AFP says drug lords still living in comfort in detention, PNP to investigate
February 9, 2017
The Philippine National Police (PNP) to look into the reported special treatment for the drug lords detained at the military custodial center in Camp Aguinaldo. “If it is true, we will investigate and we will determine up to what extent
Environment secretary claims she was offered monthly P6 million bribe by miner
February 9, 2017
Environment Secretary Gina Lopez admitted on Thursday that there was an attempt by a mining firm to bribe her with P6 million a month. Lopez disclosed this during a press briefing in Malacanang where she explained why she had to
Benguet, Kochi Prefecture mark two-decade friendship
February 9, 2017
LA TRINIDAD– Kochi Prefecture and Benguet province are celebrating 20 years of friendship. Benguet Governor Crescencio Pacalso has invited Kochi Prefecture officials to renew their ties. Pacalso signed a Memorandum of Agreement between the province and the Kuroshio Agricultural Development
HK national, two arrested in sting operation
February 9, 2017
BAGUIO CITY- Three alleged drug peddlers, including a Hong Kong national, arrested in a sting operation Wednesday afternoon. Agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency-Cordillera apprehended John Daryl Malicdem Villanueva, 30, of Baguio City; Joemar Roblas Cañaveral, 39, a Hong
Duterte awards Medal of Valor posthumously to 42 SAF who perished in Mamasapano
February 8, 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte has upgraded into Medal of Valor the posthumous award for the 42 police commandos who were among those killed in an anti-terrorist operation in Mamasapano, Maguindanao province two years ago. The 42 were among the 44 members
Speaker says House leadership unwilling to back reimposing death penalty should quit
February 8, 2017
Speaker Panteleon Alvarez wants the House leadership to support him in reimposing the death penalty, or else he will tell the members to resign. Alvarez said he will change his deputy speakers, including Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo who junked
Duterte admits two out of five statements are true, rest “jokes”
February 8, 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte admitted on Wednesday that for every five things he said, only two were true and the rest were “jokes.” “I’m just fond of doing it. I want to laugh. Well, at the expense also of myself sometimes,”
Norway is in “close dialogue” between Philippines, NDF after peace talks terminated
February 8, 2017
Norway, the third-party facilitator between the Philippine government and communist guerillas in their peace negotiations, on Wednesday said it is in close touch with both parties following Manila’s termination of talks last week. “We are in close dialogue with both parties.
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