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THE rollout of coin deposit machines (CoDMs) in various parts of Metro will help alleviate the coin shortage in the country and cut the government’s losses in minting coins, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
“I think a lot of times (in) our legislative process… we vote on bills based on hopes and dreams,” Rubio said. A cross-reference of donations with voting records indicates that oil money alone doesn’t necessarily translate to votes.