More articles about: Juan Ponce Enrile

Longtime politician Juan Ponce Enrile passed away on Thursday, November 13, his family confirmed. He was 101 years old.Katrina, his daughter, said in a Facebook post:"It is with profound love and gratitude that my father, Juan Ponce Enrile, peacefully returned ...

I was born in 1988, which means that, while I technically grew up in the '90s, I didn't develop an awareness of the world around me until around the early 2000s (although personal core memories from pre-95 are in there ...

Philippine history is marking a milestone today as Juan Ponce Enrile turns 100 years old. Younger readers not familiar with history will know Enrile more from the hundreds of memes on the internet referencing his age (like the one with him riding ...

Presidential Chief Legal Counsel Juan Ponce Enrile wants to bring back "imminent danger" as a ground for declaring martial law. The 1987 Constitution puts limits to the cicrumstances in which the President may declare martial law. The President may declare martial law ...

With the International Criminal Court (ICC) potentially opening an investigation on former President Rodrigo Duterte's campaign against illegal drugs, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said on Monday, August 1, that the Philippines has no plans of rejoining the body.President Marcos ...

Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile has assumed his post as Chief Presidential Legal Counsel, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said Tuesday.It was the 98-year-old veteran politician's first public appearance since his battle with COVID-19.EXPLAINER: Why ...

In a taped briefing that aired on Monday night, former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile warned President Rodrigo Duterte not to rely on the U.S. for security issues, particularly for arms support. Enrile, who was the national security adviser of dictator ...

Let's disclaim first that Senator Juan Ponce Enrile has not been convicted of anything related to the vile things we associate him with (and you can say we can name a lot), and we don't want to be on the ...

This was originally published in our October 2011 issue.How does one get anything done in Congress? You have to have friends. You have to maintain connections with people who have the clout.I was not fortunate enough to be born in ...