Hindi pa nakauusad ang publiko sa nangyari sa “Love the Philippines” slogan ng Department of Tourism, sinundan agad ito ng bagong logo ng PAGCOR at ng paglulunsad ng “Bagong Pilipinas” slogan ng Malacañang.
Katulad ng “Love the Philippines,” inulan din ng batikos ang bagong logo ng PAGCOR na P3 milyon daw ang halaga. May ilang senador ang nagkwestyon sa integridad ng prosesong pinagdaanan nito. Pero marami ang nagulat dahil ang “Bagong Pilipinas” logo ay nagawa raw ng walang gastos mula sa pondo ng gobyerno.
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Sources
Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System, Handbook on Philippine Government Procurement (PhilGeps), accessed July 18, 2023
RTVMalacañang, 40th Anniversary of PAGCOR, July 11, 2023
Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, Purchase Contract, accessed July 28, 2023
Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, Notice of Award, accessed July 28, 2023
Official Gazette of the Philippines, Memorandum Circular No. 24, accessed July 24, 2023
RTVMalacañang, The 2023 State of the Nation Address 07/24/2023, July 24,2023
Senate of the Philippines, AMENDING R. A. NO. 8491 (THE FLAG AND HERALDIC CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES), accessed Aug. 11, 2023
News5Everywhere, Bagong PAGCOR logo na ginastusan ng P3M, inulan ng batikos, July 12, 2023
