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Cabinet approves 2027 national expenditure program
PH🏛️ PoliticsCenter19 min. ago

Cabinet approves 2027 national expenditure program

The Philippine Cabinet, under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., approved the proposed 2027 National Expenditure Program, which includes a budget request of over P7.2 trillion—P407 billion more than the 2026 budget. The increase is attributed to constraints like local government tax allotments, interest payments, and new legal mandates. The Department of Budget and Management emphasized that all programs must undergo review by oversight agencies before being included in the final budget. The exact breakdown of the budget was not disclosed ahead of the President's formal submission to Congress.

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Philippine Daily Inquirer logoPhilippine Daily InquirerIndependentCenter19 min. ago
Cabinet approves 2027 national expenditure program

The Philippine Cabinet, under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., approved the proposed 2027 National Expenditure Program, which includes a budget request of over P7.2 trillion—P407 billion more than the 2026 budget. The increase is attributed to constraints like local government tax allotments, interest payments, and new legal mandates. The Department of Budget and Management emphasized that all programs must undergo review by oversight agencies before being included in the final budget. The exact breakdown of the budget was not disclosed ahead of the President's formal submission to Congress.

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