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Vice President Sara Duterte called on President Marcos to resign during a Quezon City rally on September 11, drawing the heaviest coverage in the day's monitored set, while education, cybersecurity, and connectivity stories also ran.
Vice President Sara Duterte asked the Supreme Court to halt the grave-threat cases against her and to void a Quezon City court resolution, while the Senate prepared to seat amici curiae at her impeachment trial on September 16. The Department of Justice maintained that only the President holds immunity from suit.
The plunder case against former House Speaker Martin Romualdez and a cyberattack on the Bureau of Internal Revenue's website kept the flood-control corruption scandal in the news, while power alerts, fuel price hikes and a leptospirosis outbreak in Manila rounded out the day's coverage.
The July 2026 unemployment rate rose to 6 percent, the highest since mid-2022, as fresh graduates entered a slowing labor market. The day's coverage also tracked the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, a new P60 minimum wage order for Metro Manila, and power grid alerts.
The DICT proposes reducing valid IDs for SIM registration to three types, a move that could ease onboarding for prepaid users. The day also saw cybersecurity breaches, Roblox compliance deadlines, and an AI governance framework announcement.
Nxled and Thailand's EST Cola advanced to the PVL Invitational Conference final after a dramatic Sunday of volleyball. PLDT denied Creamline a finals spot, while Globe Telecom's broadband rivalry with Converge and PLDT drew attention in business news.
The Philippines saw over 19 million credentials compromised in 255 incidents in the first half of 2026, with attackers shifting from password theft to identity-based attacks. Coverage also highlighted AI adoption outpacing governance, MTerra Solar's commercial launch, and the PVL Invitational finals race.
The PVL Invitational Conference elimination round reached a fever pitch as defending champion PLDT and Nxled secured crucial wins to stay in finals contention, while EST Cola ended Creamline's unbeaten run. The results set up a decisive final day of eliminations with multiple teams vying for the last finals berth.
Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City stunned defending champion PLDT in the PVL Invitational Conference, while Creamline outlasted Farm Fresh in five sets to remain unbeaten. The day's coverage also touched on the Senate impeachment trial, flood control plans, and other news.
The Senate approved holding plenary sessions and budget hearings simultaneously, while keeping the impeachment trial separate. The House advanced a bill extending barangay and SK terms to five years, and the BIR prepared to remove VAT from electricity system loss charges.
A thick haze from forest fires in Indonesia blanketed Metro Manila and nearby regions, prompting health warnings and raising air quality to 'very unhealthy' levels. The day's coverage also included major business developments in telecom, energy, and finance.
Philippine telcos PLDT, Globe, and Converge have lined up $2.21 billion in 2026 capital spending to expand connectivity, even as severe flooding along the North Luzon Expressway strands motorists and raises infrastructure resilience concerns. The day's conversation also touched on SIM-card-linked cybercrime and digital inclusion barriers.
