Government Takeover Of ABS-CBN Never In Our Mind – Villafuerte
GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER OF ABS-CBN – Camarines Sur 2nd District Luis Raymund Villafuerte denied the claim that there might be a government takeover of ABS-CBN network.
According to the official Facebook page of ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC 24/7), Villafuerte said that the proposal to use the network’s transmitter and facilities for alternative distance learning can be negotiatied.
Villafuerte added that the government can pay for it.
The page also has a video of an interview with ABS-CBN’s Karen Davila to Villafuerte, where this report came from. You can check it right here.
When Davila cited that the critics said that the government will took over the network, Villafuerte denied the claim saying that it’s never in his mind that the government will take over one of the leading networks in the country
The post gained at nearly 400 reactions, mostly angry, likes and haha reacts; as well as 38 shares. Here are some of the comments:
What after what they’ve done all these years with tax evasion/ manipulation? And they will have the nerve to get money for compensation??? I’m confused bewildered and aghast all at at same time!!! Something must be wrong with people of entitlement!! Haaiiist!!!
Julius Villeta on Facebook
“Well, the government has the right to take private property for public use with just compensation. It is one of the 3 inherent powers of the state, eminent domain, and it is legal with or without a law. Plus, eminent domain is also allowed in our Constitution…… just saying”
Nelia Thomas on Facebook
“mga walang puso sarili lang ang iniisip ang daming nawalan ng trabaho, iyong nalungkot sa buhay sa bahay kapag nanuod ng palabas sa abs cbn mawala ang lungkot sa lugar namin hindi na nagagamit mga tv , ok lang pinasara tinapos lang muna sana ang pandemic pilipino dapat ang uunahin”
Dongsk Dalahay Calis on Facebook
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