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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 14) – The Office of the Ombudsman will make ends meet with a million-peso confidential fund for next year, the country’s chief graft buster said Tuesday.
SENATE President Juan Miguel Zubiri urged the national security agencies to investigate reports that foreigners were able to obtain Philippine passports using valid documents.
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Francis Tolentino supports Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri’s call to investigate how Chinese, Korean and Thai nationals secured passports and other government-issued identification cards after immigration officials and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) intercepted more than a dozen Philippine passport holders who are “obviously not Filipinos.”
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Francis Tolentino supports Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri’s call to investigate how Chinese, Korean and Thai nationals secured passports and other government-issued identification cards after immigration officials and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) intercepted more than a dozen Philippine passport holders who are “obviously not Filipinos.”
THE Senate will provide a budget for the establishment of new facilities at the Ayungin Shoal and Kalayaan Island, Sen. Francis Joseph «Chiz» Escudero said Tuesday.
Senate President Juan Miguel "Migz" Zubiri on Monday allayed fears that the proposed Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA) between the Philippines and Japan may result in abuses as he stressed that the military accord will be equitable and beneficial for both countries.
MANILA, Philippines — As Congress resumes its second regular session, senators held an all-member caucus to discuss issues including the P5.768-trillion proposed national budget for 2024.
It is all systems go for Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio's speech before a joint session of Congress on Nov. 4, which Senate President Juan Miguel "Migz" Zubiri said was an honor accorded to a foreign head of state only five times in Philippine history.