I am from Mindanao and a lot of things changed since 2016 especially in infrastructures a lot of roadworks happening here from widening to building new road we are so thankful for this☺️KEEP RISING PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
@@bloodwargaming3662 bhai gae ho Netherlands ya UK ya Ireland agar ni toh ek bar ghum aao :) pata chal jaega unka purana khubsurat city bhi hamare new cities se crore guna better hai..., China apne jagah thik hai but European countries ka Infrastructure dekhna wo log eco friendly or best architecture k saath apni cities banae hai
@@bloodwargaming3662 bhai wo choro china or Europe dekh bhi aaj tak india sikh ni paya , humlog ko khud ka ghar dekhna chahiye , apne ghar ka infrastructure aaj tak thik ni kar pae even jo new smart cities bann rai hai wo dekho even material tak poor quality ka istemal hua hai aap naya raipur dekh lo 4,5 khubsurat government building or ek mall hai or ek landscape , residential houses ka architecture dekhna or material dekh or chuna wala paint use hua hai jo haath mein chipak jata hai ... Balki purani cities ko tod k brand new cities banana chahiye , japan bhejna chahiye hamare labour construction workers ko training k liye taki wo log sikh k aae ki kaise fast construction work hota hai taki hamari har cities 2 mahine mein he bann jae naaki 20 saal mein.... Japan mein har 6 saal mein typhoon aata hai pura japan ujad k le jata hai mein purey japan ko wo log 6 mahine k andar pura japan brand new ready kr dete hai as it was yea quality hona chahiye....
The Philippines like the rest of SE Asia , has huge potential. Putting well thought out infrastructure in place is crucial. Hopefully now this is happening.
@DB bruh, she didn't said that. She said that she'll continue and she'll prioritize mass transportation for commuters than a car-centric infrastructure (but those road projects will still continue). What you said was a fake news. I'm not here to berate you, I'm just correcting it.
@@bryx170 According to CNN, "Robredo will continue the administrations BBB program and would push her projects that would directly impact those who needed the most". Robredo: Yung sakin dapat ung infrastructure natin mag sspur ng rural development. Kasi ung infra natin masyadong concentrated sa MM. Kailangan ilabas siya pero di siya mailalabas kung di natin hinanda (I think she meant "ihahanda") ung provinnces across the country. Though you're right that she didn't say na she will not continue but I beg to disagree from what she said. First, | the “Build, Build, Build” program is the Duterte administration's ambitious infrastructure development plan that is composed of thousands of projects to be implemented all over the country. | It's already being implemented throughout the country. Now, why did she say na MM lang naka-focus ung development? (Which I think not true) It's because MM needed it the most. This is the economical center of the Philippines. MM is already deprived of infras. Like what she said, she would continue it to the places that needed it the most. | A total of 102 airport projects, 117 seaport projects, 1,090.30 kilometers of railway, 2,587 flood mitigation structures, 2,515 kilometers of road, and 1,020 bridges are currently under construction. | Does this look like it's concentrated to MM only? Medyo di ata nagcoconnect ung sinasabi ni Madam. I hope she really cares about this, if not (if she would become the president), I guess there would be huge resistance. She always sounds like politicizing rather than caring.
As Malaysian, I'm so glad my neighbouring countries are developing progressively...the mega plan is so promising I hope it's a sustainable one and that all people in the country will be able to reap the benefits from it... As much I'd love to experience the city, I'm also charmed by the beauty of the beaches and natural places in the Philippines. Can't wait borders to reopen again, I'd love to visit my Southeast Asian friends someday...go Philippines! 😍
As hopeful and progressive as it seems, the project is lined with corruption and further buries the country in debt. The debt the Ph owed skyrocketed during this president's term by so much that it dwarfs the incurred debt of the previous presidents combined. Though for a foreigner, the country is really great and everything is sold for cheap here. Hope you enjoy your time whenever the borders open
@@ZenitsuKunn Hate Philippines from Indonesia all of us Indonesians are Hate the Philippines we are Praying that Philippines will hit a lot of Disasters we are all Praying here in Jakartq
@@universanking5563 im a Filipino, That's rude but you can hate our country but dont think of us as low people..its disappointing that you will wish for that how come you want the people to suffer just because you hate the country dont be rude if people hurt you dont income it to the innocent people...whos already living their worst lives🥺💔
Filipino people so friendly 🥰🥰 many of them living in Cambodia as English teacher 👩🏻🏫. They’re so lovely!! Love you Filipino and Philippine! Love you from Cambodia ☺️ I hope to visit your country one day!!
some are even done. The world is too busy to fight against covid but the Philippines never stops building and building and building amidst the pandemic. This country is awesome.!
@@darko612 taxes remember the big companies Pres. RRD force and pinag mumura yung mga companya Na d bumabayad ng tax, tulad ng abs CBN at ni Lucio tan, ibat iba PA. Maynilad meralco etc.
@@darko612 as what I've said, taxes collected from big companies who's illegally paying there tax in small quantities like lucio tan Na pinag mumura ni duterte dahil d binabayara n since 90s. Well binayaran niya Na which is 6 billion or 9 kalimutan ko kung mag Kano. Example LNG yan marami PA.
@@muhamadfaizal2006 Sabah was a property of the Sultanate of Sulu once rented by a British company but after Malaysia gained independence the British surrender the State to the newly form government and then lately considered it as theirs. The rightful owner had keep lots of documents to prove it's their own property and a receipt of payment from rentals of the Malaysian government. That is why in our latest map the State of Sabah was reflected or extended. Someday we'll going to regain it by force you better watch out.
The best thing the Phillipines could do is allow wages to rise for the common person. Thus keeping more skilled labor in country and encouraging a more wholesome family structure.
Yes our construction industries must make a paradigm shift when it comes to appreciating our supply of skilled labor by paying them commensurate in order to keep them inbound and not have them leave the country for less wages. Then they therefore afford the goods and services within the whole archiepelago.Just saying in my humble opinion. Mabuhay and Peace.
Wages are important and endo should stop. People should be more aware of which politicians are against raising wages and pro-endo are. In my observations, the liberal party has consistently sided with oligarchs but yet some ordinary citizens still support them.
I believe we need to invest more in our industrial manufacturing sector. We have so many Filipinos who leave the country for better jobs. We need to increase economic opportunities so our ofws can stay in thier motherland, give out tax incentives for businesses who value our laborer and are participating in innovative industries. Our children need a brighter future hopefully one where the parents are at home with them living a comfortable life.
It's easy to be skeptical, but I'd rather be hopeful. The Phillipines deserves this kind of infrastructure for a (better) change. Actually, it's about time, and it's certainly needed and welcomed by all. How much of the project will be completed within the next few years remains to be seen, but the thought of the possibilities (IF...IF fully completed) is an exciting one.
I’ve been traveling to the Philippines for over 12 yrs. love the country and the people and even married a beautiful filipina. The changes I witnessed in this time are nothing short of incredible. President Duterte thank you. The future is bright! Very exciting times and when they allow us to return we will book our flight.
You can see the Political Will of The current admin. Despite the pandemic. He still ordered the continued ambitious plan. I did not see here much appreciation to President Duterte so here it is! Salamat Tatay and the hardworking boots on the ground workers for jumpstarting our country for the next president to continue.
I prayed so hard that my country Philippines will economically progressive for the future generations so that they can experience a good life with no more bullies for other countries that they would be proud being a filipino.
wdym, for bullies, never goes away and we're talking about how to make philippines economy good. And bullies never goes away even Racist from america still there since ww1 even for some country, i find it bullies and racist would never go away. I wish it goes away.
The problem with the Philippines is the RC Church. The priests control the minds of the people including many govt. officials; they take but give nothing in return. The Church opposes birth control and divorce while turning a blind eye to 14year old girls giving birth and living in squalor abandoned by the fathers while increasing the population to 62 million? Any community under the heel of the Church will always be in trouble and economically depressed even with the best of intentions of honest and progressive investors. I wish the Phil. the very best but I expect that 10 years from now more progress will be evident in the Buddhist and Muslim countries than the Philippines.
Huge potential for the Philippines! Large population of young people, language fluency, diverse geographic and sectural origins of expatriate workers, geographic location, biodiversity, earth minerals and natural resources, etc.
@@rma8347 you're gonna ignore the idiots that knows nothing other than making tiktoks and babies at a very early age? Corrupt politicians sucks indeed, but idiot citizens are way worse.
@@pongangelo2048 Idiot citizens exist, yes, but they are a result of the government's intentional neglect. These greedy, tyrannical, political dynasties with great amounts of influence promote sentimentalism over logic, fund troll farms, disregards critical thinking, and takes advantage of our own people's most desperate desires (the desperation to get out of poverty). There are two types of people in this world: Leaders, and followers. Leaders cannot be leaders without followers, and without leaders, followers are lost. It becomes apparent that a society has failed when our leaders do everything in their power to suppress the cultivation of new leaders. This is the Philippines. Our country. A failed democracy.
I'm a Filipino who lives in the Philippines, in Metro Manila to be exact. As much as I support improving our infrastructure especially the dreaded transportation problem, I hope this will not end up further increasing the tax rate in our country. The monthly income of an average Filipino worker is around 20k to 30k pesos (396 to 594 USD) that isn't really much considering housing rent averages around 8k pesos (158USD) plus you also need to pay for food, utilities, fuel/transportation, and other needs. Increasing the tax rate will just further strain both middle and lower class of society. The prices of goods keeps on going up while your salary remains the same.
Thank you for addressing this. Very well said. 👍☺️ I also support this plan or idea, but the fact we don't have money to build all of this ambitious plan. The people are the one to suffer, specially the children who are always left behind by the parents (mother or father) who works abroad. 🤷😤 🙏🕊️❤️
There's really no need to increase tax rate to fulfill this plan. Spending more money simply becomes national debt which is really nothing in reality because World bank and IMF for example can create money out of nothing which can be borrowed by countries like PH.
*As a Filipino Seafarer I've been to many countries I can tell that Indonesia and Malaysia is richer than Philippines according to our maritime routes. In my opinion BRAZIL, INDIA, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA AND VIETNAM are the countries that has the economic advantage and soon to come to power in terms of maritime trade. I also saw SOUTH AFRICA as a Country that is rich in raw materials and the global trade as well but it breaks my heart seeing the fall of SA due to political and civil war that is going on. I hope someday hatred will be extinguished.*
Philippines have potential to be develop but the main problem is the weather. With seasonal typhoons, a lot of development projects would cost higher than it would in Indonesia and Malaysia. North Philippine can become a good hub for port and maritime trade as it can bypass Chinese ports straight to Taiwan and then to Japan and Korea. Perhaps instead of East-West route, Philippine should build facilities to cater to North-South trade, from Japan to Philippine, and then Indonesia or Papua, to Australia and New Zealand. Still, the problem of weather is still there plus the need to build up Mindanao and probably Papua would take a lot of time. Its also less profitable compared to East-West route but by building good port facilities at both northern and southern end of the Philippine, at least the development of the country won't be too Manila-centric and help to unify the country via better domestic trade route and development of the islands, plus the northern port can cater to the East-West route too. One good advantage of the Philippine is the diaspora in the USA that help to popularize Philippine's product in the West and the Hispanic heritage that can be use to market product of industry to Europe and South America. Not to say that adopting Tagalog as national language is a mistake but had the Spanish language been preserved in the everyday life of the Philippines, access to the Hispanic market would certainly be easier. At least culturally, Philippine are technically within the Hispanic sphere.
Due to the current political civil war. I have came into conclusion that here in the philippines majority of filipinos are "anti-intellectual".... You try to educate them without even attacking them and show them facts, but they will attack you with ad hominem retorts and ignore the facts, smart shame you for knowing things they don't, call you out for being an elitist and other none sensical stuff they spew out because you're simply on the wrong side.
Correct ka jan kabayan. Mayaman ang Malaysia petronas saka nila 2.05 ringgit gasoline per litre 2.15 ringgit diesel nila, kompara sa pinas my palm oil pa sila at saka timber
Philippines have tons of rich and untouched resources, the only place that we touched was around Metro Manila, leaving the outside of it untouched. So I can see that Philippines have a lot of potential and could be a world power by the next 20 years if we use our untouched and unsearched resources around the Philippines. Most of our resources are not touched since the dawn of man.
@@genebressler758 I don’t think so probly 30 years ago yes but now administration of duterte our country it’s way better and if you study history or watch geography you would actually know that Philippines sea belongs to us so your government have issue with our country you guys eager to take the Philippines sea so don’t tel me that my country is currupted because duterte it’s doing great job to keep economy growing you guys need to stay away from our territory I’m sorry also to say but your country it’s communist you really need to watch geography about Philippines sea so would get educated about it ✌️✌️✌️
Trivia: For foreigners and people not living in Luzon area of the Philippines. New Manila International Airport is not located inside the National Capital Region Metro Manila but instead it is situated several kilometers/miles outside, in the province of Bulacan. That is why it's other name is Bulacan International Airport.
Capital of the PH is Manila. mas kilala pa nga ang Manila kaysa Philippines eh. doesnt matter namn un nga NAIA ipinangalan ky ninoy kahit wlang kinalaman. pra sa akin mas maganda un New Manila International Airport
@@DarwinTenorioVlogs Tama ka Manila ang Capital, dapat sinabi ko National Capital Region o NCR salamat sa correction. Pinapaalala ko lang sa mga foreigners at mga ibang hindi taga luzon. Dahil marami sa kanila kung magbobook ng ticket sigurado, dahil may Manila sa pangalan, iisipin nila pag baba nila Manila na agad kaya sigurado lalo na mga foreigners magagalit pag baba nila. Di tulad ng NAIA na ireresearch pa nila kung saan yun kaya malalaman nila na nasa Metro Manila yun.
@@keurikeuri7851 exactly, kasi khit namn saan bansa eh gnun setup, parang Japan. Narita international airport, ewan ko ba bkit di pa pinapalita un NAIA na wla namn kinalaman dahil napatay lng si ninoy pinangalan na, sa mga airport code wla naman PHL nakalagay MNL
It's ambitious but why not?! We need strong, more than patriotic, and deeply knowledgeable leaders and constituents and a faithful soul to commit to this. 🇵🇭
That's good! However, the Agriculture sector has to improve parallel to the infra developments. Food is expensive in the Philippines and food prices will continue to rise as the population and the economy rise.
In a sense better roads indirectly helps farmers. And major cities moving closer to rural areas reduce travel time for small time farmers. Sadly there is not enough needed innovation, funding, and risk taking to increase production.
@@KriKri0262 The cost of building and maintaining "Transportation" infrastructure in the Philippines is way too expensive trying to do it the way they are doing it, it will not "Trickle Down" much in the way of benefits for the average worker. It may initially provide jobs, but the pay will not be good, and the government will raise taxes on that pay. The PI is not well set up to be a manufacturing hub or even trading hub. Those bases have already been covered by other SEA nations. Growth is a dual edged sword, and not always the wisest choice. Filipinos need to think harder about their future and quit living in Catholic mental lala land.
@@Dana-ie2bh Keep your opinions to yourself. You have no idea what you are talking about. Are you an economy and infrastructure expert? The Philippines is finally doing something about infrastructure and creating them so the economy will grow. Name me a country in the world that doesn't spend so much money in infrastructure and maintaining it? So should Philippines not create infrastructure because "IT IS HARD TO MAINTAIN AND EXPENSIVE" ??? and your comment about "Quit living in Catholic mental Lala land" is offensive, what is better than the catholic mental Lala land? Secular Progressive? How exactly Secular Progressives improved Human kind?
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Food is already cheap, some of them goes up and some of them goes down, and some of them just in stable prices like before. Duterte's infrastructure plan will actually help the farmers because of the infrastrucures plan has included build more bridges and better roads. Duterte's administration is already the best after Marcos even though he declared two Civil wars- Drug war and Battle of Marawi, and the currency inflates a little bit, but still it helps the nation.
In 2019 Southeast Asian Games hosted by Philippines, there was an Indonesian gold medalist 20 kilometer walkway athlete Hendro and he's interviewed by an Filipino journalist. He said that he prefer the quality of gold medal in the Philippines than Malaysia and Singapore were hosted in sporting events where he participate just like Southeast Asian Games.
I hope I would live long enough to see my country grow to be a utopia for the people, with dazzling houses, with minimal corruption , and maybe even equality amongst the rich and the poor.
That's why you elect/choose GOOD, KNOWLEDGEABLE, and HONEST LEADERS. "Immediately Eliminate" those who are corrupt and not allow them to finish their term.
It's the people, businessman, traders, or in short the free market economy that make the country rich not the president nor the public official sitting right now. Look at Hong Kong.
Agriculture is gonna be next i think? Depending on the next president But Housing & Total Human Settlement will be hard to achieve for the 33th largest economy in the world We can in theory but not in reality Cause how divided our focuses Examples: Covid response Covid recovery Vaccination program Modernization of the AFP BBB and The upcoming typhoons we're gonna expect to come. To say it in simpler terms The current admin is spending national budget in a correct rate That's why it's gonna be weird hearing in news in the year or so Next to next mega projects completed But the spending came in the wrong time in a middle of a pandemic I don't blame anyone about the pandemic (Expect the Chinese Government censoring information that there is a epidemic happening?!?!) So let's just say the infrastructure projects are one of the biggest if not the biggest projects that had happened in the philippines in direct orders from the office of the president.
@@narayanlaxmi4990 most probably from loans or bonds. They are in no way bad for the country especially if its used to invest in improving the economy. Most economists would even say debt is a MUST when it comes to state investments
@@tekashiii i need to agree with you're statement The Philippines Debt to GDP is low compared to other countries in the world. (*DEBT TO GDP*) 2018 was 37.13% 2019 was 36.97% 2020 was 51.68% 2021 was 59.11% Most of are Debt are domestic.
As a Filipino that do live in the Philippines and as an architure student, i do agree that these are exciting infrastructure endeavors. The country deserves to utilize its potential (it's more fun in the Philippines!) BUT i hope with all these construction, someone/anyone, would think we MUST also *preserve* what is already here. Nature, historic structures, to name a few.
Those dirty slums in Manila deserves to be historically preserved. If you know Kowloon Walled City been destroyed in Hong Kong cuz it's ugly and people who used to lived there started to have nostalgia about that densely packed city. So our dirtiest slums should be preserved so new generations can experience it.
@Bakunawa corruption is part of the government (there’s no government that doesn’t have them) what we can do is have a system where it can be detected early and have the people responsible for held accountable for it. Which neither exist in PH, we literally have a son of a former dictator who stole $5-10 billion dollars (still hidden) running for presidency. And previously had a former president who was basically kicked out due to corruption but years later ran again and won as mayor in a major city. How can you explain that?
@@chancellorasher9417 ayyy basta sa akin dun ako sa kurap na may maraming magagawang proyekto. Lahat ng naging presidente may curruption. At magiging susunod na presidente for mayroon parin corruption...😂😂
As a returning overseas Filipino, I have seen the infrastructure improvements. Next, the Philippines must work on instilling discipline to help sustain economic progress. Just like in the vaccination drive, consistent awareness campaigns will pave the way towards a more cognizant and compassionate generations of Filipinos.
After seeing the ACTIONS of this gov't, overall, I'm impressed with Philippines the last few years since 2016. The first time I'm impressed with the improved infrastructure overall since I was born. Let's get these corrupt gov't that does nothing for Philippines and let other countries take our land..like the previous gov't..out of Philippines.
But then, the opposition groups here in the Philippines says that this will not benefit anyone, but you can clearly see that these infrastructure projects are essential for our economy's growth.
If the next President will continue on this PATH of BUILD BUILD BUILD then by no means the Philippines will be great again and the Philippines has too many potentials to offer.
@@genrossomanlapaz103 Leni climbed a mountain for a feeding program. Clearly she has nothing better to do as a vice president of a country of 100 Million . She is nothing but a picture perfect decor piece. Nothing remarkable about her.
SEA will be the center of economic activities in the next generation, and the infra activities as the starters. One factor to improve the region's economy is to ensure there's freedom of navigation in the entire South China and West Philippine Seas, otherwise, all dreams will come to naught.
Exactly! But how is that going to happen with China grabbing disputed islands and exerting military dominance while the U.S. withdraws to tend to it's own problems?
@@phillgame8872 Why? Duterte wants the U.S. out, and wants to dictate terms. No reason to sacrifice American lives for a country that keeps kicking us out.
@@jasonjames4254 duterte Never kick you guys out, Youre the one's who leave Philippines since the aquino Administration. Remember scarborough shoal? America leaves us behind when we need Them the Most, where did America protect us anyway?
@@phillgame8872 Duterte has been courting China since he first came into office. Then he bows down to China again by cancelling joint military exercises with the U.S. Duterte's foreign policy is schizophrenic. Duterte jeopardizes the Philippines' political sovereignty and long-term economic stability by accepting huge loans and inviting Chinese workers to take jobs away from Filipinos, and even granting many permanent resident status. Duterte even flouts the fact that he is Chinese! He's a damn fool on the world stage. Even though Obama had no business making press statements denouncing Duterte's lack of due process in the drug war, you don't get to call the sitting President of the U.S. a son-of-a-bitch without consequences. As we have seen during the last decade, China has no interest into transitioning toward political democracy. China will project it's power in the South China Sea until it controls all trade and commerce. The Philippines needs a logical coherent strategy to control Chinese expansion and aggression. Duterte is China's useful idiot!
@@joseflaurente1844 I lived there 18 months. The Filipino people are mostly wonderful. There are many beautiful natural wonders. The country has many many problems that other ASEAN nations have shown great improvement on but Pi lags behind. The one true news source, Rappler, is praised by the world but suppressed by the govt. Too much truth disturbs the powerful. Instead of stubborn pride, perhaps a critical assessment by the educated populace may be in order.
Philippines need more steps to be part of the progressive countries. Philippines cannot produce stable food supplies and it's already decades that we import rice, flours etc from other countries to sustain the needs of filipinos. High cost of basic commodities and low wages. Sky rocketting bill charge of private hospitals when many filipinos are poor.
Whatever that needs to be done right, first of all, must get rid of corruption in the country, starting from the very top down. If politicians are corrupted, no matter what how hard you work or how intelligent your people are, your country will not progress. Corruption is more deadly and insidious than drugs. STOP CORRUPTION first. Weed out all those who are corrupted, it’s going to be a long fight. It took Singapore 50 years to get where we are today, corruption free and of 1st world status....so good luck Philippines 💪..God bless you guys.
@@freshbakedclips4659 Yes there is. Singapore government is corruption free. The cabinet is the cleanest, then the rest of the ministers are just as clean.
@@bell-xk5dd You are comparing a small country with little or small influence on corruption to a country that is 21x more populated and has a huge influence on corruption since colonialism.
@@nightbotisahuman7388 What you say is true. If only you have a better government, things would be so different in the Philippines. Truth is Philippines is a beautiful country with an abundance of natural resources, all kinds of exotic fruits and flowers, hardworking people. With proper management, Philippines could be so rich and powerful. Just think of all those thousands of tiny islands that can be used as resorts to create wealth for the country, to promote tourism, Philippines has great potential, if only you have a capable government. But first you must weed out corruption, and this is the hardest part to get all the politicians to agree on. Anyway best of luck to you guys. God bless...
It is really glad to hear my neighbor, The Philippine is rising up and up. As a little Thai people, I feel happy every time I heard that good news coming from ASEAN.
Surely history will repeat itself. We were the 2nd richest after Japan back in th 20th century.. I pray that my this country will be a 1st world class so that we will not be looked down by other people as foreigners in other countries.
that is most likely not going to happen considering how rich singapore and SK is, we cant go back and enjoy a bustling economy as strong as it was at marcos's time. Im not a belittling the philippines its just logic and the truth.
Well i do hope that the projects will also be done in the provinces, although there are some developed provinces already, but most of the projects done were concentrated mostly in the greater Manila.
There are many highway infrastructures that are built in the provinces, actually. In my city, there are many bridges, and highways built for the purpose of separating transport trucks and other vehicles and bike lanes for bikes. I think they did it so that the city will develop in the future with minimized or no complications of traffic congestion, a mistake which happened in Manila.
@@knightofthesun758 That's too far fetched. Philippines will be a super power in the next coming years and won't ever need support from a Communist Country, ever. No doubt about it. Mark my words.
Honestly, I cannot wait for my country to change. The Government actually isnt the only problem to improve a nation, it is in the people or the it's citizens.
People are always saying the people are the problem. I don't think so, people are sacrificing so much and even working abroad for lack of opportunities. Don't self-hate.
Change starts from the top. Meaning nothing will change. Just look at who have been in charge and you'll find the same names circulating over and over again.
Malaysia, Singapore, viet nam, South Korea, japan, Taiwan know how to bring in foreign capital. That's why they are powerhouse countries now. No millionaire or billionaire has ever made money by borrowing it. It cannot be done. Forcing nations out of the Philippines that want to invest capital is the quickest way to poverty. Hating people and other pilipinos who are rich and even killing them out of jealousy and spite is not a good recipe for improving the economy. The crab mentality must become completely extinct or everyone will remain poor. Borrowing billions from china that can't be paid back will be the end of the Philippines. China will own it. The people have lost millions of jobs by keeping tourists out. In a country that didn't have enough jobs before and even then people were forced to work seven days a week for long long hours for money that couldn't support one person let alone families. The govt must allow foreign investment. To open factories and corporations. Not turn them away.
yung iba cant do anything economics related lol. pampolitka lang, apelyido nagdala at mga nagawa ng tatay who referred to the said candidate as lazy and incompetent
@@JapanLovez yes, then the Philippines will settle the score with China, U.S.A., Japan, Spain , U.K., etc. because they got destroyed by war. Just like how the Muslim Caliphate beaten the tired Byzantine and Persian empire after their long wars then conquered lands beyond the Arabian peninsula.
The Philippines will rapidly grow starting 2022. The savings from the easing of traffic congestion alone will be enough to dramatically push the country's GDP higher.
Impressive if it is completed, and even more so if done with quality materials and construction... but the corruption of large contracts is what concerns me. I hope in transportation infrastructure really does improve in the Philippines as it's quite congested in the metro areas and lacking in the provinces (countryside).
For as much as I don't like this administration's flip flops on policies (especially in regards to China) I really love how they drasitcally increased infastructure projects that you actually see and feel
@@Iamhim03 Not sure what you’re referring to. Du30 flirts too much with China. He tolerates illegal Chinese military presence in the South China Sea. He doesn’t push back against illegal Chinese incursions into Philippines territory. He permits insidious Chinese infiltration into the economy and destruction of the environment. China is evil and needs to be treated accordingly.
@@johnlacey3857 Be aggressive like Taiwan?. Lol, now US is building base in Taiwan. And china is sending everything they got exercising possible invasion, and Improving their hypersonic missiles. Lol, our navies doesn't even have firepower and we don't even have A reliable air force you want to force yah beliefs?. Lol. Hahahaha
@@johnlacey3857 with what? Talking?.Now Duterte is Talking against china if you read the news, does it sound convincing that they'll get back WPS?. Lol since 2000s china is laying their Eggs in WPS,lol. Like I said Philippines military is absolutely shthole. If US can't do anything about that, Philippines should do something in their Military instead of bringing back Americans and build bases in pH soil. Hahahaha.
It's time for SEA to rise among the rest, they have it all : nature, human, and other supported resources. The main problem might be the government bureaucracy itself but I do believe SEA is going to be the most anticipated region in the world.
nothing beats the past administration when it comes to corruption. Not even a single public hospital build. After more than 30 years it is only the Duterte administration who made hundred of public infrastructure.
They see gold in this and who's going to pay, our OFW and us, poor Pilipinos.🤷 They already started raising there SSS contribution and so on. This kind of ambition is okay and good but the question is, where are we going to get the fund to build all of this? To lend again, and who's going to suffer, not the government officials BTW. And the salary for the Pilipino worker in our country didn't even change and then the contribution for the government fund are increasing. 🤦😤 It's okay, let just hope for this and good luck to the next generation who's going to pay for this plan. 🤷 I'm not bitter, but I'm just concerned.☺️ 🙏🕊️❤️
@@lunaimadog4723 haha when we see projects like these, arent we happy we are stepping it up? I guess you dont know happiness and innovation. What hurts the most is past admins didn't have any nationwide problem and yet no project started. haha
I'm on board because the Philippines to me is the greatest country in the world when it comes to hospitality and hard work. That's why I moved here from America. I just hope and pray that the politicians of the Philippines will start reaching out more to its people because they will make the Philippines the greatest country in all of Asia
Don't be shocked, US made PH so bad economically. Betraying a president of the ph that time for whatever greed reason they had. It's not conspiracy by the way since there's sources about it and old video of ph president visiting America and a speech between leaders.
@@Justineexy The countries that are already somewhat high tech (Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei) will get there 2030 while the other countries get there 2040
Not to be critical but when has it ever been great on its own? This is a country that receives billions in aid every year and it never amounts to anything. Untill corruption is stopped things will never change and you can find corruption and scams on every street corner.
I love my Philippines brothers and sisters because they very nice pepole and honest and very friendly people , big love and big respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️
Both BBM and Leni have their own initiative when it comes to infrastructure. BBM is more on roads, while Leni prioritizes mass transportation projects. But no matter who wins, the projects should continue.
@@bryx170 correct! Kung paiiralin nila ang pagiging crab mentality malamang hndi tlga aasenso ang bansa. Dpt kpg nasa pwesto na sila dpt more on development na ang isipin nila at wg na pairalin ang pamomolitika.
Let's hope these mega projects and overall development of the Philippines support solar and the electric vehicle revolution that will be accelerating faster and faster worldwide. The internal combustion engine has been a plague on air quality and public health for too long.
That's because of our greatest and best President Rodrigo Roa Duterte. He is a very effective leader of our country, he has strong political will and charismatic approach 👊🇵🇭👊 Proud to be a Pilipino 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Pull a singapore and build mirrors and solar panels over buildings.. turn off the ACs. I promise you Manila will be 10 degrees (F) lower.. nakatira ako sa baguio at pumunta sa provinsiya, it was much cooler there since no one had ACs blasting hot air outside.
@@holtcompass3934 your argument is contradicting. Manila is far more polluted than any of the provinces. And don't compare Manila to Baguio or any other provinces, here there's a lot of infrastructure that pollutes everything even the people itself.
@@DArRen-fo8gk i grew up in the Pasig slums for a bit and i remember that a lot of the pollution was man-made.. everything from air pollution to just trash everywhere on the ground.. and the poor river. While i don't like the past administration, I'm glad they did something about it. Things have seemed to improve a lot in the 4 years I have been gone. But regardless, underdeveloped infrastructure is a correlation with pollution. But not a causation.
the real progress in terms of quality living is having a wages that can sufficiently meet our basic needs , order in the society ,efficient utilization of energy and quality education.
The tiger of asia has coming together with queen of birds the phillipine eagle of davao. This nation will be great again. Soon, we asian have our own currency called asian dollar that can match or maybe higher for exchange currency than to us dollar.. long live asia especially the "kingdom of maharlika" (phillipines).
Not the best though... Just decent... after his failed handling and governace against the Covid-19 and his failed promise in getting back the panatag shoal....
@@Kaiten-uk8gd no not that decent just look..not enough? boracay? manila bay? airports? trains?? clark sport center where are you looking? panatag shoal wla pang duterte ke erap pa yan..you are just too blind
