Found 17 item(s) published on Monday, 19th of May 2025
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said he looked forward to bolstering diplomatic relations with Mongolia, as he received Foreign Minister Battsetseg Batmunkh at Malacañan Palace on Monday.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said the administration had to first crack down on corrupt rice importers and smuggling syndicates before implementing the P20-per-kilo rice program, which was not yet feasible during the early years of his term.
Read More »Usually described as a kind person or “mabait,” President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said he prefers to be a respected leader but is also ready to be fierce or “mabagsik.”
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has called for increased police visibility to deter crime and implement a unified emergency hotline for faster crisis response.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said the recent May 2025 election results show that Filipinos are “tired of politics” and want more actions from their leaders, acknowledging public disappointment over slow government services in addressing immediate, day-to-day needs.
Read More »Following President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s directive to ensure affordable rice for Filipinos, the government has announced that one million sacks of milled rice are readily available for distribution through the Kadiwa ng Pangulo program.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s administration vowed to intensify its efforts to support local farmers by ensuring fair prices for their rice harvests and addressing concerns over trader exploitation.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Monday his “dream” is to fully digitalize all government services—especially in the health sector—to ensure faster and more efficient delivery.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said the government is pursuing both primary and small-scale drug dealers while strictly upholding due process and carrying out the anti-drug campaign without resorting to killings.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Monday that underperforming and corrupt officials may face removal or charges, as the administration conducts a thorough performance review of cabinet members and government agencies to address inefficiencies and improve public service delivery.
Read More »Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. assured the public of a sufficient supply of poultry products despite the impending temporary import ban on Brazil following reports of its first bird flu outbreak.
Read More »PRESIDENT FERDINAND R. MARCOS JR.: That’s the lesson we learned from this election. Don’t explain it to us anymore. Just do it. Nagsawa na ang Pilipino sa pulitika. MR. ANTHONY TABERNA: Nararamdaman ko po sa inyo ‘yung frustration niyo, ‘no, na may gusto kayong gawin pero hindi niyo magawa. Masyado raw kasi kayong mabait. PRESIDENT MARCOS: Anong gagawin ko? Maging masamang tao? Siguro dapat nga talaga maging mas mabagsik talaga. Read More
Read More »Malacañang on Monday appealed for public understanding regarding the impending rehabilitation of the iconic San Juanico Bridge.
Read More »In line with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s directive to strengthen the education system, the government has created 16,000 new teaching positions in time for the opening of classes in June this year.
Read More »PCO USEC. CASTRO: Magandang umaga, Malacañang Press Corps. Welcome sa ating press briefing ngayong araw. Simulan natin sa good news na hatid ng administrasyon ni Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. sa Bagong Pilipinas. Masigabo ang pagtanggap at puspusan ang pasasalamat ng ating mga kababayan na nakikinabang ngayon sa dalawampung pisong kada kilong bigas na nabibili sa mga KADIWA stores ng ating Pangulo. Kuwento ng ilan sa mga pumila sa bahagi ng Read More
Read More »Upon President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s directive, teachers and other poll workers who rendered services during the 2025 midterm elections will receive an additional PhP1,000 as election honoraria.
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