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For PH’s ‘best interest,’ DBM chief to submit courtesy resignation
Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman will submit her courtesy resignation as ordered by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to realign the administration following the midterm election results.
Pangandaman stated that all Cabinet secretaries serve at the pleasure of the President and expressed support for his decisions, believing they are made in the best interest of the Filipino people.
She emphasized that the Cabinet stands firmly with Marcos as he leads the nation and economy with integrity, transparency, courage, and compassion.
President Marcos described the move as a bold step to recalibrate his administration, stating that the people expect results, not politics or excuses.
The President affirmed that the government will act on the people's expectations and realign its efforts accordingly.
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