Malacañang on Tuesday said there was nothing wrong with Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) Chairman Cristino Naguiat accepting free accommodations and gifts from the Wynn chain of casino hotels as this was “an industry practice and saves expenses for the government.”
Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile on Tuesday warned about the larger implications of the claim that the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) or the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) could have leaked Chief Justice Renato Corona’s bank records.
With oil prices expected to soar again, President Benigno Aquino III on Monday ordered the implementation of two measures aimed at immediately alleviating the plight of drivers and operators in the transport sector.
Malacañang on Monday said it was taking the word of Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) that its February 28 rally would just be “a Bible exposition” and not meant to drum up support for Chief Justice Renato Corona.
Is President Benigno Aquino III seriously thinking of marrying? The middle-aged bachelor said Sunday he was still hoping to find a wife, saying that it would make him a better leader.
Taking a brief pause from his increasingly heated verbal skirmishes with Chief Justice Renato Corona, President Benigno Aquino III on Sunday promised Filipinos “very good” news about the country’s economy in the next few days.
President Benigno Aquino III is not about to declare a ceasefire in his word war with impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona despite pleas from senators for the heads of two coequal branches of government to restrain themselves.
Is President Benigno Aquino III thinking of marriage? Aquino drew cheers on Sunday here at the capitol grounds when he turned sentimental and romantic as he spoke about the life of Dona Aurora Aragon-Quezon, whose 124th birth anniversary celebration was being commemorated by the President and the province.
President Benigno Aquino III on Sunday led the wreath laying rite here at the statue of Dona Aurora Aragon-Quezon in commemoration of her 124th birth anniversary.
Attending the first of a series of events to mark the 26th anniversary of the EDSA Revolution, President Aquino said Thursday that Chief Justice Renato Corona’s failure to fully declare his multimillion-peso bank deposits was sufficient basis to remove him from his post.
President Benigno Aquino III said Thursday his reform agenda and fight against graft and corruption will suffer should impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona be acquitted by the Senate.
The people will never regard President Benigno Aquino as a dictator, a Palace spokesperson said in thumbing down comments made by critics on the supposed obsession of the Chief Executive to oust Chief Justice Renato Corona.
Malacañang on Monday dared lawyers of Chief Justice Renato Corona to prove their allegation that it had offered P100 million to senator-judges in exchange for defying the Supreme Court order stopping the Senate as an impeachment court from opening the foreign currency deposit accounts of the Chief Justice.
