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The budget weapon: How a 1991 law was weaponized to wipe out 1,832 workers in Misor
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The budget weapon: How a 1991 law was weaponized to wipe out 1,832 workers in Misor
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — The dismissal of 1,832 workers in Misamis Oriental was not an accident of bureaucracy. It was a precision strike made possible by a legal loophole that turns the provincial budget into a political kill switch. While the public focus has been on the P1.1-billion slash in the executive budget, the real mechanism of the purge lies in the obscure mechanics of a “Re-enacted Budget” — a fiscal safety net that has been weaponized …
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