AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOmbudsman vs Politics: Sen. Loren Legarda and Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste face fresh scrutiny after the Ombudsman flagged Legarda’s repeated medical leave extensions as “suspicious,” while Leviste sought a two-month travel authority—raising questions amid their plunder and graft complaints. Inflation Watch: CPBRD warns inflation may stay above government targets in 2H 2026, with full-year estimates still above 6% and risks from monsoon impacts, El Niño effects, and commodity supply constraints. Banking Governance: BSP proposes tighter “fitness and propriety” checks for directors and officers of banks and nonbanks, including possible board reconstitution if conditions deteriorate. Flood Control & Infrastructure: DPWH seeks MMC backing for the Parañaque Spillway Project, while Metro Manila’s drainage master plan may be proposed for the 2027 budget; meanwhile, ACT Teachers criticizes the 2027 flood-control allocation as corruption-prone. Power & Industry: Visayas grid stays on yellow alert as reserves remain tight; Shell Pilipinas plans a fifth Cebu import facility by year-end. Agri & Food Exports: DA pushes better ube varieties for export consistency; sardines maker Mega Sardines expands in the US via Kroger. Housing Permits: DHSUD-7 says Cebu Landmasters’ permit delays stem from deficient applications, not regulator inaction. Labor: Labor groups urge the SC to intervene after Pasig RTC extended the suspension of the Metro Manila P85 wage hike.
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