President Marcos has appointed new officials to various agencies, including the Presidential Commission on Good Government Malacañang announced yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has appointed new officials to various agencies, including the Presidential Commission on Good Government , Malacañang announced yesterday.
In a report published in 2016, the PCGG said it had recovered close to P200 billion worth of assets, monies and properties over the course of the three-decade search. Also appointed were Carminda Arevalo , Joshua Brillantes , Joselito Feliciano , Teresita Tabaog and Amanda Marie Nograles . With the placement of PUP and MSU in this year’s QS Asia rankings, there are now four Philippine state universities...
The Philippine economy expanded at a faster pace in the third quarter from the previous quarter, supported by a turnaround...
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