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CDA banks on US, Japan endorsements of projects - Vimarsana News

CDA banks on US, Japan endorsements of projects

THE State-run firm Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) remains optimistic that projects for the Luzon Economic Corridor (LWC), its vision for Clark metropolis as Asia’s next investment hub, nears fruition after Washington and Tokyo’s endorsement. A statement the BCDA issued last Monday identified these projects as the Subic-Clark Railway…

Ousted Pampanga town mayor says politics behind implication in P3.6-B drugs seized - Vimarsana News

Ousted Pampanga town mayor says politics behind implication in P3.6-B drugs seized

Pampanga is now a hotspot for illegal drugs seized by authorities since 2022

HCPTI eyes growth through Subic | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

HCPTI eyes growth through Subic | The Manila Times

THE expansion and digitalization of the Subic Port can help boost the economy not only of areas north of Metro Manila but the entire country, a Filipino economist and infrastructure specialist said recently.

SBMA chief warns smugglers, drug lords | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

SBMA chief warns smugglers, drug lords | The Manila Times

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT: Following the discovery and seizure of P3.8 billion worth of illegal drugs last week, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman and Administrator Jonathan Tan on Friday defended the agency from accusations that the freeport is a hotbed of smuggling.

'Infrastructure development lowered logistics cost' - Vimarsana News

'Infrastructure development lowered logistics cost'

THE prioritization of infrastructure development initiated by the past government and sustained by the Marcos administration through the Department of Public Works and Highways helped bring down the logistics cost in the Philippines, an economist said.