President Duterte Admits Using “Presidential Powers” to Shut Down ABS-CBN RODRIGO DUTERTE – The outgoing president admitted that he used his “presidential powers” to shut down the ABS-CBN network. Duterte emphasized that he prevented the largest network in the nation from receiving a new franchise in 2020 by using his executive authority in Congress. Duterte … Read more
6 E-Sabong Sites Allegedly Still Continue Operation to Be Takedown The Philippine National Police (PNP) will take down the six (6) e-sabong sites that still continue operation despite the orders of President Rodrigo Duterte. According to a recent PNP statement, six active e-sabong sites have been discovered recently. Despite the fact that President Rodrigo Duterte … Read more
Sharon Cuneta Admits Being Closed to Dutertes But Got Disappointed SHARON CUNETA – The Megastar admitted that she was once closed to the Dutertes, the President, and his daughter Sara but got disappointed by this statement. Sharon confirmed as much in her remarks at the Leni-Kiko sortie in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, said they have known … Read more
President Duterte Posed With IATF Members During Meeting President Rodrigo Duterte struck a pose together with the members of the cabinet during the IATF meeting on Monday. This, as President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday met with the members of the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF MEID) in order to … Read more
President Rodrigo Duterte has signed a law exempting online media from revealing their sources. Signed on August 30, the RA 11458 expanded the coverage of RA 53, which was confined to print media. According to RA 53 of the 1946 law, print media are not compelled to reveal their sources published in their news reports, … Read more
2 Immigration Deputies Fired By Duterte Over Bribery Scandal President Rodrigo Duterte has fired the 2 Bureau of Immigration (BI) deputy commissioners over their involvement in a bribery scandal. On Saturday (December 17, 2016), the president stands firm on his advocacy against corruption by relieving the 2 deputy commission of BI from their post over … Read more
Photojournalist Of New York Times Publish Report On Duterte’s War On Drugs Readable In Filipino President Duterte’s war on drugs was featured in a report published by New York Times can be read in Filipino and 2 other languages. Daniel Berehulak, a photojournalist in New York Times published a report the war on drugs amid … Read more
CHEd Chief Licuanan Ordered By Palace To Submit Courtesy Resignation Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) chairperson Patricia Licuanan was reminded by Malacañang to submit her courtesy resignation. On Tuesday (December 06, 2016), Malacañang Palace reminded all the appointees of former President Benigno Aquino III to submit their courtesy resignation including Patricia Licuanan, CHEd chairperson. “On … Read more
Fidel Ramos Doubts Duterte Will Declare Martial Law, Despite Problem In The Country Despite the different speculation on the current problems in the country, Fidel V. Ramos doubt if President Duterte will declare martial law. The country is currently experiencing different issues such as the war in Mindanao, protests, and rallies against the burial of … Read more
Despite Terror Attacks, President Duterte Doesn’t Want To Wage War In Mindanao Despite the attacks on government forces, President Rodrigo Duterte still doesn’t want to wage war against his fellow Filipinos in Mindanao. On Wednesday (November 30, 2016), the president visits Lanao Del Sur and said that he doesn’t want to wage war against his … Read more