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MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday welcomed the new ambassadors to Manila of Vietnam and Timor-Leste and reaffirmed the Philippines' bilateral relations and continued cooperation with the two Southeast Asian nations.
MANILA, Philippines — Even though they still enjoy the approval of the majority, satisfaction with President Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte dropped by double digits in several polls conducted last year.
MANILA, Philippines — The country should exit from the gray list of global anti-dirty money watchdog Financial Action Task Force (FATF) by October this year, President Marcos said yesterday, as he ordered the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) and concerned agencies to put measures in place to make this happen.
(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed that the government will «build better and more» this year.
MANILA, Philippines — Providing excellent service to Filipinos is the government’s resolution for the New Year, President Marcos said, as he vowed to “build better more” and to eliminate rules that obstruct the implementation of projects in 2024.
Salamat sa Panginoon at nakaraos tayo ngayong 2023, isang taon na naging mahirap para sa maraming pamilyang Pilipino dahil sa mataas na presyo ng pagkain. Simulan na natin ang puspusang pagtulong sa mga magsasaka at mangingisdang Pilipino upang maibsan ang problema sa presyo ng mga bilihin.
MANILA, Philippines — More than 100 Sangguniang Kabataan officials have signed a unity statement opposing the government’s franchise consolidation plan for public utility vehicles (PUV), warning that the franchise consolidation requirement would lead to a mass transport crisis among millions of commuters.
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 30) — The Sandiganbayan has allowed the admission of additional evidence in two ill-gotten wealth cases filed by the government against the late President Ferdinand E. Marcos, former first lady Imelda Marcos, and several of their alleged cronies.