Jul 11, 2008
Christina Mendez
Philippine Star
Sen. Rodolfo Biazon, chairman of the Senate committee on national defense and security, had the most number of absences during the first regular session of the 14th Congress.
Sen. Jamby Madrigal was dubbed the “most tardy … Read the rest
Jun 19, 2008
Jess Diaz
Philippine Star
If senatorial elections were held today, incumbent Manuel Roxas II would most likely lead the winners’ pack.
This is according to the results of the latest Social Weather Stations survey of potential senatorial winners.
Roxas is … Read the rest
Mar 26, 2008
Jayson Cruz Luna, Contributor
Manila Times
If the presidential elections were to be conducted today, Vice-President Noli de Castro will win, based on the latest Pulse Asia survey.
According to the latest survey conducted by Pulse Asia between February 21, … Read the rest
Feb 28, 2008
Ted P. Torres
Philippine Star
More Filipinos are expressing concerns on job security, migration and healthcare as they increasingly reduce attention on political and economic issues, a global online survey indicated.
In an Internet-based survey conducted by Nielsen, a leading … Read the rest
Feb 19, 2008
Edu Punay
Philippine Star
The head of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) yesterday hinted that another people power revolution similar to the historic EDSA revolt in 1986 would not likely be staged to topple the scandal-ridden administration … Read the rest
Feb 17, 2008
Philippine Star
The 13th Congress (June 2004 – June 2007) under the leadership of former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. spent a staggering P150 million just to have a single bill passed into law, a senior administration lawmaker revealed yesterday.… Read the rest
Feb 14, 2008
from The Philippine Star
Vice President Noli de Castro topped the list of “recommended successors” to President Arroyo when her term ends in 2010 in the latest survey of the Social Weather Stations (SWS).
De Castro was first in the … Read the rest
Jan 19, 2008
Jerome Aning
Philippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines — A coalition of groups pushing for electoral reforms on Friday nominated retired Supreme Court Justice Jose Melo and poll watchdog head Carlos Medina to chair the Commission on Elections.
In a press … Read the rest
Jan 18, 2008
Darwin G. Amojelar
Manila Times
More than half of Filipinos consider their political leaders at present as dishonest, a global survey commissioned by the World Economic Forum and released Thursday said.
The “Voice of the People” survey conducted by Gallup … Read the rest
Jan 11, 2008
Jose C. Sison
Philippine Star
The Constitution as the most basic law of the land invariably gives rise to controversies because its provisions are supposed to be brief and concise but at the same time comprehensive enough to cover a … Read the rest