Have a conversation with an executive in any industry sector here in the Philippines, and you will invariably hear of two major “obstacles to business development”: The high cost of electricity and corruption. The latter issue of course has captured the public’s attention through the recent drama involving the “pork barrel” scandal, and has become even more salacious with the implication of the Aquino Administration’s deep involvement in the shenanigans managed by Janet Lim-Napoles when President B.S. Aquino III personally attended to “Ma’am” Janet’s “surrender” at Malacañang last Wednesday night.
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