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By: Kristina Maralit
MANILA, Philippines — Veteran lawyer and private counsel for the House prosecution panel on Tuesda Atty. Lorna Kapunan, described the alleged misuse of Vice President Sara Duterte's P612.5 million in confidential funds as a “scam against the people,” citing audit findings that questioned whether the funds were used for their declared purposes and supported by documentary evidence.
By: Catherine S. Valente, Kristina Maralit, Javier Joe Ismael
By: Javier, Joe, James Daniel Danio, Kristina Maralit
Gatchalian said the generation charge accounts for the largest share of monthly electricity bills, making it the most critical area for regulatory oversight.
CAREER prosecutor and former Commission on Appointments deputy secretary Ronald Chua was appointed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as an associate justice of the Sandiganbayan.
By: Kristina Maralit
By: Kristina Maralit, Bernadette E. Tamayo, James Daniel Danio
MANILA, Philippines — Senator-judges at the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte should be impartial, Malacanang said on Thursday, as pressure mounted on the vice president to respond to the accusations against her after the Supreme Court removed the challenges to the legitimacy of the proceedings at the House of Representatives.
THE House of Representatives approved on third and final reading a bill that would expand land acquisition, financing and public-private partnership options for socialized housing projects.
By: Javier, Joe, Kristina Maralit, James Daniel Danio, Catherine S. Valente
Lead prosecutor and Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro said all public funds, including confidential funds, are subject to COA audit and must comply with Joint Circular 2015-01, which governs the release, disbursement and liquidation of confidential and intelligence funds.
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