‘Justice starts to roll down,’ Palace says of Duterte’s ‘fair’ ICC pre-trial
“It was also confirmed by the Court based on the report of the registry that FP Duterte was informed of his rights, including (Articles) 66 and 67 of the Rome Statute and he was aware of the warrant of arrest in the English language,” she added.
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Palace: Gov’t will still help Interpol even if UniTeam is intactWhether or not the UniTeam is intact, this will not change the government’s decision to cooperate with the International ...
Malacañang said it would not bar supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte from venting out their sentiments as he faces ...
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Marcos 'unbothered' by 'It's Showtime' contestant unaware of Comelec, Castro saysPresident Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. is unbothered with the ''It's Showtime'' contestant who went viral for admitting ...
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Marcos: No loyalty check on police, militaryPRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. does not see the need for a loyalty check on military and police officials following the ...
Justice is starting to roll down following former President Rodrigo Duterte’s first appearance before the International Criminal Court, Presidential ...
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BARMM power shift not a cause for tension – PCO Usec CastroPresidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro sees no reason for conflict to start due to the transfer of ...
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Castro twits Roque: We are messengersUndersecretary Claire Castro on Monday clapped back at former Palace mouthpiece Harry Roque for wishing them luck in being ...
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