Lorenzana said he blocked resumption of peace talks with Reds
July 25, 2017
Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana admitted in a business forum on Tuesday that he blocked the resumption of the peace negotiation. “They (leftists) are correct. I was the one who was blocking the talks because I said Mr. President let us
Lorenzana backs Duterte’s plan to abolish Commission on Human Rights
July 25, 2017
Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Tuesday he expressed support, like Philippine National Police Director General Ronald Dela Rosa, to President Rodrigo Duterte’s plan to abolish the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). “But on the whole actually I agree with (Dela
Lorenzana admits ongoing Marawi battle “a lesson for everyone”
July 25, 2017
Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana admitted to a business forum on Tuesday what happened in Marawi is “a lesson for everyone” after President Rodrigo Duterte revealed there was a failure in intelligence. “What happened in Marawi is a lesson for everyone
Assistance to OFWs to be raised to P1 billion: Duterte
July 25, 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte said assistance to overseas Filipino workers would be increased to P1 billion. During his State of the Nation Address on Monday, Duterte cited the contributions of the OFWs to the country. “They are our heroes. They and
Duterte asks US to return Balangiga bells
July 25, 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte has asked the United States to return the Balangiga bells, which were taken by the Americans over a century ago. In his State of the Nation Address on Monday, Duterte recalled what happened in 1901, the time
Duterte accepts P25b tax settlement from Mighty Corp.
July 24, 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte ordered on Monday the Department of Finance and the Bureau of Internal Revenue to accept the P25-billion tax settlement being offered by cigarette manufacturer Mighty Corporation. In his second State of the Nation Address, the Chief Executive
Duterte confronts protesting leftists after address
July 24, 2017
After a two-hour State of the Nation Address, President Rodrigo Duterte did what perhaps no chief executive has done: confront a throng of angry protesters from the left. Amid a drizzle, Duterte, flanked by his security and his close aide
Duterte vows to add more police, soldiers to deal with enemies of the state
July 24, 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte vowed on Monday to increase significantly the number of the police and the military to deal with enemies of the state, including the terrorists and the communist rebels. In a media interview following his State of the
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