Police to file estafa raps vs suspects
Con artists who fooled several businesses in Metro Cebu into delivering over P6 million in goods before the May 13 election are still in Cebu, according to police investigators.
Con artists who fooled several businesses in Metro Cebu into delivering over P6 million in goods before the May 13 election are still in Cebu, according to police investigators.
A Malacañang official on Sunday backed the proclamation of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) of winning senatorial candidates ahead of the full count of votes, but said anybody could hale the agency to court.
Finally the election is over. The people have spoken and their voice should be respected.
It was heartening to observe young females involved with Vote Good. Females did not get the right to vote or be elected automatically; they had to fight for it.
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) en banc, sitting as the National Board of Canvassers, on Saturday sent invitations to two more candidates in the Senate race for proclamation.
I woke up Tuesday morning hearing updates about the local races and listening to broadcast media colleagues analyze the defeat of Congressman Eduardo Gullas in Talisay City’s mayoralty race.
A bill creating a new Province of Mactan will be the first proposal filed in Congress by 28-year-old Aileen Radaza, the newly elected representative of the lone district of Lapu-Lapu City.
When he returns to private life after June 30, Cebu City Rep. Tomas Osmeña will remain active in local politics and lead his group, the Bando Osmena-Pundok Kauswagan (BO-PK).
New faces are expected to lead some offices and departments at the Cebu City Hall when the election ban on personnel transfers is lifted.
After garnering nearly 80,000 votes more than his closest rival, Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes will review the performance of 36 department heads during his first 100 days in office.
Cebuanos showed their disenchantment with the old guard by toppling two of the most established political leaders in the May 13 election.
In the end, it all begins with ink. Ink, which is used to blot out those little ovals on that thin cardboard of a ballot.
A lead of over 150,000 votes with more than half of precincts counted in Cebu province placed Hilario “Junjun” Davide of the Liberal Party way ahead in the gubernatorial race.
