‘No right to stay in Philippines waters’
MANILA, Philippines — Calling China a bully, senators reminded yesterday the Chinese coast guard that it does not have the right to trespass into, much less remain, in Philippine waters.
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Japanese companies threatening to pull out due to VAT refund issues
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 8) — Some Japanese companies are threatening to pull out from the Philippines because of tax refund issues, Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri said on Wednesday.
Press Release - Chiz says he will scrutinize 2024 budget to ensure its pro-people
Senator Chiz Escudero vowed to scrutinize the proposed ?5.768 trillion 2024 General Appropriations Bill (GAB) once it is taken up at the plenary to ensure that next year's national budget truly supports the needs of the people.
EU, Japan, UK, German envoys condemn killing of broadcaster
MANILA, Philippines — The ambassadors of the European Union, Japan, United Kingdom and Germany condemned the killing of radio broadcaster Juan Jumalon as he was hosting a news commentary program over 94.7 Calamba Gold FM in Misamis Occidental on Sunday morning.
Senate vows to ratify Philippines-Japan security pact
MANILA, Philippines — The proposed Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA) with Japan is as good as ratified for Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri, who cited the importance of joint military drills – as provided for under the deal – to amplify the shared commitment of Japan and the Philippines to ensure stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
Japanese PM to address PH Congress during official visit
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 1) — Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to address a joint session of the Philippine Congress during his official visit to the country this week.
Drive vs hoarders seen behind rise in Speaker's rating
His stance against hoarders of basic goods and his decision on the controversial Confidential and Intelligence Fund (CIF) could be behind the increase in the satisfaction rating of House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, an expert said.
Marcos Jr. swears in PCG chief, others
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday swore in new officials of various government agencies, led by Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) commander Vice Admiral Roy Echeverria.