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  1. HOUSE Majority Leader Sandro Marcos

    Ayuda: Politics of dependency

    Unfortunately, these are not real investments in human capital, arguably the Philippines’ most valuable resource. They are simply a means to propagate the…

  2. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    Marcos fumbles legacy — Ibon

    Ibon Foundation criticizes President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s economic record, citing slowing growth, inflation, rising debt and worsening poverty, while…

  3. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    Choosing well

    As President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approaches the final phase of his administration, carefully selecting Cabinet members and other government officials is…

  4. Much ado about insertions

    Much ado about insertions

    Just to be clear, this doesn’t mean Cong. Marcos automatically receives personal benefits from these revisions. But it wouldn’t be far-fetched to think he does.

  5. PRESIDENT Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

    Game of musical chairs

    The complete dissolution of the UniTeam coalition, shattered by the transactional rift between the Marcos and Duterte camps, further accelerated these…

  6. PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

    Marcos visits BARMM parliament launch

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has pledged the national government’s full support for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) as the region…

  7. More corn imports under Marcos EO

    More corn imports under Marcos EO

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered an increase in the Philippines’ corn import allocation from 220,000 to 500,000 metric tons for 2026 to help…

  8. POSITIVE meeting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (third from left) was joined by (from left) Philippine Ambassador to Japan Mylene Garcia Albano, Trade Secretary Cristina Roque and Tourism Secretary Dita Angara-Mathay, in meeting officials of MinebeaMitsumi Inc. last week in Tokyo. The Philippines secured P25 billion worth of investments, as the Japanese firm mulls to expand operations for semiconductors, battery protection modules for hyperscale data centers, and advanced precision manufacturing projects across Cebu, Batangas and Bataan.

    Japanese investments create Pinoy jobs — DTI

    The Philippine delegation led by President Marcos secured billions in Japanese investments, including a ₱25B expansion by MinebeaMitsumi, expected to create…

  9. PBBM ushers new Manila-Tokyo era

    PBBM ushers new Manila-Tokyo era

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s state visit to Japan concluded with a major upgrade in Philippines-Japan relations through a new Comprehensive Strategic…

  10. Halo-halo elevated to royal feast level

    Halo-halo elevated to royal feast level

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. shared how he gifted Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako a halo-halo recipe and traditional utensils during his state visit to…