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AMLC flags P4.4B in Duterte, Carpio bank transactions
Anti-Money Laundering Council Executive Director Ronel Buenaventura testified on Day 33 of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, disclosing P4.4 billion in covered and suspicious transactions involving Duterte and her husband, Manases Carpio, from 2007 to 2025. The same day, AMRO cut its 2026 Philippine growth forecast to 3.3 percent, and the government resumed education aid for decommissioned Moro Islamic Liberation Front fighters.

Cable Theft Hits 1,245 Sites as Converge Reroutes
Globe reported 1,245 cases of telecom cable theft as of September 2026, while Converge said its new Bifrost subsea cable kept a Singapore link outage from disrupting most customers. Both stories put network resilience and infrastructure protection at the center of the day's technology coverage.

Fuel Split, P5.19M Meat Seizure Top Monday Business News
Diesel falls P1.30 per liter while gasoline rises P1.93, and authorities seize 11.5 metric tons of undocumented imported meat in Pasay City. AstraZeneca's planned Manila clinical trial center and a 12% drop in Negros sugar output round out the day's business coverage.

Marcos Orders Drought Prep as Sugar Output Falls 12%
President Marcos ordered agencies to prepare for a super El Niño that could bring drought to nearly every province by March 2027, while Negros sugar producers brace for a 12 percent drop in output and higher costs.

Sara Duterte Trial: AMLC Cites P4.4B Flagged
Day 33 of the Sara Duterte impeachment trial put Anti-Money Laundering Council records at the center of the day's coverage, with P4.4 billion in flagged transactions and P319 million in China-linked remittances detailed in open court. The same records surfaced in a separate Isabela tobacco-fund dispute and in a Palace challenge to the Vice President's camp.

EVs, Fuel Prices and a Colorum Crackdown
Philippine motoring coverage on October 5 centered on electric-vehicle expansion, a reality check on EV sales share, fuel price swings, and a regional crackdown on unlicensed passenger vehicles.

Sara Duterte Trial Nears Money-Trail Phase
House prosecutors prepare to drop the bribery article and call Anti-Money Laundering Council and bank witnesses on the alleged unexplained wealth of Vice President Sara Duterte, while GCash parent Mynt prices the Philippines' largest-ever initial public offering at ₱6.60 a share.

Globe Backs Pax Silica as Cable Fault Restored
Globe Telecom pushed for a private-sector role in the Philippines' Pax Silica technology corridor and confirmed it had restored internet service after a subsea cable fault slowed connections. The day's entertainment coverage was dominated by the Patrick Garcia and Jennylyn Mercado controversy.

Sugar Output Falls 11%, Philippines Weighs US Quota
The Sugar Regulatory Administration asked Washington for until November to decide whether the Philippines can fill its US sugar quota, after El Niño and pest infestation pushed projected raw sugar output to a two-decade low. Separately, merchandise exports hit a record $9.11 billion in August on electronics demand.

Globe Backs Private Sector Role in Pax Silica Tech Hub
Globe Telecom urges government to include local companies in the US-backed Pax Silica technology corridor, as the Philippines weighs a $40-billion to $70-billion AI and semiconductor investment plan. The push drew coverage across at least six outlets, alongside a tax shortfall and El Niño water cuts.

Teachers Press P50,000 Pay Demand Before World Teachers Day
Philippine teachers' groups rallied outside Malacañang for a P50,000 entry-level salary and higher education spending, with 16 protesters reported hurt in the dispersal. The same day, the Sara Duterte impeachment trial moved toward a pivotal week of financial-records testimony.

EV Push, POGO Raids Dominate Transport Coverage
Electric vehicle expansion, a record Philippine offshore gaming bust, and transport regulation enforcement shaped the day's coverage across Philippine media. The captured items also include infrastructure spending data and a proposed waste-to-energy deal in Cebu.
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