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February 2025

An honorable compromise for Dagupeños

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

AS we usher in the year of the Chinese Wooden Snake, many have expressed hopes that the protracted political animosities seen at the Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod will finally come to an end. While the five minority members (Councilors Michael Fernandez, Jigs Seen, Dennis Canto, Kap. Marcelino “Lino” Fernandez and SK…

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An honorable compromise for Dagupeños

By February 4, 2025Editorial, Punch Gallery

A P132-million waste

By | Out of the fire

By Gonzalo Duque   AS I’m writing this column, we were requested by our publisher that we submit our articles earlier. But two rallies are to be staged on January 31st, one at EDSA calling for the impeachment of both Vice President Sara Duterte and President Bongbong Marcos. The other will…

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A P132-million waste

By February 4, 2025Out of the fire

Peddling fake news

By | Random Thoughts

By Leonardo Micua   IT remains a puzzle who uploaded the fake news that former Governor Pogi Espino has withdrawn from the race after supposedly being appointed interim secretary of the Presidential Communications Office, which Espino himself flatly denied. The same fake news claimed that Espino’s running mate, former Dasol Mayor Noel…

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Peddling fake news

By February 4, 2025Random Thoughts

Who owns Malico?

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   IT took twenty-nine years for Taguig to win a boundary dispute with Makati, from 22 November 1993 to 03 April 2023. In 2023, the Supreme Court affirmed Taguig’s jurisdiction over the Fort Bonifacio military reservation (including Bonifacio Global City and the ten Enlisted Men’s Barrios…

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Who owns Malico?

By February 4, 2025G Spot

Landmark case redefines ‘Psychological Incapacity’

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano       BELOW is an annotation by Atty. Daphne Areola of a Supreme Court decision penned by Associate Justice Marvic Leonen. With her permission, I thought of sharing this here. “The family is considered an inviolable social institution in the Philippine Constitution, symbolizing its importance in society….

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Landmark case redefines ‘Psychological Incapacity’

By February 4, 2025Andromeda's Vortex

A new era in vision restoration at R1MC

By | Newsy News

By Eva C. Visperas   A groundbreaking medical procedure at Region 1 Medical Center’s (R1MC) Department of Ophthalmology and Eye Center restored the vision of a patient who had long suffered from severe eye damage due to a chemical injury. For the first time in Pangasinan, the Boston Keratoprosthesis, a…

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A new era in vision restoration at R1MC

By February 4, 2025Newsy News

Pangasinan thumps Biñan in PSL, 90-78

By | Sports

THE Pangasinan Abono Reapers ended their two-game losing streak after clobbering the Biñan Tatak Gel Beast, 90-78, in the 4th Pilipinas Super League President’s Cup last January 25 at the Robert Estrella Sr. Memorial Stadium in Rosales, Pangasinan. Pangasinan’s veteran center Michael Mabulac had an excellent shooting from the shaded area with eight markers and twin rebounds in the first frame. On the other hand, Kenny Rocacurva returned the favor with an early 9-point spurt to produce…

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Pangasinan thumps Biñan in PSL, 90-78

By February 4, 2025Sports

VMUF’s Cano shines in National Archery Championship

By | Sports

FOURTEEN-year-old Leila Jell Cano of the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation (VMUF) demonstrated her exceptional marksmanship skills when she captured one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals in the U18 Women’ Recurve during the National Archery Championship last January 23-26, 2025 held at the STI Goldtoe Archery Range in Marikina City. Hosted by the World…

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VMUF’s Cano shines in National Archery Championship

By February 4, 2025Sports