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Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. coverage — Malacañang decisions, travel, policy, and national political developments.

  1. No green thumb

    No green thumb

    The sector’s average daily basic pay is P395, compared with the national average of P714, while poverty among farmers sits near 27 percent, and among…

  2. VICE President Sara Duterte

    A succession problem

    The opportunity to appoint a ‘new’ vice president also presents too strong a temptation to groom a potential presidential candidate for 2028.

  3. AS El Niño threatens crops and farmers’ livelihoods, the Tugbong Solar Pump Irrigation Project in Leyte is harnessing the sun to keep rice fields productive while cutting fuel expenses. The project will irrigate 115 hectares of farmland and save as much as P25,920 a day in fuel costs, helping farmers weather dry spells with a more sustainable source of water.

    Presidential week: Bells, pumps, pledges

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlighted healthcare improvements, digital investment, judicial access, local governance and agricultural development during…

  4. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    MILF peace deal awaits Marcos-Murad meeting

    The final Exit Agreement between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) remains pending as President Marcos and MILF Chairman…

  5. PRESIDENT Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

    BBM favors diplomacy over expulsion of envoy

    Malacañang said President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. favors diplomacy over declaring Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan persona non grata following the envoy’s…

  6. Real reckoning comes later

    Real reckoning comes later

    The Palace is presumably aware of this political backdrop, which may help explain why the prosecution has accelerated its case.