AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPolitical Pulse: Malacañang urged Filipinos to be wary of “mind conditioning” from early 2028 election surveys after an OCTA Research poll showed a tight hypothetical race between Leni Robredo–Raffy Tulfo and Sara Duterte–Imee Marcos. Education & Youth Safety: DepEd reminded public school teachers not to post learners online in ways that reveal identities, while DepEd also warned teachers against “Sangla-ATM” schemes that pawn payroll cards to lenders. Climate & Daily Life: Extreme heat is forcing class suspensions in parts of Mindanao, with Cagayan de Oro halting public classes and Agusan del Sur shifting schedules to protect children. Culture & Learning: An Ibanag children’s book, “Papa Teyo,” was selected for an international IBBY collection, spotlighting Indigenous language storytelling. Sports & Pride: Alas Pilipinas Girls made history by reaching the FIVB U17 World Championship round of 16 and face South Korea next. Accessibility: The NCDA called for stricter compliance with disability access laws as barriers remain common in public and private spaces. Digital Risks: A youth group criticized the accessibility of vapes to minors and backed higher excise taxes for 2027.
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