Marcos Assures Tarlac Indigenous Groups Not Displaced by Pax Silica Project
President Marcos assured that the proposed 1,600-hectare Pax Silica project in Capas, Tarlac, aimed at bolstering AI and semiconductor supply chains, will not displace indigenous communities or their ancestral burial grounds, emphasizing cultural sensitivity in discussions.
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