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[Title] => Zero-sum game: Who lost in the 2025 national budget?
[Summary] => Congress has finally passed the P6.352 trillion budget for 2025 after reconciling the differences between the two chambers — but not without any losers and winners. Philstar.com takes a look at how Congress divided the country’s public funds.
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[Title] => Hait nga hagit
[Summary] => Hugaw na kaayo ang dula sa mga kongresistang bias (hinuon dili tanan) sulod sa Kongreso diha sa ilang pagtratar og mga resource person, kinsa ilang giimbitar aron pinaagi sa ilang pag-imbestigar may mapupo silang bunga nga makatabang unta sa pagpanday og mga maayong bag-ong balaod alang sa kaayohan sa tanan. Apan dili maoy nahitabo.
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[Title] => Bill postponing BARMM polls gets final House nod
[Summary] => The House of Representatives has passed on third and final reading a bill that aims to postpone the first parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) until 2026 to give the government ample time to sort issues surrounding the voting in the region.
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[Title] => Teachers angered by 'P10 billion cut' to DepEd's computerization program
[Summary] => Teacher groups have denounced Congress for "undermining national development" after lawmakers reportedly gutted the Department of Education's computerization program — slashing P10 billion from an initiative that could have provided digital resources to millions of public school students.
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[Title] => VP Sara: 'No regrets' over death threat vs Marcos
[Summary] => Despite looming criminal charges, Vice President Sara Duterte said she has "no regrets" about publicly sharing that she has arranged retaliatory killings against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and House Speaker Martin Romualdez.
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[Title] => Now they have time
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[Title] => Quad comm offers to cover Rodrigo Duterte’s travel for EJK probe attendance
[Summary] => Leaders of the House of Representatives’ Quad Committee, which is investigating alleged extrajudicial killings during former President Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-drug campaign, have offered to cover his travel and accommodation expenses to ensure his attendance at future hearings.
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[Title] => Lifting the veil
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[Title] => Policy-making labor sector enters mainstream politics
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[Summary] => Teacher groups have denounced Congress for "undermining national development" after lawmakers reportedly gutted the Department of Education's computerization program — slashing P10 billion from an initiative that could have provided digital resources to millions of public school students.
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