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Senator Win Gatchalian said a comprehensive implementation of the Energy Virtual One-Stop Shop (EVOSS) system will attract more renewable energy (RE) investments and bodes well with the government's thrust towards cleaner energy.
Majority of Filipinos are not in favor of allowing Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) to stay and operate in the country, Senator Win Gatchalian said, citing a recent survey conducted by Pulse Asia Research Inc.
Senator Win Gatchalian wants stiffer penalties imposed against industry players found guilty of mismanaging power-related issues that result in economic losses.
Q: I had NGCP on Headstart a day ago. So I want to ask for the overview, let's talk about the whole system, the whole issue. So four days ago, there was a blackout in Panay Island, wherein seven power plants actually tripped, closed, lost power was under maintenance for some reason, one way or another. Three of the biggest including first is that typical, why did that happen?
Senator Win Gatchalian has filed a resolution seeking to investigate the power outage that crippled Western Visayas region for a few days at the start of the year.
Senator Win Gatchalian urged the Philippine National Police (PNP) to ensure the safety and security of devotees participating in the Black Nazarene procession on January 9. This marks the first time in three years that the traditional religious activity will be observed.
As students return to school, Senator Win Gatchalian urgently calls for swift action to enhance reading proficiency, citing that a nationwide reading program will be implemented starting Jan. 12 this year in all public schools as part of the government's initiatives to improve the literacy skills of basic education students.
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 4) — Lawmakers on Thursday called on education authorities to ensure that thousands of affected students would not be left out because of the phaseout of senior high programs in state and local universities.