Author: Raymund Antonio
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DFA: 18 new COVID-19 cases among Filipinos abroad; total now at 14,896
Eighteen more coronavirus disease cases were recorded among Filipinos abroad, bringing the total tally to 14,896, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported on Saturday, Feb. 27.
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Leni is no VP to her daughters
At home, Vice President Leni Robredo is more of a mother than being the country’s second-highest official. Even this has something to do with her three daughters’ suitors, if they have any.
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Robredo plays ‘VP Picks,’ K-drama edition
From her admiration of Goblin star Gong Yoo to watching Korean dramas in her spare time, Vice President Leni Robredo is as serious a K-drama fan as anyone can find.
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Locsin: PH eligible to get free vaccines from COVAX facility
The Philippines can get free COVID-19 vaccines for 15 percent of its population through the United Nations’ (UN) COVAX facility, Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said Saturday, February 27.
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Vaccine diplomacy? No such thing except in ‘small amounts’ – Locsin
Claiming that there is “no vaccine diplomacy except in small amounts,” Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsinn Jr. said on Saturday that he will appeal to countries with a surplus of COVID-19 vaccines so the Philippines can get its hands on more doses.
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Robredo sends typhoon relief aid to Dinagat, Surigao del Norte
The Office of Vice President Leni Robredo has sent relief packs to aid residents affected by Tropical Storm “Auring” in Surigao del Norte and Dinagat province.
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Robredo lauds Vico Sotto on citation as Int’l Anti-Corruption Champion
Pasig City Mayor Victor Ma. Regis "Vico" Sotto’s citation as one of the US State Department’s 12 International Anti-Corruption Champions should be celebrated so more will be inspired by his good deeds, Vice President Leni Robredo on Wednesday, February 24.
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Surigao del Sur governor seeks Duterte’s help: ‘We need equipment for road repairs’
Surigao del Sur Governor Alexander Pimentel sought the help of the national government for the rehabilitation of barangay roads damaged by past typhoons.
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Duterte praises 12 ex-military men in Cabinet
President Rodrigo Duterte has praised the ex-military officials he has appointed to Cabinet positions, saying that he placed them in such roles to address issues “in time of destruction.”
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Duterte warns public of a Trillanes comeback in 2022 polls
President Duterte has advised voting Filipinos to be wary of former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV should he run for office in the May 2022 elections, saying he will “sell you to the devil.”
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Duterte wants Tandag airport upgraded after ‘Auring’ onslaught
President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday ordered the improvement of Tandag airport in Surigao del Sur in a bid to make it at par with other domestic airports.
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Sara not running for president; politics too dirty —Duterte
President Duterte on Tuesday reiterated that his daughter, Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte, is not running for president in next year’s polls despite calls from various sectors.
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Robredo supporters probe fund raising options
Although she has not decided yet, supporters of Vice President Leni Robredo are now looking for ways on how to raise funds for her campaign should she run for president in the May 2022 polls.
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Safety of children, teachers paramount for Duterte—Nograles
President Rodrigo Duterte puts the welfare of children above anything else in his decision not to allow face-to-face classes anew in the country, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said on Tuesday, February 23.
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Nograles says shift to MGCQ will be reassessed in March
The government will reassess the proposed nationwide shift to the modified general community quarantine (MGCQ) before the end of March if the country’s COVID-19 vaccination program starts in a few weeks, Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said Tuesday, February 23.
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Gov’t looking to give insurance subsidy to hog raisers
The government is mulling the possibility of providing a 50 percent insurance subsidy for commercial hog raisers in a bid to boost their confidence in meeting the demand for pork supply in the country.
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Robredo’s online market service in Pasig ends
Vice President Leni Robredo announced on Monday her office will stop its app-based delivery service in Pasig City after a year of operations.
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‘Heart-wrenching’: Robredo recalls last moment with mom Sally on 1st death anniversary
No matter how old people get and what position they now occupy in their lives, they are always going to be their mother’s children. This is true in the case of Vice President Leni Robredo who commemorated her mother’s first death anniversary today, February 22.