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By Bong Lozada
He may be left out on the list of graduates, but the military’s top brass has put him under his luster.
He may be left out on the list of graduates, but the military’s top brass has put him under his luster.
It may take a while before Olympian and figure skater Michael Christian Martinez meets President Benigno Aquino III, Malacañang said Sunday.
Malacañang on Sunday said Liberal Party ally and Oriental Mindoro Governor Alfonso “Boy” Umali already explained his actions to President Benigno Aquino III after news came out of his alleged interference in the arrest of Delfin Lee.
He may be clean in the eyes of the Department of Justice officials, but Dennis Cunanan would have to do more to convince senators.
The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) is expecting six new regional forensic laboratories this year to aid its anti-drug operations.
President Benigno Aquino III lauded the women sector during the International Women’s Day, even as a militant party-list criticized the administration for its “illusions” of women’s welfare in the country.
The Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing Saturday morning reportedly crashed off the coast of a Vietnamese island, a navy officer said in Vietnamese state media, but a Malaysian minister said they were still verifying the report.
In less than a week, 35 of the country’s most wanted criminals have been arrested. In its bid to eradicate most wanted persons, the Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group Chief Superintendent Benjamin Magalong, newly-minted CIDG chief, said they consider their recent accomplishment as an “overwhelming outcome” of the CIDG’s campaign against MWPs.
Despite questions on the legality of the arrest warrant issued for alleged real estate scammer Delfin Lee, the Philippine National Police stood by its validity on Friday.
The apology of the New People’s Army in the recent landmine blast did not appease victims.
The Manila Regional Trial Court on Friday started hearing the forfeiture case filed by the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) against Janet Lim-Napoles and several others implicated in the pork barrel scam.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is open to the possibility that alleged pork barrel scam brains Janet Lim-Napoles will be transferred to a regular jail, despite the justice secretary’s claims that she is not keen with the set-up, a Malacañang spokesman said Friday.
She may not be on the appointed list of the Commission on Appointments, but Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is unfazed with the setback.
