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12/06/2026

MATAGAL NA ANG DPWH CORRUPTION...SI PBBM LNG ANG TUMUTOK NA MA RESOLBA..HNDI 100% PERO PAPUNTA TAYO DUN..I BELIEVE SO.

Celebrating the life and legacy of Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago...

12/06/2026

🤮🤮🤮 vagueness and audacity

11/06/2026

YUNG MAYOR NASA CHINA HABANG NAG UUGA ANG SIYUDAD

11/06/2026

Ang kyut sguro ni pia pala nuong grade ome sia

11/06/2026

NUON PA, NILALABAN NI MDS ANG KORAPSYON...

11/06/2026

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11/06/2026

JUST IN: House lead prosecutor Rep. Gerville Luistro has introduced the first batch of private lawyers who will serve on a pro bono basis for the prosecution team in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.

The private prosecutors come from PECABAR Law, Kapunan and Castillo Law, and SALIGAL Law.

- Atty. Marforth Fua (PECABAR Law)
- Atty. James Bryan Ibrahim Alih (PECABAR Law)
- Atty. Erwin Matib (PECABAR Law)
- Atty. Justine Anne Lamarca (PECABAR Law)
- Atty. Lorna Patajo-Kapunan (Kapunan and Castillo Law)
- Atty. Sonya Benemerito-Castillo (Kapunan and Castillo Law)
- Atty. Deanna Lorenzo-Singian (Kapunan and Castillo Law)
- Atty. Lino Chris Kapunan (Kapunan and Castillo Law)
- Atty. Bettina Zamora (Kapunan and Castillo Law)
- Atty. Amando Ligutan (SALIGAL Law)

The team said the selection underwent deliberation based on the prosecution team’s mandate and compliance with the Constitution.

More private lawyers are expected to be named in the coming days, with the House targeting around 25 private litigators to assist in the prosecution team for the upcoming trial. | via Aime Atienza

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

BAGONG GUSALI NG WVSU COLLEGE OF LAW, ININSPEKSIYON NG FIRST COUPLE! 🏛️

Personal na binisita ni PBBM at FLLAM, kasama ang mga opisyal ng Gabinete at WVSU, ang bagong 4-story building ng College of Law ngayong Biyernes. Tampok sa modernong pasilidad na ito ang anim na air-conditioned classrooms, dalawang moot court, arbitration at conference rooms, library, at isang legal clinic para sa mga mag-aaral ng batas.

06/06/2026

STATEMENT OF FORMER SENATE PRESIDENTS ON SENATE BROUHAHA

We, former Presidents of the Senate of the Republic of the Philippines, speak at this difficult moment out of our shared moral duty to the institution we once had the honor to lead.

Those of us who once held the gavel know that the highest duty of a Senate President is not to cling to office but to leave the institution stronger, more respected, and more firmly bound to the rule of law than when he or she found it.

We call on all incumbent senators, regardless of bloc or affiliation, to de-escalate public rhetoric that demeans the Senate and weakens confidence in it; to confine their disagreements to the floor and to the proper forums, where the arguments and the votes can be scrutinized by the public; and to prioritize the urgent work before the Senate (the economy, food and energy security, and justice) over internal maneuvering.

We urge all members of the chamber to resolve this crisis swiftly, within the bounds of the Constitution, the rules, and long-standing practice. The country cannot afford an unstable Senate at a time of mounting economic pressures, security threats, and growing public distrust in institutions.