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Govt to ramp up public spending to boost growth

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Nov. 13, 2025 says the government will ramp public spending to boost year-end economic growth, which was dragged down by a corruption scandal. In a press conference in Malacañang, Marcos said the drop in economic growth and the value of peso could not be solely attributed to the anti-corruption probe on public infrastructure but also on the global situation.

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00:00The reason that we had that is that there really was a downturn in economic activity.
00:09You have to remember that it's not only because of this problem,
00:13yung bankyo, yung nawala na working days sa ekonomya natin because of the radicals of climate change.
00:26And you have to also remember the situation, the global situation.
00:31We are not the only ones suffering the shocks that come from the new trade structure that has been imposed on the rest of the world.
00:40And so we are all adjusting to that.
00:44Lahat ng grupo all around the world is falling.
00:52But we are maramitang measures na ikinawa
00:56because the public spending now will be increased
01:00and we need to make sure that by the end of the year,
01:03that the levels of public spending are according to our original plan.
01:09So, mapabawi natin yung nawala na sa third quarter.
01:14You
01:44You
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