President-elect Rodrigo Duterte is leaving the fate of the chief of police who was taken by the New People’s Army as its Prisoner of War to his captors after he was allegedly found possessing illegal drugs.
A labor leader who is a former political detainee and House representative has been included in the roster of Duterte’s cabinet appointees.
National Democratic Front chief consultant Jose Maria Sison said on Thursday, June 2, that their draft proposal for the second substantive agenda on socio-economic reforms is realistic.
The New People’s Army has owned up the responsibility in the attack at the Governor Generoso Municipal Police Station in Davao Oriental province four days after the raid.
The word war heats up between the striking workers of a Japanese company here and the city’s vice mayor.
A day after incoming President Rodrigo Duterte pronounced why journalists are killed in the country, his spokesperson Atty. Salvador Panelo clarified that Duterte is not endorsing media killings.
Incoming President Rodrigo Duterte has bared the names of his Cabinet appointees on Tuesday evening, May 31 in Davao City.
Vice Mayor Paolo “Pulong” Duterte lashed out at the progressive labor group, Kilusang Mayo Uno and the protesting workers of the Japanese-owned Nakashin Davao International, Inc. saying the workers’ strike is humiliating the city.
Vice Mayor Paolo “Pulong” Duterte adjourns again the regular session of the City Council at Sanguniang Panlungsod due to lack of quorum.
Private and public school teachers in Davao region have one appeal to incoming President Rodrigo Duterte: fix the “extremely poor” delivery of services of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in Davao City.