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Bunye: There they goooooooo....
14 hours ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
WATCHING the candidates file their COCs last week, I cannot help but recall the familiar reportage of a horse race sportscaster of yesteryears, the late Tony Trinidad.As soon as the race horses sprinted out of the San Lazaro starting gate, Trinidad's voice would blare across the hippodrome...
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7 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
Bunye: Second Filipino Kiwanis International president CONGRATULATIONS are in order for Florencio Cuevas "Polly" Lat who recently assumed his post as Kiwanis International president.Lat, a retired banker, is only the second Filipino to be elected to such prestigious post since Kiwanis International was founded 103 years ago.For administrative... Full story
21 days ago Atty. Ignacio R. Bunye
Bunye: Does age matter? LAST week, Senate President Vicente Sotto III filed a bill seeking to lower the minimum age of criminal responsibility from the current 15 to only 13 years.Sotto justified his proposal in view of the alarming rise of crimes committed by minors, aggravated by deliberate attempts of syndicates to use... Full story
28 days ago John Leo C. Algo
A new way of solving the disaster problem WHAT the Philippines experienced with Typhoon Ompong was a painful reminder of disasters brought by storms such as Ondoy and Yolanda over the past decade. It also served as a foretaste of things to come, as the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa)... Full story
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Blaze destroys P1.2M worth of property FIRE struck Sitio Lower Sampaguita, Barangay Banilad in Mandaue City yesterday morning.Three...
Duterte-Carpio ‘endorses’ Garcia for governor “I AM here to campaign (for the candidacy) of Gov. Gwen Garcia.”This was uttered by Davao City...
CA allows Cuenco to return to work DESPITE the decision of the Court of Appeals (CA) that allows him to return to the Cebu City...
PAMPANGA. Hermosa Mayor Antonio Joseph Inton (3rd, R) received the P2.7 million check from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines under its “Bukas na Pintuan Tungo sa Pagbabago” program which provides assistance to drug reformists in the town. (Photo by PIA)
NGCP donates P2.7M for drug reformists in Bataan town HERMOSA, Bataan -- The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) recently turned over...
‘Don’t wait for disaster to strike’ CEBU CITY should purchase a relocation site for residents who might be displaced because of a crack...