INQToday: Teodoro calls out China for ‘roguish behavior’ in West Philippine Sea | Inquirer

INQToday: Teodoro calls out China for ‘roguish behavior’ in West Philippine Sea

/ 12:16 PM December 12, 2023

Here’s a quick roundup of today’s top stories:

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. called out China on Monday for its “roguish behavior” — specifically, using water cannons twice in a row on Philippine vessels in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).

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On Dec. 9, Saturday, the China Coast Guard (CCG) fired water cannons again at  for Filipino fishers off Scarborough Shoal.

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A third petition has been filed with the Supreme Court  (SC) asking to declare as unconstitutional and void the release of the P125-million confidential funds to the Office of the Vice President (OVP) in 2022.

The petitioners filed by Makabayan representatives led by ACT Teachers Rep. France Castro, together with former Bayan Muna  Rep. Neri Colmenares, also asked the SC to nullify the request, receipt, and use of the confidential funds by the OVP led by Vice President Sara Duterte.

The number of people who died following the accidents involving a Ceres bus that fell into a ravine along Hamtic town in Antique rose to 19, according to the Antique Provincial Government.

Antique Governor Rhodora Cadiao said on Monday that the latest addition brings the total from 18 to 19, but no other details were provided on the latest casualty.

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TAGS: 2022 OVP secret funds, Antique bus accident, Death Toll, Gilberto Teodoro Jr., OVP secret funds, West Philippine Sea, WPS

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