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Found 4 item(s) published on Monday, 14th of October 2019

Briefing
Press Briefing of Presidential Spokesperson and Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Secretary Salvador S. Panelo

REYMUND TINAZA/BOMBO RADYO: Hi, sir. Good noon. Sir, previously or recently, General Albayalde kept on saying that he will only resign once the President asks him to do so. Now that he already relinquished or resigned from the position of Chief PNP, did the President ask him to do that, to resign? SEC. PANELO: Wala akong narinig. Tingin ko—I cannot read his mind, but I can only speculate that maybe Read More

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Interview
Interview with Presidential and Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Spokesperson Salvador S. Panelo by Christian Esguerra/Headstart/ANC

ESGUERRA:  Did this surprise you? Was Malacañang expecting this, this decision by PNP Chief Oscar Albayalde? SEC. PANELO:  I don’t know whether the Office of the President expected that. But I can only speculate – ‘cause I cannot read his mind – perhaps he has had enough if the accusations, the innuendos about his involvement in the drug case, that is why he decided. Given the fact – according to him – Read More

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Interview
Interview with Presidential Spokesperson and Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador S. Panelo by Pinky Webb/The Source/CNN

WEBB:  Secretary, good to see you again, welcome back to the show. SEC. PANELO:  Thank you, my pleasure always. WEBB:  First and foremost, Malacañang’s reaction on the non-duty status of General Oscar Albayalde, sir, relinquishing his post? SEC. PANELO:  I haven’t talked with the President. But I guess—I cannot read the mind of General Albayalde, but I can only speculate that perhaps he has had enough of the innuendos, the accusations according to him Read More

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Interview
Interview with Presidential Spokesperson and Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Secretary Salvador S. Panelo by Ria Tanjuatco-Rillo (CNN Philippines)

RILLO:  Sir, what is your reaction to General Albayalde’s decision to step down? SEC. PANELO:  Well, that’s his call. I can only speculate that perhaps he had enough of the innuendo and the accusation he feels were false and unfair. He said that his family was suffering, so he made that call. RILLO:  Sir, would you what the President’s reaction was when he was informed of Albayalde’s decision to step down? SEC. PANELO:  I Read More

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