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Senate finance sub-panel approves DFA's P20.034B budget for 2023 – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Senate finance sub-panel approves DFA's P20.034B budget for 2023 – Manila Bulletin

Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda on Friday, September 30 approved the proposed 2023 P20.304 billion budget of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in the amount of P20.304-billion. The approval followed a four-hour briefing, and a question and answer routine between senators and DFA o

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Pangandaman, Manalo get CA nod - Vimarsana News

Pangandaman, Manalo get CA nod

The Commission on Appointments confirmed yesterday the designations of Amenah Pangandaman as Secretary of Budget and Management and Enrique Manalo as Secretary of Foreign Affairs, along with some diplomats and a member of the Judicial and Bar Council.

JV Ejercito, Nancy Binay test positive for COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

JV Ejercito, Nancy Binay test positive for COVID-19

Senators JV Ejercito and Nancy Binay on Friday said they tested positive for COVID-19. Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri said they are planning to close down the Senate for disinfection.

Despite having left ICC, Phl cannot evade probe - Vimarsana News

Despite having left ICC, Phl cannot evade probe

“Withdrawal from the Rome Statute does not discharge a state party from the obligations it has incurred as a member. Consequently, liability for the alleged summary killings and other atrocities committed in the course of the war on drugs [during the Duterte administration] is not nullified or negated.”

Despite having left ICC, Phl cannot evade probe - Vimarsana News

Despite having left ICC, Phl cannot evade probe

“Withdrawal from the Rome Statute does not discharge a state party from the obligations it has incurred as a member.