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Carpio Complaint Dismissed as Bank Records Enter Trial
Quezon City prosecutors dismissed Manases Carpio's complaint over the release of his and Vice President Sara Duterte's bank records, clearing the way for the House prosecution to present 1,800-plus financial documents and up to 25 witnesses starting September 14. The BSP separately told banks to prepare for a 2027 international anti-money-laundering evaluation.
Flood-Control Fallout Reaches Romualdez, BIR Hack
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.
Fuel, Power, Food Costs Dominate Sept 10 Coverage
Philippine coverage on September 10 centered on looming fuel price hikes tied to Middle East tensions, red and yellow power alerts across the Visayas and Mindanao grids, and food security concerns as the Department of Agriculture released P6.2 billion for fertilizer and fuel subsidies ahead of El Niño.
Habagat Halts Work and Classes Across 14 Areas
Malacañang suspended face-to-face classes and ordered work-from-home arrangements across Metro Manila and 13 provinces as the southwest monsoon brought up to 100 millimeters of rain, while Manila's leptospirosis cases passed 1,000 and coastal erosion warnings resurfaced in Zambales.
Romualdez Hospital Custody Fight Heads to Sandiganbayan
The Sandiganbayan weighs whether former Speaker Martin Romualdez stays in a private hospital or moves to police custody, while the Ombudsman presses the plunder case and the Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte continues.
BYD PH Sales Pass 2025 Total as EV Warranty Fears Grow
BYD Cars Philippines sold 28,399 units from January to August 2026, already beating its full-year 2025 total, while Reddit owners questioned battery warranty fine print and a two-month repair delay at a BYD dealership in Bicol.
Peso hits 23rd record low; banks, fintech adapt
The Philippine peso slid to a fresh record low of P62.625 against the US dollar, its 23rd such low in 2026, driven by oil price spikes and a widening trade deficit. Meanwhile, banks and fintech firms pushed digital lending and scam-fighting initiatives, and the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte advanced.
Philippine jobless rate hits 6%, highest in four years
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.
PH Daily: Brownouts, Poverty, Wages, ASF, Food Safety
A snapshot of September 8, 2026, Philippine conversation covering daily brownouts in Iloilo, rising self-rated poverty, wage-setting disputes, African swine fever in Isabela, and global food safety concerns.
Peso hits record low as oil prices, US rate fears weigh
The Philippine peso fell to a record low of P62.625 against the dollar on September 8, 2026, as rising oil prices and expectations of a US rate hike pressured the currency. The stock market rebounded slightly on bargain hunting, but concerns over inflation and geopolitical tensions persist.
Romualdez Arrest, Impeachment Trial Dominate Day's News
The day's conversation centered on the arrest of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez on plunder charges and the procedural twists in Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, alongside a wave of related corruption probes and governance debates.
MMDA chief's busway misuse triggers license revocation
The Land Transportation Office revoked the license of the driver of an MMDA-marked SUV with mismatched plates on the EDSA Busway, owned by MMDA General Manager Nicolas Torre III, who took a one-month leave. The incident fueled public criticism of enforcement agencies, while the PNP reported a 41.77% drop in focus crimes for August.
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