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THE Senate rejection of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) executive’s testimony at the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona is unfortunate, Malacañang said Wednesday. “It’s unfortunate that the Senate President (Juan Ponce Enrile) has decided to disallow the reception for evidence with respect to Article 3,” Presidential spokesperson Edwin Lacierda said in a news briefing. /taxonomy/term/0 read more
THE Senate rejection of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) executive’s testimony at the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona is unfortunate, Malacañang said Wednesday. “It’s unfortunate that the Senate President (Juan Ponce Enrile) has decided to disallow the reception for evidence with respect to Article 3,” Presidential spokesperson Edwin Lacierda said in a news briefing. /taxonomy/term/0 read more
PRESIDENT Benigno Aquino III never agreed to a Muslim autonomy that was reportedly proposed by the secessionist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a rebel official said on Wednesday. MILF chief negotiator Mohagher Iqbal denied a news report that the Chief Executive already gave his nod on the supposed parliamentary form of government similar to that of Malaysia, which the Muslim rebels reportedly proposed in the peace talks. /taxonomy/term/0 read more
PRESIDENT Benigno Aquino III never agreed to a Muslim autonomy that was reportedly proposed by the secessionist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a rebel official said on Wednesday. MILF chief negotiator Mohagher Iqbal denied a news report that the Chief Executive already gave his nod on the supposed parliamentary form of government similar to that of Malaysia, which the Muslim rebels reportedly proposed in the peace talks. /taxonomy/term/0 read more
MALACAÑANG assured Wednesday that the Aquino government has been trying its best to protect journalists in the country amid report by a New York-based watchdog that the Philippines was considered as the second deadliest place for mediamen. /taxonomy/term/0 read more
MALACAÑANG assured Wednesday that the Aquino government has been trying its best to protect journalists in the country amid report by a New York-based watchdog that the Philippines was considered as the second deadliest place for mediamen. /taxonomy/term/0 read more
