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Three Cabinet Secretaries and five Chief Administrative Secretaries (CASs) yesterday resigned from government to seek elective seats

Law provides that civil servants resign at least six months before General Election date.

The law stipulates that state officers and public officers must resign at least six months before the date of the General Election.

Constituional Miscellany By Dr. Jayampathy Wickramaratne, President’s Counsel There were several responses to the proposals made by the National Movement for Social Justice (NMSJ) on constitutional reform. Many of them were quite constructive. Reverting to Parliamentary Government One critic was unaware of a country that changed its form of government from Presidential to Parliamentary. One […]

(File photo) MANILA - Around this time of a pre-general election year like 2022, Filipino voters, young and old, become very busy debating and arguing over whom they will choose to lead them as president and vice president for the next six years. At the same time, there is usually an exodus of the so-called "political butterflies" or candidates who can easily change the colors of their attires so they can choose the most flowery political party--normally that of the leading candidates ...

The powerful 25-man Commission on Appointments, during its plenary session on Wednesday, Dec. 1, confirmed the appointment of Manila Chief Prosecutor Rey Echevarria Bulay as Commission on Elections (Comelec) commissioner. Bulay’s confirmation was sought by Senator Cynthia A. Villar after her CA Com

BARBADOS cut ties with the British monarchy today as it became a republic, marking the end of the Queen's reign on the former island colony.Her Majest

BARBADOS cut ties with the British monarchy today as it became a republic, marking the end of the Queen's reign on the former island colony.Her Majest

BARBADOS cut ties with the British monarchy today as it became a republic, marking the end of the Queen's reign on the former island colony.Her Majest

Several private sector organizations on Saturday expressed their support for the Commission on Audit (COA) after President Rodrigo Duterte castigated state auditors for flagging irregularities in the Department of Health’s use of government funds.