IF you read last week s column and think it is wrong or nonsense, then no need to read this one! If you agree with the conclusion, how do we remedy that and unshackle the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) and Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) from their capital adequacy quandary? At a speech I gave, someone asked me, What do you suggest we do in the short term? I replied, stop thinking short term unless there is an emergency.
CONGRATULATIONS to Secretary Ralph Recto on his appointment as secretary of finance and Secretary Frederick Go. Much is riding on them, and many critical decisions need to be made. One of them is related to what is discussed next.
means that perhaps they could have won if they hadn t fallen apart at the last minute and that is something that jason sue who i spoke to earlier wanted to reiterate. the o- osition to earlier wanted to reiterate. tte: opposition camp split into two parties and the votes combined of those two are over 60% of total votes. you can see that this is a very unfortunate situation. 60% of voters actually wanted a change of government but yet, we now have a rather weakened president and i think it will be important to see how he will deal with a rather divided legislative as well when the dbp is also likely to lose the majority with tbp and kmt dpp. combined will hold more seats. we arejoined on we are joined on the roof by a law professor at national taiwan university. michelle, good to have you back on with us. we have had some time to die just what has
THE Department of Agriculture (DA) and the state-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) have partnered to fast-track the distribution of cash assistance to rice farmers.