Tag: Ernesto Abella

Security forces dropped more bombs Saturday on a southern city where they have been battling Islamist militants for five days, ...

President Duterte has signed the Executive Order (EO) on the implementation of the nationwide smoking ban, Malacañang announced Thursday night.

The Philippines will no longer accept assistance from the European Union, forgoing grants possibly worth more than 250 million euros ...

President Duterte is keen on strengthening the relationship between the Philippines and Russia during his much-awaited visit to Moscow next ...

The government is aiming to bring “comfortable lives” to Filipinos and help them bring more food on their table through ...

For the sake of uncovering the whole truth, “not the slanted” or “doctored truth,” President Duterte is throwing his full ...

An “ambitious” P300-billion subway project will be one of the centerpieces of President Duterte’s economic plan to be completed before ...

The government has placed security forces on “heightened alert” in Palawan after the United States warned of potential kidnapping threats ...

The government has promised to investigate the alleged extrajudicial killings in the country after several United Nations member-countries expressed concern ...

The Philippine government has congratulated new French President-elect Emmanuel Macron on his victory and vowed to enhance closer relations between ...

Malacañang yesterday asked the public to be vigilant following the two explosions that rocked Quiapo, Manila Saturday.

President Duterte continues to hold the Commission on Appointments in high esteem despite observing lobby money might have influenced the ...

Malacañang is disappointed by the unannounced visit of United Nations Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard to the Philippines.

Malacañang yesterday confirmed the suspension order issued by Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea against Energy Regulatory Commission chairperson Jose Vicente Salazar.

There will be no sacred cows in the government’s intensified drive against illegal gambling operations in the country, Malacañang said ...

Malacañang said yesterday that President Duterte has not yet accepted US President Donald Trump’s invitation to visit the United States.