Marcos laughs off talk on substance abuse
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday laughed off the claim that he was abusing illegal drugs, an allegation that stemmed from supposedly leaked documents being peddled online by his critics.
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MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday laughed off the claim that he was abusing illegal drugs, an allegation that stemmed from supposedly leaked documents being peddled online by his critics.
MANILA, Philippines — After more than two decades, 145 former employees of state-run Intercontinental Broadcasting Corp. (IBC), some of whom are grappling with health issues, finally received their retirement pay last Friday.
MANILA, Philippines — The Presidential Task Force on Media Security (PTFoMS) called for the promotion of a free press on the eve of World Press Freedom Day, which comes days after the US State Department released a report stating that Filipino journalists still face harassment and threats of violence.
MANILA, Philippines — There was no order for a wage increase, but President Marcos yesterday directed regional wage boards to review the pay rates in their respective areas and urged Congress to pass a number of measures, which did not include wage hike bills.
MANILA, Philippines — Efforts are underway to control electricity prices and to monitor the power supply in the face of high demand, President Marcos said yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has named new officials of the Office of the Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs.
MANILA, Philippines — China’s activities seen to “jeopardize” the security of the country’s borders were among the key security issues discussed yesterday during the first ever joint national peace and order council and regional peace and order council meeting at Malacañang.
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos wants the elimination of online sexual abuse and exploitation of children to be his legacy as he regards the crime, whose youngest victim in the country is a three-month-old infant, as “unFilipino,” the Department of Justice (DOJ) said yesterday.