Cha-cha in Education: An Unnecessary and Distracting Move

Mayo 7, 2024

The education sector in the Philippines will be opened for foreign participation and investment, whether through ownership or other forms of partnership, if lawmakers have their way.

Charter Change: Foreign control and political dynasties threaten to worsen our calvaries

Marso 30, 2024

Ang mahalaga sa pag-unlad ng pambansang ekonomiya

Marso 26, 2024

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Now is the worst time to change the Constitution

Marso 13, 2024

Economic Cha-cha is just a trojan horse to get a charter change process going. The real intent is to change the political provisions to keep the Marcos-Romualdez clan in power.

IBON Executive Director on the passage of RBH 7, the proposed economic Cha-cha, at the Committee of the Whole

Marso 6, 2024

The sparse attendance with precious few inquiring minds confirms that the president’s desire for Cha-cha is enough for the House to make up its mind and ignore inconvenient things like facts.

Trade deficit worsened as FDI increased

Pebrero 25, 2024

Reducing ‘restrictiveness’ does not guarantee foreign investment

Pebrero 25, 2024

Despite ‘restrictiveness’, foreign investment in the country grew substantially since the 1980s

Pebrero 25, 2024

The Philippine economy is already among the most open to foreign investment in region

Pebrero 25, 2024