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Sen. Robinhood "Robin" C. Padilla on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court to set soonest oral arguments for his petition to resolve the issue of whether both houses of Congress should vote jointly or separately in tackling amendments to the 1987 Constitution.
MANILA, Philippines — Retired military comptroller Carlos Garcia is now legally compelled to pay a total of P407.8 million in fines for his conviction in 2022 of direct bribery and facilitating money laundering in connection with his illegal amassing of wealth amounting to P303 million when he was in the military from 1993 to 2004.
(UPDATES) SEN. Robinhood Padilla filed a petition before the Supreme Court on Monday asking it to determine whether the Senate and the House of Representatives should vote jointly or separately on amendments to the Constitution.
THE Sandiganbayan has ordered the issuance of writs of execution in the plunder and money laundering charges against retired Maj. Gen. Carlos F. Garcia, former comptroller of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), for the collection of fines totaling P407.8 million.
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robin Padilla, chair of the Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Revision of Codes, on Monday filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to settle how the Senate and the House of Representatives should vote on the amendments to the 1987 Constitution.
Sen. Robinhood "Robin" C. Padilla on Monday petitioned the Supreme Court to resolve a key issue in the 1987 Constitution - whether both houses should vote jointly or separately in discussing amendments to the Charter.
Whew! It’s been a mental overload of data and knowledge to process and absorb on the “best practices” in protecting the truth coming out in the age of generative artificial information. This we got from the just concluded Information Integrity Forum 2024 held in Sydney. The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and the Centre for Media Transition (CMT) organized the two-day forum. This year’s forum brought together four senior editors/journalists from each of the four invited countries, namely, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines.
