Keith Clores
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- Sep 11, 2026
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‘Great number’ of dismissed Philippine cops turn to organised crime: interior secretary (opens the original)
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MANILA – Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla has admitted that a ‘great number’ of former police officers who were dismissed from the force eventually involve themselves in organized crime. Remulla made the revelation on Thursday, during the Senate finance subcommittee hearing on the proposed 2027 budget of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and its attached agencies, which includes the Philippine National Police (PNP). “We made a study of the 8,000 dismissed PNP police per
2 Filipino seafarers dead in Strait of Hormuz security incident (opens the original)
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MANILA – Two Filipino seafarers have died following a security incident in the Strait of Hormuz, a Saudi Arabian shipping company confirmed on Wednesday. According to Bahri, the shipping company, its crude oil vessel SIDR was caught up in a security incident prior to traversing the Strait of Hormuz on Aug. 31, at 11:40 a.m. (Philippine time). “It is with profound sadness that Bahri confirms the loss of two of its Filipino seafarers as a result of the incident,” the company said in a statement. I
Philippine VP Duterte impeachment: defence, prosecution clash on bank, tax secrecy (opens the original)
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MANILA – Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense team on Wednesday reiterated its refusal to allow the Senate Impeachment Court to subpoena Duterte’s bank and tax records during her trial, saying it would violate confidentiality laws. Defense counsel and spokesperson Michael Poa made the remark during oral arguments on the prosecution’s request for the impeachment court to issue subpoenas for the documents. “The issue before the impeachment court today is whether you possess the power to issue a s
Philippine VP Sara Duterte’s defence opens trial with ‘never forget’ slogan (opens the original)
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MANILA – Kicking off the first day of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, the vice president’s defense panel utilized the anti-Martial Law mantra “never forget” in its opening statement on Monday. Delivering the team’s opening statement, the Defense’s lead counsel, Sheila Sison highlighted the weight of the impeachment trial in history and to Filipinos, saying that the impeachment contradicts the vote of over 30 million voters. “The present undertaking of this court not only carries
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