Bernie Sanders “grandstanding” over PH “human rights abuses” remark – Palace official
November 17, 2019
Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar on Sunday slammed United States Senator Bernie Sanders for his remark on Philippine government’s “abhorrent” human rights abuses. In a tweet on Friday, Sanders called out the government regarding a report by
“Ramon” affecting 4 provinces in N. Luzon
November 17, 2019
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) on Sunday placed four provinces in northern Luzon under tropical cyclone wind signal number one due to “Ramon.” The weather bureau said Ramon was last seen at 295 kilometers east northeast
One dead after multi-vehicle crash in Pasay City
November 17, 2019
A motorcycle driver died in a road mishap involving eight vehicles in Pasay City Sunday morning. According to initial investigation of Pasay City Police, an Isuzu truck with body markings “LEONEL waste management” was traversing southbound along West Service Road
Palace condoles with Gokongwei family after death of Elizabeth
November 17, 2019
Malacanang on Sunday mourned the passing of Elizabeth Gokongwei, wife of the late philanthropist John Gokongwei Jr. In a statement, Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo described Mrs. Gokongwei as “the other half who helped in realizing the vision and dream of
PDEA willing to share to Robredo top drug suspects’ list, but in closed-door meeting
November 17, 2019
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Director General Aaron Aquino on Saturday clarified that he was not trying to hide to Vice President Leni Robredo the list of alleged top drug suspects in the country. In a statement, Aquino explained that
“Certificate of No Objection” a requirement for alien permit – DOLE
November 17, 2019
Foreign nationals who intend to work in the Philippines are now required to secure a “Certificate of No Objection” from the labor department before they can be issued the appropriate visa and permits from concerned government agencies. The rule is
FOCUS: State funding for Daijosai rite draws criticism from experts
November 15, 2019
Tokyo–The Japanese government’s decision to finance the latest “Daijosai” key Imperial ceremony with state funds, as it did for the previous such event, has faced criticism from experts claiming the move was taken with undue speed in order to avoid
Japan, South Korea biz leaders worry about GSOMIA
November 15, 2019
Tokyo–Japanese and South Korean business leaders Friday shared their concern about the imminent expiration of their countries’ military intelligence-sharing pact, known as GSOMIA. At a meeting in Tokyo, members of the Federation of Korean Industries said GSOMIA is one of
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