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Submit a DeedPACQUIAO, LORELIE · Mayor of General Santos
Arman Dimaguila · Representative, 1st District of Biñan
Arman Dimaguila · Representative, 1st District of Biñan
Rodrigo Roa Duterte · President of the Philippines
Giovanni Lopez
30 days ago
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Panfilo Morena Lacson Sr.
Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr.
Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr.
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Exact budget for this year and how it spend all through out the year
Mar 20, 2026
House Bill on 2025 budget proposal approved on second and third reading on 2024-09-25. It was acted upon by the president on 2024-12-30. Now, it is under RA12116.
Aug 27, 2024
Approved budget for this year that had been approved by the appropriate commission
Mar 17, 2026
According to Congressman Zia Adiong, around ₱4-7M per classroom. In these documents, he asks for ₱285M to fund the construction of 8 buildings for a total of 62 classrooms. ₱30M for a building with only 4 classrooms? No wonder there's a shortage of classroom
Mar 19, 2025
Description: Following her appointment as the Acting Chairperson of the House Committee on Appropriations in January 2025, Rep. Quimbo became the primary defender of the P6.35-trillion 2025 national budget. Controversy erupted when critics and former lawmakers revealed that the ratified Bicameral Conference Committee report contained "blank items" spanning several pages, primarily affecting agriculture and unprogrammed funds. Quimbo publicly confirmed the existence of these blanks in the bicameral report but defended the budget's legality. She asserted that the blanks were administrative placeholders, that the final enrolled bill submitted to the President was 100% complete, and that the bicameral committee had explicitly authorized technical secretariats to implement adjustments. Key Outcomes & Ongoing Actions: As a direct result of her role and defense of the budget process, Quimbo, along with other House leaders, was named as a respondent in a graft and falsification complaint filed before the Office of the Ombudsman in February 2025. Furthermore, the Supreme Court formally ordered Quimbo and her technical working group to appear at oral arguments to defend the constitutionality of the 2025 GAA and explain the bicameral report process.
Jan 27, 2025
On February 10, 2025, a formal criminal and graft complaint was filed before the Office of the Ombudsman against Rep. Stella Quimbo and other House leaders regarding the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) "blank items" controversy. The complaint, filed by former Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez and others, alleges 12 counts of falsification of legislative documents and violations of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act (RA 3019), specifically concerning the alleged insertion of P241 billion into the bicameral conference committee report. The Ombudsman has temporarily held the probe in abeyance pending the Supreme Court's ruling on the overall constitutionality of the budget.
Feb 10, 2025
In 2024, Cagayan de Oro City incurred an additional ₱14,074,383.18 in interest expenses after failing to comply with a loan condition set by Land Bank of the Philippines. Under the agreement, the City was required to maintain a 1:1 deposit-to-loan ratio—meaning its deposits with the bank should match the amount it borrowed. When this requirement was not met, the loan’s interest rate increased significantly, rising from 2.85% to 7.11%. As a result, the higher interest payments led to over ₱14 million in extra costs—expenses that could have been avoided if the loan conditions had been properly maintained. This situation highlights the importance of careful financial management in government, where meeting loan obligations helps prevent unnecessary spending of public funds.
Mar 27, 2026
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday signed into law the 2025 national budget and vetoed over PHP194 billion in line items he deemed inconsistent with his administration’s priorities. In his speech, Marcos emphasized that the General Appropriations Act (GAA) 2025 was designed to sustain economic growth and improve the lives of future generations and should be carefully curated and scrutinized. -------------------------------- Total Budget: ₱6.326 Trillion Vetoed Budget: ₱194 Billion -------------------------------- Budgets: DepEd: ₱1.055 Trillion DPWH: ₱1.007 Trillion Unprogrammed Funds: ₱363.24 billion DND (Defense): ₱315.1 Billion DILG: ₱279.1 Billion DOH: ₱267.8 Billion DOA (Agriculture): ₱237.4 Billion DSWD: ₱217.5 Billion DOTr (Transportation): ₱123.7 Billion Judiciary: ₱64.0 Billion DOJ: ₱42.2 Billion
Dec 30, 2024
The DOF issued Circular No. 003-2024, directing the transfer of PHP 89.9 billion to the National Treasury, representing the fund balance or excess reserve funds of the PhilHealth. In compliance, the PhilHealth remitted PHP 60 billion to the National Treasury in three tranches. The SC issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) against the transfer of the remaining PHP 29.9 billion PhilHealth funds and the further implementation of Special Provision 1(d) of the 2024 GAA and DOF Circular No. 003-2024.
Feb 27, 2024
The Issue: Complainants allege that House leadership illegally inserted approximately ₱241 billion into the 2025 national budget by filling in "blank items" after the bicameral report had already been ratified. Verification/Status: The severity of these unauthorized allocations has resulted in two distinct, high-level legal challenges: Office of the Ombudsman (Criminal Complaints): In February 2025, figures including former Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez filed complaints for graft and falsification of public documents against Romualdez and other House leaders. This legal track seeks to establish direct criminal liability for physically altering the ratified report. The Ombudsman is actively evaluating these charges, which the House leadership has publicly dismissed as politically motivated diversionary tactics. Supreme Court (Constitutional Petitions): Concurrently, petitions were filed by former Executive Secretary Vic Rodriguez, Rep. Isidro Ungab, and others seeking to declare the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) unconstitutional due to these exact insertions. Underscoring the gravity of the allegations, the Supreme Court intervened and mandated oral arguments. This required House Appropriations officials, specifically Rep. Stella Quimbo, to formally defend the legality of the budget and provide a constitutional justification for how the disputed "blanks" were filled.
Mar 14, 2026
Senate Finance Committee chairperson Sen. Grace Poe and House Appropriations Committee chairperson Rep. Elizaldy "Zaldy" Co show copies of the adopted and approved Bicameral Conference Committee Report on the disagreeing provisions of the proposed 2025 national budget following the meeting of the bicameral panel at Manila Hotel in Manila Tuesday (Dec. 11, 2024). Also in photo are House members led by Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez and senators led by Senate President Chiz Escudero.
Dec 11, 2024
Senate Finance Committee chairperson Sen. Grace Poe and House Appropriations Committee chairperson Rep. Elizaldy "Zaldy" Co show copies of the adopted and approved Bicameral Conference Committee Report on the disagreeing provisions of the proposed 2025 national budget following the meeting of the bicameral panel at Manila Hotel in Manila Tuesday (Dec. 11, 2024). Also in photo are House members led by Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez and senators led by Senate President Chiz Escudero.
Dec 11, 2024
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