Palace, Cayetano spar over P10,000 cash aid proposal
Malacañang refuted Senator Alan Peter Cayetano's claim that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. rejected his P10,000 cash aid proposal. The Palace stated the proposal predated the current administration and urged Cayetano to take responsibility for its failure to pass.
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