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• Palace 'respects' China's probe into Huang Rulun - Rappler
• AFP: Female hostages in Marawi forced to marry Maute members, become sex slaves - CNN Philippines
• President alive, very well, says Malacañang official - Inquirer.net
• No deal, gov't tells Maute terrorists - Inquirer.net
• DFA Secretary thanks DAP for 'partnership' - Philippine Information Agency
• Thunderstorm alert up in Metro, parts of southern Luzon - Inquirer.net
• Filipino citizens could be jailed for refusing to sing national anthem with gusto under new law - Telegraph.co.uk
• WATCH | 5 members of family massacred in Bulacan - InterAksyon
• Charges vs Nino Rey Boniel 'won't move without wife's body' - Sun.Star
• MMDA needs help to fix this other 'traffic' problem - Philippine News

Palace 'respects' China's probe into Huang Rulun - Rappler Posted: 27 Jun 2017 09:35 PM PDT Rappler Palace 'respects' China's probe into Huang Rulun Rappler 'GOOD SAMARITAN.' President Rodrigo Duterte attends the inauguration of the mega drug rehabilitation center donated by Chinese tycoon Huang Rulun. Presidential photo. MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine government respects China's probe into ... Billionaire builder behind PH mega-drug rehab faces corruption probe: reportABS-CBN News Donor to Duterte's war on drugs under probe for graftTODAYonline Will corruption probe cast pall over China-Philippines sunshine?Asia Times all 7 news articles »

AFP: Female hostages in Marawi forced to marry Maute members, become sex slaves - CNN Philippines Posted: 27 Jun 2017 06:08 AM PDT CNN Philippines AFP: Female hostages in Marawi forced to marry Maute members, become sex slaves CNN Philippines (CNN Philippines, June 27) — While the Marawi crisis has resulted in numerous deaths and injuries among civilians, terrorists, and government troops, escaped hostages from the scene reveal women are stripped off of dignity and decency. In a press ... and more »

President alive, very well, says Malacañang official - Inquirer.net Posted: 27 Jun 2017 10:12 AM PDT Inquirer.net President alive, very well, says Malacañang official Inquirer.net "First and foremost, he's alive and well. He's very well. He's just busy doing what he really needs to do." Malacañang on Tuesday sought to downplay widely publicized speculation about President Rodrigo Duterte's health, sparked by his disappearance ... Palace says Duterte 'in pink of health'Philippine Star How long can Malacañang and its allies keep it going?The Manila Times A year laterManila Bulletin Sun.Star -InterAksyon -GMA News -ABS-CBN News all 35 news articles »

No deal, gov't tells Maute terrorists - Inquirer.net Posted: 27 Jun 2017 09:27 AM PDT Inquirer.net No deal, gov't tells Maute terrorists Inquirer.net MARAWI CITY — The government on Tuesday rejected an exchange of captives with Islamic State-inspired gunmen holed up in Marawi, as the battle for control of the city entered its sixth week with intense bombing raids by military planes on a shrinking ... No negotiation, no swap in Marawi crisis – AFPPhilippine Star Maute collecting unexploded bombsThe Manila Times WATCH | Decomposing remains of suspected Maute fighters retrieved from Marawi war zoneInterAksyon Manila Bulletin -Sun.Star -GMA News -Business Mirror all 35 news articles »

DFA Secretary thanks DAP for 'partnership' - Philippine Information Agency Posted: 27 Jun 2017 08:11 PM PDT Inquirer.net DFA Secretary thanks DAP for 'partnership' Philippine Information Agency MANILA, June 28 (PIA) -- Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano thanked the Development Academy of the Philippines for its partnership, expressing the hope of "forging more partnerships" with the DAP in continuously improving the DFA and thereby ... Cayetano travels to China in 1st trip as foreign secretaryInquirer.net Cayetano off to China this week; improving ties seenManila Bulletin Cayetano off to China today, says Chinese Foreign Ministry, but no word yet from DFABusinessWorld Online Edition South China Morning Post -Update Philippines -MFA China -Global Times all 10 news articles »

Thunderstorm alert up in Metro, parts of southern Luzon - Inquirer.net Posted: 27 Jun 2017 07:23 PM PDT Inquirer.net Thunderstorm alert up in Metro, parts of southern Luzon Inquirer.net The state weather bureau on Wednesday warned of possible thunderstorm in the National Capital Region in the next 12 hours. "Thunderstorm is more likely to develop over National Capital Region within 12 hours. All are advised to continue monitoring for ... and more »

Filipino citizens could be jailed for refusing to sing national anthem with gusto under new law - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 27 Jun 2017 06:33 PM PDT Telegraph.co.uk Filipino citizens could be jailed for refusing to sing national anthem with gusto under new law Telegraph.co.uk Filipino citizens could be fined or jailed for refusing to sing their national anthem with appropriate gusto under a new bill proposed by the country's parliament. The law, approved by the House of Representatives on Monday, requires that singing along ... Philippines May Get New Law: Sing National Anthem With Spirit or Face Prison TimeNew York Times Philippine lawmakers propose stiffer penalties for violation of national anthem: ReportChannel NewsAsia Bill on proper rendition of national anthem approved by HouseCNN Philippines BBC News -The Nation -Coconuts -Vanguard Daily all 10 news articles »

WATCH | 5 members of family massacred in Bulacan - InterAksyon Posted: 27 Jun 2017 03:56 PM PDT InterAksyon WATCH | 5 members of family massacred in Bulacan InterAksyon SAN JOSE DEL MONTE, Bulacan — A security guard in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan arrived home Tuesday morning to find his wife, three young children and mother-in-law stabbed dead. Dexter Carlos had to force his way inside his house in Barangay Sto. Family of 5 massacredTempo all 3 news articles »

Charges vs Nino Rey Boniel 'won't move without wife's body' - Sun.Star Posted: 27 Jun 2017 08:40 PM PDT Sun.Star Charges vs Nino Rey Boniel 'won't move without wife's body' Sun.Star Boniel. Bohol Provinciial Board Member Rey Boniel (right) is escorted by a police officer after signing an affidavit related to the charges filed against him. (SunStar Photo/Amper Campaña). WHAT happens to the charges against Bohol Provincial Board ... Is Bohol lady mayor dead or alive?Tempo all 2 news articles »

MMDA needs help to fix this other 'traffic' problem - Philippine News Posted: 27 Jun 2017 05:48 PM PDT Philippine News MMDA needs help to fix this other 'traffic' problem Philippine News The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will discuss with two other government agencies within the week how to remove the "carpet" of water hyacinths in the Pasig River that has disrupted ferry operations for the past few days. Julia ... and more »

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