Higher position in 2022 polls? ‘Count me out,’ says Bong Go
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Philippine Star “Please count me out po.” Senator Christopher “Bong” Go said this on Saturday when he was asked for running for a higher position in
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Philippine Star “Please count me out po.” Senator Christopher “Bong” Go said this on Saturday when he was asked for running for a higher position in
By Rjay Zuriaga Castor PHOTO: ABS-CBN News MANILA, Philippines — President Duterte’s former aide and Senator Christopher “Bong” Go, said the chief executive himself does not want to implement the
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Manila Bulletin The public school teachers will help in spreading information on the government’s coronavirus vaccination program, Education Secretary Leonor Briones said Friday, adding they are
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Philippine Army Retired Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Chief Gilbert Gapay expressed his readiness to take a new post that President Rodrigo Duterte offered to
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: UNTV/Senate The “careless and unnecessary” remarks being thrown by Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Lieutenant General Antonio Parlade Jr. might weaken the government’s defense for
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Philippine Daily Inquirer Malacañang on Thursday refused to give comment over reports saying President Rodrigo Duterte expressed his wishes for nine of his Cabinet members to
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Manila Bulletin Senator Christopher “Bong” Go on Wednesday gave a “very good” rating on the Philippines’ response against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. Serving as the
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Business World The Philippine democracy is very alive despite falling one spot lower in global democracy index posted this week, Malacañang said Thursday. Presidential Spokesman Harry
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Philippine Daily Inquirer Malacañang said Thursday there would be no apology from President Rodrigo Duterte over claims that the European Union (EU) holding a hostage on
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Philippine Daily Inquirer Malacañang said Thursday that President Rodrigo Duterte has two choices of coronavirus vaccines he wants to receive against the infectious disease. Presidential Spokesman