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Sen. Risa Hontiveros criticized Malacañang’s appointment of Department of Agriculture Senior Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban as officer-in-charge of the Sugar Regulatory Administration, which she called the “epitome of impunity.”

'The residents of that small corner of the barangay don’t care about larger-than-life battles happening in Congress or Malacañang. They just want their lights fixed, their pockmarked streets smoothed out...and their canals widened...'

‘’For Malacañang and Panganiban, it appears that crime really does pay - it even rewards."

Workers who will report for work today will receive double their daily pay, according to the Department of Labor and Employment.

The government will start selling refined sugar for P70 per kilo at Kadiwa outlets by the third week of May, according to the Department of Agriculture.

A “dangerous combination” of El Niño and inflation is threatening to push more people to poverty, the National Economic and Development Authority yesterday said, as it assured the public that the government is working to protect the vulnerable sectors from its impact.

Malacañang has suspended the transfer of Zamboanga peninsula’s regional government offices from this city to Pagadian.

Probe into police officials’ drug links may be done in 2 weeks

Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) chief Enrique Manalo on Wednesday said six of the 16 projects in the five initial Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) locations would be completed this year.

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