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Question: Why are they focusing on VP Sara only?

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Angie dela Cruz - Pilipino Star Ngayon

MANILA, Philippines - Verified na ang tatlong impeachment complaint na naisampa sa Kamara laban kay Vice President Sara Duterte.

Ito ang kinumpirma ni House Secretary General Reginald Velasco kung saan ang tatlong impeachment complaint ay tungkol umano sa umano'y maling paggamit ng confidential funds ng Office of the Vice President.

Ani Velaso, nang maisampa ang mga reklamo ay agad na pinag-aralan ng House legal department kaya sa ngayon ay na-verified na lahat ang tatlong impeachment complaint.

Sinabi ni Velasco na takda nang maipadala anumang araw ang tatlong reklamo sa tanggapan ni House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez upang maisama ito sa 10 araw na House plenary's Order of Business.

Ang Plenary naman ay may tatlong araw upang maipadala ang reklamo sa House justice committee para sa kaukulang komento.

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3 impeachment vs VP Sara kasado na - House SecGen

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long impeachment complaint na naisampa sa Kamara laban kay Vice President Sara Duterte.

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Welcome to the Philippine Politics and Governance Padlet! 👋👋👋

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Welcome to the Philippine Politics and Governance Padlet! 👋👋👋

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Do you think that Mangione's action is just?

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Luigi Mangione isn’t the first alleged criminal to capture many people’s imaginations – and hearts

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Ted Bundy, the Menendez brothers and Bonnie and Clyde are other criminals who captivated observers because of their intriguing personal stories – and the violent nature of their crimes.

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What are the consequences if the Supreme Court Rules against the 2025 budget?

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How might President Marcos' upcoming meeting with former President Trump influence the Philippines' stance on U.S. policies in the region?

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United States President Donald Trump. (File photo)

MANILA - President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday said he would meet with United States (US) President Donald Trump to discuss the latter's new policies on foreign assistance, trade, defense and security, and immigration.

Marcos, in a media interview in Cebu City, confirmed his plan to meet with Trump.

"I will meet with President Trump because I should. Because there's much that we need to discuss between the US and the Philippines in terms of trade, in terms of defense and security, and now the new policy on immigration," he said.

"Nagpauwi na yata ng ilang daan na Pilipino (About a few hundred Filipinos have been sent home). This is something that we have to work through and hopefully resolve because the Filipinos in the United States, especially, have really formed the important part already of their workforce," Marcos added.

Marcos said the Philippine government would make a way to "influence" the US' policy-making in terms of immigration.

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) earlier said it is "almost impossible" that the estimated 300,000 Filipinos without legal status in the US would be deported by the end of the Trump administration.

The US deported "only a few hundred or less" undocumented Filipinos every month during the first Trump presidency, the DFA added.

When it comes to the US' temporary suspension of foreign assistance, Marcos said it is "hard to comment" because the policy is "not yet clear."

"It's very unclear what it is. It's even the agencies in the US government, hindi nila naintindihan (they do not understand) what it means - ano 'yung tatamaan, saan babawasan ang aid funds (what will be affected and where will the funds be deducted)," he said.

"Well, this is what happens. These are the growing pains of a new administration. But I'm sure, with time these policies will crystalize and will become clearer, by which time I will have a chance to visit with President Trump and we can discuss it with a better understanding of what the policies are," Marcos added.

Presidential Communications Office Acting Secretary Cesar Chavez said Marcos' scheduled meeting with Trump has no definite date yet. (PNA)

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PBBM to meet with Trump to tackle US' new policies

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MANILA - President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday said he would meet with United States (US) President Donald Trump to discuss the latter's new policies on foreign assistance, trade, defense and security, and immigration. Marcos, in a media interview in Cebu City, confirmed his plan to...

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If you can say something about the war of marcos and duterte what will it be? Who's in the right?Marcos or Duterte?

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Do you think it's okay for Willie Revillame to be a senator of the Philippines?

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Willie Revillame says he is ‘independent’

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Denying ties to former president Rodrigo Duterte, television host and senatorial bet Willie Revillame said he is running as an independent candidate.

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since millennials and gen Z make up most of the voters for Election 2025. do you think young people are ready to vote wisely? why or why not?

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How does social media affect the way we see ourselves? What can we do to build a more positive body image?

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A nationwide survey conducted by Arkipelago Analytics in February 2025 has found that body image continues to have a significant impact on the wellbeing of Filipinos, with younger adults particularly affected.

The study, which utilized both online and offline data collection methods, highlights that 52 percent of Filipinos aged 18-24 report experiencing negative effects due to body image-6 percent higher than the global average for this age group.

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The impact remains substantial across other age brackets, with 41 percent of those aged 25-34, 35 percent of those 35-44, and 22 percent of respondents aged 45-54 and 55-64 reporting negative consequences. The lowest recorded impact was among those aged 65 and above at 18 percent.

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The most commonly reported consequences of negative body image include low self-esteem, heightened stress and anxiety, and depression or persistent low mood. Other frequently cited effects include social withdrawal, relationship difficulties, and disordered eating habits.

Notably, a majority of those who reported negative effects on wellbeing due to body image said their perception of their own body had worsened compared to 2024, suggesting a growing concern over time.

The study, which aimed to analyze body image perceptions and their link to mental health across different demographics, gathered data from 402 respondents across the Philippines through a combination of online questionnaires, paper-based surveys, and in-person interviews. The survey followed a stratified sampling approach, ensuring broad representation, and has a margin of error of approximately five percent.

"Body image concerns remain a pressing issue among Filipinos, with the youngest age groups experiencing the highest levels of negative impact," said Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo, Founder of Arkipelago Analytics. "The evolving influence of media, shifting beauty standards, and societal expectations contribute to this growing issue, which has tangible implications for mental health."

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Study says body image concerns affect wellbeing of young adults in PH

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A nationwide survey conducted by Arkipelago Analytics in February 2025 has found that body image continues to have a significant impact on the wellbeing of Filipinos, with younger adults

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https://apnews.com/article/rodrigo-duterte-manila-philippines-icc-9b9d08b8832b43282db53418535fb245

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Do you think its right for President Trump to dismantle the Department of Education?

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What are some potential solutions to address the issue of undocumented Filipinos in the US?

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What are some potential solutions to address the issue of undocumented Filipinos in the US?

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Undocumented Pinoys in US urged to consult with lawyers amid Trump’s latest move vs immigrants

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Philippine Ambassador to the United States Jose Manuel Romualdez on Sunday reiterated his call for US-based Filipinos who may be affected by the Trump administration’s mass deportation policy to immediately consult with immigration lawyers to know how they can possibly legalize their stay in the country.

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How did DepEd fail to create a clear system to monitor the schools applying for the voucher program? What will happen to the real students in those schools?

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55 schools removed from DepED voucher program over 'ghost students' | ABS-CBN News

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Fifty-five schools are taken off a Philippine government voucher program after the Education Department noted discrepancies, including alleged ghost beneficiaries.

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After the allegations of Quiboloy, do you still want to vote for him in the Senate?

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What diplomatic steps is the Philippine government taking to address the detention of its nationals in China?

How might these espionage allegations affect the relationship between the Philippines and china?

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ReutersApril 5, 20257:52 AM UTCUpdated 4 days ago

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Philippines alarmed over China arrest of alleged Filipino spies

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The Philippines expressed alarm on Saturday over the arrest of three Filipinos in China on suspicion of espionage, saying they were ordinary citizens and the arrests could be retaliation for Manila’s crackdown against alleged Chinese spies.