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Ombudsman suspends DICT's Almirol over ₱1.55B contracts
The Office of the Ombudsman placed DICT Undersecretary David Almirol Jr. on a six-month preventive suspension without pay over alleged conflict of interest in ₱1.55 billion in e-government contracts, and Almirol denied wrongdoing the next day. The same week, the CICC opened a scam-verification website and the NTC tested mobile networks in Manila's University Belt.
DTI freezes 200 basic goods prices to Dec 31
Trade Secretary Cristina Roque said manufacturers of more than 200 basic necessities and prime commodities committed to hold prices until December 31, 2026, as senators pressed the Agriculture department over a pork price gap and hog raisers staged a three-day sales boycott.
Housing Expo Draws 80 Developers as Pag-IBIG Titling Complaint Airs
The second National Housing Expo opened with more than 80 developers offering over 50,000 homes and subsidized Pag-IBIG financing through December 31, while a buyer's delayed-title complaint against the state fund aired on GMA's 24 Oras. A Department of Justice opinion on agrarian reform and a Senate bill exempting subdivision common areas from property tax also moved through the property conversation.
Supreme Court voids P467B in budget insertions
The Supreme Court struck down congressional increases to the 2024, 2025 and 2026 budgets, prompting a Solicitor General appeal and a spending pause, while the Senate weighed the 2027 plan and the Sara Duterte impeachment trial narrowed to one charge.
Vingroup Plans $500-M EV Plant in the Philippines
Vietnam's Vingroup, parent of VinFast, told the Department of Trade and Industry it will build a $500-million electric vehicle plant in the Philippines with 200,000-unit annual capacity, as the 14th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit opened in Pasay. September vehicle sales rose 20.6% from August but stayed 5.8% below a year earlier.
Peso hits 34th record low as BSP weighs 50-bp hike
The peso closed at a record ₱63.361 to the dollar on its 34th all-time low this year, a day before the central bank decides whether to raise rates by a quarter point or half. GCash parent Mynt's record IPO drew 140,000 retail buyers but closed flat, and Moody's flagged stress in small-business and consumer lending.
Ombudsman Suspends DICT's Almirol Over ₱1.55B Contracts
The Office of the Ombudsman ordered a six-month preventive suspension of DICT Undersecretary David Almirol Jr. over eight e-government contracts worth about ₱1.55 billion awarded to firms tied to the company he founded. The order drew nationwide coverage and the heaviest social engagement of the day.
Ginebra's Brownlee question outdraws the win
Barangay Ginebra's playoff-clinching path and Tim Cone's comments on Justin Brownlee's possible return drew the day's heaviest fan response, while Magnolia, San Miguel and June Mar Fajardo's 10,000-point milestone filled the basketball pages. Food-price stories ran alongside: a one-peso canned-sardine request, a jeepney fare petition and a split fuel adjustment.
Hotel101 Signs P6.44-B Egypt Deal as Housing Costs Bite
DoubleDragon's Hotel101 signed a P6.44-billion, 750-room hotel deal in Cairo, its first project in Africa. The same day, housing developers pressed for buyer interest subsidies and building permits fell to a six-year low.
NBI Summons Machong Chismisan Hosts Over Josh Aquino Remark
The National Bureau of Investigation summoned the five hosts of the Machong Chismisan podcast after one called Josh Aquino, who is on the autism spectrum, worthless, and a disability party-list filed the complaint that let the probe proceed. The day's coverage also tracked flood control removals at the public works department, a new peso low, and Super Typhoon Rosal.
Vingroup Plans $500-Million EV Plant in the Philippines
Vingroup, the Vietnamese parent of VinFast, announced a $500-million electric-vehicle factory in the Philippines with an initial capacity of 200,000 vehicles a year, drawing coverage across business broadsheets and online motoring outlets. The same day, the Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit opened its 14th edition and the Land Transportation Office widened enforcement against abusive taxis and unsafe drivers.
Mynt's P60.9B IPO closes flat as GCash eyes digital bank
Mynt Inc., the parent of GCash, raised a record P60.9 billion in the Philippine Stock Exchange's largest-ever IPO, closing flat at P6.60 on its first trading day. The listing drew 140,725 retail investors through the GCash app and put digital banking and a GSave outage on the same day's agenda.
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