55 stories found
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to become the first Philippine president in over a decade to make an official visit to Canada, focusing on discussions related to security and trade.
Vice President Sara Duterte made several jokes targeting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during her visit to Nunungan, Lanao del Norte, referencing a local official named Marcos M.
The Philippines marked its 128th Independence Day with various ceremonies across the nation, featuring calls from President Marcos Jr. to protect truth and from other leaders for unity and selfless leadership. Celebrations highlighted both historical freedom and contemporary challenges, including calls for national pride and strong alliances.
A powerful M7.8 earthquake has struck Mindanao, Philippines, leading to over 22,900 evacuations and significant damage to homes and infrastructure. Local and international bodies are appealing for aid to support the victims, with President Marcos Jr. expected to visit the affected areas.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s net satisfaction rating has fallen to an all-time low, primarily driven by deep-seated economic anxieties among the populace. This decline occurs despite increased media exposure boosting awareness of his administration.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is on a state visit to Japan, focusing on bolstering defense cooperation and discussing energy security, marking the first such visit in over a decade.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited the Pampanga Provincial Hospital–Clark (PPHC), marking the first public hospital in the Clark Freeport Zone.
Amid challenging economic pressures, Philippine President Marcos Jr. has pledged to boost workers’ protection and opportunities, as well as create more and better jobs for Filipinos.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attended an event for Our Lady of Manaoag, where he prayed for grace and a renewed commitment to service.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was seen jogging and doing jumping jacks in Malacañang, and lifting a sack of rice at another public event, to show proof of his life and health.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the vital role of teachers in nation-building as he led the oath-taking of over 2,100 newly promoted educators and principals in Eastern Visayas.
Vice President Sara Duterte responded with 'Good luck to him' regarding online rumors about President Marcos Jr.'s supposed serious illness.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines is expected to decide on reducing or suspending the excise tax on petroleum products, a measure considered amid rising fuel prices following the Iran war.
An 11-year-old student directly questioned President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. about how children can focus on reading when facing sexual and other forms of injustices, seeking protection and redress.
A Philippine party-list representative has called on President Marcos Jr. to direct the government to extend payment reliefs on loans for public utility vehicle (PUV) and transportation network vehicle service (TNVS) operators.
The Philippine government has declared a state of national energy emergency, and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has officially signed into law a bill authorizing him to suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products, though he has indicated he will not use these powers immediately.
President Marcos Jr. visited Bataan to inspect newly installed prefabricated classrooms, part of the government's efforts to address the country’s classroom shortage.
A Philippine lawmaker is optimistic that relief from rising fuel prices could arrive faster than expected, as the House of Representatives moves to pass a bill allowing President Marcos Jr. to suspend or reduce fuel excise tax without the usual three-month waiting period.
An analysis delves into the patterns of political cronyism and power dynamics under former President Duterte's 'Davao Boys' and current President Marcos Jr.'s 'Ilocano cronies' in the Philippines.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has unveiled a new digital platform designed to allow Filipinos to monitor government fund allocation and spending, aiming to enhance transparency in public financial management.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has returned to Manila after a two-day working visit to Kazan, Russia, which he described as very productive.
President Marcos Jr. visited Pinaglabanan Elementary School in San Juan City to inspect its digital learning program, observing students using distributed tablets and meeting with presidential scholars.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. joins Pride Month celebrations, reaffirming his administration's commitment to equality and inclusion for all Filipinos regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. commenced his four-day state visit to Japan by meeting with the Filipino community in Tokyo.
Malacañang described an investigative report claiming President Marcos Jr. hired a London public relations firm to rehabilitate his image as "based on speculation and intrigue," declining further comment.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. anticipates that Congress will pass 21 of his administration's priority legislations by June, despite recent changes in Senate leadership.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced his commitment to boost funding for local government units in the upcoming national budget, contingent on the continued success of existing government assistance programs.
Palace press officer Claire Castro commented on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s recent trust and performance ratings, expressing gratitude that the public can discern who is working.
The Boracay Foundation Inc. has formally raised concerns with President Marcos Jr. regarding a proposed bridge plan, citing potential environmental and socio-economic impacts on the island.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered a P10/liter fuel subsidy for drivers and operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) in the Philippines, aiming to provide weekly savings of P1,500 for three months.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered a speech on the Day of Valor, urging Filipinos to confront the economic and social impacts of the Middle East crisis with unity and compassion, drawing parallels to the resilience shown during WW2.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. committed to addressing financial and administrative limitations faced by local government units (LGUs) in the Philippines, aiming to amend the 35-year-old Local Government Code to improve service delivery.
Malacañang has hit back at Senator Imee Marcos for allegedly dragging the President's name, following her comments about her brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., amidst their estranged relationship.
The National Price Coordinating Council has adopted and endorsed the Department of Agriculture’s proposal to impose a 30-day price ceiling of P50 per kilogram on imported rice to President Marcos Jr., aiming to stabilize prices for consumers.
The Philippine Charity Sweepsakes Office (PCSO) is bringing a high-performance, portable AI X-ray system, previously evaluated by NASA, to Batanes residents as part of President Marcos Jr.'s healthcare agenda.
President Marcos Jr. has advised the public against hoarding food supplies, assuring that the country has adequate stockpiles of basic commodities, including rice, despite rising global fuel prices and potential supply disruptions.
President Marcos Jr. announced that telecommunication firms will provide free communication services, enabling Filipinos to connect with their family members residing in the Middle East.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited the Soccsksargen region, launching government projects in Sultan Kudarat and distributing aid in South Cotabato. This marks another official visit to the southern Philippines.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated he wants former Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos to take a more active role in government, while dismissing rumors of a Cabinet revamp.
An analyst reports that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s net satisfaction ratings are weaker in regions experiencing higher rice price inflation, suggesting a link between economic issues and public sentiment.
President Marcos Jr. has appointed the estranged brother of Senate President Alan Cayetano to manage the government's primary television station, PTV-4, amidst political rifts between some senators and Malacañang that have stalled legislative work.
Davao City Mayor Sebastian 'Baste' Duterte has publicly accused President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of having no achievements as the country's chief executive during a recent speech.
A new analysis of Pulse Asia data indicates that distrust in Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is largely influenced by the country's class structure. The findings suggest a significant correlation between socioeconomic standing and public sentiment towards the president.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Senator Imee Marcos have not spoken in almost three years, with the latter also no longer attending family gatherings, according to a Palace official.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will comply with the Supreme Court's order to submit a comment on a petition requesting a hair follicle test and other examinations related to claims of illegal drug use.
President Marcos Jr. wants no disruption in petroleum supply.
A fact-check article refutes rumors that Vice President Sara Duterte would be proclaimed president due to alleged health issues of President Marcos Jr. The 1987 Philippine Constitution outlines specific conditions for presidential succession, none of which currently apply to President Marcos Jr.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the immediate distribution of P8 billion in subsidies to over 42,000 barangays and student projects, aiming to help communities cushion the economic impact of the Middle East crisis.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. addressed public concerns about his health on Wednesday, April 8, stating he is healthy and actively managing his weight.
A fact-check confirms that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was not arrested in the US, clarifying his presence in New York for a UN General Assembly session.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has instructed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to open more bypass roads across the country, aiming to reduce gasoline consumption amidst ongoing oil price hikes.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited Isabela province to inspect various farm facilities, including a palay warehouse and onion cold storage, and a new road, pledging to establish more livelihood projects in the far-flung villages of Ambatali, Santiago City, and Cabatuan.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to lead the inauguration of a P500-million mega cold storage facility in San Jose village, Pili town, Camarines Sur.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the turnover and inspection of a Learning Continuity Space (LCS) and launched the YAKAP at Kalinga Caravan at Marcelo B. Fernan-Polambato Elementary School in Bogo City, Cebu.
The National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines (Nacusip) has called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to take immediate action to rescue the sugar industry from a 'death sentence' and to revamp the Sugar board.