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Lacson dismisses Cayetano’s mockery (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Panfilo Lacson brushed off Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano’s recent statements labeling him as the Senate’s “chief justice” and “prosecutor,” saying he would have taken the titles as a compliment if they came from a credible source. The exchange is the latest flare-up in the dispute over alleged ghost projects and infrastructure anomalies in Taguig. Reacting to a livestream where Cayetano accused him of acting like a “one-man justice department,” Lacson took to X o
Marcos extends Dizon, Lopez appointments (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has extended the appointments of acting Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon and acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez after their legal mandates expired, Executive Secretary Ralph Recto confirmed yesterday. Speaking to reporters following the Office of the President’s budget hearing at the Senate, Recto addressed the lapsed appointments of Dizon and Lopez, both of whom have yet to face the Commission on Appointments (CA) since assuming their posts l
Gatchalian vows to block Sandigan budget cut (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian has vowed to block a proposed P551-million budget cut for the Sandiganbayan, arguing that the anti-graft court needs more funding to handle a surge of high-profile cases involving lawmakers. During the recent Senate deliberations on the judiciary’s proposed 2027 budget, Gatchalian firmly rejected the Department of Budget and Management’s recommendation to slash the tribunal’s funding. “I don’t subscribe to the recommendation to reduce its
‘11 contracts won by GenCorp had no public bidding’ (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — The Davao City government awarded 11 of its 15 contracts to private firm GenCorp without public bidding, a procurement official revealed yesterday at the resumption of the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. The 11 contracts – awarded through “negotiated small value procurement” – accounted for roughly P7 million to P8 million of the firm’s P34.216-million total contract value with the city, division chief Rendell Sopeña of the Philippine Government Electronic
No rebranding, hiding system loss charge, Tulfo vows (opens the original)
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MANILA, Philippines — Consumers will not see the controversial system loss charge simply rebranded and hidden in other sections of their monthly electricity bills as soon as a proposed legislation banning it becomes law, Sen. Erwin Tulfo assured the public yesterday. Addressing fears that power distributors might offset the impending removal of the charge by quietly inflating other fees, Tulfo, chairman of the Senate energy committee, guaranteed that the proposed legislation contains strict safe
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