INQToday: Marcos urges Quiboloy to address abuse allegations
Here’s a quick roundup of today’s top stories:
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday urged controversial pastor Apollo Quiboloy to address the various allegations against him in Congress and Senate.
In an ambush interview before his flight to Australia, Marcos urged Quiboloy that he should attend the hearings and present his side of the story.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, on Wednesday called the presence of Chinese warships in the West Philippine Sea worrisome, but the government will continue to defend maritime security.
The when they traveled in the West Philippine Sea.
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Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday said her EDSA anniversary message was deleted to maintain consistency with the absence of such statements from her office since she was elected in 2022.
“I did not intend to issue a statement this year as I did not the previous year,” Duterte said in a statement.
The proposed increase in the discounts given to grocery purchases of senior citizens and persons with disability (PWDs) will take effect before March ends.
House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez gave the timeframe in a statement on Wednesday.
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