The Philippines failed Bongbong
Because world-class flood control requires world-class citizens. Everyone disciplined. Nobody litters. Nobody throws anything anywhere. Basically Finland.
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Because world-class flood control requires world-class citizens. Everyone disciplined. Nobody litters. Nobody throws anything anywhere. Basically Finland.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration posted a 14-point recovery in its satisfaction rating in June, according to the latest Social Weather Stations…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledged that the country appears to be facing a waste crisis, particularly in Metro Manila, as he inspected the massive…
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Government must ensure that every peso allocated for flood control is accounted for, with real-time transparency and public access to project status.
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At this rate, Bongbong does not actually have to defeat flooding. He only has to defeat last year’s flood. What an opponent. His own failure: ‘Ganito na talaga…
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The Marcos administration has proposed P10.773 billion in confidential and intelligence funds (CIFs) under the 2027 National Expenditure Program, down 8.8…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday swore in Dr. Edwin Mercado as Health secretary and Dr. Beverly Lorraine Ho as president and CEO of the Philippine…
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Malacañang on Tuesday maintained that the People’s Ville Housing Project in Davao City is part of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s Expanded Pambansang Pabahay…
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First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos on Sunday led the opening of the ASEAN Cultural Center at the Metropolitan Theater in Manila. “So happy to see the ASEAN…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is studying the United States government’s request to extradite Kingdom of Jesus Christ leader Pastor Apollo Quiboloy,…
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'The President was pleased, but at the same time, he ordered us to intensify these interventions so they become even more effective.'
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The rains came, as they always do. Three typhoons circled the archipelago and met the southwest monsoon head-on. Streets became rivers. Towns became islands.…
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An Open Letter to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and the Transportation Secretary
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Just look at Senator Joel Villanueva. However he puts it, he cannot deny that he defected to save himself from imprisonment. No more. No less.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. bears the burden of proving that investigations into the multibillion-peso flood control scandal will spare no public official…
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Families who spent years renting or living with relatives are now beginning a new chapter as homeowners at the People’s Ville housing project in Calinan…
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. underscored the importance of active public participation in social issues, saying citizens’ involvement is essential to…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledged that his fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) left out several issues he and his administration had wanted to…
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