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DBM: Government Borrowings Ok If Spent For Productive Use

Government borrowings for productive use during the pandemic were necessary, but the focus now is on reducing debt and deficits for a stronger future.

Solon Distributes Educational Aid To Students

Senator Imee Marcos provides financial assistance to more than 1,000 students in Ilocos Norte affected by Typhoon Egay, prioritizing education for Ilocanos.

VP Sara Leads ‘Brigada’ In Remote Davao Schools

Vice President Sara Duterte, leads brigada eskwela activities in former NPA-controlled areas, inspiring communities for a brighter future.

NEDA Urged To Lead In Addressing Shortage Of Health Workers

Senator Pia Cayetano urges the National Economic and Development Authority to take the lead in tackling the shortage of healthcare professionals, ensuring a sustainable and healthy country for all.

VP Sara Honors Unconditional Efforts Of Social Workers

Vice President Sara Duterte praises social workers for their inspiring and selfless dedication to serving others, making a difference in communities, and saving lives.

PBBM, VP Sara Assure Repair Of Egay-Hit Schools

President Bongbong Marcos and Education Secretary Sara Duterte assure repairs for typhoon-hit schools, ensuring a smooth start of classes.

Senator Villar: Women Empowerment Also Means A Chance To Earn

Senator Cynthia Villar champions women's empowerment, providing opportunities for economic growth and creating a brighter future for families and the nation.

DBM Chief Reiterates PBBM’s Commitment To BARMM’s Development

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman confirmed that the Marcos administration allocated Php80.6 billion for the development of the Bangsamoro community, ensuring a prosperous future for all Filipinos.

VP Sara Urges ALS Graduates To “Keep Pursuing Their Dreams’

Vice President Sara Duterte encouraged this year's graduates of the Alternative Learning System to pursue their dreams despite challenges in life.

Agencies Asked To Submit Catch-Up Plans To Address Underspending

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman urges government agencies to submit catch-up plans after below-target spending, aiming for inclusive and sustainable growth.

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