OLD BUT DEFINITELY GOLD ✨🇵🇭
The fighting pride of the Philippines, Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao, gave it his all in his comeback bout — slowing down Father Time and earning a majority draw against the younger Mario Barrios in their WBC Welterweight title clash.
#PacquiaoBarrios
@OneSportsPHL Congrats Ladies.
We got 3 individual awards:
Angel Canino - Best OH
Dell Palomata - Best MB
Jia De Guzman - Best Setter
Coach De Brito should have used Angel and Dell. Baka merong Laban kay Vietnam.
Maraming salamat sa paglaban, Alas Pilipinas!
What a historic SILVER 🥈finish in the AVC Nations Cup. We’re immensely proud of you! The heart of a champion beats in every single one of you. ❤️🇵🇭
Alas Pilipinas skipper Marck Espejo had a simple request to the local volleyball community ahead of the 2025 FIVB Men's World Championship:
"Suportahan niyo po talaga kami. Kahit kalaban namin Japan, please, kami suportahan niyo."
Pagbibida ni Raffy Tulfo na siya daw ay protector ng mga karaniwang manggagawa at galit na galit sa mga kumpanyang nang-aabuso sa kanilang mga karapatan.
He claims that he's a champion of social justice. Pero protector pala ng isang magnanakaw.
#ImpeachSaraDuterteNOW
Senators Imee Duterte, Joel Villanueva, and Bato dela Rosa engaged in unparliamentary and disrespectful behaviour in the Senate chamber against Senator Risa Hontiveros.
Shame on you!
Tayo po ay nanumpa bilang senator-judge sa impeachment trial ng ating Bise Presidente. Asahan na gagawin natin ang ating tungkulin ayon sa Konstitusyon at mga batas ng ating bansa.
PING: MOTION TO DISMISS VP IMPEACHMENT CASE SHOULD COME FROM DEFENSE, NOT SENATOR-JUDGES
Senator-elect Ping Lacson on Wednesday said that any move to dismiss the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte should come from the defense panel, not from a senator-judge, underscoring the importance of impartiality in impeachment proceedings.
"I would like to believe that a motion to dismiss belongs to the defense panel. And where have you seen a judge moving to dismiss a case?" Lacson said in Filipino during an interview on Newswatch Plus.
He criticized Senator Bato Dela Rosa's call to dismiss the case, noting it was made even before the Senate convened as an impeachment court. Lacson argued that such a move is improper, whether done before or after the Senate sits as a court.
"You are sitting as a senator judge but you already have prejudgment. You haven't seen the evidence yet, but you already formed a judgment and moved to dismiss the case," he said. "Isn't it funny to hear a judge moving to dismiss a case he himself is trying?"
Lacson, who previously served as a senator-judge, cautioned that calls for inhibition over prejudgment could result in fewer than the required 16 votes or two-thirds of all senators to reach a verdict.
He also warned that efforts to block the trial could harm the Vice President by leaving the accusations unresolved in the public eye.
"Some of our countrymen would be thinking the Vice President is guilty because the trial did not push through," he said. "But if all pieces of evidence are presented in an impeachment trial, the public will witness the presentation of evidence and draw their own conclusions on whether the Vice President is innocent or not."
"As potential senator judges, we also want to see the evidence. If it’s not enough, sorry we have to acquit. But if we see the evidence is strong, sorry to the respondent but we have to convict," Lacson added.