AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFuel Watch: Domestic fuel prices could jump again next week, with diesel seen rising by as much as P10.50 per liter and gasoline by P4.50–P5, as Middle East tensions keep oil supply worries front and center. Bangsamoro Polls: PPCRV has started an audit of the first BARMM parliamentary elections, receiving about 21% of electoral returns and running a parallel count using physical ERs versus transmitted results. Power & Weather: An LPA off Palawan is expected to bring scattered rains across parts of the Visayas, Mimaropa, Bicol, Zamboanga and Northern Mindanao, while Lapu-Lapu City officials are asking power firms to explain rotational brownouts. Rights & Governance: The House approved a substitute Children’s Social Media and Online Gaming Safety bill, but advocates warn parental-consent and short-video limits may infringe children’s rights; meanwhile, Malacañang backs the Supreme Court push for an anti-political dynasty law. Justice & Security: UP and PUP students plan a walkout over corruption and budget cuts; and Quezon City Hall was cleared after a bomb threat prompted a security sweep. Sports: Filipinas beat Hong Kong 2-0 in Asian Games women’s football, moving closer to the quarterfinals, while the Alas Pilipinas women’s volleyball team missed the quarters after a loss to Kazakhstan.
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