Talk of the Town: Schools return, and so do their problems

Comments on “Schools return, and so do their problems,” (Safe Space by Anna Cristina Tuazon, 6/19/25) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:

That means even with no corruption, the state does not have enough funds to provide for the basic needs of each citizen. And that happened because according to another Inquirer article, the economy has not been able to catch up with population increase since the late 1980s, and got left behind by neighboring countries. And the cause of that is not solely corruption, as corruption levels were as high if not worse in the same countries.

Monk Manuel

Be READY to pay TAXES to support the education cost. Next To health care our government allocates the largest budget for basic education and currently for Operation ( exclusive of Capital Cost like infrastructures and child day care ) each Student is allocated an average $15 k /school year..

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‘Pambabae’

Eh paano ang mga binoboto puro pagpapayaman ang inaatupag imbes na pangangailangan ng taongbayan. tayo rin naghahalal sa kanila. wala tayong kadala dala.

2ndwindfan