The Palace on Friday criticized the International People’s Tribunal’s ruling against President Rodrigo Duterte, saying it was “propaganda” that must be dumped and ignored.
Presidential Spokesman...
Malacañang on Friday refuted opposition Senator Risa Hontiveros’ “destabilizer-in-chief” remark against President Rodrigo R. Duterte, saying the chief executive continues to gain high public...
Malacañang said there are more important things for Congress to tackle instead of amending the last line of the national anthem “Lupang Hinirang.”
“We leave...
The government will exercise maximum tolerance against protesters as anti-Duterte groups planned to stage demonstrations in various areas of Manila in commemoration of the...
Malacañang on Wednesday told former Interior secretary Manuel Roxas to shut up and let the administration do its job after the former opposition senator...
President Rodrigo Duterte will release P25,000 financial assistance to the families of those who were killed by Typhoon “Ompong,” the Palace said Monday.
“The President...
Malacañang on Thursday expressed confidence anew that the suspects in the 2009 Maguindanao massacre will be read their charges before the year ends as...
President Rodrigo Duterte’s meeting with United States Ambassador to the Philippines Sung Yong Kim was classified as “private,” the Palace said Thursday, as they...
President Rodrigo Duterte’s dare to the military to mutiny and support his critic Senator Antonio Trillanes IV was an expression of his confidence in...
The country’s economic managers will submit a draft executive order to President Rodrigo Duterte to address the rising food inflation, Malacañang said Wednesday.
Presidential Spokesman...
The weather bureau said Monday the reports that potential super typhoon “Mangkhut” will be packing 240 kilometers-per-hour winds by Thursday and gusts of up to...
President Rodrigo Duterte will address the nation Tuesday, the Palace said after warning Monday about a massive plot to destabilize the administration.
“He announced in...
