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SENATOR Joseph Victor Ejercito is confident none of the provisions in the Congress-approved 2024 national budget will be vetoed when President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signs into law the 2024 General Appropriations Act (GAA), as expected, on Wednesday. All of the “controversial items“ like the Confidential and Intelligence Funds (CIF) ]…

The Senate and the House ratified the proposed P5.768-trillion General Appropriations Act (GAA) for next year on Monday. This was after the bicameral conference committee approved the reconciled provisions of the GAA on Monday morning. Lawmakers wrapped up the reconciled versions of the 2024 budget last December 11 in Makati…

Find out what happened during Vice President Duterte's visit to Negros Occidental. Governor Lacson reveals that their meeting was light and politics was never discussed. Read more about their conversation and the purpose of Duterte's visit.

The Senate has denied the request of the Department of Information and Communications Technology for confidential and intelligence fund worth P300 million.

Former President Rodrigo Duterte contemplates return to politics amidst VP Sara's ouster threats. Find out the reasons behind the controversy and his potential plans for the upcoming elections.

Part One The confidential and/or intelligence funds have been talked about a lot during the deliberations on the proposed 2024 national budget. But what are confidential and/or intelligence funds and what are the guidelines on the entitlement, release, use, reporting and audit of such funds. Joint Circular No. 2015-01 dated January 8, 2015 issued by

TOUGH, smart, compassionate, loyal, ethical, committed. These are the adjectives I use to describe our Vice President Inday Sara Duterte. And I believe that the

Speaker of the House of Representatives Ferdinand Martin Romualdez

Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte once again defended her offices’ use of confidential funds, saying that those against the allocation for such are “naturally assumed to have insidious motivations.”

The House “small committee,” created to receive and evaluate all the amendments to the proposed 2024 P5.768-trillion General Appropriations Act, will finish its task on October 10, saying there are numerous budget items lined up for amendments. Ako Bicol Rep. Elizaldy S. Co, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, said the small committee tasked by