Blog Posts on senator juan ponce enrile
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Atty. Vitaliano Aguirre II not sorry for “disrespectful act” by The Breps News on Feb 29, 2012In a phone interview with Jessica Soho of GMA’s “State of the Nation,” Prosecutor Atty. Vitaliano Aguirre II mentioned that he was not sorry for the ”disrespectful act” that he did on the Impeachment Court this afterno...
Sa Iyo Na Ang Korona! by FPJ Jr on Jan 24, 2012After the first long weekend of the alleged end of the world year in the 21st century, the most waited hapontukin teleserye in the Philippines is back to bring more action, drama, comedy and endless nosebleed terms. SA IYO NA ANG CORONA!. Starring...
Are my Pag-IBIG Fund Contributions safe? by Pinoy New Politics on Nov 16, 2010The Senate and Lower House investigations into the controversy involving Pag-IBIG Fund and real estate company Globe Asiatique has so far failed to clarify what really happened to the money that over a million employees have been contributing to for...
Why Enrile Should Be Retired by Political Diary on Feb 8, 2010Vote Wisely.
Automated failure? ---Joey de Venecia III by New Philippine Revolution on Sep 14, 2009Is the automation plan designed to fail? It seems like it, says IT businessman Joey de Venecia III. For Joey, who exposed the rotten ZTE-NBN deal, the Commission on Elections must resolve some "very serious issues" before proceeding with full automat...
Pfizer tries yet fails to wriggle out of "bribery" scam by New Philippine Revolution on Jul 14, 2009Pfizer Philippines today denied that it tried to bribe government and considered it a "direct affront" to its corporate reputation when Senator Juan Ponce-Enrile described their offer as a "bribe."( By the way, read The Huff on history of Pfizer's al...
Act Now, not only probe by Filipino Observer on Jul 12, 2009Before, the Senate questioned the improprieties of the telecomm companies. Now, the Senate is asking pharmaceutical companies?That's a good tack, if you think about it. Yet, it seems that the probe of the telecomms is still unfinished. Why jump to an...
Legacy: How do you want to be remembered? by New Philippine Revolution on Jun 24, 2009In the not too distant future, expect to see some of those prominent names in the gallery of Congress in the obituary page of your favorite newspaper. Most of Philippine democracy's veteran fighters are ageing. Some have faded into oblivion, while ot...
