Critics unhappy with House’s final version of antidynasty bill

The House of Representatives passed a bill to prevent second-degree relatives from holding public office at the same time, but critics argue it's a weak measure to stop political dynasties. While the bill passed with significant support, many lawmakers feel it doesn't go far enough to address the entrenched influence of powerful political families. This move is seen as a crucial step in the broader effort to democratize politics and reduce corruption, but skepticism remains about its effectiveness.