- Many local politicians are not worried being cited by Comelec for violation of the Fair Elections Act for their series of public appearances similar to campaign sorties.
- This barangay official now wants to close an alleged gambling den, not due to the LGU policy but the intelihensya she is receiving is not enough to buy her son a car.
- A blocktimer’s broadcast program has been cancelled not due to financial concerns but due to the host’s positive stand on numbers’ game, which violates company policy.
- Farmers affected by the unabated smuggling know exactly the political leaders who are simply riding on the issue to advance their bid for May 2022 polls.
- A local research is needed before the proposed establishment of a slaughterhouse for rabbits to determine if rabbit meat can be alternative to pork and beef up north.
- This highly paid office head is trying to swindle the government by reimbursing rental fee for the use of projector in a seminar when it’s offered for free at the venue.
- A political camp is deeply hurt and dismayed that two of its supposed allies have also pledged allegiance to the other camp because the price is difficult to refuse.
- The regional police command made the right move in causing the temporary transfer of some 150 police officers, who are kin of candidates vying for various positions.
- Many parents and guardians of children ages five to 11 are hesitant to bring the kids to the vaccination sites and are closely monitoring the effects of the vaccine.
- A presidential candidate has a point when he claimed that the problem on unabated smuggling is attributed to a bad government that tolerates the system and its people.
- The state of various infrastructure projects, especially the multi-million rocknetting in national roads, is becoming a political issue that might bother some candidates.
- Some residents plan to file appropriate charges to members of the Comelec’s Oplan Baklas who ordered them to remove tarpaulins even inside their private properties.
April 25, 2024