MANILA, Philippines — Following the largest corruption scandal his administration has seen, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the 2026 General Appropriations Act (GAA) on Monday, January 5. In a ...

This is The Manila Times where we bring you stories that shape our world. President Marcos has signed the 2026 national budget — amounting to P6.793 trillion pesos — in a ceremonial signing held in ...

President Marcos said the 2026 national budget is meant to restore public trust and enforce accountability after a year marked by disasters, economic strain, and the exposure of corruption in ...

MANILA (PIA) — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. signed the P6.793 trillion General Appropriations Act (GAA) for 2026 on Monday, ushering in the nation’s largest-ever annual budget with a stern ...

(UPDATE) LAWMAKERS on Sunday signed the bicameral conference committee report on the reconciled P6.7 trillion 2026 General Appropriations Bill, setting the stage for its ratification and submission to ...

Members of the 20th Congress present the 2026 General Appropriations Act that is now ready for President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.'s signature. (Courtesy: Senate of the Philippines) The Bicameral ...

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