Lawmakers to open talks on amending constitution


The country’s House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco renewed a proposal to amend the country’s constitution by lifting restrictive economic provisions to attract more foreign investments.

A resolution from the Senate and the House of Representatives seeks to insert the phrase “unless otherwise provided by law” to several sections of the Constitution involving national patrimony and economy; education, science and technology; arts, culture and sports and general provisions, Velasco said.

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