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Executive Watch

Roque: No Need For ‘Academic Ease’

Presidential Spox. Harry Roque said he does not see a need for an “academic ease” since universities and colleges have already been flexible under the blended and distance learning scheme.

Duterte Grants Active Hazard Duty Pay To Health Frontliners

More than two months after President Rodrigo Duterte signed Republic Act 11494 or the Bayanihan to Recover As One Act, health frontliners will soon receive active hazard duty pay amid the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic.

VP Leni Urges Immediate Passing Of National Land Use Law After Ulysses Massive Onslaught

VP Leni made this remark after seeing the viral video of the late DENR Secretary Gina Lopez.

Duterte Urges DBM To Fast-Track Release Of Calamity Funds

President Rodrigo Duterte is urging the DBM to fast-track the release of calamity funds for communities affected by successive typhoons.

Duterte Condoles With Families Of Typhoon Victims In Cagayan

President Rodrigo Duterte condoles with families of villagers who died after Typhoon Ulysses battered Cagayan province, as he tagged climate change as the culprit in the massive flooding that engulfed Cagayan Valley.

Duterte Conducts Aerial Inspection Of ‘Ulysses’-Hit Areas

Following his statement that he was not allowed to swim with the typhoon victims, Duterte conducts an aerial inspection of the badly hit towns.

Duterte Assures Immediate Aid For Typhoon ‘Ulysses’ Victims

President Rodrigo Duterte assured that the national government will provide relief, rescue, and assistance to families severely affected by Typhoon #UlyssesPH.

Roque: Gov’t Work, Classes In 8 Regions Suspended On Nov. 13

Work in government offices and classes in public schools in Metro Manila and seven other regions are suspended on Friday, November 13, 2020.

Duterte To Attend 37th Asean Summit Via Video Conference

What should we expect from Duterte during his attendance at the 37th Asean Summit and Related Summits?

Roque: Corruption Won’t Stop Unless Informants Speak Out

President Rodrigo Duterte’s decision to offer a reward of PHP50,000 to PHP100,000 to anyone who can provide information about government officials engaged in corrupt activities showed that he was serious in spending his last two terms in fighting corruption, Malacañang said.

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