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Twinkle Dargani, president of the controversial Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corporation, was released from Senate custody at 12:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11. Retired Major General Rene Samonte, chief of the Senate Office of Sergeant-at-Arms (OSAA), said his office released Twinkle to her mother, Deepa.

In a statement, Sotto said he and Senator Richard Gordon, chairman of Senate blue ribbon committee, agreed to release Twinkle to her mom, Deepa Dargani, after she tested positive for COVID-19.

Senate President Vicente C. Sotto on Saturday, January 8 revealed that the Department of Health (DOH) has funds for free COVID-19 testing under its 2022 budget. ‘’Well, you can classify it already under the budgets we have put in place in the Department of Health (DOH). Meron na as– bilyon milyon e

As if the COVID-19 scourge weren’t enough, the year drew to a close with millions of people struggling to recover from the devastation unleashed by Super Typhoon Odette across large areas of the Visayas and Mindanao.

Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Roger G. Mercado announced that construction of three (3) new bridges crossing Marikina River will

THE Philippine Senate spent much of 2021 passing a slew of liberalization reforms pushed by the Executive, but its record in public consciousness was more associated with the riveting inquiries in aid of legislation that it conducted. Top of mind is the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee’s marathon investigation into the…

MANILA - The House of Representatives has carried the duty of crafting policies to shepherd the Philippines towards recovery from the ravaging Covid-19 pandemic. Speaker Lord Allan Velasco said the House's legislative work has been vital to the country's pandemic response, considering that its success lies in the policy choices of governments. Velasco said the lower chamber ensured the passage of vital pieces of legislation that would help the country navigate through and emerge stronger...

AMID continuing reports of criminals riding motorcycles in tandem—the latest being four bike-riding policemen robbing a Japanese businessman —Senator Richard Gordon pressed for the filing of separate charges against Land Transportation Office (LTO) officials for “failure to implement Republic Act (RA) 11235, or the Motorcycle Crime Prevention Act.” The senator suggested…

The Senate blue ribbon committee agrees to make public documents subpoenaed from the Bureau of Internal Revenue

Here's a wrap of all the stories in 2021 that you need to read and videos you need to watch about the anomalous pandemic contracts the government awarded to Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corporation