Nindot nga tubag | Banat
Nakadayeg ko sa mga pamahayag ni Cebu City acting Mayor Raymond Alvin Garcia kabahin sa mga pagsaway kaniya ni suspended Mayor Michael Rama mahitungod sa pagpagamit sa Cebu City Sports Center alang sa Pasigarbo sa Sugbo.
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Bolts, Bates brace for showdown vs Hotshots in PBA opener
MANILA, Philippines -- Meralco Bolts big man Brandon Bates is expecting an “angry” Magnolia Hotshots in the season opener of the PBA on Sunday.
Gwen finds Rama’s opposition “petty” | The Freeman
CEBU, Philippines — Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has ignored suspended Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama’s opposition to hold the Pasigarbo sa Sugbo 2024 at the Cebu City Sports Center.
'All falsehoods': Paolo Duterte, Paul Gutierrez respond to ex-Customs exec’s drug smuggling claim
MANILA, Philippines — Rep. Paolo Duterte (Davao City) has denied having transacted with former Customs intelligence officer Jimmy Guban, who recently namedropped him and two others as being the true owners of the multi-billion peso shabu smuggled into the country through magnetic lifters in 2018.
Yulo babalik sa 2028 Olympics | Pang-Masa
MANILA, Philippines — Hindi pa man humuhupa ang selebrasyon sa panalo nito sa Paris Olympics, nagdeklara na si Carlos Yulo na target nitong depensahan ang kanyang titulo sa 2028 Olympic Games sa Los Angeles, California.
LRT-2 limits trips as street dweller climbs post
MANILA, Philippines — A man said to be a street dweller climbed up a post of the Light Rail Transit Line 2 yesterday, forcing the LRT-2 to limit train trips and close some stations for over two hours.
Surprise House witness tags Paolo Duterte, 2 others in illegal drug smuggling
MANILA, Philippines (Updated 6:18 p.m.) — Jimmy Guban, a former Customs officer who served as a key witness in a shabu smuggling controversy under former President Rodrigo Duterte, has resurfaced to confess that it was Rep. Paolo Duterte (First District, Davao City), Manases Carpio and Michael Yang who owned the magnetic lifters that were found to have concealed P11-billion worth of illegal drugs in 2018. Guban told the House quad-committee on Friday during its first inquiry that he lied about the persons responsible for the illegal shipment of shabu during his testimony to the Senate in 2018 because of threats to his and his family's life. The embattled former Customers intelligence officer took back his testimony six years ago to implicate three people with ties to the former president: president's eldest son, Vice President Sara Duterte's husband, and the president's former economic adviser. Alongside his bombshell admission, Guban also recanted his statement accusing former police official Eduardo Acierto of owning the P11-billion shabu shipment during his trial for charges related to importing dangerous drugs. For this case, he was sentenced to life imprisonment last year. All this was bared before the House mega-panel, which was created to fuse together the investigations being conducted by four House committees: dangerous drugs, public order & safety, human rights and public acounts.
Navy’s new No. 2 man assumes post
A SENIOR office of the Philippine Navy has been named vice commander, the second highest official in the major service command.