Facebook ban in the Philippines? Malacañang leaves option open as violent content fuels push for tighter social media rules
Malacañang said it is considering a possible ban on Facebook in the Philippines amid a recent ...
Read moreDetailsMalacañang said it is considering a possible ban on Facebook in the Philippines amid a recent ...
Read moreDetailsMalacañang said it will continue defending Metro Manila’s ₱85 daily minimum wage increase despite a temporary ...
Read moreDetailsMalacañang is evaluating targeted assistance for transport workers and other sectors hit by rising fuel costs ...
Read moreDetailsPGMN Anchor and former Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) chairman Greco Belgica has publicly debunked lingering allegations ...
Read moreDetailsMalacañang has called on banks to reduce or eliminate online transfer and convenience fees after government-owned ...
Read moreDetailsThe Senate leadership fight has moved to the Supreme Court, with Senator Alan Peter Cayetano and ...
Read moreDetailsPresident Bongbong Marcos joined the LGBTQIA+ community in celebrating Pride Month, honoring what he described as ...
Read moreDetailsPalace Press Officer Claire Castro pushed back against claims that Malacañang is withholding information on fugitive ...
Read moreDetailsPresident Bongbong Marcos met with French Ambassador Marie Fontanel and Czech Republic Chargé d’Affaires Eva Tenzin ...
Read moreDetailsMalacañang said the timing of Vice President Sara Duterte’s travel authority followed standard procedure, responding to ...
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