@oohlalabea@junetshane Mao sad ako ganahan sa abaca kay dili tam-is ila pan, lami paresan kape. Nag abaca me last weekend ni @junetshane unya guba kaayo iya nawng kay tab-ang daw ila croissant hahahaha
Hope you can invite people to sign this petition .
This is really a mockery of the national budget.
PLEASE SHARE TO ALL FILIPINOS
Sign the petition: Ibalik ang pondo ng PhilHealth! Irespeto ang UHC Law at SIN TAX Law!
https://t.co/auldVV2VZU
Tony Leachon
Tag-an ko pa lagi mao jud ni mahitabo, unya kumusta naman ang performance sa maharlika investment fund kunuhay? Gi invest ba jud or gi himo lang "smokescreen" para maka kawat? Ambot nlng jud aning mga pinoy nganu gi botar si bbm pagka presidente, ka mga brayt jud.
After Maharlika contribution
MANILA, Philippines — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) believes it is crucial to restore the capital for the two state-owned banks that contributed to the startup capital of the Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC), and is urging that these institutions exit their regulatory relief measures as soon as possible.
The IMF’s recommendation to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) aims to ensure the stability of the country’s financial system, with a focus on maintaining a resilient banking sector and a sound regulatory framework.
“Implementing capital restoration plans for two state-owned banks following their contribution to the MIC’s start-up capital and exiting regulatory relief as soon as possible is important,” the IMF said.
“While the establishment of the MIC can help address the country’s investment needs, it should not come at the cost of a resilient financial system, sound regulatory framework, and level-playing-field,” it said.
In September 2023, the Land Bank of the Philippines and the Development Bank of the Philippines remitted its contributions to the MIC.
https://t.co/PE5ek3nEkc
Tony Leachon