PH Politics

Marcos reassures Trump on the strength of the PH-US alliance

President Marcos conveyed optimism over the enduring Philippines-United States alliance during a message to US President Donald Trump on his inauguration day. The congratulatory note emphasized the historical strength of relations between the two nations, highlighting a shared history of peaceful power transitions. The statement reflects the commitment to fostering collaborative ties and enhancing mutual interests, underlining the importance of diplomatic relations in evolving global landscapes.

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Marcos Disputes Claims of Blank Items in 2025 Budget

In a recent statement, President Marcos firmly denied accusations of blank items in the 2025 General Appropriations Act, dismissing them as false. Malacañang highlighted the importance of transparency in government spending following these claims. This news story explores the allegations, the government’s response, and the ongoing discourse surrounding fiscal allocations in the Philippines.

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Marcos sees food emergency as key to reducing rice prices

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. considers declaring a national food emergency to lower escalating rice prices in the Philippines. The Department of Agriculture may implement measures next week to stabilize market conditions. This announcement highlights food security as a priority amid rising costs, aiming to ensure rice affordability and accessibility for all Filipinos.

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Comelec suspends ballot printing for May elections

The Commission on Elections in the Philippines has suspended the printing of 73 million ballots for the May 12 elections due to a Supreme Court order. The temporary restraining order affects five candidates, including former Caloocan Representative Edgar Erice, causing significant delays in election preparations.

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