Luzon Economic Corridor Investment Forum Sparks Protests Amidst Foreign Investment Push
A forum promoting investments in the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC) in the Philippines has drawn protests from some groups concerned about economic and strategic benefits and social/environmental costs. President Marcos urged investors to translate commitments into tangible projects.
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