The anti-Marcos groups are blaming the government again as if the whole economy is collapsing just because unemployment went up for one month. But when you look at the actual data and not cherry-picked screenshots, it’s clear the trend under PBBM is still much better than the

It’s ironic that the loudest critics of PBBM for prioritizing the Anti-Political Dynasty Bill are Yellow figures (Drilon, De Lima, Diokno) who are openly anti-Marcos. They were the supermajority during PNoy’s six years, yet they never pressured him to certify or sign the bill.

Beyond the noise and propaganda, this is what actually changed under PBBM. This isn’t about listing his projects as it is extensive, it’s about leadership and how government is run: - Corruption networks were broken, which is why DPWH and flood-control scandals finally surfaced.

This is what reform actually looks like. No drama, no vendetta, just due process, accountability, and long-overdue institutional fixes. PBBM isn’t a loud strongman. He’s a system reformer, quietly restoring decency in government and making institutions work properly again.

For years, agriculture was neglected by past administrations. Only under PBBM did it truly become a real priority. RA 11953 didn’t just distribute land, it erased decades of debt and finally gave farmers a clean start. With added machinery, support, market access, and the biggest

Maharlika’s investment in Asian Terminals is a big step toward modernizing our ports. It opens the door to global port players and better long-term partnerships. DP World is definitely one to watch, given its experience running world-class ports. If done right, this means more

NAIA under SMC is easily one of the best PPPs of the Marcos admin. The upgrades are real, visible, and long overdue. Funny how this wasn’t done under previous administrations, you wonder why. What’s telling is that SMC is already building a massive airport in Bulacan, yet they

This is how real reform looks. By institutionalizing a Digital Connectivity Master Plan, the Marcos admin is laying the groundwork for a stronger digital economy. This supports the broader digitalization drive of the DICT - connecting government institutions, improving online

Only under PBBM did Davao finally see a beautiful, livable housing community like People’s Ville. Duterte controlled Davao for almost 40 years, became president for 6 years with full access to national funds, yet never built anything like this. It took PBBM’s 4PH program to give

The Global Sustainable Competitiveness Index (GSCI) is a yearly assessment by SolAbility (Swiss–Korean think tank) that measures how well countries can create and sustain long-term national wealth. It’s not just about the economy, it evaluates a country’s overall strength,

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Every president inherits the same broken system, the real difference is how each one responds. Before reacting to today’s trust ratings, it’s worth looking at how past administrations handled the same institutional challenges. ➡️Ramos (1992–1998): Pursued liberalization and

Most people judge leadership by surveys. But real strength shows up somewhere else. As 2025 comes to a close, PBBM’s presidency looks less like a popularity contest and more like a test of resilience, of how hard the system proved to destabilize. In many ways, 2025 became a

Kudos to PBBM. While people are busy fighting over surveys and online noise, something much bigger just happened. The Economic and Development Council, chaired by PBBM, approved P105.7 billion for new school buildings across the country. That means 16,459 new classrooms for over

While people argue over surveys, this is what real leadership looks like. The Marcos administration just fully funded the A.R.A.L. Program with P9 billion to give Filipino children free tutoring in reading, math, and science. That is not politics, that is human capital. You do

I’m so proud to see Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed welcoming PBBM in Abu Dhabi for the CEPA signing. It wasn’t just a nice photo, for people who follow global money, it was a signal that the UAE now sees the Philippines as a serious partner. CEPA means lower tariffs, easier trade, and

Chairman Hussain Sajwani, the owner of DAMAC- one of the Middle East’s biggest luxury real-estate and investment companies, met with PBBM to talk about technology, AI, and digital infrastructure. This is not a small name. DAMAC is a multibillion-dollar global company with

DOE confirms a major gas discovery at Malampaya East 1. This is the first big result under Phase 4, happening during PBBM’s watch. Investors do not spend billions on guesswork. They move when rules are clear and steady. Under PBBM, policies stayed consistent and contracts were