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By a vote of 38-2, the House committee on justice on Thursday, March 8, impeached Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno saying it has probable cause.
A little over a week after it dismissed a libel case against Rappler, the National Bureau of Investigation on Friday, March 2, recommended to the Department of Justice that the social news network be prosecuted for cyber libel over the same story published 5 years ago.
Acting Chief Justice Antonio Carpio on Monday says Filipinos should stop calling its waters the ‘disputed’ West Philippine Sea. “There’s no appeal,” Carpio said. “We are the owners of the resources there.”
History professor Leloy Claudio, in this week’s “Basagan Ng Trip,” gives 4 reasons why high school seniors should seriously consider taking up a course in the liberal arts.
In this week’s episode of “Right of Way,” road safety advocate Vince Lazatin takes the MRT during rush hour – how bad was it?
Here are the stories we think you should not miss.
After months of deliberations, the House justice committee decides there’s probable cause to impeach Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno
The NBI backtracks on its earlier finding that businessman Wilfredo Keng’s complaint over a story published 5 years ago has ‘no basis’
A Hague tribunal ‘has already ruled with finality,’ says Acting Chief Justice Antonio Carpio. ‘There’s no appeal. We are the owners of the resources there.’
The Villars’ Vista Land owns Boracay Sands Hotel and has a stake in Costa de la Vista also located in the island resort, but both have not violated any laws, says Senator Cynthia Villar
On Tuesday, March 6, Rappler editor-at-large Marites Vitug spoke to Aaron Jed Rabena on how Chinese President Xi Jinping’s move toward lifetime rule might affect Philippines-China relations and their maritime dispute
Vince takes the MRT during rush hour – and lives to tell the tale
“You’ll end up starving” and “it doesn’t prepare you for the workforce” are common myths
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