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Samuel Medenilla
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Reporter, BusinessMirror
International Politics , China , Hong Kong , Culture , Film , Literature
Nothing down the Q-theory rabbit holes.
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By Samuel Medenilla Verified| BusinessMirror Verified President Ferdinand Marcos wants to veer away from car-centric solutions to traffic congestion in Metro Manila by focusing on high capacity mass transit projects and active transportation, according to newly appointed Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Vivencio “Vince” B. Dizon. Dizon made the remark during a press briefing in Malacañang after he took his oath of office before President Ferdinand Marcos last Friday. “In the past the solution to traffic has always been to build roads.
By Samuel Medenilla Verified| BusinessMirror Verified President Ferdinand Marcos is hopeful the cooperation among the 12 Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas (APBP) senatorial candidates will go beyond the 2025 National and Local Election and extend towards crafting legislation, which will lead to national progress. “I think it is clear where the alliance is headed. It is progress [for the country] and not conflict and oppression,” Marcos said in Filipino during his at the APBP rally in Negros Occidental last Friday.
By Samuel Medenilla Verified| BusinessMirror Verified President Ferdinand Marcos wants to veer away from car-centric solutions to traffic congestion in Metro Manila by focusing on high capacity mass transit projects and active transportation, according to newly appointed Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Vivencio “Vince” B. Dizon. Dizon made the remark during a press briefing in Malacañang after he took his oath of office before President Ferdinand Marcos last Friday. “In the past the solution to traffic has always been to build roads.
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