Marcos: 'Now It's Time to Put All Politics Aside'

Put politics aside, focus on nation-building—Marcos

Following the proclamation of the 12 new senators, President Marcos said it was time to move past the midterm elections and shift efforts toward promoting his administration’s development agenda.**media[12693]**President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. (Malacañang photo)In a speech delivered during the Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas thanksgiving event for the media at the coalition's headquarters in Mandaluyong City, the President said the cam…

Marcos: 'Now it's time to put all politics aside'

MANILA, Philippines — While he hoped that his administration-backed Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas senatorial slate got better results during the May 2025 midterm elections, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday said it was now time to put the politics aside and "get on with the work of nation-building." During Alyansa's thanksgiving party at the Bagong Pilipinas' headquarters in Mandaluyong City, Marcos said that political differences we…

Marcos Jr.: It's time to put all the politics aside

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. looks to finish his term in three years by shunning politics and focusing on the work he set out to do.

PBBM Wants Fast-Tracked Implementation Of Priority Projects

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has ordered the immediate implementation of the priority projects and programs of his administration, Malacañang said on Friday. In a press briefing, Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary and Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said Marcos is focused on prioritizing the Filipinos’ needs by expending the implementation of key initiatives aimed at bringing progress to the country. Castro made the statem…

Ilocos Region: When family members fight, the clan still wins

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s kin dominated the midterm elections in Ilocos Norte, mirroring dynasties’ reign results in the rest of the Ilocos Region that also saw blood relatives battle for the same positions.  Marcos’ son Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” Marcos and his cousin Angelo Marcos Barba cruised to election in the 1st District and 2nd District, respectively. Both ran unopposed.   The President’s cousin-in-law, Vice Gov. Cecilia Araneta…