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Free agri courses eyed in state schools
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet, Philippines?Bothered by declining enrollment in agriculture courses, the country's state universities and colleges are now looking at several options to make agriculture attractive to students, among them no tuition.
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Leadership change proves PNP ?dynamic?
MANILA, Philippines -- Constant change in the leadership of the Philippine National Police (PNP) is proof the organization is a ?dynamic? one, Director General Jesus Verzosa said on Thursday.
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De Castro: Arroyo stepping down in 2010
MANILA, Philippines -- Vice President Noli De Castro said that, contrary to fears raised by her critics, he believes President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo will step down when her term ends in 2010.
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?Euro generals? probe resumes at House
MANILA, Philippines -- Retired police comptroller Eliseo dela Paz and top officials of the Philippine National Police (PNP) appeared anew at the House of Representatives Thursday for the resumption of the inquiry into the Moscow fund mess.
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SC aspirants with pending cases warned
MANILA, Philippines -- Candidates vying for the position of Supreme Court associate justice could be disqualified if they have pending cases although their nature would still have to be studied, Chief Justice Reynato Puno said Thursday.
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Pimentel nixes hints to join majority
MANILA, Philippines -- Senator Aquilino Pimentel Jr. has rejected offers to join the majority bloc in exchange for committee chairmanships.
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Enrile: No cut in 2009 budget
MANILA, Philippines -- There will be no cut in the proposed P1.415 trillion national budget for 2009, Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile said on Thursday.
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Enrile not going to push Charter change
MANILA, Philippines -- "I am not going to push for Cha-Cha," Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile reiterated Thursday.
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Villar assured of chance to defend self
MANILA, Philippines -- Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile has assured his predecessor, Senator Manny Villar, that he would be given "every opportunity to defend himself" over his alleged involvement in the C-5 road project controversy.
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Impeach solons counting on De Venecia
(UPDATE 2) Pro-impeachment advocates in the House of Representatives are counting on former Speaker Jose de Venecia to be the "hero" rather than the "heel" on Monday when he is expected to appear at the impeachment hearing at the House of Representatives, describing him as the "most credible witness."
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