NAGA CITY -- Vice-President Leni Robredo on Thursday said stakeholders should revisit the tax reform for acceleration and inclusion (TRAIN) law as it continuously affects most poor Filipino families. "It's distressing because when we know that this is how high [prices] have become, it means the poorest have to sacrifice more. Those who have more, the middle class, they still have a buffer," Robredo said. According to Robredo, the TRAIN law has so many implications, including the unexpected inflation rate. "Hindi na-predict na ganito kataas iyong inflation, kaya kailangang i-revisit iyong safety net ng TRAIN," she said. (They were not able to predict that the inflation wou...
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