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DA chief appoints additional members of his official Agriculture family

Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel, Jr. continued to fill positions in the team that will help him pursue President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.’s marching orders to modernize the farm sector, increase food production, and improve the lives of millions of Filipino farmers and fishermen.

Senate, House at loggerheads over People’s Initiative, may lead to bickering that stalls economic recovery

A constitutional crisis that could derail the country’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic is looming , with the Senate and the House of Representatives take polar positions on the ongoing People’s Initiative to revise the Philippine Constitution.

San Miguel to soon grant 20% toll fee discounts for elderly, PWDs

San Miguel to soon grant 20% toll fee discounts for elderly, PWDs

Strong demand for 10-year bonds allows BTr to open tap facility, upsize bond issue

Strong demand for 10-year government bonds at the auction Tuesday allowed the Bureau of the Treasury to open its tap facility to borrow more funds for budgetary support.

NIA completes distribution of 141 excavator units

The National Irrigation Administration (NIA) has completed the distribution of 141 units of excavators worth an aggregate P776 million. 

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SMC Infrastructure prepares expressways for Holy Week travel

SMC Infrastructure is implementing a traffic and safety plan on its expressways ahead of the expected Holy Week rush from Metro Manila.

PLDT backs gov’t move to limit Roblox over child safety risks

PLDT Group said Wednesday it backs government efforts to limit access to the online gaming platform Roblox, as part of a national push to protect children online.

loilo City welcomes “bolanteros” to sell in newly revamped public markets

Iloilo City is making room for a little extra hustle and bustle for various retailers each Tuesday, which is designated market day.

PH foreign obligations position eases slightly in late 2025

The country’s financial position with the rest of the world improved modestly at the end of 2025, as the country’s net external liability narrowed to US$50.8 billion, down from US$52.1 billion in the previous quarter.
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