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House prosecutor and Manila Rep. Joel Chua said that Vice President Sara Duterte’s failure to address the allegations in the Articles of Impeachment directly suggests that she will rely on raising objections during the Senate trial. Full story on bnc.ph READ: bnc.bilyonaryo.com/vp-sara-r…

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Handa ang majority bloc ng Senado na pinamumunuan ni Senate President Pro Tempore Sherwin Gatchalian sa anumang maruming balak ni disgrasyadong ex-SP Alan Peter Cayetano sa special session ng Senado, ani Sen. Panfilo "Ping" Lacson. @iampinglacson pinglacson.net/2026/06/14/la…

‘AS LONG AS I KNOW THAT THE PRESIDENT IS DOING WHAT IS RIGHT, I WOULD DEFEND HIM’ She may be known for her acid-tongued clapbacks to critics of the administration, but Palace press officer Undersecretary Claire Castro claimed she would not be able to defend President Marcos if he is wrong and  would rather quit if she is forced to tell lies. In an interview with television host Boy Abunda, Castro said she would defend the President as long as he is doing the right thing and the administration is telling the truth. "I cannot defend (him) if we are hiding a wrongdoing. So as long as I know that the President is doing what is right, I would defend him," the administration's flame thrower said. When given the hypothetical scenario wherein she knows that something is now right and asked whether she would still stand by Marcos, Castro replied: "I will tell him. That's not correct. That's wrong. Let's make an action on that." According to Castro, the President listens to his officials and she can give him pieces of advice and suggestions. "What the President needs are not just apple polishers, but people who will give him the right information," she said. Castro cited as an example a bill seeking to grant naturalization to someone who would later on be accused of kidnapping. Even if the bill was approved by almost all lawmakers, Castro urged Marcos to review the bill to be transmitted to him for his signature. "'Sir, kindly review this bill, the application for the naturalization pending before the Congress to be submitted to you. Just try to study that.' And he did. He vetoed it," Castro said. "After three months or two months, that person was accused of kidnapping. So the President listens." Last year, Marcos vetoed the bill seeking to grant Filipino citizenship to Li Duan Wang, who has been accused of having links to illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators. Asked if she would lie for the President, Castro replied: "I don't think there's a reason for that. No, I will not do that. People will not believe in me if I will tell lies so I would rather not." Pressed what could make her resign from her job, the Palace press officer said: "If I will be forced to tell lies." 𝗡𝗼 𝗮𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝗶𝗲𝘀 In the same interview, Castro took a jab at former administration ally-turned arch critic Vice President (VP) Sara Duterte, a frequent subject of her tirades. When asked who she would stalk if given the power to be invisible for a day, Castro said: "VP Sara. So I would know where she is getting her fake news." Asked how she would say thank you and sorry to Marcos, Castro said she would do so directly. "He (Marcos) does not hold grudges. You can feel that," she said. To prove her point, Castro said the President just allows the criticisms of his estranged elder sister Sen. Imee Marcos against him pass. Imee is a known ally of Duterte. When asked how she would say thank you and sorry to Duterte, Castro said: "I will not say sorry. I will not say thank you." | via @alexisbromero

“BAKIT TAHIMIK ANG IBA?” — LEVISTE, KINUWESTIYON ANG UMANO’Y ₱5M PONDO NG MGA KONGRESISTA KAHIT WALANG SESYON Naglabas ng pahayag si Congressman Leandro Legarda Leviste matapos kuwestiyunin ang umano’y pagtanggap ng ilang miyembro ng Kamara ng mahigit ₱5 milyon sa gitna ng break sa Kongreso. Sa kanyang social media post, sinabi ni Leviste: “Wala nang pasok ang Kongreso, pero meron pang ₱5M na sweldo, MOOE, at ‘break bonus’ ngayong buwan ang ibang mga Congressman.” Kasunod nito, tinanong niya kung bakit umano’y hindi malinaw sa publiko ang naturang pondo at kung bakit aniya ay tila walang nagsasalita tungkol dito. “Para raw ito sa kanilang distrito, pero bakit patago ito? At bakit tahimik sa isyung ito ang ibang palaging lumalaban sa korapsyon?” Dumating ang kanyang komento habang patuloy ang mga panawagan mula sa iba’t ibang sektor para sa mas malinaw na pag-uulat ng paggastos ng pondo ng gobyerno at mas mahigpit na pagsusuri sa paggamit ng mga public funds. Sa ngayon, wala pang opisyal na tugon mula sa mga kinauukulan sa Kamara kaugnay ng mga pahayag ni Leviste.