NUJP condemns blacklisting of 3 Bombo personnel at CapitolThe National Union of Jounalists of the Philippines (NUJP) Iloilo Chapter expressed concern over the blacklisting of three Bombo Radyo Iloilo personnel from all press functions at the Iloilo Provincial Capitol. Even school fund politicized?San Joaquin Mayor Ninfa Garin decried what she says is the 'politicized' use by the Capitol of the Special Education Fund. |
 Education officials and representatives of various local government units signed a covenant of cooperation during yesterday's First Provincial Education Summit at the Provincial Capitol, which was organized by the League of Municipalities of the Philippines-Iloilo chapter. Shown in photo (from left) are Division of Iloilo Schools superintendent Raymundo Lapating, Governor Niel Tupas, Department of Education Secretary Florencio Abad, his assistant, Dumangas Mayor Rolando Distura, Barotac Viejo Mayor Raul Tupas and Miagao Mayor Gerardo Flores
Despite 'blacklisting', Bombo won't pull out barred reporter from CapitolNo retreat, no surrender. |
ILOILO NEWS
Davao City dads in town for eco-tourism
The City Council of Davao City headed by Honorable Vice Mayor Luis Bongcuyan is in Iloilo and Aklan from May 23 to 26, 2005 to learn and replicate the gains of Panay Island in Eco-Tourism.
WV to present 'Kabugana-an' in Intramuros
“Kabugana-an sang Western Visayas” is a regional showcase of festivals, products and services and cultural uniqueness of Region VI which exemplifies the cooperation between the Department of Tourism on the one hand and the Local Government Units (LGUs) and the private sector on the other hand.
DFA able to process 438 passports via mobile service
The Department of Foreign Affairs was able to process a total of 438 passports during their mobile service conducted only this month of May 2005.
Trenas to attend joint summit for national unity
Iloilo City Mayor Jerry Trenas will attend the joint summit for national unity to be held in Metro Manila on June 11 and 12.
World Mission for Hungry People, Inc. launches Pig Bank Project
To help improve the livelihood of the poor in barangays through the use of progressive technology, especially in the field of agriculture, the World Mission for Hungry People, Inc. (WMHPI) led by Cho Moon Hwan formally launched June 1 the Pig Bank Project at Korean-Philippines Cooperation Center (KPCC) in Brgy. South Fundidor Molo, Iloilo City .
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OPINION
Editorial
Edsa 4...5...6... anyone?
Rational Insanity
The delicate matter of teenage sexuality
By Bryan Mari Argos
D.P.A.(Straight from the Camp)
Learning bits
By Francisco B. Lindero Jr.
Serendipity
My big fat shoe fetish
By Joanne Marie Combong-Pijuan
Opinion Polls
Do you agree with Tourism Secretary Ace Durano's statement that Boracay is in critical condition due to its uncontrolled development? Why?
By Marichel Teves-Magalona
Eye Opener
The ugly Filipino politician
By Rodolfo P. Gumabong
Antique in Perspective
Education, No.1 in Gov. Perez's priority list
By Jun Escalona
My Brother-in-law & other stories
Rules of the house
By Johnny P. Novera
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Fitting gowns for that 'I do' momentThere is nothing more essential to men and women than to be with the person they love the most and to be able to share their lifetime with their loved one. And their lifetime as a couple starts with the wedding, the first day of the rest of their life. |
Santacruzan at SM City Car ParkFilipinos love fiestas. They are celebrated all-year round all over the country. The colorful celebration commemorates a piece of history in the place. One fiesta that is celebrated nationwide in the summer is Flores de Mayo or Santacruzan. |
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