'Beware of heightened resurgence of fake news' (Story on Page 3) PAOCC executive director Gilbert Cruz acknowledged the importance of looking into such claims, but emphasized that the commission's focus remains on building strong cases based on verified evidence.
"We need to investigate these claims because, to be honest, our primary focus is on developing solid cases.
We're thoroughly reviewing the documents," Cruz said in an interview over dwPM yesterday.
He added that the PAOCC will coordinate with the Armed Forces of the Philippines and foreign counterparts to verify the allegations.
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Absence and presents
TOWARDS JUSTICE
Toxic politics and stability
EYES WIDE OPEN
Impeaching the VP
As Vice President Sara Duterte expected, an impeachment complaint was filed against her yesterday.
Decompress
For a change, the past week saw less political attacks between the warring factions, no midnight rants and no threatening words.
OVP failed to track beneficiaries of disaster aid - COA
The Office of the Vice President (OVP) failed to track beneficiaries and identify the disasters targeted by its welfare distribution programs amounting to over P176 million in 2023, the Commission on Audit (COA) said in its latest audit report.
Nationwide public consultation on motorcycle issues urged
Angkasangga party-list has called for further public consultations on issues affecting motorcycle riders across different regions, emphasizing the need for a truly national transport plan that reflects the realities of the sector alongside all other public utility vehicles, including tricycles.
Abandoned children, abused women get early Christmas presents
Abandoned children and women victims of abuse received early Christmas presents from President Marcos yesterday.
Sandigan affirms Jinggoy acquittal
The Sandiganbayan has affirmed the acquittal of Senate President Pro Tempore Jinggoy Estrada of indirect and direct bribery.
Comelec to bring voters' education roadshow to churches
The Commission on Elections intends to bring its voters' education roadshow to churches and other big venues in the country.
Gov't lowers growth target, but optimistic for 2025
The economic team of the Marcos administration has lowered its growth target for 2024, but adopted a more optimistic outlook for 2025 and beyond.
