PH share in US' $95-B war financing package: Zero right now

By Rigoberto D. Tiglao

Apr 26, 2024 12:09 am

THE United States' unprecedented $95-billion supplemental financing package consisting of three bills passed by the US Congress and signed into law last February 24 by President Joe Biden is essentially to fund two existing wars by its proxies, and a third one expected against the superpower in the region, China.

This consists of $61 billion to aid Ukraine fight Russia and $26 billion for Israel to continue its genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza.

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