Presidential aspirant Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and her mother Imelda can be held criminally liable by the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Internal Revenue for willful refusal to pay estate tax.
This unilateral termination of the peace talks has since halted negotiations on the social and economic reforms, the second agenda in the talks between the Philippine government and the NDFP. This would have included free land distribution to farmers, just pay and better working conditions for the ordinary folk, to name a few.
The research institution Social Weather Station has not released such report about the people’s presidential preference surveyed on March.
Iglesia ni Cristo has yet to release an official announcement on who to endorse in the Presidential elections. The official website has not posted any political endorsement.
A video commentary made by YouTuber PepzTV, whose channel describes itself as a defender against Duterte critics, claimed the Partido Reporma Rally held in Tagum City last April 7 did not draw a huge crowd in support of the presidential bid of Vice President Robredo.
They walked all the way from their farms in Bukidnon to Metro Manila in 2007 to fight for their claim for their ancestral land.
Vendors in Davao City’s main Bankerohan Public Market were surprised on a cloudy Thursday morning to see opposition senatorial candidate Neri Colmenares visiting their stalls and talking with them.
Presidential aspirant and Vice President Leni Robredo met with political personalities from the region over a week ago on March 30, not to discuss the Robredo-Sara Duterte (RoSa) movement some of these politicians are pushing, but rather on how she can help Mindanao if she wins the presidency.
Re-electionist Senator Juan Miguel ‘Migz’ Zubiri said a viral video of presidential candidate Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr refusing to raise the hand of his father Governor Jose Maria in a Bukidnon rally was misleading.
Makabayan Bloc representatives on March 30 called President Rodrigo Duterte “red-tagger in chief” after Duterte accused the progressive bloc as legal front of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP).
