First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos attended a Lunar New Year reception hosted by the Chinese embassy in Taguig on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. respects China’s freedom of expression and will remain “firm but diplomatic” following its criticism of a Senate resolution condemning remarks by the Chinese Embassy that targeted Philippine officials and institutions, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said on Wednesday. Senate Resolution No. 256, adopted on Monday, was described by Chinese Embassy spokesperson Ji Lingpeng as “anti-China” and a mere “political stunt.” READ: China’s criticism of reso vs embassy remarks spark senators’ backlash “The President respects freedom of the press. If China has freedom in their press, then likewise any Filipino does, as well as whatever […]... Keep on reading: Marcos to stay ‘firm but diplomatic’ after China hits Senate resolution
Ngayong Miyerkules, makakapanayam ng King of Talk na si Boy Abunda ang mga kampeon ng 'Stars on the Floor' season 1 na sina Rodjun Cruz at Dasuri Choi, at ang pinakabagong Dance Authority na si Rayver Cruz. Alamin ang kanilang kwento mamaya sa 'Fast Talk with Boy Abunda.' Get to know the latest updates on your favorite showbiz personalities together with 'The King of Talk' Boy Abunda in 'Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,' weekdays at 4:05 p.m. on GMA Afternoon Prime. #FastTalkwithBoyAbunda
LENI 2028? Rep. Leila de Lima believes that former vice president and Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo has a stronger chance of winning the presidency in 2028, considering the split between Marcos and Duterte supporters. Read:
Narito ang mga maghaharap sa "More Tawa, More Saya, More Love" episode ng 'Family Feud' ngayong February 11.
MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Wednesday denied rumors that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was diagnosed with colon cancer and was seen wearing a colostomy bag at a public event. It was fugitive and former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque who sought clarification from Palace Press Officer Claire Castro regarding the alleged colostomy bag, which was reportedly visible through the president’s clothing in a video recorded at an event in Pasay City. READ: Palace wants probe into spread of fake medical report on Marcos’ health “The problem is that these are just rumors and gossip—baseless claims that damage the government, tarnish the president’s […]... Keep on reading: Palace on rumors Marcos has colon cancer: Roque is spreading fake news
This is an important issue because the Ombudsman, as the country's top anti-graft buster, probes the flood control corruption, where some lawmakers are allegedly involved in
‘TO BE DIFFERENT IS NOT TO BE ABNORMAL’ This is how Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen described same-sex relationships in his concurring opinion, emphasizing that they should not be rendered legally invisible. The Supreme Court recognized that same-sex couples may be
Drawing from his own journey, former PBB housemate Will Ashley shared words of wisdom for the finalists of the Celebrity Collab Edition 2.0 as they enter the final stretch of the competition.
NEW YORK — Toronto Raptors forward Brandon Ingram will replace injured Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry in the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday. Curry, who was voted a starter, is out with knee pain. Commissioner Adam Silver chose Tuesday to have Ingram fill Curry’s spot on Team Stripes. READ: Steph Curry to miss NBA All-Star Game with lingering knee injury It’s Ingram’s second All-Star selection. He is averaging 22.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game this season and has helped Toronto post a 32-22 record, good for fifth place in the Eastern Conference. Ingram’s Raptors teammate, Scottie […]... Keep on reading: Brandon Ingram replaces Steph Curry at NBA All-Star Game
Engineer Even Calajate is charged with perjury for telling the Senate that the Robeses of Bulacan were 'promoters' of a flawed water contract
TOKYO — Japanese Justice Minister Hiroshi Hiraguchi said Tuesday that his ministry will set up a panel of experts to consider introducing punishments on paying for sex. The panel plans to hold its first meeting by the end of March. The current anti-prostitution law punishes those who wait for customers and solicit them in public places, while the act of paying for sex is not punishable. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi ordered the justice minister to review the law, at a parliamentary meeting in November. ALSO READ: Japan’s Fuji TV bosses resign over sex assault scandal Japanese national nabbed for ‘lewd […]... Keep on reading: Japan plans to punish those who pay for sex
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