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  1. The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) discussed concerns with the local government of Capas.
  2. BCDA develops sites and provides landholdings in Capas and Bamban, with support from Jose Ramon Aliling.

BCDA advancing Clark Advanced Manufacturing Park with US support

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The Bases Conversion and Development Authority is constructing the Clark Advanced Manufacturing Park in Capas with support from the United States. The park is intended to cater to corporations, and it includes the Pax Silica hub, a facility for artificial intelligence and semiconductor manufacturing. Reports indicate that the construction area overlaps with family lands in Capas, leading to concerns regarding indigenous rights and land acquisition processes.

From bulatlat.com

Why it matters

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The creation of this large, US-backed industrial park introduces significant foreign investment into the region. The hub is designed to attract high-tech manufacturing, specifically in AI and semiconductors, which could reshape the economic landscape of the province.

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority manages sites and provides landholdings in Capas and Bamban, while coordinating with the local government of Capas.

From bulatlat.com

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    The Philippines could experience increased geopolitical dependency through the influx of US-backed manufacturing investment.

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