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on Wednesday ordered the Department of Budget and Management to reinstate the 400 million pesos branding budget for the Department of Tourism to sustain the country's global standing and lure more tourists. The president issued the directive during a meeting with Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco in Malacañang on Wednesday.
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Senator Urges NCSC to Implement Expanded Centenarian Law by January 2025Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. urges the National Commission of Senior Citizens (NCSC) to fully implement the Expanded Centenarian Law, warning of the potential backlash from senior citizens if the law is not implemented by January 2025.
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