When President-elect Rodrigo Duterte is sworn in on Thursday and outgoing President Aquino is given departure honors at Malacañang, the people will get yet another fleeting glimpse of the Palace that has stood as silent witness through the centuries to the transitions of leadership in Philippine history.
Guests to the state dinner held in honor of the Emperor and Empress of Japan would remember it as one where the guests of honor lingered awhile (not that usual
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJG_2drGkGc Malacañang on Monday expressed elation at Pia Wurtzbach win as Miss Universe. “Today, the whole country unites in celebration over Ms. Pia Wurtzbach’s coronation as Miss Universe
SAY IT with flowers, in happy colors. That was how Malacañang welcomed Chile President Michelle Bachelet to the state luncheon last Monday.
HERITAGE advocates defended University of Santo Tomas (UST) after Malacañang criticized the 400-year-old institution for refusing the proposal of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to build a
Malacañang on Saturday said it is up to Congress to tackle the issue on legalizing same-sex marriage in the Philippines after the United States had legalized gay unions.
From the streets to the Palace, Filipinos cried tears of joy, thanksgiving and supplication. They cried tears of faith—the tears of a burdened soul, like a child before his
It has been almost six months since President Aquino proclaimed the new National Artists, but there’s no sign they will be formally honored as required by law.
Forty-one years ago, on Sept. 22, I reported to the pre-martial law Graphic Magazine office in Port Area only to find it closed.
Malacañang released the list of the new National Artists late Friday night but one name was conspicuously missing.
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