- Officials and constituents of Benguet must act against the dumping of cadavers along their roads, as it taints the reputation of the province as a peaceful and orderly locality.
- It is not self-aggrandizement when City Hall awarded several people even if it’s too early to tell if the traffic experiments are working as commuters complain.
- Voters who are not used to streamers acknowledging politicians for implementing projects are not impressed with the tarpaulins saluting people behind the removal of spaghetti wires.
- Several LGUs that have cancelled festivals and tourism-related events in their areas may reconsider their decision following the joint statement of concerned agencies on Covid-19.
- The series of letters from fictitious characters emailed to media outfits is not another desperate attempt by this organization linked to photo manipulation to malign a movement.
- The secretary of this provincial legislator in the Cordillera opted to resign abruptly when her long-time supervisor made sexual advances against her will on several occasions.
- Hackers and trolls were not behind the plans to stop an online signature campaign that aims to gather a million signatures convincing Congress to renew the franchise of a TV network.
- There is no double standard when those in power question foreign investments in media while Congress backs a bill allowing full foreign ownership of public utilities.
- No individual from the Cordillera is calling government employees and informing them to pay certain amounts so they can be exonerated from bogus administrative charges.
- The family of a minor, who was sexually abused by armed personnel in Ifugao, is being offered P70,000 to convince them not to pursue the filing of charges against the suspect.
- Several erring contractors have started mending their ways for fear of being blacklisted by the DPWH following the series of project inspection by this local chief executive.
- Most of the crowd-drawing events in the Summer Capital were reset next month, as if the threat of the Covid-19 that has killed thousands worldwide would die down in March.
April 27, 2024