House increases DPWH budget for Sandro Marcos’ district by P4.3B – watchdog
The People’s Budget Coalition flags nearly 7,000 DPWH projects worth P190 billion without published project attachments in the House-approved 2027 budget
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How to track insertions in House-approved 2027 budget
With this tracker, the public can determine which districts got the biggest budget insertions and the biggest budget cuts, says People’s Budget Coalition co-convenor Ken Abante
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Molbog leader raises fears, concerns over Balabac EDCA site
Molbog people, still awaiting certifications of their claim to ancestral lands, protest the developments on Balabac Island
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Sandro Marcos’ district gets P4.38-B more funds for public works | The wRap
Today’s headlines: Sandro Marcos, DPWH, Alex Eala
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Zalameda’s promises as chief justice bet: Solve case delays, more benefits for court staff
‘We have to gain the trust of the people in the domain of justice. I want a Supreme Court which is being seen by the people as their last bastion,’ Associate Justice Rodil Zalameda says
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Rappler Recap: What are Zalameda, Dimaampao, and Marquez’s plans as chief justice bets?
Rappler’s justice beat reporter Jairo Bolledo shares in this recap
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Dimaampao vies to be PH’s first Muslim chief justice, vows a ‘more human judiciary’
‘I would like to be remembered not simply as first Muslim to serve as chief justice but as a chief justice who upheld the supremacy of the Constitution, defended and protected the independence of the judiciary, and ensured that justice was served without fear or favor,’ Dimaampao says
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The case of ex-DA chief Leonardo Montemayor: What we know so far
(1st UPDATE) Montemayor, chairman of the Federation of Free Farmers, has made allegations about anomalies in rice import deals involving Planters Products Inc.
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Who is Retrina Fuentes, the judge behind arrest orders vs Duterte critics?
Fuentes once served as executive judge of the Davao City Regional Trial Court
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Philippine peso sinks to record low P64.17 vs $1 | The wRap
Today’s headlines: Philippine economy, BARMM, Manny Villar
