Joint Letter to COMELEC

FINEX Editorial Team

A joint letter of various business and citizen’s sectors expressing certain concerns pertaining to the forthcoming national and local elections, particularly in light of the continuing health crisis brough about by the COVID-19 pandemic and the imperatives of implementing a credible and orderly process to have a clean and honest elections.

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