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SolGen to appeal SC ruling declaring 2024, 2025 budgets unconstitutional

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Luisa Cabato

Malacañang on Friday said former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV's claim that a firm linked to Vice President Sara Duterte’s husband received more than P319 million from China should be investigated, if backed by sufficient evidence.
Palace press officer Claire Castro answers questions during a press briefing Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026. — Screengrab from Presidential Communications Office/Facebook

MANILA, Philippines —The Office of the Solicitor General will file a motion for reconsideration to the Supreme Court to challenge its declaration that the 2024 and 2025 budgets are unconstitutional.

Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said this in a Palace briefing. /apl

READ: SC: ‘Bloated’ unprogrammed funds in nat’l budget ‘unconstitutional’

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