Malacañang said the Philippine economy remains strong and open to investors as President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pushes reforms to clean up corruption in public infrastructure projects
According to Palace Press Officer Claire Castro, the administration is acting decisively against corruption, noting Marcos Jr. will hold anyone accountable “kamag-anak man, kaalyado, o kahit na ang sariling kadugo.”
Citing the Department of Finance (DOF), Castro said the government is implementing a catch-up plan to boost growth, lower deficit and debt, and create more jobs.
She added that under Marcos Jr., the government listens to the public, responds quickly to problems, and enforces accountability without fear or favor.IMT
