Duterte's Platform Of Government

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Babala!

INC Rally for Inday Sara will be held on Jan 13 at the luneta.

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Babala!

INC Rally for Inday Sara will be held on Jan 13 at the luneta.

Uniteam ni Quiboloy KOJC at Marcoleta INC!

Meron din rally sa Jan.18 sa People Power monument ang mga Dilawan/Pink, BBM Loyalist, etc pro sara impeachment.

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Babala!

INC Rally for Inday Sara will be held on Jan 13 at the luneta.

Mandatory rally against injustice daw.

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As the Gen Z would say: Sounds like a skill-issue to me.

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Spend VP Sara's 11-Day Confidential Fund

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Chickens coming home to roost for Duterte minions.

Judge in De Lima case found guilty of neglect of duty

MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has found Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court Judge Romeo Buenaventura guilty of simple misconduct and neglect of duty in handling the high-profile drug case against former Sen. Leila de Lima.

In a resolution issued on Nov. 13, 2024, the high court’s First Division imposed a fine of P36,000 on Buenaventura—P18,000 for simple misconduct, constituting a violation of the New Code of Judicial Conduct, and another P18,000 for simple neglect of duty in the performance or nonperformance of official functions.

“Respondent Romeo Buenaventura is STERNLY WARNED that a repetition of the same offense or the commission of a similar act shall be dealt with more severely,” the high tribunal said.

The case stemmed from an administrative complaint filed by lawyers Teddy Esteban Rigoroso and Rolly Francis Peoro, De Lima’s legal counsels, who alleged that Buenaventura violated judicial ethics and caused undue delay in ruling on their client’s motion for bail in Criminal Case No. 17-167, wherein she was accused of illegal drug trading.

De Lima’s motion for bail in that case was filed on Dec. 14, 2020, and took three years to be resolved, on June 7, 2023, under Buenaventura’s watch.

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https://bnc.ph/house-impeaches-vp-sara-duterte/news/

The House of Representatives has impeached Vice President Sara Duterte after securing 153 or more than one-third of its members’ signatures on Wednesday, moving the process forward to the Senate for trial.

The decision follows three impeachment complaints filed against Duterte, citing alleged misuse of confidential funds, graft and corruption, and betrayal of public trust—all grounds for impeachment under the 1987 Constitution.