AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAnti-dynasty push: Malacañang backs the Supreme Court’s call for Congress to pass an anti-political dynasty law, saying it remains a priority during President Marcos’ term, as lawmakers face pressure to act “with utmost urgency.” Anti-spying bill: The House approved on final reading a measure modernizing anti-espionage rules, expanding “spying” to cover sharing classified matters and unauthorized access to critical infrastructure and defense assets, with penalties up to life imprisonment without parole. Transport updates: The North-South Commuter Railway’s full operations were moved to 2033, citing fiscal prudence, procurement issues, and right-of-way concerns, while Senate officials also inspected progress on the NSCR and Metro Manila Subway. Power and EVs: DOE targets 7,000 EV charging points before 2028 and is drafting new boarding guidelines for EVs and hybrids after the MV June Aster ferry fire; meanwhile, Lapu-Lapu City asked power regulators to explain rotational brownouts. Public health: A study links leptospirosis spikes to heavy rains and flooding, with cases often peaking about two weeks after storms.
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