Brawner: No need for loyalty check
ARMED Forces chief Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr yesterday told military commanders to remain “united and professional” amid talks of destabilization efforts against the Marcos administration.
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Military facilities in WPS to be made more livable for troops
ARMED Forces chief Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr yesterday said the military will further improve its facilities at Philippine-occupied features in the West Philippine Sea in the South China Sea this year.
PCPC admits internal plant issue prolonged return to Panay grid
MANILA, Philippines — The Palm Concepcion Power Corp. (PCPC) admitted to the Senate that its plant caused and prolonged the power outage on Panay Island at the start of January.
Another data leak hits PhilHealth
MANILA, Philippines — Bugs or coding errors, not cyber hackers, caused glitches that hit the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth)’s website over the weekend, Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Undersecretary for cybersecurity, connectivity and upskilling Jeffrey Ian Dy said yesterday.
Farmers’ group seeks distribution of public lands
MANILA, Philippines — The Federation of Free Farmers (FFF) yesterday urged President Marcos to apply the principles of agrarian reform on public lands and distribute all agricultural areas held or owned by the government.
Marcos bucks Cha-cha via people’s initiative
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has expressed disdain for the signature campaign to change the Constitution under the people’s initiative that he deemed “too divisive,” and has urged the Senate to take the lead in amending the Charter, or at least some of its economic provisions.
No loyalty check amid Marcos ouster rumors – AFP
MANILA, Philippines — There is no need for loyalty checks on uniformed personnel as there is no destabilization plot against the Marcos administration, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Romeo Brawner said yesterday.
Food shortages, joblessness and West Philippine Sea tension
Filipinos are in the grip of three major crises: a food shortage, joblessness and the West Philippine Sea tension.