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Cryptopolitan on MSNPhilippines now track and verify government spending on Polygon
The Philippine government said it has launched a blockchain-based system that records public spending documents on the ...
President Marcos spent the last portion of his State of the Nation address railing against corruption-tainted flood control ...
A Philippine government official said the largest Muslim rebel group in the country's south has suspended the disarming of ...
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Inquirer.net on MSNCommuters’ group backs street parking ban in Metro Manila
A commuters’ rights group has expressed support for a ban on street parking in Metro Manila, saying the policy should go ...
U.S. Marine Corps and Air Force V-22 Ospreys are flying in the Philippines to support humanitarian assistance and disaster ...
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Philstar.com on MSNPhilippines to continue trade discussions with US
The Philippines will continue to engage with the United States and provide support to exporters, following the delay in the ...
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Philstar.com on MSNPhilippines debt climbs to P17.3 trillion in June
The country’s outstanding debt breached the P17-trillion mark as of end-June, amid strong investor demand for government ...
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Marcos says stronger alliances make Philippines safer amid China tensions, pledges reforms at home
Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said in his annual state of the nation speech Monday that the country has become ...
THE Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that the Commission of Audit (COA) committed grave abuse of discretion when it declared that the contractors of the Malampaya Natural Gas Project should be held liable ...
The Philippines is on track for an annual decline in coal-fired electricity output for the first time in nearly two decades, ...
So NPR visited Manila's Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewage System, a government body, and got an interesting answer. DELFIN SESPENE: The water supply remained normal, providing 24/7.
The government is expecting the completion and commercial operation of 1,984.775 MW of solar projects, with 966.294 MW expected to come online by June. The Philippines’ Department of Energy (DOE ...
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