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Magno said in a Facebook Messenger chat. “This explains the clearly unconstitutional acts that have been woven into the budget.” Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. signed into law the 2025 ...

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MANILA, Philippines — Several groups and individuals on Friday challenged three provisions of the 2025 national government spending law ... GAA allocating a higher budget to the Department ...