Gadon’s anti-poverty czar appointment questioned: Any plans or programs?

President Marcos' appointment of controversial lawyer Larry Gadon as an anti-poverty czar has raised questions from several progressive groups, questioning what plans or programs will be created for the country’s marginalized sector. | GabrielLaluINQ

According to Brosas, Gadon’s position requires serious and diligent work as a lot of Filipinos remain poor.

Brosas further said that solving poverty would mean dealing with root causes like landlessness and joblessness across the nation.

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