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Senators want Marcos to address the Pogo ban in Sona.

Separately on Sunday, Senators Sherwin Gatchalian and Aquilino Pimentel III urged President Marcos to address the mounting worries about the Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) in his July 22 State of the Nation Address (Sona). “Who knows, he might just surprise us,” Pimentel said in a radio interview on Sunday.

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Government returns to deficit in May

A greater P175 billion budget deficit for the Marcos administration was countered in May by more state spending on infrastructure projects. The fiscal turnout for May is 43% greater than the deficit for the prior year. When there is a budget deficit, the government is spending more money than it

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Recalling his ideal legacy, Marcos says, "No more hungry Filipinos."

On Wednesday, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. declared his desire for eradicating hunger to be his legacy. Speaking during the Walang Gutom Awards in Malacañang, Marcos recalled being asked what he wanted his administration's legacy to be during a media interview. “And it was a question I was not prepared

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President Marcos Jr. Approves DepEd Proposal to Revert to Old School Calendar, Usec. Michael Poa Confirms

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has approved the gradual return to the previous school calendar, which would terminate earlier than expected in 2024–2025. Classes begin on July 29 and end on April 15, 2025. "In response to public concerns on the schedule of classes, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

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Marcos promises support for farmers affected by drought

Feeling the heat? Us too, and it's not just us – even the plants are feeling it! Farmers are banking on good weather for their crops to thrive, but this scorching heat isn't doing them any favors. Do not fear because The government is prepared to help workers in the agricultural

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During his visit to Germany, Marcos closed $4.2 billion in investments.

On the second day of his working visit to Germany, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. successfully negotiated at least $4 billion in foreign investments from German companies, with the goal of enhancing collaboration in the fields of manufacturing, IT, healthcare, and agriculture. Marcos highlighted the critical role that German companies

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Signing the extended Centenarian Law is Marcos

A new law provides that Filipinos will receive a financial gift of P10,000 upon turning 80 years old, and every five years after that. In the meanwhile, local goods deserving of the "Made in the Philippines" designation are given incentives by the Tatak Pinoy Act. In response to calls