NTC urged to suspend SMNI's operations for alleged franchise violations

Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 4) — A party-list lawmaker has filed a resolution urging the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to suspend the operations of Sonshine Media Network Inc. (SMNI) for allegedly violating the terms and conditions of its franchise.​

During Monday’s session, the House approved a motion to include House Resolution 1499 filed by PBA Party-list Rep. Margarita Nograles in the agenda of the legislative franchises committee’s Tuesday hearing on SMNI’s alleged franchise violations.

Nograles sought the suspension of SMNI’s franchise after two of its hosts accused House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez of spending P1.8 billion for his overseas trips this year. The allegation, however, was disproved by House Secretary General Reginald Velasco at the House legislative franchises committee’s hearing last week.

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[OrangeMoon]

OK yan kung talagang may violation
Pero kung ma suppress ang free speech, parang mali

 

[oneal_31]

nag mala marites kasi ai erik at badoy tinatanong kung sino yung sinasabi nyang reliable source ayaw nya naman sabihin ayan tuloy na contempt sila parehas

 

[rodey_lyf]

these rules based order from the USA clearly shows how rules are bent

 

[PHC_LaCe12]

OK yan kung talagang may violation
Pero kung ma suppress ang free speech, parang mali

free speech issue ng quiboloy channel sa tingin ko

 

[ZummerSoltice]

nabuking kasi ung bilyones ni tambaloslos kaya ayun...