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Learn more about the possibility of conducting a plebiscite on Charter change alongside the 2025 national and local elections. The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has stated that there are no legal barriers to this arrangement, citing a study and a Supreme Court ruling. Find out the potential implications and considerations involved in this joint undertaking.
Learn more about President Marcos’ concerns regarding the presence of Chinese warships in Scarborough Shoal and the potential flashpoint in the West Philippine Sea. Despite the international ruling granting fishing rights to the Philippines, China continues to disregard it, raising tensions in the region.
Learn more about the ongoing study on the possibility of holding the Cha-cha plebiscite simultaneously with the 2025 midterm elections. The decision aims to save costs and ensure efficient preparations. Find out the perspectives of President Marcos and other political leaders on this matter.
Read more about Senator Robin Padilla’s frustration and disappointment over the lack of support for his resolution to amend the Constitution’s economic and political provisions. Despite initial hopes and favorable responses, the resolution failed to gain traction, highlighting the challenges faced by neophyte senators. [Supporting sentences].
Read more about President Marcos’ commendation of Pag-IBIG Fund for its record-high dividend declaration and efforts to address the housing backlog in the Philippines. Discover the agency’s achievements and its impact on Filipino families and the economy.
Learn more about the constitutional provisions that allow the House of Representatives and the Senate to vote separately on proposed amendments. Former Supreme Court justice Antonio Carpio explains the importance of following the verba legis rule and the distinction between ‘Congress’ and ‘constituent assembly.’ Read more about the ongoing deliberations on Resolution of Both Houses 7 (RBH 7) and the process for proposing constitutional changes.
