A MENDING the Constitution to loosen restrictions on foreign investment and ownership is going to be, or at least should be, a make-or-break issue in the 2016 election campaign.
Vice President Binay, who is officially a candidate for the presidency, has given the issue a nod, saying in his “true state of the nation” campaign speech in Cavite on Monday that he would push for amending the economic provisions in the Constitution if he were elected.
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