House Minority Leader Marcelino Libanan proposed amending the 1987 Constitution to address the country's corruption crisis, suggesting it as an initial step over calls for resignations or a snap election.
Libanan believes constitutional amendments are necessary for genuine electoral reforms, particularly concerning campaign spending limits, to level the playing field for candidates.
He favors a constitutional convention or constituent assembly to initiate these changes.
However, Malacañang, through Palace Press Officer Claire Castro, stated that President Marcos does not favor charter change at this time.
Castro suggested that a "change of heart" and improved attitude among elected officials are more appropriate solutions than amending the Constitution.
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