AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoQuezon City Politics & Governance: Malacañang warned the public against “mind conditioning” ahead of 2028 after an OCTA Research survey showed a tight hypothetical race between Leni Robredo–Raffy Tulfo and Sara Duterte–Imee Marcos. Senate Watch: The Senate still has 26 of 41 standing committees waiting for minority members, slowing work on pending bills. Budget Fight: Malacañang urged lawmakers to study the proposed 2027 P7.2T national budget amid conflicting claims on financial assistance and social spending cuts. Labor & Wages: A Pasig court extended a suspension of the NCR P85 daily minimum wage hike, pending a petition by construction firms. Energy & Power Sector: Sen. Erwin Tulfo pushed for a law to stop politicians from owning or controlling electric cooperatives, linking it to unpaid bills and system-loss issues. Quezon City Crime: The NBI arrested two people and rescued nine women from a Quezon City spa allegedly offering sexual services, advertised via Telegram. Local Events: The Philippine Orchid Society’s Flora Filipina Expo 2026 runs Aug. 19–23 at Quezon Memorial Circle.
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