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Mayors unite behind infrastructure accountability measures

Manila Bulletin

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October 3, 2025

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has restored a critical safeguard in public infrastructure: the requirement that local government units must formally accept national government projects before they can be declared completed.

This directive reinstates a practice that ensures projects are fully finished and functional before turnover.

The League of Cities of the Philippines, composed of the 149 cities nationwide and the Metro Manila Council composed of the 17 LGUs in the National Capital Region, are grateful to President Marcos for this demonstration of confidence in the capacity of the local governments. This is not merely policy rhetoric or political theater.

Through Executive Order No. 94 and the creation of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure, our Bagong Pilipinas administration has institutionalized accountability measures that will protect public funds and ensure quality infrastructure.

Local government units are now empowered partners in stopping corruption. No national project will be declared complete until mayors formally accept it. This means that we will certify that projects actually exist, meet specifications, and serve their intended purpose.

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Cesar Montano turns to painting

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1 mins

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All Pinoy seafarers in Dutch vessel attacked in Gulf of Aden safe

The 12 Filipino crew members of a Dutch-flagged cargo vessel attacked in the Gulf of Aden are all safe, the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) said.

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1 min

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Disaster governance beyond calamity response

In just two weeks, the Philippines has endured a relentless series of disasters: Super Typhoon Nando and Severe Tropical Storm Opong devastated parts of the country on Sept. 21 and Sept. 26, respectively; a 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck Cebu and surrounding islands on the night of Sept. 30; a minor phreatomagmatic eruption of Taal Volcano followed in the early hours of Oct. 1; and yet another typhoon threatens to enter the country this weekend.

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2 mins

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Manila Bulletin

Bounty Fresh founder buys Bistro Grp. stake

Tycoon Andres Soriano III's A. Soriano Corp. (Anscor) has earned ₱300 million in less than a year from the sale of its 22-percent stake in TBG Food Holdings Inc., the owner of The Bistro Group restaurant business, to Bounty Fresh founder Tennyson Chen's Inoza Business Holdings Inc. for ₱1.91 billion.

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1 mins

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Manila Bulletin

Oratio Imperata vs corruption

The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila (RCAM) has mandated all parishes, shrines, and chapels under its jurisdiction to pray the Oratio Imperata for Integrity, Truth, and Justice amid the widening corruption scandal in the Philippines.

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1 min

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Manila Bulletin

Sustainable blue economy pushed

State-run think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) is urging lawmakers to strengthen and expand the proposed Blue Economy Act, citing its potential to protect the country's coastal and marine resources while promoting sustainable economic growth.

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1 min

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Manila Bulletin

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Grace Coddington's chic cat-lady spirit

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2 mins

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Manila Bulletin

Whoever listens to you...

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1 mins

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Manila Bulletin

COA turns over to ICI 4 fraud audit reports on ₱351-M ghost flood control projects

The Commission on Audit (COA) has provided the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) with fraud audit reports involving four fully paid ghost flood-control projects worth ₱351 million in Bulacan.

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2 mins

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From rope to runway: PhilFIDA’s plans for abaca revival

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3 mins

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