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Malacañang denies businessmen, other gov’ts worried about President’s Phl foreign policy pronouncements

QUEZON City, Philippines – Malacañang denied that many business leaders and other countries are worried about the “separation” comments of President Rodrigo Duterte. In an interview with Agila Balita, Foreign Affairs Secretary Perfecto said that he elaborated to Assistant State Department Secretary for East Asian Affairs Daniel Russel the Duterte administration’s pursuance of an independent foreign policy. Yasay added that after said explanation, the relationship between the Philippines and the US became even stronger. https://youtu.be/ybxaR8Yy220

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Phivolcs says Bulusan volcano remains under alert level 1

  (Eagle News) — The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said that Bulusan volcano in Sorsogon remains under alert level 1 status, an abnormal condition, after its seismic monitoring network continued to record volcanic quakes and the continuous emission of white steam plumes. Bulusan has been on alert level one since May 7 last year, when it first emitted ash that rose 250 meters high above the volcano. In its latest earthquake bulletin […]

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Resulta ng imbestigasyon sa dispersal sa U.S. Embassy, ilalabas ng CIDG sa Nov 4

Target ng PNP-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group na mailabas sa a-kuwatro ng Nobyembre ang resulta ng kanilang imbestigasyon sa marahas na dispersal ng mga rallyista sa harapan ng U.S. Embassy. Ayon kay PNP Deputy Director for Operations, Police Director Benjamin Magalong, may dalawang linggo pa ang CIDG para tapusin ang pagsisiyasat sa nasabing insidente. https://youtu.be/P79wNmkZzhc  

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“Between China and Japan, I love the Philippines more,” says Duterte as he flies off to Japan

  (Eagle News) — Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte flies off to Japan on Tuesday, (October 25) to renew and strengthen ties with the country which he says he has so much respect for. In a news conference after delivering a speech before his flight to Japan, Duterte said his trip to Japan was a “defining moment” in the bilateral relations of the two countries. During his three-day working visit, he will meet with Japan’s Prime […]

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US confident it can “work through” relationship with Phl – US State department

  THE United States is confident it can “work through” bumps in its relationship with the Philippines after US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke to his Philippine counterpart over the weekend, emphasizing strong and stable ties between the allies. This was according to the spokesman of the US State department John Kirby. Kirby said Kerry spoke with Philippine Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay Jr.,over the weekend after the comments of President Rodrigo Duterte that he […]

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Marcos projects to be revived by Duterte administration

QUEZON City, Philippines – The Duterte administration will revive some of the projects of former President Ferdinand Marcos.  President Duterte said some of the Marcos projects that his administration will copy are the “Masagana 99” and “Biyayang Dagat” for the food security of the country.

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Fuel conservation scheme, answer to impending rise of fuel prices

QUEZON City, Philippines – With the upcoming increase in the price of oil, Engineer Bert Suansing sees fuel conservation scheme as the way to help drivers of the public utility vehicles to cope up with raising oil prices. Part of said fuel conservation scheme is the implementation of proper intervals between PUVs so that they can service the maximum number of passengers. https://youtu.be/1xoUZa4KR_8

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Call center industry in the Philippines, not affected by independent foreign policy

QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) — Malacañang says the desire of President Rodrigo Duterte to pursue an independent foreign policy will not affect the business-processing outsourcing industry in the Philippines. According to Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar, American businessmen see the practicality of conducting BPO business in the Philippines, as labor cost is much lower. Also, Filipinos are very proficient in speaking English as well as in speaking in American, British or Australian accent.

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US remains steady, strong ally of the Phl, says US top diplomat

  (Eagle News)  — The United States top diplomat for Asia said that it was a mistake to think that improved relations between the Philippines and China would come at the expense of the US. US State Department assistant secretary of state for East Asia and Pacific affairs Daniel Russel  said the US also supported “direct dialogue” and negotiations between the Philippines and China as long as these are consistent with international law “We support […]

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Shabu laboratory sa Cauayan City, Isabela ni-raid ng PDEA

CAUAYAN CITY, Isabela (Eagle News) – Sa pagtutulungan ng mga miyembro ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency- Camp Crame, Maynila, SWAT at PNP Cauayan City, Isabela ay isang Shabu laboratory ang kanilang ni-raid noong Linggo ng gabi, October 24. Ayon sa awtoridad, buwan pa ng Disyembre 2015 ay under surveillance na ang naturang lugar. Kung pagmamasdan ang lugar ay hindi mahahalata dahil sa bandang harapan ay tindahan ng mga sari-saring produkto subalit sa loob ay naroon pala ang shabu laboratory. Ayon […]

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INCinema’s “Walang Take Two” wins “Best Ensemble Acting” at Int’l Filmfest Manhattan

  (Eagle News) — The Philippine independent film “Walang Take Two” (No Second Take) of the Iglesia Ni Cristo’s INCinema productions has bagged the award for “Best Ensemble Acting” at the International Film Festival Manhattan 2016. The awarding happened after the opening night screening of the film at the Philippine consulate in New York on October 20.     The IFF Manhattan recognized the great acting of the whole cast of this multi-awarded Philippine independent […]

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