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P50-M bounty for capture of armed and dangerous Bato Dela Rosa – DILG

Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla announced on Friday that Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa is now considered armed and dangerous and placed a P50 million bounty for his capture.

Teodoro: China’s attempt to tow BRP Sierra Madre by force an act of war

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. on Friday warned that any attempt by China to forcibly tow away the grounded BRP Sierra Madre would constitute an “act of war” against the Philippines.

Teodoro opposes Sen. Padilla, says no Filipino should praise China envoy

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. said on Friday that no Filipino should praise Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan, disagreeing with Sen. Robin Padilla’s favorable assessment of the envoy amid calls for his expulsion over remarks about China’s possible use of force against the Philippines.

Ex-Bangsamoro lawmaker denies link to Laos drug smuggling attempt

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