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All Marcoleta Plunder Case Respondents Now Accounted For

The PNP said all accused individuals in the plunder case filed against Senator Rodante Marcoleta are now under authorities’ watch.

Hontiveros Pushes For Broader Wage Reforms

Sinabi ng senador na magandang simula ang PHP85 arawang wage increase ngunit kailangan pa ang pangmatagalang reporma sa sistema ng sahod.

Luistro: Power Belongs To People, Officials Must Be Accountable

The House prosecution emphasized that public trust requires officials to answer for the exercise of their authority.

House Prosecution Panel Won’t Be Cowed By Political Pressure

The House prosecution panel said the impeachment proceedings will continue through the constitutional process regardless of political pressure.

VP Sara’s 32.2M Votes ‘No License’ To Violate Constitution

Iginiit ng House prosecution panel na nananatiling may pananagutan sa ilalim ng Konstitusyon ang lahat ng halal na opisyal anuman ang dami ng kanilang boto.

Palace: VP Should Face Impeachment Trial If She Has Nothing To Hide

The Palace said the impeachment trial provides Vice President Sara Duterte the opportunity to answer the accusations before the court.

Lacson Calls Out Marcoleta Over ‘Planned Arrest’ Claim

Kinontra ni Sen. Panfilo Lacson ang pahayag ni Sen. Rodante Marcoleta na konektado umano sa impeachment proceedings ang sinasabing nalalapit niyang pag-aresto.

Legal Arguments, Not Witnesses, To Take Up Impeachment Trial Day 1

Legal arguments and procedural issues will take center stage during the first day of the Senate impeachment trial.

Senate Ready For VP Sara Impeachment Trial, Rallies

Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian said preparations are in place for possible protest actions outside the chamber.

Romualdez Camp Maintains No Evidence Linking Him To Flood Control Mess

Spokespersons for Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez said no official investigation has linked him to the alleged flood control anomalies.