AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation Watch: The Philippines posted its highest PISA scores in science, math, and reading in 2025, with lawmakers urging the government to keep fixing the education system instead of resting on the gains. Jobs & Economy: The unemployment rate climbed to 6% in July, the highest since the pandemic, as Malacañang pointed to faster business processes and workforce reforms to create more jobs. Politics & Courts: Vice President Sara Duterte’s camp faced fresh questions on whether she will attend arraignment, while Senate leaders said jailed senator-judges need court permission to join proceedings. Anti-Corruption/Detention: The Ombudsman said it will oppose former House Speaker Martin Romualdez’s bid for extended hospital confinement, and prosecutors want government doctors to assess if he can be transferred. Public Safety: PNP reported an officer facing administrative charges for alleged indiscriminate gunfire, and warned vehicle operations must follow license-plate rules. Weather & Community: PAGASA placed Metro Manila and parts of Luzon under a yellow rainfall warning; DOTr also offered free rides on key routes during habagat disruptions. Sports: Gunma Crane Thunders kicked off the B.League Manila preseason with a win over Levanga, while the PH men’s U23 football team prepares for its Asian Games return after a 52-year absence.
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