MANILA, Philippines A hearing by the quad committee of the House of Representatives scheduled for today and to which former president Rodrigo Duterte had unofficially confirmed his attendance has been canceled. Quad comm overall chairman Surigao del
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MANILAspingold, Philippines The Senate Committeeon Women, Children, Family Relations and Gender Equality with the Committees onMigrant Workers,and Public Order and Dangerous Drugs is continuingthe inquiry into the escape of dismissed Bamban, Tarlac
File photo of expelled Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. INQUIRER file photo / Grig C. Montegrande MANILA, Philippines Newly appointed Prosecutor General Richard Anthony Fadullon on Wednesday said the next hearing on the case of expelled Negros
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee is leading the hearing on the drug war launched during the administration of former President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday, October 28. Senate Minority Leader Aquilino “Koko&
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate Committee on Women, Children, Family Relations and Gender Equality has resumed the inquiry into the alleged abuses within the religious organizations, including FBI-wanted Kingdom of Jesus Christ
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate Committee on Women, Children, Family Relations and Gender Equality with the Committees on Migrant Workers, and Public Order and Dangerous Drugs resumed the inquiry into the escape of dismiss
Alice Guo and Mary Ann Maslog —Photos by Niño Jesus Orbeta and Grig C. Montegrande | Philippine Daily Inquirer MANILA, Philippines — Mary Ann Maslog, the 1998 textbook scam suspect who allegedly faked her death to avoid criminal l
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