The P6.352-trillion national budget for 2025 is set for enactment on Dec. 30 after undergoing “rigorous” examination by President Marcos and key officials, who decided to maintain some of the cuts and ...

MANILA, Philippines — Citing the need to focus on development priorities and heed public clamor, President Marcos vetoed more than P194 billion worth of items in the 2025 national budget that he ...

President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. has signed into law the measure promoting the development of the Philippine ...

MANILA, Dec 30 (Reuters) - 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 ...

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. Marcos said he used his ...

Despite opposition from environmental groups, President Ferdinand Marcos signed Republic Act (RA) No. 12120 or the Philippine ...

Instead of a total veto, Marcos said he removed allocations for certain programs and projects of the Department of Public Works and Highways, "and those under the unprogrammed appropriations, which ...

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will sign into law the proposed P6.352-trillion national budget for next year on Monday, avoiding the likelihood of a reenacted budget for the first few months of 2025.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed into law the General Appropriations Act (GAA) for Fiscal Year 2025 and vetoed over P194 ...

MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos will sign the P6.352-trillion national budget for 2025 into law on Dec. 30 after his scheduled events for Rizal Day—avoiding the likelihood of a ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will sign the bill on the national budget for 2025 on December 30 or Monday next week, the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) said ...

MANILA : Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the 2025 budget into law on Monday, saying a planned 10 per cent increase in government spending to a record 6.33 trillion pesos ($109.2 ...