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  1. Texas Instruments has operated in the Philippines for 40 years, with the Bases Conversion and Development Authority managing ecozones for national economic priorities.

BCDA, a state-owned enterprise in the Philippines, has been involved in land designation activities in Tarlac since January 2026.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 27
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BCDA, a state-owned enterprise in the Philippines, has been involved in land designation activities in Tarlac since January 2026.

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TarlacBases Conversion and Development AuthorityPhilippines

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  1. BCDA identified a site in New Clark City, Tarlac, while Aetas fear losing their ancestral lands amid a US-led initiative.Sub-event
  2. BCDA is managing the development plans for the Clark site in Central Luzon, which is overseen by the Marcos administration and utilizes the Bangut River as a potential water source.Sub-event
  3. A bridge project has been completed, connecting Zambales, Pampanga, and Tarlac to ensure uninterrupted flow between the provinces.Sub-event
  4. BCDA designates land in Tarlac, Philippines.1 source

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