AN appreciation of actual issues is not considered a priority by most candidates for elected office in any Philippine election, but this coming election has been shaping up to be vacuous even by this country’s standards. That is why it was encouraging—at first—to read that vice-presidential candidate Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. had shared some of his perspective on economic matters.
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