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Most Filipinos favor the divorce, according to SWS

More than 50 percent of Filipinos in the country supported divorce legislation in the country for couples who cannot save the marriage anymore.

This is according to the survey conducted by Social Weather Stations (SWS) in March 2017 and December 2017.

According to the survey, 53 percent of adult Filipinos in the country agree with the statement that couples who cannot cope up in saving the relationship should be allowed to divorce or to re-marry.

Of those responding, 30 percent said they were "strongly agree" and 23 percent "somewhat agree".

Of the 32 percent responded, including 22 percent responded "strongly disagree" and 10 percent "somewhat disagree". While 15 percent is undecided.

The House Committee on Population and Family Relations has recently been notified of the proposed divorce law bill in the country.

De Lima to Duterte: Mga drug addict at kalaban sa politika ay hindi mga anay na dapat puksain

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In a latest news article from Politiko, here is what Senator Leila De Lima said in referring to Duterte's way in eradicating illegal drugs in the country. She also said about Duterte's way of eradicating his political foes like her.

"These are human beings. He should address the root causes of the country’s problems instead of harassing and killing people."

"Peace-loving Filipinos should remind the President that suspected drug addicts and political dissidents are not termites that he can ‘exterminate to save the house."

"Violence solves nothing."

"President Duterte should understand that peace-building is a painstaking process and that there are legitimate grievances such as injustice, poverty and lack of economic opportunities fuelling insurgency in the country."

"But it’s not yet too late in going back to the negotiating table if the government is really sincere in seeking non-violent means to address the communist rebellion in the country."

"Unless, that is, Duterte’s true intention is to establish an authoritarian regime that eliminates dissent and kills democracy."

20-Year Old Na Babae, Nahulihan ng Droga, Kinanta Mga Pulis Na Nag Utos Sa Kanya Mag Benta

This caption is obtained from a video caption uploaded in YouTUbe some hours ago as of writing this post:

Here it goes:

Si Nathalie Niňo ‘’alias Lea’’,20 Anyos,residente Ng Nadayao Rd.,barangay San Pedro.

Hinuli Siya Ng Pinagsanib Na Pwersa Ng City Anti Drug Enforcement Unit Sa Pangunguna Ni Police Chief Inspector Melvin Immaculata At Anti-crime Task Force Ng City Government Sa Pangunguna Ni Cio Richard Ligad.

Shabu Na Nagkakahalaga Ng P5,000 Ang Nakumpiska Sa Kanyang Posisyon.

Ang Suspect,isang Single Mother Ay Anak Ng Pinatay Noon Na Pinaniniwalaang Drug Lord Na Si Nestor Chua.

Abangan Ang Buong Rebelasyon Ni Nathalie Bukas Sa Radyo Bandera.ibubulgar Niya Na Isang Police Ang Nagpapabenta Sa Kanya Ng Illegal Na Druga.

May Mga Pinangalanan Din Siya Na Mga Police Na Diumano Kasama Niya Sa Paghithit Ng Shabu.

Matapos Ibulgar Ni Alias Lea Ang Mga Police Na Involved Sa Illegal Drug Trade,agad Itong Pina-drug Test Ni City Police Director,col.ronnie Francis Cariaga.

Dalawa Sa Pinangalanan Ni Alias Lea Ang Diumano Nag-positibo Sa Paggamit Ng Ipinagbabawal Na Gamot.

The lady in the video looks to be authentic and not what seems to be an actress and that what he was doing was only acting or what transpired in the video is scripted. But no.

Nobody would joke about this.

As for the location of this video, based on the statement of the lady that she lives in Abanico, Barangay San Pedro, she must have been in Puerta Princesa City, Palawan.

Watch the video below.

P0.85 / kwh increase in MERALCO this month

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P0.85 per kilowatt hour will apply for MERALCO's extra charge this month in March.

In MERALCO's statement, P0.97 / kwh should have an extra charge this month.

But in order not to be too heavy for consumers, P0.12 / kwh will be in effect only in the next month of April, thus it will be added on the next monthly billing.

Due to such increase, consumers whose electricity consumption is 200 kilowatt hours per month has an additional P170 on the bill.

At P255, the consumption is 300 kilowatt hours per month, P340 is consuming 400 kilowatt hours per month and P425 is higher if consumption is 500 kilowatt hours per month.

Duterte returns subpoena powers of PNP Chief, CIDG, with new law

President Rodrigo Duterte has already signed the law restoring the power of certain Philippine National Police (PNP) officials to issue a subpoena on the cases being investigated.

Under the Republic Act 10973 signed by President Duterte on March 1, the PNP chief, PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) director and CIDG deputy director for administration are required to call or summon individuals and documents required in the investigation of the PNP in the holding cases.

It is enacted that the PNP-CIDG can file an indirect contempt of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) to any person who refuses or fails to comply with the subpoena.

Such law was promulgated by Sen. Panfilo Lacson, former PNP chief and current chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs.

Via Bombo Radyo

Isang abogada na government employee ang lumabag at hinuli ng MMDA

Here's a lady who was about to be given a ticket for parking violation from traffic enforcers. Unfortunately for the enforcers, the lady, who happens to be a lawyer, at least according to the Facebook post of Community TV, drove her car away to escape.

SO the traffic boys chases her until she was caught.

Now this incident happened. You judge my brothers and sisters.