Chairman Artes and the MMDA assured all of us yesterday that they will ensure the law is implemented and that violators are made accountable. Sa pagsuko nitong gumamit ng aking pangalan para makalusot sa pananagutan, matitiyak ng MMDA na mapaparusahan ang mga abusado.
Read MoreSenator and Lakas-CMD Chairman Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. today lauded the President and his economic team on the country's Q3 GDP growth.
Read MoreRevilla highlighted the importance of legislating the conversion of local roads to national roads to ensure its upkeep and development and to free local governments from the costly responsibility of maintaining and rehabilitating such roads.
Read MoreMariin nating kinokondena ang brutal na pagpaslang kay Radio Broadcaster Juan Jumalon habang siya ay nagpo-programa sa mismong istasyon na isinagawa sa loob mismo ng kaniyang kanyang tahanan.
Read MoreHe (Francisco Tiu Laurel, Jr.) is the right man for the job. He brings with him decades of hands-on experience in the agricultural sector. There is no doubt on his competence and capability in steering the department towards the revitalization of agriculture and attaining food security in the country.
Read More“Sobrang tayong nagagalak at nagpapasalamat sa pagkakapasa ng ating una at prayoridad na panukala na tinatawag na nga nila ngayon na ‘Revilla Bill’.’ Ito ay patunay sa pagpapahalaga, pagmamahal, at pagkalinga sa ating mga lolo at lola.”
Read MoreAfter the Movie Television Review and Clissification Board (MTRCB) denied on Thursday the motions for reconsideration filed by ABS-CBN Corporation and GMA Network, Inc. for noontime variety show “It’s Showtime,” Senator Ramon Bong Revilla asked the Office of the President (OP) to consider the 'no work-no pay' workers of the show when an appeal is filed before it.
Read MoreDUMAGSA ang napakaraming volunteer na nais maghandog ng libreng dugo bilang bahagi ng taun-taong selebrasyon ni Sen. Ramon Bong Revilla Jr. para sa kaniyang ika-57 taong kaarawan
Read MoreSENATOR Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. on Wednesday (August 30) led the Senate Committee on Civil Service, Government Reorganization and Professional Regulation as it held a hearing on two measures promoting the welfare of the country’s pool of government workers – lowering the retirement age of government employees from 65 to 60 years old for compulsory retirement and from 60 to 56 years old for optional retirement; and the automatic promotion of government employees upon retirement. Revilla chairs the Committee.
Read MoreThe Senate Committee on Public Works is set to examine the country’s Flood Control efforts and programs on Wednesday (August 9) when it conducts a hearing on the recent spate of flooding brought about by monsoon rains and typhoon Egay.
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