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Philippine Senate ends impasse after President says 'get back to work'

Philippine Senate Breaks Deadlock Following Presidential Directive to Resume Duties

The Philippine Senate has concluded its recent period of stagnation after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. issued a direct instruction for lawmakers to return to their legislative responsibilities. The President’s call to “get back to work” effectively resolved the impasse that had stalled proceedings within the upper chamber, allowing the body to resume its operations.


Source: Reuters Generated at: 2026-06-03 05:09:00 UTC

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