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Marcos explains vetoed items in 2025 budget
More than 180 public works projects and 15 unprogrammed appropriations were scrapped from the 2025 national budget as President Marcos exercised his power to veto items in the spending law.
Marcos Signs Philippines’ Budget For 2025, Vetoes Some Funding
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday signed the Philippines’ 6.3 trillion peso ($109 billion) budget for 2025 after vetoing some public works and standby funding.Most Read from BloombergMigrant Crisis Pushed US Homelessness to Record High in 2024Marcos said he used his veto powers on 194 billion pesos of allocations after a thorough review of the spending bill approved by Congress.
Philippines' Marcos signs into law record $109 billion budget for 2025
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the 2025 budget into law on Monday, saying a planned 10% increase in government spending to a record 6.33 trillion pesos ($109.2 billion) would support economic growth and reduce poverty.
DOCUMENT: Marcos justifies P194-billion veto in 2025 budget
In his line veto message, the President explains to the Senate and House that the budget must align with the government's priorities while staying within fiscal capacity
Marcos signs P6.3 trillion 2025 national budget, vetoes P194 billion
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" R. Marcos Jr. on Monday signed into law the P6.326 trillion national budget for 2025. Marcos signed the budget in a ceremony in
Marcos on vetoes to 2025 national budget: 'We must not compromise our future'
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. released a statement on Tuesday after he vetoed over P194 billion worth of line items in the P6.326-trillion budget for 2025. "The aim of this Administration in our Medium-Term Fiscal Program is to ensure that government targets will respond more directly to the needs of the Filipino people as strategic growth-enhancing fiscal consolidation is pursued,
Marcos vetoes P194 billion worth of line items in 2025 national budget
MANILA, Philippines – After more than a week’s delay in order to “regain control” of his government’s spending program, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Monday, December 30, signed the P6.326 trillion national budget for 2025.
Marcos signs 2025 nat'l budget, vetoes over P194-B in line items
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday signed into law the 2025 national budget and vetoed over PHP194 billion in line items he deemed inconsistent with his administration’s priorities. In his speech,
Philippines’ Marcos signs into law record 6.33 trillion peso Budget for 2025
PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos Jr signed the 2025 Budget into law on Monday (Dec 30), saying a planned 10 per cent increase in government spending to a record 6.33 trillion pesos (S$143 billion) would support economic growth and reduce poverty.
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2025 budget may fall short of social goals – think tank
The Philippines’ 2025 national budget may fail to deliver on critical social goals despite President Marcos’ promises of ...
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Think tank criticizes ‘distorted priorities’ in Marcos administration’s P6.4 trillion 2025 national budget
The 2025 national budget, also known as the General Appropriations Act (GAA), of the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos, has a “conspicuous” direction, according to a leading economic think ...
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Marcos calls for ‘conscientious utilization’ of 2025 nat’l budget
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has called for the "conscientious utilization” of the P6.326-trillion national budget for 2025 ...
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Marcos urged to delay release of budget ‘pork’ Until after 2025 midterm polls
To prevent the use of billions in public funds from being used by politicians for the 2025 elections, President Marcos can ...