Articles related to "President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo"

On June 2, the Philippine House of Representatives passed a resolution seeking to convene Congress into a constituent assembly to amend the Philippine Constitution.

140 people have died from Tropical Storm Ketsana. The death toll is expected to rise, while people in the Philippines are criticizing the government's slow response.

The Philippines military forces are fighting extremists in the southern islands - but will their efforts lead to a wider civil war?

The New Peoples' Army (NPA) remains steadfast in its pursuit of what it calls a "protracted peoples' struggle" against the Philippine government.

Hillary Clinton, as part of the fast paced Obama administration, is pursuing Obama policy issues. Her schedule includes meetings with her counterparts worldwide.

Former President Erap Estrada's second quest for the presidency has elicited a hot debate over whether or not the Philippine Constitution will allow his candidacy.

This nation has the ingredients for growth, but progress is unsteady. With exceptions such as the Asian Financial Crisis, domestic issues are causing the stunted growth.

Detention, prosecution, and punishment of rebels in Philippine coup attempts, including the last one, appear to be a joke, but implications are too serious to be funny.