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Ilang mga residente ng Davao, winasak ang mga tarpaulin ng kanilang congressman na bumoto sa impeachment ni VP Duterte

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Several residents of Davao del Sur couldn’t hide their disappointment towards their congressman after the latter voted for the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte.

In a video published by Brigada News Davao, some men could be seen destroying the tarpaulin of Digos City Representative Tracy Cagas.

Cagas was the only lawmaker from the Davao region who supported the impeachment of Duterte.

Even Cagas’ social media page was swarmed by his constituents, who were disappointed by his decision.

“You should have consulted your constituents. That’s a wrong move sir. No votes for you and for all members of the Cagas family. You represent Davao del Sur,” netizen Zelrach told Cagas.

“I am ashamed of congressman cages voting for your impeachment. His vote does not represent his entire constituency. He may have betrayed you but we, davsuranan support you all the way! naulaw ko nga ako taga davao del sur. Our apologies,” netizen Divino remarked.

As of writing, Cagas has yet to give a statement on why he decided to vote in favor of Duterte’s impeachment.

Davao region was known to be the bailiwick of the Dutertes and it was evident after 12 lawmakers refused to sign the complaint against the Vice President.

Even the known political rival of Duterte, PBA partylist Rep. Margarita Nograles, didn’t sign the complaint.

Mambabatas, itinanggi na may alok sa kanilang dagdag pondo para ipa-impeach si VP Duterte

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Cagayan de Oro City’s First District Representative Lordan Suan denied that House Speaker Martin Romualdez offered additional budget allocation to the lawmakers that would support the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte.

In a statement, Suan said that the supposed quote card of his statement on his decision to vote in favor of Duterte’s impeachment was fake, saying that the page posted it was not associated with his camp.

He said his vote was not a ‘personal attack’ against the Vice President and was only seeking accountability.

“It has come to my attention that a post from the FAKE PAGE, The Working Congressman, is circulating online. I never issued that statement. This is FAKE NEWS and BLACK PROPAGANDA aimed to mislead the people and tarnish my name, that of Speaker Martin Romualdez, and the House of Representatives. THESE ARE ALL LIES,” said Suan.

“I am a public servant and my loyalty will always lie with you: the people of the 1st District of Cagayan de Oro City. I have spent my time, my energy, and my spirit fighting for you, pushing for real change, for social services that lift us up, for infrastructure projects that build a brighter future, for laws that protect and improve the lives of every Filipino,” he added.

He also said that they only wanted to give Duterte a proper forum to defend herself from the accusations against her.

 

Pangulong Bongbong Marcos, sinabing may basbas niya ang pagsuporta ni Rep. Sandro Marcos sa impeachment laban kay VP Sara

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President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said he was the one who told his son, Ilocos Norte Representative Sandro Marcos, to support the impeachment process against Vice President Sara Duterte.

In an interview, Marcos said he only reminded his son about his duty as a lawmaker in the impeachment process that 215 members of Congress signed on February 5.

However, Marcos was not aware that his son was the first one among lawmakers who signed the impeachment.

“Sabi ko sa kanya (Sandro), “the process has already begun. So it’s your duty to support the process. Do your duty. You are constitutionally mandated to carry out that process.” I did not know that he was the first to sign,” said Marcos.

It can be recalled that there were reports that instead of supporting the previous impeachment complaint filed against Duterte, Rep. Marcos reportedly filed a new one.

It’s not yet known if the President was aware of the move made by his son.

Meanwhile, many experts believed that Congress was required to gather signatures again to proceed with the impeachment after the Senate adjourned until June 2, 2025.

Former Associate Justice Antonio Carpio believed the current senators have no time to launch an impeachment trial as they were supposed to reset on June 30.

However, Congress was only limited to filing one impeachment complaint yearly against an official, which raised questions about the move made by the lawmakers being futile.

 

LIST: Mga miyembro ng House of Representatives na pumirma sa impeachment ni VP Duterte

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More than 200 members of the House of Representatives decided to sign the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte on Wednesday.

In a swift move, lawmakers quickly approved the impeachment of Duterte several weeks after the uncertainty of the complaint filed by different groups.

The impeachment complaint led by Ilocos Norte Rep. Sandro Marcos was about Duterte’s alleged misuse of confidential funds.

The signing happened amid the move of former President Rodrigo Duterte, who questioned the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) bicameral committee report prepared by Congress.

Among the notable signees were Tingog party-list Rep. Yedda Romualdez,  Ralph Tulfo, Jocelyn Tulfo, and Aniela Tolentino.

Here is the complete list of lawmakers who signed the impeachment:

1. FERDINAND A. MARCOS – 1st District, Ilocos Norte
2. AURELIO D. GONZALES JR. – 3rd District, Pampanga
3. MANUEL JOSE M. DALIPE – 2nd District, Zamboanga City
4. JURDIN JESUS M. ROMUALDO – Lone District, Camiguin
5. DAVID CATARINA SUAREZ – 2nd District, Quezon
6. JEFFERSON KHONGHUN – 1st District, Zambales
7. ANNA VILLARA-SUAREZ – ALONA
8. FRANCISCO PAOLO P. ORTEGA – 1st District, La Union
9. RAMON RODRIGO L. GUTIERREZ – 1-Rider Partylist
10. YASSER BALINDONG – 2nd District, Lanao Del Sur
11. LEX ANTHONY COLADA – AAMBIS – OWA
12. JOSEPH STEPHEN PADUANO – ABANG LINGKOD
13. JUDE A. ACIDRE – TINGOG
14. DAN FERNANDEZ – SANTA ROSA CITY
15. ZIA ALONTO ADIONG – 1st District, Lanao Del Sur
16. YEDDA ROMUALDEZ – TINGOG
17. AMPARO MARIA ZAMORA – 2nd District, Taguig
18. JANETTE L. GARIN – 1st District, Iloilo
19. MARVIN RILLO – 4th District, Quezon City
20. RAUL “BABOY” TUPAS – 5th District, Iloilo
21. ERNESTO M. DIONISIO – 1st District, Manila
22. IRWIN TIENG – 5th District of Manila
23. FIDEL NOGRALES – 4th District, Rizal
24. ROLANDO VALERIANO – 2nd District, Manila
25. MANUEL FORTES JR. – 2nd District, Sorsogon
26. EMERSON D. PASCUAL – 4th District, Nueva Ecija
27. PRESLEY DE JESUS – PHILRECA
28. ACE S. BARBERS – 2nd District, Surigao Del Norte
29. SERGIO C. DAGOOC – APEC
30. LORETO S. AMANTE – 3rd District. Laguna
31. ROMMEL T. ANGARA – Lone District, Aurora
32. WILTER Y. PALMA – 1st District, Zamboanga Sibugay
33. SOLOMON R. CHUNGALAO – LD, Ifugao
34. MIGZ VILLAFUERTE – 5th District, Camarines Sur
35. SANCHO FERNANDO OAMINAL – 2nd District, Misamis Occidental
36. FAUSTINO MICHAEL DY – 5th District, Isabela
37. MICHAEL M. MORDEN – API Partylist
38. ALLEN JESSE MANGAOANG – KALINGA
39. ALFREDO D. MARAÑON – 2nd District, Negros Occidental
40. PETER B. MIGUEL – 2nd District, South Cotabato
41. CARLITO S. MARQUEZ – 1st District, Aklan
42. DANTE S. GARCIA – 2nd District, La Union
43. GERARDO J. ESPINA JR. – LD, Biliran
44. LORENZ R. DEFENSOR – 3rd District Iloilo
45. GERARDO P. VALYAMOR JR. – 1st District Negros Occidental
46. NICANOR M. BRIONES – AGAP Partylist
47. MA RENE ANN LOURDES G. MATIBAG – 1st District, San Pedro, Laguna
48. IRENE GAY F. SAULOG – KALINGA Partylist
49. RAY FLORENCE REYES – ANAKALUSUGAN Partylist
50. EMMANUEL A. BILLONES – 1st District, Capiz
51. CIRIACO B. GATO JR. – Batanes
52. DANILO A. DOMINGO – 1st District, Bulacan
53. NEPTALI GONZALES – Mandaluyong
54. FERNANDO T. CABREDO – 3rd District, Albay
55. MOHAMAD P. PAGLAS SR. – Maguindanao Del Sur
56. TEODORICO T. HABRESCO – 2nd District Aklan
57. JC M. ABALOS – 4Ps Partylist
58. RODOLFO M. ORDANES – Senior Citizens Partylist
59. SALVADOR A. PLEYTO – 6th District, Bulacan
60. AMBROSIO C. CRUZ JR. – 5th District, Bulacan
61. MILAGROS AQUINO-MAGSAYSAY – United Senior Citizens
62. GABRIEL BORDADO JR. – 3rd District, Camarines Sur
63. MA. VICTORIA CO-PILAR – 6th District, Quezon City
64. MARY MITZI CAJAYON-UY – 2nd District, Caloocan City
65. HARRIS M. ONGCHUAN – 2nd District, Northern Samar
66. PAUL DAZA – 1st District, Northern Samar
67. ISIDRO LUMAYAG – 1st District, South Cotabato
68. EULOGIO R. RODRIGUEZ – Lone District, Catanduanes
69. CARMELO B. LAZATIN II – 1st District, Pampanga
70. JOSEPH S. TAN – 4th District, Isabela
71. KRISTINE SINGSON – 2nd District, Ilocos Sur
72. ED CHRISTOPHER GO – 2nd District, Isabela
73. JOEL CHUA – 3rd District, Manila
74. MAAN TEODORO – 1st District, Marikina
75. MANUEL SAGARBARRIA – 2nd District, Negros Oriental
76. ZALDY S. VILLA – Siquijor
77. YSABEL MARIA J. ZAMORA – San Juan City
78. FAUSTINO A. DY – 6th District, Isabela
79. FRANZ S. PUMAREN – 3rd District, Quezon City
80. JULIET MARIE FERRER – 4th District, Negros Occidental
81. LUIS RAYMUND VILLAFUERTE – 2nd District, Camarines Sur
82. ROBERTO V. PUNO – 1st District, Antipolo City
83. DORIS E. MANIQUIZ – 2nd District, Zambales
84. MARISSA MAGSINO – OFW Partylist
85. GERALDINE ROMAN – 1st District, Bataan
86. CRISPIN DIEGO ROMULLA – 7th District, Cavite
87. ROY M. LOYOLA – 5th District, Cavite
88. ANTONINO CALIXTO – Lone District, Pasay City
89. ROMEO S. MOMO – 1st District, Surigao Del Sur
90. CELSO G. REGENCIA – Lone District, Iligan City
91. LORNA C. SILVERIO – 3rd District Bulacan
92. CHING BERNOS – Abra
93. BIENVENIDO ABANTE JR. – 6th District, Manila
94. ELEANOR BULUT-BEGTANG – Lone District, Apayao
95. BABY ALINE ALFONSO – 2nd District, Cagayan Valley
96. JOSEFINA B. TALLADO – 1st District, Camarines Norte
97. AUGUSTINA DOMINIQUE C. PANCHO – 2nd District, Bulacan
98. JOSE TEVES JR. – TGP Partylist
99. FRANCISCO JOSE MAGTUGAS II – 1st District, Surigao Del Norte
100. JAMES ANG JR – USWANG ILONGO
101. JANE T. CASTRO – 2nd District, Capiz
102. ALAN ECLEO – LD, Dinagat Island
103. ANTONIO FERRE – 6th D, Cavite
104. MARIA ANGELA GARCIA – 3rd D, Bataan
105. LORETO B. ACHARON – LD, Gen. Santos City
106. STEVE SOLON – Sarangani
107. KEITH TAN – 4th D, Quezon Province
108. REYNANTE ARROGANCIA – 3rd D, Quezon Province
109. RICARDO CRUZ – 1st D, Taguig
110. RALPH TULFO – 2nd D, Quezon City
111. DEAN ASISTIO – 3rd D, Caloocan
112. DIMSZAR SALI – Tawi-Tawi
113. RONALD SINGSON – 1st D, Ilocos Sur
114. TSUYOSHI ANTHONY HORIBATA – 1st D, Camarines Sur
115. JULIENNE BARONDA – LD, Iloilo City
116. HOWARD GUINTU -Pinuno Party List
117. JUAN CARLOS ATAYDE – 1st D, Quezon City
118. EDGAR M. CHATTO – 1st D, Bohol
119. MARIA VANESSA AUMENTADO – 2nd D, Bohol
120. KRISTINE ALEXIE TUTOR – 3rd D, Bohol
121. MARIC ENVERGA – 1st D, Quezon Province
122. ROBERTO UY JR. – 1st D, Zamboanga Del Norte
123. ALFELITO M. BASCUG – 1st D, Agusan Del Sur
124. CHRISTIAN UNABIA – 1st D, Misamis Oriental
125. LORDAN SUAN – CDO 1st
126. YEVGENY EMANO – 2nd D, Misamis Oriental
127. JOSELITO SACDALAN – 1st D, Cotabato
128. ALBERT GARCIA – 2nd D, Bataan
129. PATRICK VARGAS – 5th D, Quezon City
130. JOSE S. AQUINO – 1st D, Agusan Del Norte
131. FRANCE CASTRO – ACT Teachers
132. MARIA JAMINA KATHRINE AGARAO – 4th D, Laguna
133. ARLENE D. BROSAS – Gabriela Women’s Partylist
134. RAOUL DANNIEL A. MANUEL – Kabataan Partylist
135. ANNA VICTORIA VELOSO-TUAZON – 3rd D, Leyte
136. CHARISSE ANNE HERNANDEZ – LD, Calamba
137. JAIME D. COJUANGCO – 1st D, Tarlac
138. JEYZEL VICTORIA C. YU – 2nd D, Zamboanga Del Sur
139. MUNIR ARBISON JR. – 2nd D, Sulu
140. ANGELICA NATASHA CO – BHW PL
141. PERCIVAL CENDAÑA – AKBAYAN
142. JOHN TRACY CAGAS – Davao Del Sur
143. JOSEPH VIOLAGO – 2nd Nueva Ecija
144. EDWIN L. OLIVAREZ – 1st D, Parañaque
145. STELLA A. QUIMBO – 2nd D, Marikina
146. GUS TAMBUNTING – 2nd District of Paranaque
147. MERCEDES ALVAREZ – 6th D, Negros Occidental
148. MIKAELA B. SUANSING – 1st D, Nueva Ecija
149. EDUARDO RAMA – 2nd D, Cebu City
150. PETER JOHN D. CALDERON – 7th D, Cebu City
151. JOCELYN S. LIMKAICHONG – 1st D, Negros Occidental
152. JANICE SALIMBANGON – 4th D, Cebu
153. RHEA GULLAS – 1st District Cebu
154. DAPHNE LAGON – 6th D, Cebu
155. DIMPLE MASTURA – Maguindanao Del Norte & Cotabato City
156. EDSEL GALEOS – 2nd D, Cebu Province
157. JOHNNY PIMENTEL – 2nd D, Surigao Del Sur
158. EMMARIE DIZON – Mandaue City
159. A. EDWARD PLAZA – 2nd D, Agusan Del Sur
160. CHRISTOPHERSON YAP – 2nd District, Southern Leyte
161. JASON P. ALMONTE – 1st D, Misamis Occidental
162. MARIO A. MARIÑO – 5th D, Batangas
163. ROMEO M. ACOP – 2nd D, Antipolo City
164. MAXIMO DALOG JR. – LD, Mountain Province
165. KEITH FLORES – 2nd D, Bukidnon
166. MARCELINO LIBANAN – 4Ps Partylist
167. LAARNI ROQUE – 4th District, Bukidnon
168. MARK O. GO – Baguio City
169. ANTONIETA EUDELA – 2nd District, Zamboanga Sibugay
170. LUZ V. MERCADO – 1st D, Southern Leyte
171. MARIA FE ABUNDA – LD, Eastern Samar
172. JOSEPH L. LARA – 3rd D, Cagayan
173. MA. THERESA COLLANTES – 3rd D, Batangas
174. ARNAN C. PANALIGAN – 1st D, Oriental Mindoro
175. FELIMON M. ESPARES – COOP NATCCO
176. MA. LUCILLE NAVA – Guimaras
177. GLONA G. LABADLABAD – 2nd D, Zamboanga Del Norte
178. LEODY TARRIELA – LD, Occidental Mindoro
179. ELEANDRO JESUS MADRONA – LD, Romblon
180. DIVINA GRACE C. YU – 1st D, Zamboanga Del Sur
181. RAUL ANGELO BONGALON – AKO Bicol
182. GERVILLE R. LUISTRO – 2nd D, Batangas
183. JOSE MANUEL F. ALBA – 1st D, Bukidnon
184. LUISA CUARESMA – LD, Nueva Vizcaya
185. ALLAN TY – LPGMA
186. OSCAR MALAPITAN – 1st D, Caloocan City
187. SITTIE AMINAH Q. DIMAPORO – 2nd D, Lanao Del Norte
189. ADRIAN AMATONG – 3rd D, ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE
190. MARIA ARENAS – 3rd D, Pangasinan
191. MARLYN AGABAS – 6th D, Pangasinan
192. LINABELLE VILLARICA – 4th D, Bulacan
193. ERIC REYES BUHAIN – 1st D, Batangas
194. DE VENECIA – 4th D, Pangasinan
195. MA. CYNTHIA CHAN – Lapu Lapu
196. ARNIE FUENTEBELLA – 4th D, Camarines Sur
197. RAYMOND MENDOZA – TUCP
198. ROMAN ROMULO – LD, Pasig City
199. MARK COJUANGCO – 2nd D, Pangasinan
200. BIRON FERJENEL – 4th D, Iloilo
201. SAMIER TAN – 1st District, Sulu
202. ANNA YORK BONDOC – 4th District, Pampanga
203. JAIME FRESNEDI – Muntinlupa
204. EDWIN GADIOLA – CWS
205. LOLITA KAREN JAVIER – 2nd District, Leyte
206. MICHAEL GORRICETA- 2nd District Iloilo
207. JORGE BUSTOS – PATROL
208. DUKE FRASCO – 5th District, Cebu
209. ANIELA TOLENTINO – 8th District, Cavite
210. JOCELYN TULFO – ACT-CIS
211. GREG GASATAYA – BACOLOD
212. RUTH MARIANO HERNANDEZ – 2nd District, Laguna
213. ALANA SANTOS – 3rd District Cotabato
214. FLOREIDA ROBES – San Jose Del Monte City
215. MARTIN ROMUALDEZ – 1st District, Leyte

Mahigit 150 na mambabatas, pinirmahan ang impeachment laban kay VP Sara Duterte

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On Wednesday, more than 150 members of the House of Representatives reportedly signed the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte.

According to several reports, 153 lawmakers, or one-third of the members of the House, already signed the impeachment, which means that it was ready to proceed to the Senate to start the trial.

Three impeachment complaints were filed against Duterte for her alleged corruption practices and betrayal of public trust.

The lawmakers led by House Speaker Martin Romualdez planned to get at least 200 signatures.

Meanwhile, the Senate already asked the press to prepare for the House’s possible transmittal of an impeachment case.

“Parang naghahanda ata ang majority sa ipe-present mamaya about the impeachment. I have to verify pa nga ano ‘yung complaint na ‘yun, either one, two, or three,” said ACT Teachers party-list Rep. France Castro.

It can be recalled that President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. previously said that he would not support any impeachment complaint against Duterte.

However, the decision was still in the hands of the Congress.

The Vice President has yet to comment on the possible impeachment trial she may face in the upcoming weeks.

Experts were also waiting if the impeachment would affect the result of the 2025 midterm elections.

 

Rep. Marcoleta, ginisa ang pro-impeach Sara blogger na humarap sa kamara

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SAGIP party-list Representative Rodante Marcoleta confronted a pro-impeach Sara vlogger who allegedly accused him of misleading the public.

During the investigation of the House tricomm on fake news and disinformation Tuesday, Marcoleta asked Bunyong party-list nominee Atty. Ricky Tomotorgo, popularly known as Enzo Recto, about a commentary he published on his Facebook page.

The tile of the said video was huwag maniniwala sa pakulo at panlilinlang ni Marcoleta.

“Attorney kahit kailan wala akong nilinlang na mamamayan ng Pilipinas, wala kang karapatan na akusahan mo ako ng ganyan,” the lawmaker said.

However, Atty. Tomotorgo said that the contents of his video were purely his opinion.

“Sinabi mo na nanlinlang ako, wala kang masabi ngayon kung ano ang ginawa ko para manlinlang ako ng mga Pilipino? Hindi ka abogado eh, hindi opinyon ito,” said Marcoleta.

The lawyer also refused to apologize and even tried to end the discussion between him and Marcoleta.

“Okay na po siguro, kasi marami pa sigurong pag-uusapan,” he stated.

“Sorry I won’t apologize, opinyon ko po ‘yon,” he added.

Marcoleta then moved to cite Tomotorgo for contempt for not answering simple questions.

Fernandez then asked for a one-minute suspension to discuss Marcoleta’s request.

The committee then decided not to cite the lawyer for contempt as Marcoleta was not part of the panel.

39 content creators, hindi sumipot sa imbitasyon ng House tri-comm

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Thirty-nine content creators invited by the tri-committee that launched an investigation on disinformation didn’t appear in the House of Representatives today.

It can be recalled that the lawmakers wanted to investigate the following content creators due to their alleged connections to Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) and syndicates that were investigated by the house.

However, most of the following content creators listed below didn’t heed the investigation, and some of them cited that they were protected by free speech:

  1. Jose Yumang Sonza
  2. Krizette Lauretta Chu
  3. Mark Anthony Lopez
  4. Allan Troy “Sass” Rogando Sasot
  5. MJ Quiambao Reyes
  6. Vivian Zapata Rodriguez
  7. Ethel Pineda
  8. Lorraine Marie Tablang Badoy-Partosa
  9. Jeffrey Almendras Celiz
  10. Lord Byron Cristobal (Banat By)
  11. Alex Destor (Tio Moreno)
  12. Aaron Peña (Old School Pinoy)
  13. Glenn Chong
  14. Manuel Mata Jr. (Kokolokoy)
  15. Elizabeth Joie Cruz (Joie De Vivre)
  16. Claro Ganac
  17. Claire Eden Contreras (Maharlika Boldyakera)
  18. Jonathan Morales
  19. Cyrus Preglo (Optics Politics)
  20. Maricar Serrano
  21. Ernesto Abines Jr. (Jun Abines)
  22. Atty. Trixie Cruz Angeles
  23. Julius Melanosi Maui (Maui Spencer)
  24. Darwin Salceda (Boss Dada TV)
  25. Elmer Jugalbot (Eb Jugalbot)
  26. Cathy Binag
  27. MJ Mondejar
  28. Suzanne Batalla (IamShanwein)
  29. Joe Smith Medina (Political Witch Boy)
  30. Jeffrey Cruz (JCCO / JJ Cruz)
  31. Alven Montero
  32. Kester Ramon
  33. John Balibalos Tan (Mr Realtalker)
  34. Edwin Jamora (Reyna Elena)
  35. Ma/ Florinda Espenilla-Duque (Pebbles Duque)
  36. Dr. Richard Tesoro Mata (Dr. Richard and Erika Mata)
  37. Ahmed Paglinawan (Luminous by Trixie & Ahmed)
  38. Ryan Lingo
  39. Ross Flores Del Rosario (Wazzup Philippines).

Meanwhile, Malou Tiquia, Mark Louie Gamboa, and Aty. Enzo Recto attended the inquiry.

In response to the content creators’ absence, the tri-committee said that they would issue a show-cause order.

Several weeks ago, Surigao del Norte Rep. Ace Barbers insisted that there were limits to the freedom of speech.

“No less than the Supreme Court decision says that there is a limitation: as long as a statement does not have malicious intent, it is not libelous. But when they go overboard and indicate malice, then we will have a responsibility to the law. Vloggers should be enlightened on that,” said Barbers.

Benny Abante, hinamon ang isang content creator na minura siya na humarap sa Kamara

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Manila City 5th District Representative Benny Abante fumed after one of the content creators who was invited to the congressional inquiry on fake news and disinformation on social media didn’t heed their invitation.

During the first day of the inquiry on Tuesday, February 4, Abante mentioned Elizabeth Joie Cruz, also known as Joie De Vivre, saying that the said content creator made serious accusations against him and even cursed at him on social media.

“Si Benny Abante at Rommel Marbil ay mga protektor ng iligal na droga dahil pilit nilang pinalalabas na hindi ito ganon kasama,” said Abante.

“Matindi po itong mga akusasyon na ibinigay nitong… eh gusto kong magmura, pero hindi muna ako magmumura,” he added.

Abante even read the letter they received from Cruz.

“Kung nanonood ka ngayon, humarap ka dito kung matapang ka. Ang hirap sayo nagmumura ka diyan ng wala kaming kalaban-laban,” he said.

“Ang tatapang sa pagmumura na wala tayong kalaban-laban. Ngayon pag haharap dito, hindi makaharap dito. Eh takot din pala ‘yang mga ‘yan eh. So kung nakikinig ka dito, humarap ka dito kung matapang ka. Humarap ka dito namo!” he stated.

Cruz posted a laugh reaction on her social media page as a response to Abante’s message to her.

“It is an honor to make a crocodile cry,” said Cruz.

Xander Ford, kumakatok sa puso ng mga netizens para mapaayos ang ngipin

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Internet celebrity Xander Ford asked the netizens for help as he couldn’t afford to fix his dental problems.

In a video he uploaded on social media, Xander showed the condition of his teeth.

Some of Xander’s teeth were gone already, and he said he couldn’t do anything because no one wanted to sponsor his dental treatment.

Xander believed that dental clinics refused free service because he was not famous enough.

“Kahit pumunta ako sa kahit saang dentist, alam ko na wala namang tatanggap sa akin. Siyempre, hindi naman ako sikat, hindi na ako kilala,” said Xander.

“Inaamin ko na hindi ko talaga kaya ipagawa ‘tong ngipin ko. Sobrang mahal,” he added.

However, he still asked the netizens if they knew a dental clinic that would volunteer to fix his teeth for free.

“Sana may mga tao diyan na kaya akong tulungan pagdating dito sa oral health ko. Baka may kilala kayong dentist, sana ma-PM n’yo po ako,” he stated.

Meanwhile, motivational speaker Rendon Labador said that he was willing to help Xander in the condition that the latter would take care of his dental health.

“Pwede kitang matulungan sa problema mo pero sa isang kundisyon, pag naayos natin yan pwede bang matuto ka na mag toothbrush? Mga influencers at vloggers ano ba akala ninyo sa veneers hindi na need i toothbrush? toothbrush din bro kapag may time message mo kuya rendon,” said Rendon.

Sen. Bato dela Rosa, kinumpirma na siya ang huling pasahero ng bumagsak na helicopter sa Nueva Ecijja

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Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa confirmed on Monday that he was the last passenger of the helicopter that crashed in Nueva Ecija last Saturday.

In an interview with the press, Dela Rosa said that the pilot, Captain Julia Flori M. Po, 25, volunteered to fly him with his staff to Baguio City so they could attend the event earlier.

Dela Rosa said that the pilot’s father, Lion Air owner Archie Po, was their close friend.

“Hinatid lang ako sa Baguio then pagbalik niya ‘yun na,” said Dela Rosa.

He described their flight to Baguio as smooth, and he didn’t notice any problems during their travel.

“Very smooth naman ang flight namin going towards Baguio. Napaka-smooth at masaya kami sa flight. Wala kaming naramdamang anything unusual,” he stated.

Po even offered to transport Dela Rosa back to Manila, but the senator refused because he was still required to attend other engagements in other provinces.

After the event he attended in Baguio, Dela Rosa decided to travel back to Pangasinan via land.

“Kasi kung nagpahintay pa ako matapos ang engagement ko sa Baguio para bumaba [at] sumakay ulit, magpahatid sa Binmaley, ayaw ko masacrifice ‘yung oras dahil magsara agad ‘yung clouds dyan sa Baguio. Kaya sabi ko i-drop na lang ako. Pag drop uwi na agad siya,” he stated.

Dela Rosa was saddened by the incident, saying that Po was still too young.

“It really breaks my heart… Heartbroken ako ngayon nakita ko ang bata na very bright ang future. Twenty-five years old,” he stated.

According to the investigation, Po reportedly experienced engine issues on her way to Manila.

 

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