AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoImpeachment Court: The Senate impeachment court ruled that foreign-currency deposits of VP Sara Duterte and husband Manases Carpio can’t be included unless depositors consent, but it still moved ahead with subpoenas for Duterte’s peso bank and tax records as prosecutors push for a full “unexplained wealth” baseline. Impeachment Court—AMLC: The court also granted a subpoena for AMLC financial transaction reports, rejecting claims of absolute confidentiality, while denying subpoenas for two companies’ records for lack of clear links to Duterte. Fuel Prices: Motorists in Koronadal City lined up ahead of a big diesel, kerosene, and gasoline hike, with diesel up to P10.68 per liter and kerosene up to P11.77. Content & Diplomacy: MTRCB chair Lala Sotto and Malacañang condemned China Daily’s AI “monkey” portrayal of Filipinos as racist and dehumanizing, backing DFA protests. Public Safety: PNP said it will trace threats posted in student chat groups about possible school attacks, while Pasig police found no actual threat after investigation. Infrastructure & Services: DPWH will rehabilitate Naga City’s M.T. Villanueva Avenue with sidewalks, bike lanes, solar lights, and accessibility features; Manila Water completed sewer projects in the Pasig-Marikina-San Juan system to improve sanitation. Weather: Pagasa warned of possible formation of a low-pressure area within 24 hours as habagat brings scattered rains and thunderstorms.
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