A Philippine senator says sanctions of up to US$1 million are possible under new maritime laws, but analysts doubts they are ...
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Estrada warns: ‘Disrespectful’ answers may lead to budget defermentSenate President Pro Tempore Jinggoy Estrada issued a stern warning Tuesday night to resource persons who answer ...
What’s in a name? Senate Majority Leader Francis Tolentino has called on the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to address what he described as “unappealing” trade names of certain vape products ...
China made "solemn representations" to the ambassador shortly after Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the ...
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Sen. Padilla denies cursing PhilHealth chief at Senate session hallPhilippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) president and chief executive officer Emmanuel Ledesma Jr. allegedly caught ...
Senate Majority Leader Francis Tolentino hailed the signing of two landmark laws asserting the country's territorial ...
Fulfilling his pledge to help the recovery of communities displaced by typhoon Kristine, Senate Majority Leader Francis "Tol" ...
Sen. Francis Tolentino said he doesn't expect China’s instant recognition of the newly signed PH maritime laws.
The “West Philippine Sea” is finally enshrined in the country’s law following the passage of two landmark measures that fully ...
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Tolentino hits weather bureau over storm fatalitiesSenator Francis “Tol” Tolentino criticized the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration ...
Beijing announced the new baselines just days after Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos signed into law the "birth certificate of the West Philippine Sea" ...
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President Marcos signs laws asserting Philippines sea rights, sovereigntyPresident Marcos signed into law yesterday two measures designating sea and air routes for foreign ships and aircraft within ...
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