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MANILA, Philippines โ The former Senate presidents on Friday urged the members of the upper chamber to prioritize โurgent workโ over โinternal maneuvering.โ Incumbent senators Vicente Sotto III and Juan Miguel Zubiri, as well as former Senators Aquilino Pimentel III and Frank Drilon said they issued a joint statement โat this difficult moment out of our
MANILA, Philippines โ Sen. Juan Miguel โMigzโ Zubiri on Tuesday dismissed Senate President Alan Peter Cayetanoโs claim that the minority was planning to block Senate committee hearings, describing it as a โfigment of their imagination.โ Cayetano, who failed to preside over a plenary session for the second consecutive day, accused the minority of planning to
MANILA, Philippines โ San Miguel Corp. (SMC) on Monday pushed back against widespread criticism over the mass cutting of trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila, insisting the clearing activities were necessary to make way for the Southern Access Link Expressway (Salex) project. โThe clearing works are needed to build the elevated expressway along the approved
MANILA, Philippinesโ After the minority blocโs walkout last week, senators belonging to the majority group were nowhere in sight at the scheduled resumption of their regular session on Monday. All 11 minority members โ Senate Minority Leader Vicente โTitoโ Sotto III, Sens. Juan Miguel Zubiri, Kiko Pangilinan, Panfilo Lacson, JV Ejercito, Sherwin Gatchalian,
'We believe that if thereโs anyone least intimidated by this, it should be us,' university student Joaquin Bautista says
MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon โ Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri publicly broke his silence Wednesday regarding his removal from the Senate leadership two years ago, expressing disappointment over what he described as betrayal by colleagues whom he considered to be close political allies. In an emotional message addressed to his constituents and supporters in Bukidnon, alongside Gov.
MANILA, Philippines โ The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said on Wednesday that the mass cutting of trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila for the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEx) project has been suspended temporarily. Environment Secretary Juan Miguel Cuna made the announcement at the Kapihan sa Manila Bay forum, saying the project
ILOILO CITY, Philippines โ San Miguel Holdings Corp. (SMHC) has backed out of the controversial Boracay Bridge project amid mounting public criticism and strong opposition from local communities, as well as business and environmental groups. This was disclosed on Wednesday by Aklan Gov. Jose Enrique Miraflores, who said he spoke with Ramon Ang, chair and
MANILA, Philippinesโ Environment Secretary Juan Miguel Cuna announced that tree-cutting activities along Quirino Avenue have been voluntarily halted. The decision came a day after environmental groups staged protests against the removal of trees to make way for an infrastructure project. This is a developing story. /mr
'In the end, nag-agree na rin siya na hindi na lang itutuloy yung Boracay Bridge. He listens. Ramon Ang listens...,' says Aklan Governor Joen Miraflores after a meeting with the SMC chief
MANILA, Philippines โ With Congress adjourning next week, minority senators are still hopeful it could form a new coalition to back Sen. Sherwin โWinโ Gatchalian as the upper chamberโs new leader, while a group led by former Cabinet officials has also expressed support for the Senate minorityโs choice. The minority bloc, which Sen. Juan Miguel
MANILA, Philippines โ A new coalition is being eyed in the Senate to install Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian as the new Senate president, according to Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri. Zubiri admitted that until now, the minority bloc known as Solid Bloc-11 (SB-11) still needs to get the number needed to unseat Cayetano, who took over the Senate presidency