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No indication of Italy backing out of investment talks with PH—envoy

Manila Bulletin

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September 25, 2025

Italian investors’ interest in bringing business to the country has not changed despite the multi-billion peso flood control mess currently being investigated by the Independent Commission for Infrastructure and the Senate— described as one of the biggest corruption scandals in the Philippines.

Italian Ambassador to the Philippines Davide Giglio gave assurance that Italian investors are confident that the Philippines can be back on track despite the involvement of some of its highest-ranking officials in the corruption scandal.

"I don't see many indications from the Italian business right now that point to some change of mind vis-à-vis the Philippines, but we are confident that the Philippines can handle the necessary process to enforce the law which already exists and to provide an environment that is even more conducive to a larger investment of international presence here," he said in a recent interview with the Manila Bulletin.

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Flood scandal spurs political risk

Protests against massive corruption in the rollout of billions of pesos in “ghost” or substandard flood control projects in recent years are expected to snowball and heighten political risks in the Philippines, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

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1 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

PH government debt climbs, private borrowings slide

‘ile government debt continues to pile up, private businesses and individuals in the Philippines hold back on borrowings amid conditions not too conducive to debt accumulation.

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1 mins

September 26, 2025

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DPWH drags infra spending in July

Due to slower spending by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), infrastructure and other capital outlays dropped by 25.3 percent to P93.3 billion in July from P124.9 billion in the same month last year.

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3 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

Observations of Netherlands, another state sought in Duterte's release bid

The pretrial chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) asked the Netherlands and another state—its identity redacted from the document—to submit its observations regarding the possibility of hosting former president Rodrigo Duterte under his interim release application.

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2 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin

More big fish named

Escudero, Romualdez Revilla, Binay, Co tagged

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11 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

Foreign biz seeks more reforms

Members of the Joint Foreign Chambers of the Philippines (JFC) have presented a fresh list of reforms to the government, aimed at increasing the competitiveness of the Philippines, which has lagged behind its peers in Southeast Asia.

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2 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

Fil-Am Jessica Sanchez wins America's Got Talent Season 20

Filipino-American singer Jessica Sanchez, who is nine months pregnant, won season 20 of the NBC reality competition series \"America's Got Talent\" on Wednesday night (US time).

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1 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

Tax exemption loss slashes time deposits

Long-term time deposits in the Philippine banking industry plummeted 95 percent in recent months, as Filipino depositors may have withdrawn or opted not to renew their placements following the removal of a key tax exemption.

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2 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

'Opong' threatens; Marcos orders full gov't mobilization

President Marcos has ordered a full government mobilization ahead of the expected landfall of potential Severe Tropical Storm Opong this weekend.

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3 mins

September 26, 2025

Manila Bulletin

SEC green equity guidelines out

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has launched its green equity guidelines, the first of its kind in Southeast Asia, as it continues to advance sustainable finance in the region.

time to read

1 mins

September 26, 2025

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