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MCWD Explains Mandatory Minimum Water Charges

MCWD justifies minimum water fees for all connections, including zero-consumption households, as required by law to cover fixed operational costs. Councilor Go seeks policy review.

ERC urged to postpone new renewable energy charge

Filipino electricity consumers call on the ERC to defer a new renewable energy charge, citing high power rates. They demand priority for the Just Energy Transition bill for immediate relief. #EnergyRates #RenewableEnergy #Philippines

Cebu Water Billing Dispute After Typhoon Tino

Cebu City Councilor Harold Go pushes MCWD to suspend charges for undelivered water after Typhoon Tino. Residents received bills despite zero consumption. Will billing policies change?

Bill Aims to Double GSIS Survivorship Pension to 100%

A new bill in Congress proposes to increase the GSIS survivorship pension for spouses from 50% to 100% of the basic monthly pension, aligning it with SSS benefits for fairness and financial protection.

Imee Marcos Rejects P6.79 Trillion 2026 Budget

Senator Imee Marcos explains her refusal to sign the 2026 General Appropriations Act, criticizing it as repackaged pork barrel. Discover the details of the P124.54B cuts and the political standoff.

SC Affirms Cops' Murder Convictions in Kian Case

The Supreme Court affirms murder convictions for three police officers in the killing of Kian delos Santos. Akbayan calls for continued justice and passage of the Truth and Reparations Commission Bill.

HB 6771 vs HB 5905: Different Paths to Political Reform

A comparison of two anti-dynasty bills in the Philippine Congress reveals a stark choice between symbolic reform and structural change. Discover the key differences that will shape the future of Philippine politics.

Senate Calls for Reforms Ahead of 2026 Budget

The Senate Economic Planning Office warns of tightening fiscal space and calls for structural reforms to protect the Philippines' long-term economic growth. Learn the key recommendations.

Senate Cuts Worker Benefits, Boosts LGU Funds in 2026 Budget

The Senate version of the 2026 budget cuts P55B from personnel benefits to fund a P17.9B increase in discretionary LGU funds, sparking outcry from ACT Teachers Partylist. Calls grow to restore cuts and eliminate 'pork'. #Philippines #Budget2026

Marcos to Review P6.79T 2026 Budget Over Holidays

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will forgo his holiday break to conduct a thorough review of the proposed P6.793-trillion 2026 national budget, aiming to sign it into law before the year ends.

NGCP Seeks Unbundling of Transmission Charges

NGCP urges regulators to separate transmission charges, aiming to clarify electricity bills for Filipino consumers. Learn how this move could reveal the true cost drivers.

Bill Aims for Civil Service Eligibility for Casual Gov't Workers

A new bill filed in Congress proposes granting Civil Service Eligibility to casual and contractual government employees after five years of continuous efficient service, unlocking benefits and job security. Learn more about this push for justice in the pu

Marcos Orders Congress to Prioritize Anti-Dynasty Bill

President Bongbong Marcos, a scion of a major political clan, directs Congress to pass an anti-dynasty law. This move comes as over 80% of district representatives belong to political families, defying a constitutional mandate.

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