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6,733 results for “DILG budget proposal” in 2025

  1. A farmer’s year: Challenges, gains

    A farmer’s year: Challenges, gains

    Philippine agriculture in 2025 shows recovery and optimism, with rice and poultry production rebounding, mechanization rising, and government support boosting…

    Jonas Reyes·

  2. 2025: Floods, fractures and fortitude

    2025: Floods, fractures and fortitude

    The Philippines faced a year of converging crises in 2025 — political fractures, international indictments, natural disasters, and failed flood-control…

    Jasper Dawang·

  3. PPA breaks San Juanico bottleneck

    PPA breaks San Juanico bottleneck

    As 2025 drew to a close, the Philippine Ports Authority reported that the logjam has finally eased, after turning nearby ports into an improvised but working…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  4. Sandro-linked P28.5-M bridge goes nowhere

    Sandro-linked P28.5-M bridge goes nowhere

    In Ilocos Norte’s Barangay Cabaroan, a P28.46-million bridge project delivered only foundations, exposing flaws in planning, funding, and transparency, while…

    Jason Mago·

  5. Budget perversion drags PBBM down

    Budget perversion drags PBBM down

    ‘They always announce that inflation is low, but the thing is, the public is not feeling this. Prices continue to be high. There’s a lot of hoarding. There’s a…

    Louisse Kalingag·

  6. Flood triangle and the price of silence

    Flood triangle and the price of silence

    Money doesn’t sit in one pocket. It percolates carefully, coordinated. Lawmakers insert. Contractors overprice. Engineers approve. Budget officials release the…

    DT·

  7. Economic saboteur

    Economic saboteur

    There’s little room for them to insert themselves or receive kickbacks from big-ticket infrastructure projects, so it’s not a priority for legislators.

    DT·

  8. Accessory to a crime

    Accessory to a crime

    Marcos is accountable for manipulating the budgets since the start of his term, primarily by being complicit in the use of Unprogrammed Appropriations to build…

    Chito Lozada·