Despite budget cuts, the Office of the Vice President (OVP) will still receive P600 million for its social programs in 2025. This funding includes assistance for medical aid, burial services, and free ride programs. Senators defended the reduction of OVP’s budget, citing concerns about overlapping programs with other agencies. However, calls for transparency during budget deliberations remain, as some groups fear potential misuse of funds.
DESPITE CUTS, OVP STILL HAS P600M FOR AID PROGRAMS
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