Norway could still broker peace pact
Norway could still broker the peace negotiations between the government and the communist rebels, according to a Palace official.
Read moreNorway could still broker the peace negotiations between the government and the communist rebels, according to a Palace official.
Read moreWhether they like it or not, the public must respect decision of the Supreme Court upholding the ouster of Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno, Malacañang said Tuesday.
Read morePresident Rodrigo Duterte wants government prosecutors to get a ruling this year for some of the cases involving the 2009 Maguindanao Massacre.
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Read morePresident Duterte wants the government to hold peace talks with communist rebels in the Philippines instead of Norway to save costs, Malacañang said yesterday.
Read moreMalacañang yesterday asked the public to give the Presidential Communications Operations Office some slack after it recently committed blunders on social media.
Read moreA Malacañang official downplayed on Monday a woman’s complaint about the alleged planting of a bullet in her suitcase at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) on June 15, saying it was not a case of “tanim-bala.” Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said in a briefing that unlike previous incidents, the bullet was just seized by […]
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Read moreThe proposed arming of barangay captains keen on fighting crime and illegal drugs is not yet final, Malacañang said yesterday.
Read morePresident Duterte has ordered the Philippine National Police to prevent the militant urban poor group Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap from taking over government housing units following an attempt to occupy a project for policemen and soldiers in Rodriguez, Rizal last Wednesday.
Read morePresident Duterte will raise his concerns on the plight of Filipino fishermen in Panatag or Scarbo-rough Shoal in case he meets Chinese President Xi Jinping again, Malacañang said yesterday.
Read moreChina has assured the Philippines that it has no policy of harassing Filipino fishermen at Panatag or Scarborough Shoal and has started an investigation into the incident involving some of its Coast Guard personnel.
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