Chel Diokno urged the government to increase the education budget to 6% of GDP, citing the EDCOM 2 report that highlights underinvestment in education. He emphasized improving teacher support, upgrading salaries, and providing proper nutrition to students, especially in low-income areas. Former Senator Bam Aquino called for expanding the Free College Education Law to cover more students and ensure subsidies are adequately funded. Aquino also pushed for better integration between schools, the job market, and commerce to help students secure job offers before graduation. Both leaders stress the need for immediate action to address the education crisis and improve long-term opportunities for Filipinos.
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