Philippines: Alleged Chinese spy Alice Guo arrested in Indonesia
Alice Guo left the Philippines and travelled to Malaysia and Singapore before her arrest in Indonesia
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Alice Guo expected at the Senate following arrest
MANILA, Philippines — Dismissed Bamban mayor Alice Guo is expected to appear before the Senate following her arrest in Indonesia, Deputy Minority Leader Sen. Risa Hontiveros said on Wednesday, September 4.
Only 200K oily waste left to be siphoned off sunken tanker
THE Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) yesterday said only 200,000 liters of industrial fuel oil are left in the storage tanks of the tanker Terranova that sank off Bataan last July 25. Lt. Cmdr. Michael John Encina, commander of the Coast Guard Station Bataan, said the siphoning of the remaining oil could be completed in one or two days, upon the resumption of the operation.
Gatchalian to ‘challenge’ intel funds of law enforcement agencies
SEN. Sherwin Gatchalian yesterday said he would “challenge” the intelligence funds of law enforcement agencies due to their failure to detect the escape of dismissed Bamban mayor Alice Guo and her siblings last July.
Evacuation ordinance not meant to control donors – Zamora
MANILA, Philippines — An ordinance approved by the city council of San Juan regulating the operation of evacuation centers is not meant to prevent or limit donors from helping victims of calamities, Mayor Francis Zamora said yesterday.
Quiboloy ready to face US extradition process
MANILA, Philippines — Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, who is being hunted by the Philippine National Police (PNP) on charges of rape and human trafficking, is ready to face the extradition process, his lawyer Israelito Torreon said yesterday.
Alice Guo's camp seeks dismissal of quo warranto
MANILA, Philippines — The camp of dismissed Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo has filed a motion to dismiss the quo warranto petition before a Manila court, which seeks to challenge her right to hold office.
SC lowers penalty for Coast Guard exec to suspension in Yolanda supply scandal
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has reinstated a Philippine Coast Guard official by reducing his dismissal to a suspension, stating that his role in procuring supplies for Typhoon Yolanda relief operations was free from dishonesty and corruption.