Mga anak ni VP Leni, binu-bully dahil kay P-DU30

ni Ronalyn Seminiano Reonico | November 20, 2020

Nakararanas ng pambu-bully ang mga anak ni Vice-President Leni Robredo kaugnay ng mainit na isyu sa pagitan nito at ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte.

Ayon kay Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque, nagkaroon umano ng posts sa Twitter ang mga anak ni Robredo na sina Tricia at Aika na tila pasaring kay P-Duterte.

Saad ni Robredo, “Ngayon, ang binu-bully, mga anak ko. I have always been proud of the persons my daughters have become. They are their own persons. What they have accomplished, so far, are all borne out of their hard work. They never used our name or whatever little influence we have to get what they want.

“They’re all adults now. They’re not in government. They are not politicians and they don’t plan to be. Totoo, they’re outspoken and rightfully so. We have trained them to stand up for themselves and what they believe in.”

Davao City, balik-GCQ

ni Ronalyn Seminiano Reonico | November 20, 2020

Isinailalim muli ang Davao City sa general community quarantine (GCQ) simula ngayong Biyernes hanggang sa November 30 dahil sa paglobo ng kaso ng COVID-19, ayon sa Malacañang.

Ayon kay Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque, magtatayo ng One Hospital Command Center sa lungsod upang masiguro ang “efficient referral system.”

Ipinag-utos din sa mga pampribadong ospital na dagdagan sa 20% hanggang 30% ang kanilang ward bed capacity.

Saad ni Roque, “Further, efforts will be made to address the shortage of nurses in health facilities and to provide additional high-oxygen cannula, favipiravir (Avigan), remdesivir, medical equipment, among others.”

Tatanggalan ng pondo dahil todo-rally... UP kay P-Duterte: Being activist is not a crime

ni Ronalyn Seminiano Reonico | November 19, 2020

Pinabulaanan ng University of the Philippines ang mga akusasyon ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na nagre-recruit sila umano ng mga estudyante upang makilahok sa academic strike laban sa administrasyon.

Sa naganap na public address ni P-Duterte noong Martes, binantaan niyang ititigil ang pagpopondo sa state university kaugnay ng academic strike ng mga mag-aaral sa naging kapabayaan umano ng pamahalaan sa sunud-sunod na bagyong naranasan ng bansa.

Pahayag ni UP Vice- President for Public Affairs Elena Pernia, "Ang UP, 'di nagre-recruit. We don’t recruit for the communist party. We are an educational institution. We teach, we do research, we do public service. We don’t recruit.

"The University of the Philippines has a history of being activist but we must make clear that the university is not anti-government. We are the national university."

Kung itutuloy umano ang pagtigil sa pagpopondo sa UP, napakaraming estudyante ang maaapektuhan nito.

Aniya, "We are a community of scholars dedicated for the nation's quest for development and we continue to serve our government. Many of our faculty are doing service for government agencies.

"Sayang 'yun. 'Yung kahusayan na nagagawa namin para sa bayan mismo ay malilimita."

Saad pa ni Pernia, "Kung may nagre-recruit man diyan, na nandiyan, it is not only one-sided na nagre-recruit.

"Is recruitment already a crime? Being activist is not a crime."

Samantala, nilinaw naman umano ni Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque kay P-Duterte na ang nanawagan ng student strike ay ang mga estudyente mula sa Ateneo de Manila University at hindi sa UP.

Saad ni Roque, “He also, I think, somehow confused the proponents of this academic strike. I explained it was the Ateneo students advocating the academic strike.”