MSOpinion The Manila Standard: Its 36th founding anniversary “The tripartite agreement among the Philippines, Japan and the United States forms an alliance that can neutralize the assertive attitude of China in this region”
“The tripartite agreement among the Philippines, Japan and the United States forms an alliance that can neutralize the assertive attitude of China in this region”
Recall that Manda Elizalde was Secretary of the Department of Cultural Minorities during the incumbency of Marcos Sr. In the meantime, Rod Reyes and I were given the authority to use the former Elizalde Building along Ayala Avenue which housed Tanduay Rhum.But, later on, we went into the regular form to accommodate advertising.If I am not mistaken, after four or five years, Manda decided to sell the MS, and the buyers, at P5 million, were the Soriano and Yuchengco groups
Both chambers of Congress are now considering amendments among the economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution. In fact, I’d say there are so many other provisions of the charter that have become out of date, so much so that the 1987 charter itself is not only antiquated, but needs to be updated to catch up with time.
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