OVP fritters P125M in under 24 hours, not 11 days — Ramil Madriaga
The office of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte spent the P125 million in confidential funds not in 11 days but in just under 24 hours,
The office of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte spent the P125 million in confidential funds not in 11 days but in just under 24 hours,
“The burden of fuel taxes isn’t from the poor buying fuel directly, but from how so much of what they buy – especially food – has oil taxes embedded in their price,” Africa said.
Ask Sara to just write her reactions, if she can, or better still, order her consultants to write credible speeches. Letting her talk is torture as no one can make heads or tails of what she is perorating about. Talk of a female version of Trump.
Tinio, Elago and Co pointed out that it is ordinary citizens who suffer from Trump-instigated war in the region and should not be made to absorb another wave of price surges due to the failure of the talks in Islamabad.
Accepted as a state witness in ongoing investigations, Santos’ revelations cast a wider net of corruption involving private contractors, government officials and agencies across two presidential administrations.
“The public has the right to know the truth, and public officials—especially at the highest levels—have the duty to answer for their actions,” Makabayan said, urging Duterte to submit to the constitutional process and allow herself the chance to belie the accusations.
Tropical Philippines may potentially source all its daily requirements from solar power, but it remains a pipe dream as production contracts approved by the government are embroiled in political patronage, controversy, corruption and predation.
“[B]oth houses of Congress should focus on alleviating the people’s suffering amid the ongoing crisis in West Asia instead of legislating band-aid measures that boost patronage,” BAYAN said.
DOE secretary Sharon Garin announced that while the Philippines secured “a safe and preferential access” to the Strait of Hormuz, Filipinos should manage their expectations and accept the likelihood of more fuel price increases while the Middle East war rages.
“Let those who have weapons lay them down…Let those who have the power to unleash wars choose peace!” Pope Leo XIV said in his first-ever Urbi et Orbi message.




