Author: Alex Vidal

ASIDE from the protest or condemnation rally—or whatever type of rally or street noise the taxpayers have undertaken and are still planning to stage—a formal complaint in the Office of the Ombudsman must be lodged soon against the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and the International Builders Corporation (IBC) in relation to the P680-million Iloilo flyover project or Ungka Flyover (UFO) in Ungka, Pavia.

WE can’t blame Iloilo City officials led by Mayor Geronimo “Jerry” Treñas and Lone District Rep. Julienne “Jamjam” Baronda if they nearly went berserk over the weekend and threatened to declare an Armageddon against the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP).

IN my personal opinion, Senator Cynthia Villar has no humility.

THERE is a positive sign that Iloilo’s economic growth rate will dramatically barrel upward in the next few months amid recent reports that city hall and capitol were in quandary whether the mask mandate will be strictly imposed anew now that Covid cases were reportedly up once more in the months of March and April.

WHEN it comes to indicting a former president, the Philippines is “ahead” of the United States.