'Get back to work'
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has criticized the Senate leadership for legislative gridlock caused by the majority bloc's refusal to attend sessions. He urged lawmakers to return to work, citing the need for government stability during emergencies.
Why it matters
The public rift between the executive and legislative branches threatens the passage of critical laws and government functionality in the Philippines.
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The article reports on the President's criticism while acknowledging the context of the Senate's internal dispute.
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