Gesmundo: 2024 is a period of growth for PH judiciary
[Inquirer.net] - 12/31/2024
MANILA, Philippines — Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo on Tuesday said the year 2024 is a “period of profound growth and transformation” for the judiciary. Gesmundo attributed the growth and transformation to the support that the judiciary has been receiving. “I am proud to say that your hard (…)
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