Apart from corporate foreign control and possible violation of the anti-dummy law, The Department of Justice (DOJ) will also look into other possible violations of the online news site, Rappler. “It will not be limited to the administrative law, Anti-Dummy Law but we are going to see if there are other laws violated,” said Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre.
KUALA LUMPUR - A Malaysian court on Monday upheld death sentences handed down to nine men from the Philippines in connection with an 2013 incursion into the Malaysian part of Borneo island by Philippine fighters seeking to stake an ancient claim.
Binabalaan ng DTI o Department of Trade and Industry ang mga establisyemento na huwag samantalahin ang sitwasyon ng pag taas ng presyo sa mga bilihin dahil sa batas sa reporma sa buwis o Tax Reform for Acceleration Inclusion (TRAIN), at hinimok ang publiko na magbigay alam sa mga pamilihan at supermarket na magpapataas sa mga presyo (ng mga kalakal) na lampas sa mga makatwirang antas.
Vice President Leni Robredo is strongly against the possibility of having no elections in 2019 and extending the term of incumbent officials to make way for constitutional amendments.
Mia Khalifa Post Smoking Hot Photo To Boost John Wall's 'NBA ALL STAR VOTES
When it comes to social media personality and co-host of Complex's 'Out of Bounds', you can't deny Mia Khalifa is willing to go the extra mile for her teams.
And as a big Wizards supporter, you already know one of her favorite players is star guard John Wall. Which is exactly why she posted the following tweet to help No. 2 land some All-Star votes.
We're at more than 2,300 votes and counting.
Wall has been to the NBA All-Star game four times already, and sure looks like a lock to earn his fifth trip. With Khalifa serving as his unofficial campaign manager, the votes should continue to keep on rolling
President Rodrigo Duterte’s invitation for other telecommunications companies (telcos) to enter the Philippine market should not be limited to China, Senator Bam Aquino said on Tuesday.We needs at least four or five Internet providers to drive down prices, Senator Bam Aquino said Thursday.
Aquino agreed with the need for new players, but added the country should also be open to possibly interested players from other countries such as Australia, Japan, and South Korea.
Tama tong paghikayat ng player sa ibang bansa [It's right to invite a player from another country], but I don't think we should be satisfied with just one," he said.
Gawin nating madali para sa mga kumpanyang ito na makapasok sa merkado at tanggalin na ang red tape upang mapaganda ang serbisyo ng internet at bumaba ang presyo nito para sa mga Pilipino, he added.
We should hasten everything for these companies to enter our market and remove all the red tape in order for us to improve our internet service and bring down the prices for the Filipinos.
