CARMONA, Cavite — The push for an anti-political dynasty bill met stiff resistance here, as residents who spoke during public consultations held by the House of Representatives’ Committee on suffrage and electoral reforms urged lawmakers to address corruption first. John dela Cruz from General Mariano Alvarez (GMA) said that Carmona was once a dumpsite for trash and dead bodies. However, despite the absence of political dynasties in GMA, dela Cruz said that Carmona has overtaken his town in terms of progress. READ: Monsod to Senate: Pass bill completely abolishing political dynasties “If we will recall, I am from GMA, I have […]... Keep on reading: Anti-political dynasty bill meets stiff opposition in Cavite