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As prices of oil spike and production are choked by war and politics, Senate President Juan Miguel "Migz" Zubiri said fossil-fuel dependent Philippines should tap its large renewable energy potentials, such as solar, hydro and wind, to lower electricity costs and tame inflation.
Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri on Thursday said all individuals involved in the hazing death of a 25-year-old student of the Philippine College of Criminology in Manila should spend the rest of their lives in jail.
MANILA, Philippines — The Quezon City Police District on Thursday filed charges against members of the Tau Gamma Phi fraternity suspected to have participated in the fatal hazing rites of a graduating criminology student.
Senate President Juan Miguel "Migz" Zubiri on Thursday said all individuals involved in the hazing death of a 25-year-old student of the Philippine College of Criminology in Manila should spend the rest of their lives behind bars.
Some members of the administration’s Cabinet should be kicked out for not doing their job, according to Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri.
(UPDATE) SENATE President Juan Miguel Zubiri on Tuesday expressed confidence that the controversial Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) Act will «withstand» judicial scrutiny, saying they are ready to face the petitioners in court.
SENATOR Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr.'s top-most priority bill expanding the coverage of 'Centenarians Act of 2016' to benefit octogenarians and nonagenarians is now nearing enactment after successfully hurdling its third and final reading last week, September 25, which incidentally was his 57th birthday. Revilla is the principal author of Senate Bill No. 2028 which substituted Senate Bill No. 21, the first measure he filed during the 19th Congress.
The Senate buckled down to work on the last week of the regular plenary session of the 19th Congress before the legislature goes on a month long break starting Sept. 30.