AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoChina Tensions: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. plans to summon Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan after the envoy said China could easily win a conflict by force, a remark Marcos called threatening. Anti-graft Cases: The Ombudsman filed three graft charges against former Pampanga lawmaker Aurelio Gonzales over flood-control contracts worth about ₱611 million awarded to his family’s firm; a plunder case against Sen. Loren Legarda and Rep. Leandro Leviste over solar-related obligations is also nearing court. Drug Probe: Authorities named a former Bangsamoro transition parliament member as the alleged financier of a chartered flight linked to a 521-kilogram shabu seizure in Laos. Impeachment: House prosecutors rejected a proposed deal that would convict Vice President Sara Duterte but leave her eligible for public office. Cost Pressures: Cordillera inflation climbed to 8.2% in September, driven by rising food, fuel, rent and electricity costs. Education: Senators are pushing to restore funding for DepEd’s learning-recovery program, which received no allocation in the proposed budget despite a ₱15.32-billion request.
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