'A slap in the face of every teacher,' according to the Alliance of Concerned Teachers-Philippines.
given to election workers a “slap in the face of every teacher.”
ACT Philippines’ Chairperson, Vladimer Quetua, said that Marcos’s veto on the bill is a grave disrespect to the level of commitment and dedication that the teachers have shown during the elections.Pagbale-wala ito sa lahat ng hirap at sakripisyo ng mga gurong sa kabila ng pandemya at iba pang panganib ay nagbantay sa halalang si Pang. Marcos Jr. rin ang nakinabang,The progressive teacher said that the government shouldn’t think of the P1.
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