Cha-cha key to progress? Look first at Southeast Asia investment regimes
MANILA, Philippines — Is the 1987 Constitution really restrictive that it has prevented the economy from reaching its full potential? Yes, according to proponents of changing it. “It is imperative that we adapt our constitutional framework to the evolving global economic landscape,” said Speaker Martin Romualdez. Romualdez, stressing the need to “address the long-standing barriers
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