Youth Summit Costs P30,000-P60,000 Each, Army Witness Says
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2026年9月2日
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Youth Summit Costs P30,000-P60,000 Each, Army Witness Says

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An Armed Forces of the Philippines witness testified that each youth leadership summit cost between P30,000 and P60,000, during the Vice President's impeachment trial. The testimony raises questions about the Department of Education's budget.

Colonel Manaros Boransing II, a witness for the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), told Senator-Judge Bam Aquino on the 20th day of the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte that the Philippine Army spent approximately P30,000 to P60,000 for each of the eight Youth Leadership Summits it organized. Boransing's testimony came in response to Aquino's query regarding the Department of Education's budget. The revelation brings into focus questions about the allocation and expenditure of public funds for youth development programs. These summits are intended to foster youth engagement and leadership skills. However, their financial aspects and effectiveness are often subjects of public scrutiny, particularly when funded by government agencies like the Department of Education. The testimony, made within the political context of an impeachment trial, highlights concerns about the management and utilization of public funds. Further explanations from the Department of Education and other relevant agencies are anticipated. Information Source: Inquirer NewsInfo

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