“TATAKBO NA ’YAN!”
Ito ang sigaw ng tinatayang 8,000 runners na nakiisa sa "Angat Bayanihan Run" habang nagtatalumpati si Angat Buhay Chairperson at Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo sa awarding ceremony ng aktibidad sa Makati City nitong Linggo ng umaga, Hulyo 19, 2026. | via @eon_sanchez
GALIING!
Another “sectumsempra” moment @ChelDiokno used Alan Cayetano’s decision/motion during the Corona trial (2013) na argument to support his motion to open Sara’s bank accts, etc.
Kagaya nung ginawa niya, flawlessly, kay J.Bernabe noong Oral Arguments (2021) #ConvictSara
13 COUNTRIES JOIN PH IN ARBITRAL AWARD STATEMENT
UPDATE: Australia, Canada, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, New Zealand, Romania, Slovenia, the United Kingdom and the United States joined the Philippines in issuing a joint statement marking the 10th anniversary of the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award.
The statement says the ruling is final and legally binding, rejects China’s expansive maritime claims based on “historic rights,” opposes coercive actions in the South China Sea and calls for disputes to be resolved peacefully under international law.
The joint statement is the first of its kind issued by the Philippines and 13 partner countries to mark the anniversary of the award. @TristanNodalo
‘DUTERTE ABANDONED EFFORT TO BUILD ON ARBITRAL VICTORY’
EXCLUSIVE: Former President Rodrigo Duterte abandoned efforts to build on the Philippines’ landmark 2016 arbitral victory after pursuing closer ties with China, according to Paul Reichler.
In an interview on The Newsmaker, the Philippines’ lead counsel said the arbitral award was issued just days after Duterte took office in 2016, but the administration did not capitalize on the ruling to strengthen international support for the decision. | @TristanNodalo
Full interview:
https://t.co/357sjWgIUL
In a joint statement, the governments of the Philippines, Australia, Canada, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, New Zealand, Romania, Slovenia, the UK, and the US reiterated their support for the July 12, 2016, unanimous decision on South China Sea.
"We reaffirm that the Award rendered ten years ago by the Arbitral Tribunal is a significant milestone and is final, legally binding, and definitive between China and the Philippines with respect to the maritime entitlements and claims addressed by the Arbitral Tribunal," they highlighted.
The countries further maintained that "there is no legal basis for China's expansive maritime claims in the South China Sea, including those based on 'historic rights'" as they underscored the "importance of upholding freedom of navigation and overflight." | via PhilSTAR Life
READ MORE: https://t.co/KhZnVs9wnz
The Philippines now owns China according to DAILY TRIBUNE’s own imaginary 9-dash line.
According to Tribune scholars, since China claims Taiwan, and Taiwan is just north of Batanes, then by extension Batanes owns China.
The Philippines will also rename the entire island as “Big Binondo.”
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https://t.co/OOnbKJv6cw