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Leyte’s 4th district Rep. Richard Gomez took to social media, particularly Facebook, to air his scathing criticism against a city mayor who lately has positioned himself as a no-nonsense fighter of official graft and corruption.

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House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez may be one of the most powerful men in the Philippines as he presides over a chamber that churns out laws at record speed, ranking just below the Senate President, Vice President, and President in government hierarchy.

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After the Biliran-Leyte Bridge and the San Juanico Bridge, yet another bridge in Eastern Visayas has been flagged by authorities due to structural issues.

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As part of honoring the contributions of the Filipino worker last Labor Day, May 1, the Social Security System (SSS) said it has rolled out enhanced and expanded programs for its members.

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Time and again in recent pronouncements President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., mentioned the Regional Project Monitoring Committee (RPMC) of the Regional Development Council (RDC) as a government body that can tackle the task of monitoring problematic infrastructure projects. This statement shows he is aware of a government unit that monitors major government projects of the type that he has been exposing in recent weeks. 

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Marcoleta: The right choice for the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee

Traditionally, the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee (SBRC) is entrusted to senior senators, given its sensitive role in investigating corruption and ensuring government accountability. Yet, despite being a first-term senator, Rodante Marcoleta stands out as the ideal choice to chair this critical committee. Here’s why:

Red tape and red flags

In Senator Marcoleta, I See a Glimpse of Miriam Santiago

Whenever Senator Rodante Marcoleta takes the floor, there’s a certain déjà vu that hits me....like a courtroom drama starring someone I’ve seen before. It’s the same no-nonsense posture, the same iron-clad logic, and yes, the same fearless approach to poking holes in an opponent’s argument until it looks like Swiss cheese.

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