Guv to Capitol chiefs: 'Follow me'; SP retorts: 'Follow us'And the saga on the now highly-controversial Executive Budget of the Iloilo Provincial Government (IPG) continues. The main question up front – Is Governor Niel Tupas Sr. on the right or is it the 9th Iloilo Sanggunian Panlalawigan (SP) who has the rightful stance on the issue? Iloilo militants press for Arroyo's ousterMilitants here held a protest rally yesterday to press for the ouster of President Arroyo following the national broadband network (NBN) controversy, which involved her husband, First Gentleman Miguel Arroyo. |
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Members of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente in their white suit participate in yesterday's protest action led by Bagong Alyansang Makabayan-Panay at the Provincial Capitol grounds. City dad wants PGMA to stayIf President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo steps down, Iloilo City has much to lose in terms of infrastructure projects such as the P200 million circumferential road. The radial road will benefit not only Iloilo City but also its neighboring municipalities. |
ILOILO NEWS
Councilor debunks issue linking him to illegal drugs
City Councilor Erwin Plagata recently came out to clarify the issue linking him to an alleged drug lord in Iloilo City.
Land Bank sets P11 B for LGU infra projects
The Land Bank of the Philippines said that about P11 billion has been set aside for infrastructure projects of various local government units this 2008.
Feb. 25-29 is Leprosy Prevention and Control Week
The Department of Health (DOH) has declared February 25-29 as Leprosy Prevention and Control Week to deepen the awareness of the people on the disease, its prevention and cure.
PANAY NEWS
Heart Disease, second leading cause of death in Antique
San Jose, Antique – Heart disease is the second leading cause of death in the province next to pneumonia said Mildred Quilino, Information Officer, Provincial Health Office.
EPG secretary sees no conflict with Malay officials
BORACAY – Eminent Persons Group (EPG) secretary Virtus Gil is hoping for the support and commitment of the local government of Malay to implement the existing municipal ordinances.
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OPINION
Reflection:
Our Christian identity
/ Fr. Roy
Health@Heart:
Reviving the 'Dead'
/ Philip S.
res gestae:
Cuevas must give more
/Francisco B.
rational Insanity:
Writers galore
/Bryan Mari
Eye Opener:
Philippines needs God-anointed leaders
/ Rodolfo P.
Young Voice:
Love is
/ Maria Reylan M.
Singles and the City:
Travel for Singles
/ Oliver Victor B.
FEATURES
Ikthus Iloilo: A place to belong, a place to become
In a world that is hungry for grace, one church has set its sights in transforming the community by offering the timeless message of the Word of God in a way that is enjoyable to the Ilonggos.
Jansen Felimon: Art through found objects and life's realities
Budding artist Jansen Felimon, 24, uses "found" objects to express life's realities. He is challenged by working on objects that other people find useless. Well, apart from the fact that doing so is not too expensive, considering that he is now focusing his resources on finishing his studies in Architecture at the Western Visayas College of Science and Technology.
The SOS Mother
The Mothers of SOS Children's Village around the world serve as surrogate parents to orphaned, abandoned, or abused children-not heir own.
Norma's Turn
Always one for entertaining in style, top hostess Norma Padilla Rosales celebrated her annual Dinagyang dinner party with smoked Norwegian Salmon and wines in a garden party at her early 1900's Strawberry House.
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