Former president of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos, came into power on the back of a populist campaign that promised to, among other things, make the country great again. He made close ties with the military, declared martial law in 1972, and was accused of countless human rights abuses. Marcos also began to siphon money out of state coffers while enriching his closest friends and allies at the same time. In this first episode of Big Steal, we learn how the former president, became one of the

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Marcos signs mining tax regime law President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed Republic Act (RA) 12253 or the 'Enhanced Fiscal Regime for Large-Scale Metallic Mining Act' in Malacañang on Sept. 4, 2025. The new law seeks to simplify and rationalize the fiscal regime for large-scale metallic mining, ensuring an equitable share of mining revenues for the government while upholding the principles of transparency, accountability and good governance in the mining industry. Under the law, the estimated reve