Qatar-based Al Jazeera visited one of the supermarkets of PAGASA
Pres. Steven T. Cua to interview him regarding the state of retail economy on 20
July 2017 just four days short of President Duterte’s State of the
Nation address in Congress. They wanted to feature in their news how
local business people are taking to the rather radical approach of the
current administration to solving the perceived ills of society. Of course,
STC told it like it is both with the good and the bad; how the President is
coping given his campaign promises with unorthodox solutions yet
finding difficulty to rid society of age-old menaces. At the same time,
unwelcome remarks as well as perceived security problems are
hindering foreign tourists from finding the Philippines to be the safe
heaven it used to be before the strife in Marawi and the drug issue in
the urban centers. Foreign investors are focusing on how the economy
is holding up a year into the administration of President Duterte.
Qatar-based Al Jazeera visited one of the supermarkets of PAGASA
Pres. Steven T. Cua to interview him regarding the state of retail economy on 20 July 2017 just four days short of President Duterte’s State of the
Nation address in Congress. They wanted to feature in their news how
local business people are taking to the rather radical approach of the
current administration to solving the perceived ills of society. Of course,
STC told it like it is both with the good and the bad; how the President is
coping given his campaign promises with unorthodox solutions yet
finding difficulty to rid society of age-old menaces. At the same time,
unwelcome remarks as well as perceived security problems are
hindering foreign tourists from finding the Philippines to be the safe
heaven it used to be before the strife in Marawi and the drug issue in
the urban centers. Foreign investors are focusing on how the economy
is holding up a year into the administration of President Duterte.
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