The Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation, and Unity (OPAPRU) said on Wednesday it ranked first among National Government Agencies in terms...
Senate President Francis Escudero promised that the proposed national government budget for 2025 would no longer feature questionable “insertions.”
In an interview over radio DWIZ Saturday,...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to submit his proposed P6.352-trillion national budget for next year to the House of Representatives today, according to...
SENATOR Christopher Go has pushed for key amendments in the national budget during last year’s Senate deliberations, with particular focus on the Cooperative Development...
The House of Representatives will receive today Malacañan’s proposed P5.768 trillion national budget for 2024.
House Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez has committed to “expeditiously...
The House of Representatives will focus on passing the 2024 national budget while hastening the approval of the priority bills of President Ferdinand Marcos...
The 2024 national budget would cover only implementation-ready programs of government agencies, Department of Budget and Management Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said.
Pangandaman gave the reminder...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the P5.268 trillion 2023 national budget on Friday, calling it “as fine a Christmas gift” a chief executive could...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to sign the P5.268 trillion proposed national appropriations for 2023 on Friday afternoon, the first budget under his...
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is expected to sign the proposed P5.268-trillion national budget for 2023 into law by December 15, Speaker Martin Romualdez said...
Funding for the increase in social pension for around four million indigent seniors in the 2023 national budget is still being finalized, Senator Juan...
The House of Representatives to the bicameral conference committee will push P77 billion in institutional amendments to the proposed P5.268-trillion national budget bill to...
