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  1. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. welcomed the production team of The Last Resort during a courtesy call at Malacañang on May 21, 2025. The romantic comedy, set in the Philippines, stars Star Wars actors Daisy Ridley and Alden Ehrenreich. Directed by Donald Petrie and written by Karen McCullah, who was born in the Philippines, the film is backed by business magnate Manuel V. Pangilinan as executive producer, along with producers Ernesto “Bong” Sta. Maria Jr. and Raja Collins. The story centers on a hotel executive who travels to the Philippines to scout a new resort location and unexpectedly meets a charming expatriate pilot. President Marcos expressed his appreciation to the filmmakers for showcasing the Philippines and contributing to the promotion of the country’s tourism and film industries.

    ‘The Last Resort’ team visits Malacañang

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomed the cast and crew of the upcoming Hollywood romantic-comedy film The Last Resort at Malacañang Palace on Wednesday.

  2. (FILE PHOTO) Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro

    Palace reminds voters: Remain vigilant

    Malacañang calls on voters to stay vigilant against fake news ahead of the May 12 elections, urging critical thinking and support for accurate information to…

  3. LOOK: In preparation for the 12 May midterm elections, electoral board members and technical staff from the Department of Education Supervising Officials (DESO) conducted the final testing and sealing of vote counting machines and other election materials at a school in San Andres Bukid, Manila, on Monday, 5 May 2025. The process was closely observed by poll watchers to uphold transparency and ensure the integrity of the upcoming polls.

    Marcos declares Election Day a holiday

    Malacañang has declared Monday, 12 May 2025, a special non-working holiday to allow voters to proceed to their polling precincts and elect their chosen…

  4. No politics in P20 rice rollout — Palace

    No politics in P20 rice rollout — Palace

    Malacañang insists there is no political motive behind the rollout of the P20-per-kilo rice program in Visayas, affirming the government's commitment to…