GMA revives cha-cha plan
November 8, 2007  -- Got something to say?
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The relationship, including rights, between individual states and the federal government are clearly defined. In the United States, each state has its own law-making body, although each state is represented in the US Congress (two senators for each state and one congressman for every congressional district based on population). In the Philippine setting, theoretically, there would be as many states are there are now provinces, or the merging of provinces to form a single state.
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