Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong Miyerkules, APRIL 24, 2024
- Mga magsasaka sa Benguet, bumibili ng tubig sa Baguio City para sa kanilang mga pananim | 15,000 kilo ng kamatis sa Cebu City, ipinamigay na lang dahil lumiit ang sukat at hindi na maibebenta | Occidental Mindoro na kabilang sa mga nasa state of calamity, dinalhan ng tulong ni PBBM | Dept. of Agriculture: Solar energy, gagamitin sa cold storage facilities at irigasyon sa Occidental Mindoro sa 2025
- Nasa 110 Chinese militia vessels, na-monitor ng Philippine Navy sa West Philippine Sea ngayong linggo
- Perpetual Altas, panalo laban sa San Beda Red Lions, 3-0 | Mapua Cardinals, panalo kontra JRU Heavy Bombers, 3-2 | Perpetual Lady Altas, wagi kontra San Beda Lady Red Spikers, 3-2 | Mapua Lady Cardinals, panalo laban sa JRU Lady Bombers, 3-0
- 4 tricycle na ilegal na dumaan sa national roads, hinatak ng MTPD dahil sa iba't ibang violations | 5 pang tricycle sa Taft-Pedo Gil, sinita rin
- Ilang nagtitinda, pabor sa panukalang buffer stocking para mapababa ang presyo ng ilang agri-fishery products | Presyo sa Blumentritt Market: Sibuyas - P80/Kilo; Mais - P50-P70/Kilo; Bigas - P49-P58/Kilo | Sinag: Problematic ang 10-day buffer stock na isinusulong ng D.A.
- Ilang bahagi ng bansa, inulan nang malakas kahapon | PAGASA: Easterlies at ITCZ, dahilan ng biglaang pag-ulan sa bansa
- Guidelines sa pagpapatupad ng programa para sa teenage moms, inilabas ng DSWD - Panayam kay DSWD Asec. Irene Dumlao
- Ilang nakagat ng aso o pusa, nagtitiyagang pumila sa San Lorenzo Hospital para magpaturok ng rabies vaccine | Kakulangan sa supply ng rabies vaccine, problema sa maraming LGU
- Pagtaas ng presyo ng ilang produkto, tinalakay sa Kamara | Review sa mga batas na may kinalaman sa agricultural producers, manufacturers, at traders, isinusulong | Sinag: Dapat walang pagtaas sa retail price dahil walang pagtaas sa farmgate price | Puhunan, labor cost, at kuryente, dahilan ng pagtaas ng presyo ng retailers, ayon sa Philippine Amalgamated Supermarkets Association
- Julie Anne San Jose, naospital kaya hindi nakapag-perform sa concert ni Regine Velasquez | Julie Anne, thankful sa pagiging understanding ni Regine; looking forward na makasama ang Asia's Songbird sa concert | "Sparkle goes to Canada" Tour kasama sina Rayver Cruz at iba pang Kapuso stars, memorable para kay Julie Anne
- PBBM, tiwalang maaayos pa ang gusot sa pagitan nina VP Sara Duterte at First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos | PBBM: Mananatiling DepEd Secretary si VP Duterte
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.
- Mga magsasaka sa Benguet, bumibili ng tubig sa Baguio City para sa kanilang mga pananim | 15,000 kilo ng kamatis sa Cebu City, ipinamigay na lang dahil lumiit ang sukat at hindi na maibebenta | Occidental Mindoro na kabilang sa mga nasa state of calamity, dinalhan ng tulong ni PBBM | Dept. of Agriculture: Solar energy, gagamitin sa cold storage facilities at irigasyon sa Occidental Mindoro sa 2025
- Nasa 110 Chinese militia vessels, na-monitor ng Philippine Navy sa West Philippine Sea ngayong linggo
- Perpetual Altas, panalo laban sa San Beda Red Lions, 3-0 | Mapua Cardinals, panalo kontra JRU Heavy Bombers, 3-2 | Perpetual Lady Altas, wagi kontra San Beda Lady Red Spikers, 3-2 | Mapua Lady Cardinals, panalo laban sa JRU Lady Bombers, 3-0
- 4 tricycle na ilegal na dumaan sa national roads, hinatak ng MTPD dahil sa iba't ibang violations | 5 pang tricycle sa Taft-Pedo Gil, sinita rin
- Ilang nagtitinda, pabor sa panukalang buffer stocking para mapababa ang presyo ng ilang agri-fishery products | Presyo sa Blumentritt Market: Sibuyas - P80/Kilo; Mais - P50-P70/Kilo; Bigas - P49-P58/Kilo | Sinag: Problematic ang 10-day buffer stock na isinusulong ng D.A.
- Ilang bahagi ng bansa, inulan nang malakas kahapon | PAGASA: Easterlies at ITCZ, dahilan ng biglaang pag-ulan sa bansa
- Guidelines sa pagpapatupad ng programa para sa teenage moms, inilabas ng DSWD - Panayam kay DSWD Asec. Irene Dumlao
- Ilang nakagat ng aso o pusa, nagtitiyagang pumila sa San Lorenzo Hospital para magpaturok ng rabies vaccine | Kakulangan sa supply ng rabies vaccine, problema sa maraming LGU
- Pagtaas ng presyo ng ilang produkto, tinalakay sa Kamara | Review sa mga batas na may kinalaman sa agricultural producers, manufacturers, at traders, isinusulong | Sinag: Dapat walang pagtaas sa retail price dahil walang pagtaas sa farmgate price | Puhunan, labor cost, at kuryente, dahilan ng pagtaas ng presyo ng retailers, ayon sa Philippine Amalgamated Supermarkets Association
- Julie Anne San Jose, naospital kaya hindi nakapag-perform sa concert ni Regine Velasquez | Julie Anne, thankful sa pagiging understanding ni Regine; looking forward na makasama ang Asia's Songbird sa concert | "Sparkle goes to Canada" Tour kasama sina Rayver Cruz at iba pang Kapuso stars, memorable para kay Julie Anne
- PBBM, tiwalang maaayos pa ang gusot sa pagitan nina VP Sara Duterte at First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos | PBBM: Mananatiling DepEd Secretary si VP Duterte
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.
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00:00Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.
00:17President Mohammad Marcos has sent assistance to Occidental Mindoro, which is facing a lot of problems due to the strong effects of el Niño and electricity crisis.
00:28In other places, farmers are discarding their crops to save their crops in the midst of drought. Here is my first news.
00:39The crops of vegetables in Mt. Santo Tomas, Tubabanguet and imbaka ng tubig are drying up.
00:47So that the crops won't be destroyed, they are collecting water in Baguio every week for P3,000 for 30 drams of water.
00:56This will divide 200 farmers in the area.
00:58Our water supply is lacking because a lot of people are using water. This summer, that's why it's lacking. It's really lacking.
01:10According to the local government of Benguet, they are continuing cloud seeding operations.
01:15The four hectares of tomatoes planted in Cebu City are also affected by the heat.
01:20The former size of the fruit is like a hole in the ground now.
01:25Because it's not in the business standard, it will be hard for the farmers to sell it.
01:30So that it won't be wasted, they gave away 15,000 kilos of tomatoes.
01:36Because of the strong effects of el Niño, the state of calamity is declaring,
01:40including Maguindanao del Sur, that more than P300 million pesos are being damaged by the floods.
01:49Occidental Mindoro has been under the state of calamity for a month now.
01:53The lands are scattered.
01:55Because of the expensive irrigation, almost P900 million pesos of el Niño were lost in agriculture.
02:01Occidental Mindoro is one of the top producers of onions and rice,
02:06resulting to the damage of almost P300 million pesos in onions alone.
02:11For rice, the damage due to drought is estimated to more than 5%.
02:17We are an agricultural province.
02:20If the farmers have rice, our economy will have rice.
02:25Occidental Mindoro, in Central Barangay San Jose, was hit by heavy rains by President Bongbong Marcos.
02:32But this is just a small part of the 10,000 hectares planted.
02:37The President and various government agencies helped.
02:41Cash assistance from DSWD, Dole and TESDA.
02:44Pumps and machines for irrigation and tractors were brought by the Department of Agriculture.
02:49There are also boats for fishermen and freezers for the cattle that they catch.
02:54As of now, more than P1 billion pesos of funds have been allocated to address the effects of El Niño.
03:01We need to conduct further assessment of the situation because we are still at the height of El Niño.
03:07We're hoping that by mid to end of May, it will rain.
03:12We are now crafting a rehabilitation and recovery plan to be financed under the Quick Response Fund.
03:18Another problem of Occidental Mindoro is the high price of electricity that is more than P20 per kilowatt hour.
03:27The President's solution is Solar Energy.
03:30The Department of Agriculture will also start using solar energy for cold storage facilities and irrigation in the province next year.
03:40But the President also wants Mindoro Province to be connected to the grid.
03:44The long-term solution is the submarine cable so that it can be connected to the grid.
03:49That's the problem here. It's not connected to the grid yet.
03:53So we are already putting submarine cable here specifically for Mindoro.
03:59Other places have excess capacity. It's not being used. It's a waste.
04:07But that's what we can move to where it's needed.
04:14More than 100 Chinese militia vessels were monitored by the Philippine Navy in West Philippine Sea this week.
04:21We have been monitoring their presence for the past two months.
04:24What I said is a fairly constant number, from a low of 33 to 169 on a weekly basis.
04:30This upsurge is out of the normal.
04:33The Philippine Navy is not in charge of the number of Chinese militia vessels.
04:40It is possible that there is a connection to the start of Philippine and American naval exercises this Monday.
04:47One of the things we are looking forward to in Balikatan 2024 is the joint deployment of Philippine, American, and French ships
04:55within the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines.
05:09Unity and excellence.
05:11That's what the undefeated perpetual altus showed in the NCAA Season 99 Men's Volleyball Tournament.
05:17Their win-loss record is now 5-0 after their match against the San Beda Red Lions.
05:23In that finals rematch, the Altus won 3 sets to 0.
05:27The Cardinals also won against the JRU Heavy Bombers.
05:30The women's volleyball match reached 5 sets.
05:34The perpetual lady altus won the match against the San Beda Lady Red Spikers.
05:38The final score was 3 sets to 2.
05:40The Cardinals won 3-0 against the JRU Lady Bombers.
05:45You can watch the volleyball tournament live on JTV and also on the social media platforms of GME Sports and NCAA Philippines.
05:55The Department of Agriculture is planning a 10-day buffer stocking to keep the price of agricultural products stable.
06:02It is approved by the vendors.
06:05Live from Manila, we have the first news, James Agustin. James.
06:10Van, good morning.
06:12I am in favor of those who are selling onions, corn, and rice here in the Blue Man Trade Market in Manila
06:20in support of the government having a buffer stock of agricultural products.
06:26But Van, if ever that will continue, I hope there will be enough supply for everyone who is selling.
06:32Onions can be bought for P80 per kilo in the Blue Man Trade Market in Manila.
06:40It went down by P20 compared to last week.
06:43But there are chances that if the vendors don't get enough supply, the price will go up.
06:48It's hard to buy onions. You can't buy it because it's too expensive. It's a steal.
06:59P50 per kilo of yellow corn, while P70 per kilo of white corn.
07:04Ms. Marites, who has been selling rice for more than three decades,
07:08is convinced that the price is going up if there is a shortage of supply.
07:11It will go up from October to December.
07:14How do you do it?
07:15We still buy rice because people are still buying even if it's expensive.
07:20Sometimes, we sell P30 or P25 per kilo.
07:24The price of rice that can be bought for P49 to P58 per kilo has been stable for three weeks already.
07:30It depends on the type of rice.
07:31Vendors say that the supply becomes harder when the bear months come.
07:36It will go up from October.
07:39If there is no supply, the price of rice will surely go up.
07:43It will have an effect.
07:45It's hard for us to find where to buy rice.
07:48How many onions, corn and rice?
07:51The Agriculture Department is now pushing for a buffer stock.
07:55This is one of the solutions to lower the prices of goods in the market and the overall inflation.
08:01If there is a shortage of supply or a high price of goods,
08:05the government will issue stocks to stabilize the price.
08:09Based on the implementing rules and regulations that the DA is still adjusting,
08:12buffer stocking will be done for 10 days.
08:15The vendors we talked to favor this.
08:18It will help.
08:20We won't lose what we can buy.
08:23It will be cheaper for us to buy from them.
08:26It's better.
08:28It's better to earn from it because it will be cheaper to give.
08:31It's better.
08:32We will lower the price of what we buy so that we can sell better.
08:37We will earn somehow.
08:39It's better.
08:40The government has a good plan.
08:42They will make sure that the supply they impacted will be enough for 10 days
08:49because we sell a lot of rice.
08:52But the group called the Bad Agriculture Industry, or SINAG,
08:55considers buffer stocking to be problematic.
09:02At the moment, the country is still studying how many agricultural products
09:07should be buffer stocked by the government.
09:10For the first news from Manila, I am James Agustin for GEMA Integrated News.
09:15It rained in some parts of the country yesterday.
09:22In Vera, Catanduanes, the sudden rain lasted for almost 15 minutes.
09:27It was in the middle of a high heat index that was felt there.
09:31The heavy rain was also felt in Gumaca, Quezon, which lasted for almost 20 minutes.
09:37According to the forecast, the heavy rain in some parts of the country
09:41is due to easterly or localized thunderstorms.
09:45Especially in the Intertropical Convergence Zone, or ITCZ,
09:48the rain is felt in southern Mindanao.
09:55The Department of Social Welfare and Development issued guidelines
09:59for the implementation of the program for teenage mothers.
10:03We are joined live by DSWD Spokesperson and Assistant Secretary Irene Lumlao.
10:09Good morning, Asec. This is Maris. Let's go to the first news.
10:13Good morning, Maris. Good morning to everyone who is watching your program.
10:18First of all, Asec, how serious is the problem of teenage pregnancies in the country?
10:24Should we consider it as an alarm?
10:28Maris, if you remember, in 2019, the Commission on Population and Development issued a report
10:37saying that in that year, there were 1.2 million minor-led households or families with young parents.
10:47We saw that this has an impact on the growth of our country.
10:54It also affects the condition of our youth, especially our teenage moms.
11:02This prompted the national government agencies,
11:05particularly the members of the Human Development and Poverty Reduction Program,
11:10to come up with social protection programs that will help address this concern.
11:17In fact, the Executive Order No. 141, Series of 2021,
11:25established as a national priority the implementation of measures
11:31to address the root cause of the increase in the number of early pregnancies.
11:37Then, of course, we mobilized government agencies to participate in the social protection program
11:45for mothers and their children.
11:48Asec, I made a report on this recently.
11:52It was said that the number of young people is increasing.
11:56As a matter of fact, it is no longer a teenage pregnancy, but a child pregnancy
12:00because some are as early as 10 years old.
12:03This is the situation.
12:05Are you still monitoring a lot of young people who are pregnant?
12:12Well, of course, the Department of Social Welfare and Development is helping,
12:17aside from other agencies of the government, to monitor the cases of teenage pregnancies.
12:26Now, on the part of the DSWD, we are focused on social protection
12:32to pursue our contribution on advocacy,
12:36particularly in preventing cases of children or teenage pregnancies.
12:42Speaking of programs and advocacy, in your Protect Teen program specifically,
12:46how will this help teenage mothers or children who are already mothers?
12:52What are the agencies that you provide and what are the livelihood programs that you provide to them?
12:59Well, Marice, this Protect Teen is a social welfare model of intervention
13:04that aims to protect the rights and, of course,
13:08to protect the psychological well-being of adolescent mothers and, of course, their families.
13:14We know that the early pregnancy affects the psychological well-being of an individual,
13:20especially a young person.
13:24This affects their academic performance and, worse, it might result in them dropping out of school
13:31because they want to avoid embarrassment and, of course,
13:37the economic challenges that the family might be facing.
13:42So, this Protect Teen developed by our agency, of course,
13:47aims to improve the psychological well-being of adolescents,
13:53to have family healing sessions,
13:56to have family case management,
13:59to introduce livelihood or educational assistance to them,
14:05as well as to improve their capacities as early parents.
14:13So, this is implemented by the DSWD,
14:18as well as the civil society organizations,
14:21of course, local government units, particularly local social welfare development offices.
14:26Of course, the program has project components,
14:32including providing an enabling environment,
14:37providing a supportive home environment for early parents or teenage moms,
14:44as well as their partners,
14:47and, of course, empowering adolescent mothers.
14:51We wanted to provide them with the right information
14:54so that they can avoid having to go to court again and again.
14:59How can this address discrimination and social stigma towards teenage mothers?
15:08That's good that we mentioned that, Marisa.
15:12Because one of the project components of the program is advocacy
15:16and providing a healing environment for our teenage moms.
15:22So, there will also be information sessions for our project
15:28to inform the public,
15:31to help, protect, and support these teenage moms
15:37so that the stigma will be reduced
15:41and it will be easier for them to face their responsibilities as teenage moms.
15:49Let's talk a little bit about the problem of starvation of our countrymen.
15:55How is the implementation of the four-piece and other programs?
16:01For the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program,
16:04we will continue to implement this program.
16:08We have more than 4 million household beneficiaries still being served under this particular program.
16:15Of course, they are still receiving cash grants
16:19provided that they continue to comply with the specific conditions of the program.
16:24Apart from that,
16:26DSWD will continue to implement Walang Gutong 2027,
16:31this is the food stamp program,
16:33which will scale up its implementation this year from 3,000 beneficiaries.
16:38We intend to cover 300,000 beneficiaries across the country this year.
16:43We know that the FSP is one of the priority programs of the Marcos administration
16:49that aims to fight involuntary hunger by providing food augmentation to the bottom 1 million households
16:58in the list of our agency,
17:01which is included in the food poor criteria defined by the Philippine Statistics Authority.
17:09DSWD is also continuing to coordinate with various local government units
17:16for the implementation of the supplementary feeding program
17:19that provides nutritious snacks and hot meals
17:23to increase the regular meals of children enrolled in child development centers and supervised neighborhood plays.
17:33Also, there is the Interagency Task Force on Zero Hunger
17:38and DSWD and its partner agencies continue to prioritize the implementation and monitoring
17:49of nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive programs to address food insecurity in our country.
17:56These are just a few of the programs that DSWD and other government agencies are implementing
18:03to contribute to address the problem of hunger.
18:07All right. Thank you very much, DSWD spokesperson and Assistant Secretary Irene Dumlao. Good morning to you.
18:13Thank you very much. Good morning.
18:16Rabies is also a problem in the country.
18:19According to the Department of Health, 89 cases of rabies were reported from January to March this year.
18:25The number of people who are getting vaccinated against rabies in San Lazaro Hospital is increasing.
18:30The supply of vaccines is running low.
18:32Here is the first news.
18:38In the outpatient department of San Lazaro Hospital,
18:41patients are being forced to stand in line to get vaccinated against rabies.
18:47Others are already sitting on benches outside.
18:50Even in this situation, Gina did not complain and accompanied her son who was bitten by a dog.
18:56She was asked to go here because there is no anti-rabies vaccine in the health center or public hospital in their area.
19:02We went to our hospital. San Lazaro was recommended to us.
19:06We are running out of medicine.
19:09There is no anti-rabies vaccine for us.
19:13This is also the situation in the area of Nashaira.
19:16There are big expenses in the private clinic.
19:18So for free, they went to San Lazaro.
19:21Life is hard now.
19:23So it's better to stay here in Manila.
19:30San Lazaro Hospital is arranging a place inside the hospital
19:33where the patients bitten by dogs and cats will be transferred
19:37so that they will not be in the heat while waiting.
19:40They are also talking to the patients to follow the schedule given to them
19:44so that they will not wait long and so that they will not bother others.
19:48According to the spokesperson of the City of Manila,
19:51their anti-rabies vaccination for dogs and cats does not stop.
19:55If there is a shortage of vaccine, they are ready for it.
19:58They also meet the budget requirements of other departments.
20:02An official of a city health department explained that
20:05the supply of anti-rabies vaccine is tight for many local governments now.
20:11While there is no supply, patients are being referred to San Lazaro for free.
20:15They are not being supplied by the Department of Health like before
20:19because the Mandanas Ruling is already in full implementation
20:21where the local governments should provide many services like anti-rabies vaccine.
20:27But because the procurement or purchase of anti-rabies vaccine is still tight,
20:32the local government needs to go through public bidding
20:35in case the supply arrives.
20:38Here is the first news, Macky Pulido for GMA Integrated News.
20:45The price of some products was raised
20:48with the help of some congressmen and stakeholders in the Chamber.
20:52The producers said that there is no increase in the farm gate price of the products.
20:57But when it comes to the market, the price increased in the past months.
21:02They said that the laws are enough but most of the time, it is not being implemented.
21:06IKEA House Speaker Martin Romualdez will have a general review
21:11on the laws related to agricultural producers, manufacturers and traders.
21:18It needs to be discussed if there are laws that should be amended or repealed and if new laws are needed.
21:25ACT-CIS Party Representative Erwin Tulfo said that this is included in the discussions on the opening of the session of the Chamber.
21:34The Department of Agriculture is said to be open on the plan of the Congress.
21:38According to the group of the Industrial Agricultural Association,
21:41there should be no increase in the retail price because there is no increase in the farm gate price.
21:47According to the Philippine Amalgamated Supermarkets Association,
21:50despite the reasons for the increase in the price of the products,
21:53the retailers are the reason for the increase in labor cost and electricity.
22:00Those who buy items which are not basic or prime commodities,
22:04they still feel that there is not much profit even if they improve.
22:09There are a few things which affect a retailer.
22:13Number one is the production cost.
22:16If they increase, of course, we will also increase.
22:18What we are saying is that for the past four years,
22:21the price of rice, pork and chicken has decreased,
22:25and yet the retail price did not decrease.
22:29What we are saying is that the lens of NEDA is always on imports as a solution to lower prices.
22:37It has not happened for the past four years.
22:44Julian San Jose is looking forward to join Asia's Songbird Regine Velasquez on the concert stage.
22:53The performance was delayed because of the hospitalization of Julie.
22:58Obre Carampel has something to say.
23:03Asia's Limitless star Julian San Jose is already up and about after being hospitalized last Friday.
23:09Julie suffered from severe stomach pain and migraine attack,
23:13the reason why she could not continue to perform at the concert of Asia's Songbird Regine Velasquez.
23:19Julian was able to rehearse the day before the concert,
23:22and he is already looking forward to their production number together by his sister Regine.
23:27But something unexpected happened.
23:29When I woke up, I suddenly felt nauseous.
23:32It went on for hours.
23:35I told myself that I don't want to bring myself to the hospital because I might pass away or whatsoever.
23:41But when I went straight to the hospital, it did not stop.
23:45I went to the hospital because I was also scared.
23:48My family was also scared.
23:50Even Ray was there. He also took me to the hospital.
23:53Despite the fact that the guesting did not continue,
23:56Julie thanked Regine for understanding her situation.
24:00Of course, I still feel bad because I am really looking forward to being with my sister again on the stage.
24:07After undergoing several tests,
24:10Julie was discharged from the hospital and was cleared to go back to work.
24:15Meanwhile, very memorable and one for the books,
24:18Sparkle goes to Canada Tour Experience of Julie
24:21with Raver Cruz, Barbie Forteza, David Licauco, Ruru Madrid, Bianca Umali, and Bubay.
24:28Raver extended their stay to be able to walk.
24:31They also watched the NBA game.
24:34And they also witnessed the solar eclipse there.
24:37Sparkle plans to bring the show to America and other countries in Asia.
24:42It was a very good experience because we got a chance to be with our global Pinoys and Kapuso abroad.
24:50It was very fun, very entertaining, and the reception of the global Pinoys was very warm.
24:59This is the first news.
25:01Aubrey Carampel for GMA Integrated News.
25:07President Bongbong Marcos believes that the invitation of Vice President Sara Duterte and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos will be fine.
25:17We will talk to VP Sara about this so that she won't be too nervous.
25:23She's not the one who said anything about this.
25:28Maybe that's why it was easy to plan all these issues.
25:37The President also believes that Vice President Duterte will understand the importance of being protective of the First Lady.
25:43The President also said that the Vice President will remain as the Education Secretary.
25:47The President insisted that the Vice President will stay in the Cabinet after speaking to the First Lady against her.
25:54This Monday, VP Duterte said that the First Lady is out of her duty as an official of the government or a personal member of the House of Representatives.
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