Bill seeking ABS-CBN franchise to operate filed in House
- A bill seeking to grant ABS-CBN Corporation a franchise to operate has been filed in the House of Representatives by House Ways and Means Chairperson Joey Salceda.
- Joey Salceda stated that ABS-CBN did not violate ownership restrictions and did not have pending tax liabilities during previous congressional deliberations.
- The non-renewal of the ABS-CBN franchise cost around 11,000 direct jobs and contributed to increased COVID-19 infections in 2020, according to the bill.
- Prior to the franchise's rejection, 36 percent of Filipinos relied on ABS-CBN for news and entertainment, highlighting its importance in disaster risk reduction strategies.
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