Or, maybe that’s why they didn’t get their franchise renewed in 2014 when Noynoy was at helm.
You’re contradicting yourself.
You’re saying it shouldn’t even get to on the president’s desk, and then a moment later you’re saying pass it anyway and just challenge it in court later?
I’m all for giving ABS-CBN a franchise, but only IF they satisfy everything on Calida’s QW petition and their “creative” accounting.
The NTC has apologized to Congress.
NTC said it didn’t mean to disrespect Congress by ordering ABS-CBN’s shutdown: It was precisely NTC’s full respect and recognition for Congress’ sole prerogatives that led it to… conclude that it was legally bound to issue a CDO (cease and desist order).
From a viewership POV: GMA-7 has gained, but there’s really a solid chunk of Kapamilyas who’d rather not watch TV (millennials esp resorted to the online platform). I suppose those from VisMin might not have any better choices, since GMA-7’s channel distribution/ signal quality in those regions is limited.
I noticed na sa FB ko, daming nag se share ng incorrect information na naman about the legal issues involved.
Also, sana mag reap ng negative consequences in terms of reelection ang mga bumoto ng denial. very flimsy and idiotic reasons for their votes.
Maybe congress should abolish the following agencies (DOJ, BIR and SEC) for being more “idiotic” than them.
Imagine DOJ and SEC with its thousands of lawyers being fooled into thinking and declaring Lopez is a Filipino despite being unable to recite Panatang Makabayan and that PDRs are illegal! How dare they!
Let me ask you another question: What exactly is meant by “allegiance” and ano signifance niya in terms of an entity’s application for a franchise renewal given that Gabby Lopez is not the sole owner of the entity?
Specially when, as @Yatta said above, both the DOJ and SEC agreed that Gabby Lopez is 100% Filipino and even Enrile’s legal opinion says he is qualified to hold his position as chairman emeritus of the company.