How Sara Duterte broke rules on confidential funds — again and again
A joint circular governs the use of confidential funds. At her impeachment trial, it is cited over and over to underscore the Vice President’s apparent violation of the rules.
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The Senate curbed remarks in Sara Duterte’s trial — on what legal grounds?
The Senate highlights the sub judice or the rule that ‘restricts comments and disclosures pertaining to judicial proceedings to avoid prejudging the issue, influencing the court, or obstructing the administration of justice’
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When you see the Ynares name, you know you’re in Rizal
The Ynares dynasty is intertwined with the province’s life and history
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What CHED’s student-athletes protection memo means after Ateneo tragedy
As varsity leagues nationwide seek to prevent another Ateneo tragedy, the Student-Athletes Protection Act aims to hold schools and sports associations more accountable
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No cars, no condos: CHED sets limits on student-athlete perks
While the Student-Athletes Protection Act features ‘detailed regulation against commercialization,’ enforcing it is another matter
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Why was Sara Duterte allowed to post bail on a Saturday? No mugshot taken?
The Vice President is facing three counts of grave threats case and posted bail on Saturday, September 5
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Sara Duterte trial: Confi fund admission may violate anti-alias law
The anti-alias law as amended states that persons wanting to use an alias must obtain judicial authority, and must still affix their real name in documents
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As peso lingers at record-low P62, what does it mean for Filipinos?
The Philippine peso has never been this weak. Here’s how that could affect everything from fuel prices to remittances.
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Corona precedent: Can the Constitution block Sara Duterte summons?
Months before then-chief justice Renato Corona voluntarily testified in his own trial in 2012, the impeachment court junked the prosecution’s request to compel him to take the witness stand
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EXPLAINER: Why senators don’t need Senate clearance for personal trips
A Senate policy exempts senators, and Senate employees from seeking travel clearance for personal trips
