RIVAL politicians are expected to disagree. An active and constructive opposition, like the role played by media as watchdogs, could actually prove to be beneficial for the people because then our public officials would be compelled to be on their toes, making sure they perform their duties well. But that is clearly not the case in the island town of Anda.
       The long-standing squabble in this remote 4th class municipality, geographically detached but linked to the province's mainland by a bridge, between  the mayor versus   the vice  mayor  and several councilors has now become nastier with the 30-day suspension order slapped by the Provincial Board against the mayor. The political harassment has now moved up to a bigger sphere.
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