The Philippine economy is showing fresh signs of strain after the country's merchandise trade deficit widened to US$5.48 billion in May, reinforcing concerns that weakening domestic demand, persistent inflation, and political uncertainty are eroding both consumer and investor confidence.
Francisco Tiu Laurel's reliance on food imports is becoming harder to defend as inflation accelerates, the peso weakens and Filipino farmers struggle to earn a fair return. Senator Kiko Pangilinan's warnings deserve more than another government investigation.
For decades, Philippine presidential elections have been contests among familiar political families, their allies, and the shifting coalitions that sustain them. Political parties change...
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MANILA, Philippines, October 22, 2026 — Motorcycle taxi riders are calling on the Marcos administration and transport regulatory bodies to provide those operating beyond...
