The Maleta Gang

09/05/2026

𝗜𝗡 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪𝗦 | ILANG KONGRESISTA, NAGPAHAYAG NG PAGTUTOL SA IMPEACHMENT NI VP SARA

Nagpahayag ng pagtutol ang ilang kongresista kaugnay sa usapin ng impeachment laban kay Vice President Sara Duterte, iginiit na hindi umano ito napapanahong isyu sa gitna ng mga kinahaharap na problema ng bansa.

Ayon kay Caloocan 2nd District Representative Egay Erice, hindi umano para sa kapakanan ng mamamayan ang isinusulong na impeachment kundi para lamang sa interes ng ilang pulitiko.

“Imagine, pinagtiyagaan ang kalokohan ni Madriaga? Madriaga is a hoax! This is about bias. This is not for the Filipino people. This is about the survival of politicians on both sides. I refuse to be part of this,” wika ni Erice.

Samantala, sinabi naman ni Batangas 1st District Representative Leandro Leviste na personal siyang tutol sa impeachment dahil hindi umano ito magandang paggamit ng oras ng Kamara habang nahaharap ang bansa sa iba’t ibang krisis.

“In terms of my personal vote, obviously I'm against. Hindi mabuting use ng oras ng Kamara bagay na ito lalo na nasa gitna tayo ng krisis,” saad ni Leviste.

Para naman kay Bagong Henerasyon Representative Robert Nazal, wala umano siyang nakikitang sapat na batayan upang i-impeach ang Bise Presidente.

“Wala po akong nakikitang grounds para i-impeach ang vice president na binoto ng 32 million na Pilipino,” pahayag ni Nazal.

Patuloy namang mainit na pinag-uusapan sa political circles ang posibilidad ng impeachment complaint laban kay VP Sara.

09/05/2026

SPOTTED another preserved ANCESTRAL HOUSE in Poblacion, MANGALDAN, Pangasinan

09/05/2026

📌 OTW sa CAPONES ISLAND, San Antonio, Zambales

09/05/2026

SPOTTED: One of the OLDEST and PRESERVED ANCESTRAL HOUSES in MANGALDAN, Pangasinan but now it was DEMOLISHED and the lot was already EMPTY :(

09/05/2026

Itinuturing na "WHITE ELEPHANT" ang istrukturang ito na simula umano nang ma-construct ay HINDI NA NAGAMIT.

09/05/2026

WATCH: A VIRTUAL TOUR to the CHAVAYAN VILLAGE in Sabtang Island, Batanes - HOME OF THE OLDEST and PRESERVED STONE HOUSES in the province.

09/05/2026

SPOTTED: Ang PERIMETER FENCE ng lumang sementeryo sa bayan ng SAN FABIAN na yari sa LADRILLO - isa sa mga maituturing na 'SLIGHTLY PRESERVED SPANISH-ERA CEMETERIES' sa Pangasinan.

08/05/2026

IS THE GOVERNMENT PRIORITIZING IMPEACHMENT OVER THE ECONOMIC CRISIS?

by: Congressman ISIDRO UNGAB Isidro Ungab

The numbers are in. They are devastating.

📉 GDP growth: 2.8% — collapsed from 5.4% a year ago, missed the 3.4% consensus, and the third straight year of missing the government’s own 5–6% target.

📈 Inflation: 7.2% — a three-year high. Nearly 4x end-2025 levels. BSP admits it won’t return to normal until 2028.

💵 Peso: ₱61.62/$1 — a historic record low. Second-worst performing currency in Asia this year.

⛽ Fuel: another hike this week — gasoline up ₱2.21/L, diesel up ₱2.66/L. The brief reprieve is over.

So we have to ask: is this government prioritizing impeachment over the economic crisis?

Look at the evidence.

The Senate resumed session on May 4 with the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte declared its “top priority.”

The House Justice Committee has already moved the case to the plenary.

The capital’s political class is consumed — consumed — by a proceeding that will deliver no rice, no fuel, no jobs, no stronger peso.

Meanwhile:

❌ No fiscal stimulus plan

❌ No peso defense framework

❌ No targeted subsidy for transport workers crushed by fuel costs

❌ No acceleration of public spending to offset Q1 underspending

❌ No credible roadmap to bring inflation back to the 4% ceiling before 2028

What there is, in abundance, is impeachment.

Even economists are saying it now. the political turmoil is creating tangible long-term consequences for the economy, and is “directly impeding effective governance and delaying key structural economic reforms.”

The flood control scandal froze public spending. The corruption controversy gutted construction. The impeachment war is now consuming the legislative bandwidth that should be passing reforms. The Middle East shock found a government with no plan, no buffer, and no unity.

This is not just an external crisis.

This is a self-inflicted wound.

The Filipino people did not vote for ₱70 gasoline.

They did not vote for groceries that climb every week.

They did not vote for a peso in free fall.

They did not vote for a government that answers a generational economic crisis with a political vendetta.

Tama na ang circus.. Trabaho na ang ekonomiya.

So we ask again — and the Filipino people deserve an answer:

Is this government prioritizing impeachment over the economic crisis?

The numbers say yes. The Senate calendar says yes. The silence on every economic front says yes.

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