WITH the signing of the first national budget under the Duterte administration, a P3.35-trillion whopper that ostensibly contains a significant number of plans for infrastructure developments, the President and his economic team might benefit from studying how another noted hardass among world leaders has delivered on his promises of new and improved infrastructure.
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