Vivienne Gulla is a journalist for ABS-CBN Corporation, focusing on national news in the Philippines. Vivienne covers a wide range of topics including transportation, politics, and current events. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to delivering accurate and timely news, Vivienne keeps readers informed on the latest developments in the country.
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Vivienne Gulla's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly within the Philippines. She covers a range of topics including Philippine Government, Charter Change, Transportation, Christmas Rush, and Mental Health.
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By: Vivienne Gulla
The House Committee on Government Enterprises and Privatization conducted on Friday an ocular inspection of parts of Manila Bay, as the panel studies proposals seeking to create a Manila Bay Development Authority that will oversee the management, rehabilitation and preservation of these waters.
By: Vivienne Gulla
MANILA — Two congressmen on Monday expressed concern regarding the developments in the Senate probe that raised questions into the identity of Bamban Mayor Alice Guo.
By: Vivienne Gulla
Rep. Robert Ace Barbers said the panel wants to know the truth behind the alleged involvement of Chinese nationals in the entry of illegal drugs into the country.
By: Vivienne Gulla
A lawmaker urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday to scrap a nearly 24-year-old executive order that allows the Bureau of Immigration to convert tourist visas to student visas, amid concerns raised over the influx of Chinese students in the Philippines.
Last month, the former Speaker and ally of former President Rodrigo Duterte issued a call for the Armed Forces of the Philippines to withdraw support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The House of Representatives terminated on Monday night the plenary debates on the proposed amendments to the Rice Tariffication Law, after nearly four hours of interpellation.
By: Vivienne Gulla
A bill to institutionalize the government’s food stamp program for poor families got the nod of the House Committee on Social Services on Tuesday.
By: Vivienne Gulla
The House approved on second reading proposed RTL amendments, which include restoring the National Food Authority's power to sell rice in retail outlets during “food security emergency” situations.
By: Vivienne Gulla
“How far are you willing to regulate freedom of information and freedom of speech and it's something we need to look into," he said while acknowledging that manipulated information and 'deepfakes' threaten national security.
By: Vivienne Gulla
MANILA — The Philippines should allocate a budget of at least 5 percent its gross domestic product on beefing up the country's defense capabilities, amid heightened tension in the West Philippine Sea, according to House Deputy Speaker and Quezon 2nd District Representative David “Jay-Jay” Suarez.
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