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Inquirer on MSNPalace media office chief slams ‘demolition job’Acting Secretary Jay Ruiz of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Tuesday slammed reports alleging that he ...
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Inquirer on MSNPalace looking into China-donated gearMalacañang on Monday said it was studying reports about tools and equipment donated by China having so-called “spy bugs” for ...
Newly appointed Presidential Communications Office (PCO) chief Jay Ruiz is already “in the process” of divesting his stake in ...
Malacañang on Monday assured the public that Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Acting Secretary Jay Ruiz will comply ...
Malacañang has found no immediate fault with the Philippine National Police accepting donations from recently detained ...
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Philippine Daily Inquirer on MSNPalace vows tighter security after alleged spies caught near gov’t sitesPalace vowed to tighten security measures after the arrest of two Chinese nationals and three Filipinos allegedly spying at ...
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Inquirer on MSNPalace: More cleanup of dirty money ‘mess’ left by DutertePresident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will continue to “clean up the mess” left behind by his predecessor which led to the inclusion ...
Malacañang expressed concern over the recent arrest of two Chinese nationals for alleged espionage at the Palace, vowing to ...
Malacañang said the government is reviewing allegations that Chinese spies may have donated to the Philippine National Police ...
MALACAÑANG - The Palace issued a statement on Vice Pres. Sara Duterte's statement about the 'right to show anger to the ...
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Inquirer on MSNPalace: POGO ban major factor in PH exit from FATF grey listPresident Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s decision to ban Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) played a crucial role in the ...
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