President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. said the 'storm' surrounding the debate on how to amend the 1987 Constitution has finally been settled by both houses of Congress through his intervention.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. said the “storm” surrounding the debate on how to amend the 1987 Constitution has finally been settled by both houses of Congress through his intervention.
“It’s really a storm in a tea cup because this has been decided very long ago from both the leaders of both houses,” Marcos said. The Senate filed Resolution of Both Houses No. 7, which proposed the amendments of the three economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution through a constitutional convention earlier this month.Marcos said the mode selected by both houses of Congress is in line with his preference based on the recommendation of the legal luminaries and Constitutional experts, which they consulted for the proposed Charter change.
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