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Inquirer.net on MSNMajority of Pinoys prefer Grace Poe to be DICT chief – surveyA significant majority of Filipinos, close to three-fifths, want Sen. Grace Poe as the next Department of Information and ...
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Philstar.com on MSNPoe confident Marcos considers best options for DICTAmid rumors that she could be the next secretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology, Sen. Grace ...
Senator Grace Poe on Friday condemned the killing of a community cat at Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati City by a Chinese ...
Senator Grace Poe on Saturday expressed concern about the growing cases of animals that are suffering from cruelty and ...
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The Manila Times on MSNNationwide survey shows strong support to Poe as next DICT chiefA nationwide public opinion poll showed that majority or close to three-fifths of the Filipinos prefer Senator Grace Poe as the next secretary of Department of Information and Communications ...
Grace Poe despite their “political differences.” Poe made the pronouncement during the grand rally of the FPJ Panday Bayanihan Partylist in San Carlos City, Pangasinan on Sunday. During the rally, Poe ...
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GMA Network on MSNDOTr: 3 airport employees linked to alleged ‘tanim-bala’ sackedThe Department of Transportation (DOTr) has fired three employees of the Office of Transportation Security allegedly involved ...
Senator Grace Poe on Sunday showed support for three senatorial bets belonging to three different parties—former Senate president Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, former senator Bam Aquino, and Senator Pia ...
MANILA, Philippines — Senator Grace Poe endorsed the senatorial comeback of Bam Aquino as she vouched for his dedication to championing the welfare of Filipinos and advancing meaningful reforms for ...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday vowed to protect women’s rights and stand against any threat that could hamper ...
Several alarming incidents of animal cruelty and abuse have recently made headlines—igniting widespread outrage, calls for accountability, and highlighting the need for stricter penalties for abusers.
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