Headstart: 1987 PH Constitution Framer Atty. Christian Monsod on charter change push | ANC
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Headstart: Karen Davila talks to 1987 Philippine Constitution Framer Atty. Christian Monsod on the recent push for charter change and bribery allegations.
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The 1987 Constitution Must Be Changed. Its Economic, Education, US Bases, Nuclear Power Must Be Updated like with the Singapore, Japan, USA, etc. IT MUST BE A PROGRESSIVE Constitution.
watched the monsod interview with christian esguerra and monsod admitted that there have been errors committed... including the dynasty practice of which they intentionally or unintentionally retained
The reason why our education system is left behind is because it's restricted to only be Filipino owned.
We want charter change
Mga kapwa ko pilipino huwag tayong maging kampante kailangan economic provision lang at hindi political provision ang gawin sa charter change maging mapag matyag kailangan alam natin ang nangyayari dahil Tuso at mapanlinlang si Martin Romualdez at ang kanyang kongresso ang gusto lang nila ay ang kanilang pansariling agenda huwag nating hayaan na pag laruan lang tayo at tuloy tuloy ang kanilang pagsipsip sa pera ng pilipinas
EXCUSE LANG NG KONGRESO ANG "ECONOMIC REFORM" DID YOU NOT HEAR THE EXPLANATION OF MR. CHRISTIAN MONSOD? KAYA BUKING NA ANG HOUSE SPEAKER AT KANYANG MGA "GANG OF KANGKONGRESMEN" DYAAN. BUTI NA LANG MAY MGA MATITINO PA RIN SA CONGRESS, SA SENADO NANDYAN SI ATE IMEE TAKING A STAND FOR TRUTH, THANK GOD.
Mas maganda nga ang parliamentary. Hindi mo na kailangang maghintay at magtiis ng 6 years bago matanggal ang leader ng bansa. Pag nag-underperform ang isang prime minister, tanggal agad.
Ayaw lang nya mapalitan ginawa nya. Masyadong pesimistic sila lang magaling
It's easy to say bring in foreign investors... but try going to Makati near the Saudi Embassy, you see so many rich Arab men walking down the streets of Poblacion, and you will feel for the first time intimidated in your own country. Imagine these people own businesses in the Philippines, and rule our people.
That's competition. You have to learn to fight and compete on the world stage. Become a better version of yourself to beat the foreign competition.
@@chrisk7118 I believe in competition but we are doomed to fail because foreigners have huge advantage because of exchange rate, meaning to say their money has more value against ours thus they have more power to buy more.
@@frozenlicks It's not the exchange rate but the value or quality of products and services you deliver to your customers. Do we just let our local products and services always be substandard for lack of foreign competition?
What's to be afraid of when there are 865,000 Filipinos in Saudi Arabia right now?
@@frozenlicks Ok by that logic foreigners had a huge advantage over Manny Pacquiao so Manny should just fight in Philippines and provinces and avoid fighting foreign fighters because they might hurt him 😅
Agrarian reform sa luisita, pinalitan ng stocks na walang land title. Binili nila stocks so buo ulti luisita kay cory
Investment climate in PH cited as problem for foreign investors? TRUE !
bakit hindi ikaw ang makipag usap sa Congress at Senate? ang dami mong excuses
There are many attorneys in Congress and in the Senate,, why is it they are not inviting Justice Carpio , and Atty. Monsod , as speakers …to give light about our Constitution…….please invite speakers like them….instead of using the people Initiative….
Kya ako inis na inis sayo karen kc hindi mo muna patapusin magsalita magtatanong ka tapos icucut mo sya masyado k all knowing. Interested ang mga sinasabi at napakahalaga pero ini interrupt mo. Eversince ganyan ka sa mga ini interview mo. Kya ako nakinig kc si atty. Monsod un pero mas nangingibabaw ang syo samantala mas dapat pakinggan sya kesa syo
Your point on agrarian reform distribution of stock instead of land is the act of dilawan government. You are fooling the audience Mr Monsod .
Few remaining good wise men in this country...salute to you Atty. Monsod
Old and outdated stuffs needs to be disposed and replaced with new and better ones.
Puro kuda, puro wrong facts
Corazon Aquino is a revolutionary government we need to change to include the justice. Justice not only for the rich and powerful. Justice should be swift.
who are this rich and powerful? sad to say - they are the big political families and the big businesses that supported our politicians , our legislators failed to enact laws that protect the poor and the working class as outlined in our constitution.
THOSE WHO WILL BE AFFECTED BY CHA-CHA SHOULD SACRIFICE FOR THE COMMON GOOD AND DISREGARD THEIR OWN SELF- INTEREST ,BUT INSTEAD CONSIDERS FOR THE SAKE OF ECONOMIC PROGRESS OF THE PH ECONOMY AND NOT FOR LONG- TERM POLITICAL AMBITION TO STAY FOREVER IN POWER POSITION IN POLITICS.
The self interest you mention is not of the common people but of politicians like you and your cohorts who wanted more control in the country. There is really no economic advantage by changing the Constitution. The Constitution is not the problem but the people manning the Government that are very unreliable and not trustworthy. They are masking chacha under the pretext of economic gain but it is more of a political gain. Dont lie to the people.
Marcos Jr’s Cha-cha will only equate to the wanton plunder of our remaining land and natural resources. Instead of devoting our land and resources to the genuine development of domestic agriculture, economy, and industries, ChaCha will allow more foreign-owned extractive industries, logging, ecotourism, real estate projects, expansion of agro-corporation plantations, and other business operations intended for profit-making.
Furthermore, 100 percent foreign ownership of land may also further drive the displacement and ejection of farmers and indigenous people.
Land agents will rush into land grabbing, coercive land purchases, land banking, and land selling. This implies a broader displacement of farmers and indigenous people, imposition of higher land rents, further losses for farmers, cessation of farming activities, land conversion, and the dissolution of agricultural livelihoods.
the proposed Charter Change will end jeopardizing food security and livelihood for Filipinos, leading to widespread hunger, loss of livelihoods, and increased poverty
This is the example after Privatization occurs because of your so called economic freedom :
Filipinos should brace for higher passenger service charges (PSC) of as much as 95 percent at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) when its management goes to the hands of a private group.
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), regulator of NAIA, is proposing a schedule of rate hikes for NAIA services in preparation for the impending turnover of airport operations to a private firm.
A document seen by The STAR showed that the PSC for domestic travelers will almost double to P390, from P200, in the first year of the operations and maintenance under a private group.
Everything that will be in whether foreign hands or crony businesman will be privatized and prices will go up because it is profit seeking. There is no gain of the common people only gain of the business entity. So stop lying to the Filipino people.
@@EckonOmyst-jv1ro If the exchange is efficient products, services, infrastructures, economy and more millions of quality jobs for Filipinos because of foreign investments, then so be it. Of course it's not only the cost of commodities but also the basic salaries of employees in the Philippines will also increase.
Here are the reasons why manufacturers are in Vietnam.
1. Cost of labor ( It's much affordable in Vietnam when it comes to giving Salary )
2. Skilled workers ( Their government has been investing in education and vocational training to boost the skills of its workforce, aiming to move up the value chain and attract higher-value manufacturing. )
3. Lower Costs for Setting Up Operations ( Compared to some other countries, the costs associated with setting up manufacturing facilities, such as factory leasing, construction, and utility costs, can be more affordable in Vietnam. )
Monsod bantayan mo ang batas ng constitution sa ikabubuti ng mga pilipino at bansa. Huwag mo hayaan maging prime minister yan si romualdez . At yung partylist dapat tanggalin ang hindi naman napakinabangan ng mga pilipino kasi nasa dswd naman lahat ang ayuda. At ang kurapsyun bantayan at druga para marami at safety mga investors papasok
Kagaya mo siyang BUGOK. Dami mo pang Satsat. YES TO CHARTER CHANGE!
The 1987 constitution is a disaster blocking foreign investment with restrictive 60/40 investment rules. Why would you start a company then give 60% to Filipinos. Let foreigners do their business and bring money in.
Atty. Monsod points out several key notes with regards to this issue. Manufacturing and other several industries can be owned 100% by foreign investors. FDI pledges never mentioned constitution as one of the issues for it to be materialized. It’s the investment climate and not the constitution.
@@charlesm5390 Wrong, 60/40 is still a real barrier in virtually all industries and paid up capital requirements are too high. I know several investors who were turned off by the fact that they had to share a business with Filipinos. 5 at least in the past year! I had to open a company with my Filipino cousins just to open a resort, just to satisfy the stupid rules even though they are not part of my business. Foreigners don't want to share their business with random Filipinos who know nothing about their business and would have control over their company. You are repeating Monsod without actually being a foreign investor or dealing with them. People want full ownership in all industries not just a select few. Open the company to foreign competition and it will break the monopolies of the oligarchs who control the Philippines and keep it sheltered from the world in poverty. Only being open to foreigners can the Philippines be set free.
Don't blame the constitution for your lack of connections and failure to find the right people to partner up for your business.
@@chrisk7118 Correct!
Atty Monsod ang dapat i amend ang batas na Resolution #10 na dapat meron invoices attached or details attached sa mga budget na ginagastos nila galing sa taxpayers . Palitan yung certfication by signatures only !! para iwasan ang kurapsyun . Ang ngayun dapat huwag maging prime minister si Martin Romualdez .
Not a single company that leave china went to phlis , then ask why ? Considering we are the most speaking English country
He basically is defending the constitution that he helped created. The question should have been, as part of the framers of the constitution, how do congress and senate properly revise the constitution???
Pledges only. On Papers only. Useless. Waste of taxpayers money from previous trips abroad. Not materialized.
Trips abroad pa more.
The president has the rights to do what is right in his country
And wag nyo ibintang sa nk upo ngayun yung mga hiden agenda nyo nuon its not about the official long-term pasition its about progressive country and to give more job
How to interpret the constitution to the benefit of the soveriegn...that is the key.😂
Yong foreign ownership 60-40 lalong walang dumating. Kung meron man, ang local partner ay yong mapera, mga oligarch o kaya politko. Ang maliliit na local investor? Na itsa pwera! Kaya meron mga opisyal ng gobyerno na miyembro ng board of director sa napakaraming companya! Hindi naman nila napalago ang negosyo??
problema ng investor yun hindi ng constitution
Yung nagcomment ka pero hindi mo naman naintindihan ung pinag-usapan. 😅
After 3 minutes,.di ko na kaya makinig sayo. Di man ako bias
#NO TO CHACHA!
Pledges are just 8:35 "empty promises that are meant to be broken.😊
Why everyone is confuse what is happening to our bunch of Smart Lawmakers?PI not a legal mode we inAct a Law.We are all a laughing stock.Any one can explain to the Government which are the people on the ground????
People like Attty. Monsod who cares about our country are getting older, without them what is happening now in the government will eventually happen. That day will be the saddest day for the poor and fiesta to the people in power. Wake up true Filipinos.
1. Remove the PDAF. Congressmen are sporting the latest SUVs and living in the most expensive places. 2. Enact the Anti-Dynasty Law. 3. Federalize the Philippines and empower the regions. Too much power on a Presidential form of government. 4. Corruption deter and discourage foreign investment so jail the corrupt first. 5. etc etc
BANNED POLITICAL DYNASTY
Philippines is second after Japan high electric rate.
i dont think these answeres area relevant in an ever changing time. Being human as a rational may have different POV of certain condition. Here's a thing, millennial my have different POV, which may be applicable now than those traditionals. With due respect to the traditional ones, there are some analysis which are not relevant nowadays.
eto na naman framer ng constitution na ayaw umasenso ang bayan pls we should not be decieved by this people because our constitution is not aplicable to our present economic provisions nganga tayo pag etong mga tao ang pakikinggan natin lets fight for chacha
Yung nagcomment ka pero wala ka namang inintindi sa pinag-usapan.
Mr Lagman and Mr Monsod are wisemen.....Sila ang dapat pakinggan.
yes, I agree
😮 thank you sir for voicing out such advocation which could be brought about by charter change
Unfortunately,the irony is atty. Monsod's strong arguments benefit Duterte as well. He clearly understands this when he mentioned we are on a slippery slope.
Foreign business Corp. will prefer electric power plant to invest here, it more profitable to make money. Because high cost it charge it generate electricity rate.
Bakit takot na takot sila sa ICC. Na praning na sila eh wala pa ngang na iissue na Warrant of Arrest. Ang naniniwsla sa sabi sabi wala ng bait sa sarili.
The problem: when problem arises, the SC will not call YOU for comments. The SC will have their own comments and findings. And these will not be in consonance with yours... So, it woul be best, embedded in Constitution
Dear, these people can discuss things informally within their circles. They can make sure that their points will be heard by the people that matter.
Karen cha-cha can effect unprogrammed provisions and soldiers are not ready to shoot cheaters! What do we do???
Karen Davila why do you always interrupt/cut your interviewee when they are in the middle of explaining??? You are the interviewer that should wait for the interviewee to pause before interrupting so that we,the viewers/listeners are contented by their explanations? Is it your custom or manerrism for that matter? You are a brilliant journalist pero lahat na lang ng mga guests mo ay ganyan ang napapansin? This is a constructive criticism mam.Remember that your news is not for your sole satisfaction but for the Filipinos as a whole.Ibahin mo mam ang outline ng interviews mo❤❤❤
Ms. Karen, pls allow Atty. Monsod to finish…
Wow "that's intresting, youve tought of it"-karen
The constitution is too restrictive on all of its economic provisions. If we want the country to flourish and compete with other southeast asian countries, we need to change it. Time has come and gone and we have missed too much opportunities. We need to have a freer market so that we can fully utilize our freedoms most specially our freedom from poverty which affects 95% of all filipinos. For what will all other freedoms mean when our stomachs are aching and we cant provide for our families? All those who hate reform most specially those who hate reforms on the economic provisions of the Constitution hate CAPITIALISM and the FREE MARKET which in turn makes them enemies of FREEDOM and who are the enemies of the FREE MARKET? COMMUNISTS AND SOCIALISTS are the two.
The freer the market, the freer the people.
Great comment. Smash the 1987 constitution and free the Philippines!
edi mas lalo nang tatamarin mag invest ang local dahil sa dami ng competition
@@bilat-bikeislifeadventuret6499 No, mas gagalingan nila ng quality and value of local services and products dahil may global competition na.
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Saludo sa iyo Atty. Monsod na sa iyong edad ngayon ay kabutihan parin Ng mamayang Pilipino Ang iyong pinapahalagahan, sa totoo lang mga politikong buwaya lang naman Ang gustong palitan Ang ating "SALIGANG Batas, at sinasama pa Ang mga taong kapos ang pang unawa sa pagpapalpirma kuno para amiendahan ito. Maging mapagmatyag Tayo sa galawang Marcos na gusto na Namang hawakan sa leeg Ang mga Pilipino, hindi ang Constitution ang mali, Ang kurapsiyon ang nagpapahirap sa ating bansa, halimbawa nalang si Jinggoy Estrada na pawalang sala sa sa "Pandarambong " pero ang kasabwat na si Napoles ay ilang taon nang nabubulok sa kulungan, samantalang kumpleto naman ang mga pagpapatunay, ibig sabihin may mga taong bulok sa gobyerno hindi Ang " Constitution"
THE COUNTRY IS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. IT IS TIME TO VISIT AND REVIEW THE 1987 CONSTITUTION. IT WAS CREATED IN THE 80s. WE ARE IN THE 21ST CENTURY. THE 80s and today's world is different now. Too many things happening in the world. We need to move forward. Change the provisions that do not relate to current events.
MABUHAY ANG BAGONG PILIPINAS.
Right direction?
@@animezone_animezoneold and outdated systems needs to be disposed and replaced with new and better ones..
#YesToNuclearEnergy☢️
#YesToStrictFamilyPlanning
#NoToOverseasRemittanceDependence
#YesToConstitutionalReform
@@animezone_animezoneeconomic and societal progress by constitutional reform is something that cannot be comprehended by nearsighted and shallow minded people, so sorry for that
@@reyalcaraz6473 Constitutional reform like what? Charter change?
@@animezone_animezone total disposal of 1987 constitution, a constitution which quickly framed after edsa revolution due to the fact that the president itself isn't even legitimately elected. 👎
the only president that could have changed the constitution was PRRD bvecause he had overwhelming support from both houses of congress, but he did not, because he knew it would mean opening the pandoras box with the kind of politicians that we have in the legislature.
Duterte did nothing to protect the poor he was protecting big businesses that exploited our natural resources , he favored his businessmen friends to control our economy. Duterte was a weakling in economics , he was just obsessed with drugs and death that goes with it.
i think it is because every department has their own interpretation of the law
Sir Monsod, 1987 constitution ay bawal ang political dynasty, bakit mas grabe na ngayon! Agr
Get the bugs (tongressmen) out of the economic equation. If the constitution''s economic provision says "otherwise provided by law" you are giving self-serving bugs -the power to control though legislative introduction, that can be holisticaly taken or interpreted as FDI repellant, if not altogether; a pesticide by investors. In mining industry, Congress has been remiss in amplifying economic provisions of the constitution so that the vision of progress is paramount which is what "otherwise provided by law" really intended in those provisions. It sets in the constitution like a trap knowing the many protectionist if not self-serving acts of congress. Of course; foreign investors see a "clear and imminent danger" even if foreign ownership is constitutionally allowed. Any economic constitutional provision is aimed for the good of all players -not to those who make laws to their advantage. My humble autodiduct's opinion on the issue.
Yes….we are imperfect people, only , so no need to change our Constitution,…cuz, if these congressmen , made changes, still imperfect….at baka . Mapasama ( not good) pa kaming common Tao….God bless our country, PHILIPPINES. PLS ….NO HIDDEN AGENDA ….
I agree fully some of the economic provisions that these solons are suggesting can be done through amendments or enactment through legislation however what this august body want is to ask the people to empower the lower house to open the constitution which is very dangerous
The house solely in charge of any constitutional revision or amendment is defintely dangerous power-grab. Specially when it appears that the speaker, by means of re-allocating funds among congress members based on their loyalty to, and cooperation with him, has got a super-majority to be in lock-step with him
Thanks for this guesting. Very enlightening.
Thank you Miss Karen ,, for inviting Atty. Monsod and Justice Carpio…..who are loving our country, through giving us correct information, about our CONSTITUTION,… for me, a common Tao, … a teacher, can understand what your 2 intellegent speaker are talking about …..
Sana tagalog kayo magsalita para maintindihan ng masa
Nakakaintindi naman ako ng english bakit ikaw ay nahirapan at dinamay mo pa ang masa. Philippines official languages are tagalog and english.
so clear!!
meron tayung problem sa localized security. illegal drug is back on track without the duterte's
pnp leadership must be change. to be more supportive to the local businesses protecting them. wala sila kasabot the principles of national growth
please interview actual business owners who actually play in the market, more on the lowest levels to the highest. let them talk
research on the top list of crimes reported and how the pnp are responding on this crimes. you will find there that they are not that responsive