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• Abella: No intent to embarrass Duterte on inverted presidential seal episode - Inquirer.net
• Ombudsman orders Aquino indictment - Inquirer.net
• DBM: No debt trap from aggressive infra spending - Philippine Star
• Power back in Tacloban, parts of Leyte but supply still unstable - Inquirer.net
• Health groups demand justice for slain Cavite doctor - Bulatlat
• China 'committed' to ease tourist visas for Filipinos - Rappler
• Marcos son pays $1.3m bond for poll protest - Gulf Today

Abella: No intent to embarrass Duterte on inverted presidential seal episode - Inquirer.net Posted: 14 Jul 2017 08:49 PM PDT Inquirer.net Abella: No intent to embarrass Duterte on inverted presidential seal episode Inquirer.net President Rodrigo Duterte delivers a speech in a rostrum where the presidential seal has been attached upside down. SCREENGRAB FROM PTV. Malacañang on Saturday said there was no intention to embarrass President Rodrigo Duterte when the ... Duterte shares the trick that got him out of ROTCRappler Philippines' Duterte makes fresh rape joke9news.com.au Presidential seal upside down during Duterte's Davao speechABS-CBN News all 8 news articles »

Ombudsman orders Aquino indictment - Inquirer.net Posted: 14 Jul 2017 04:31 PM PDT Inquirer.net Ombudsman orders Aquino indictment Inquirer.net Former President Benigno Aquino III was ordered criminally indicted on Friday and could face imprisonment if convicted in connection with the botched Mamasapano raid that left 44 Special Action Force (SAF) commandos dead in one of the biggest crises ... Noy to face trial for MamasapanoPhilippine Star WATCH | Ombudsman orders filing of raps vs ex-President Aquino for Mamasapano tragedyInterAksyon Aquino, 2 others face criminal rapsThe Manila Times Sun.Star -Manila Bulletin -New York Daily News -Tempo all 57 news articles »

DBM: No debt trap from aggressive infra spending - Philippine Star Posted: 14 Jul 2017 09:51 AM PDT Philippine Star DBM: No debt trap from aggressive infra spending Philippine Star "Concerns that the Duterte administration's fiscal strategy may lead to indebtedness are unsubstantiated, considering the current and expected levels of debt-to-GDP ratio, the hefty gross international reserves, and the low interest rate regime," the ... Gov't sets P15B for Marawi rehabInquirer.net DBM-proposed P3.767-trillion 2018 budget prioritizes education, infraInterAksyon Debt-to-GDP ratio to drop by 2022 – DBMThe Manila Times BusinessWorld Online Edition -Davao Today -CNN Philippines -The Standard all 19 news articles »

Power back in Tacloban, parts of Leyte but supply still unstable - Inquirer.net Posted: 14 Jul 2017 02:01 PM PDT Inquirer.net Power back in Tacloban, parts of Leyte but supply still unstable Inquirer.net TACLOBAN CITY—Power was restored in this city and some parts of Leyte province on Thursday night after the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) supplied 43 megawatts to a local electric cooperative a week after the province was hit by a ... 'Don't fear the Big One'Manila Bulletin Power restored in parts of Eastern VisayasPhilippine Star Duterte vows swift assistance for LeyteTempo Northbound Philippines News Online all 7 news articles »

Health groups demand justice for slain Cavite doctor - Bulatlat Posted: 14 Jul 2017 06:53 PM PDT Bulatlat Health groups demand justice for slain Cavite doctor Bulatlat MANILA – Progressive health workers' groups protested the killing of yet another doctor in the province on July 11, the third in five months. The Protection and Justice for Doctors and Health Workers (Projust), along with Health Alliance for Democracy ... PNP urged to conduct probe on Cavite health officer killingNorthbound Philippines News Online all 2 news articles »

China 'committed' to ease tourist visas for Filipinos - Rappler Posted: 14 Jul 2017 05:02 PM PDT Rappler China 'committed' to ease tourist visas for Filipinos Rappler TOURISM. China says it is 'committed' to ease tourist visa requirements for Filipinos as bilateral ties between Manila and Beijing improve. Photo by Camille Elemia/Rappler. BEIJING, China – Amid the warming of ties between Manila and Beijing, China ... and more »

Marcos son pays $1.3m bond for poll protest - Gulf Today Posted: 14 Jul 2017 01:55 PM PDT Northbound Philippines News Online Marcos son pays $1.3m bond for poll protest Gulf Today MANILA: The only son and namesake of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos paid a whopping $1.3 milliion cash bond to pursue his protest contesting his defeat in the vice presidential race in the May 2016 election. Former senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" ... VP Robredo welcomes PET decision to extend payment in bond for counter-protest vs Marcos Jr.Northbound Philippines News Online Marcos-Robredo electoral protest: Where is it heading?The Manila Times all 3 news articles »

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