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November 2025

Sierra Madre

By | G Spot

By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo   RECENT satellite imagery revealed significant deforestation in the Sierra Madre mountain range, causing public outcry and debate, with environmental groups expressing concern over its impact on the ecosystem of Sierra Madre, referred to as the “backbone of Luzon”, as it resembles a huge spine or…

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Sierra Madre

By November 16, 2025G Spot

Corruption in Legal Education?

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano   THE Legal Education Board (LEB) is encouraging law schools to offer a subject focused on anti-corruption in government. The initiative aims to expose students to potential careers in good governance, policy formulation, corruption investigation, and the prosecution of offenders. While existing courses like “Law on…

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Corruption in Legal Education?

By November 16, 2025Andromeda's Vortex

When lies go viral

By | Newsy News

By Eva C. Visperas   WAS it about starting a joke? Was it to gain more views and reactions in exchange for social media income? Was it part of the continuing saga of discrediting and destroying the leadership of incumbent city officials? Or was it simply to spread hate and…

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When lies go viral

By November 16, 2025Newsy News

Flood, Frankly (2nd of two parts)

By | Entre'acte, Punch Gallery

By Rex Catubig   WE are witnessing how, in record time and biblical proportion, dikes and rivers overflowed, copious rains fell within a short period, and lo and behold, the country drowned in flood water and unending hearings. Yet these occurrences could not have been generated by ignominious corruption alone…

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Flood, Frankly (2nd of two parts)

By November 16, 2025Entre'acte, Punch Gallery

DECORP to increase rates this November due to peso-dollar exchange

By | Business

THE Dagupan Electric Corporation (DECORP) announced a slight rise in its electricity generation rate this November, up to ₱0.40 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), largely attributed to the weakening of the Philippine peso against the US dollar. Atty. Randy Castilan, DECORP’s Chief Operating Officer, explained that this is due to the fluctuations…

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DECORP to increase rates this November due to peso-dollar exchange

By November 11, 2025Business

NTC warns public vs scammers during holiday season

By | Business

THE National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has warned the public to stay alert against scammers targeting individuals’ hard-earned money ahead of the holiday season. NTC Ilocos Legal Officer Atty. Ana Minelle Maningding said scammers are more active this time of year when employees begin receiving their bonuses. She cautioned that fraudsters…

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NTC warns public vs scammers during holiday season

By November 11, 2025Business

CCTVS AND SECURITY GUARDS OF BUS TERMINALS

By | Inside News, Punch Gallery

CCTVS AND SECURITY GUARDS OF BUS TERMINALS—Police personnel led by P/Major Maria Aurora Cruz, chief of the Administrative Section of the Regional Civil Security Unit, inspect the CCTVs installed in all bus terminals in Dagupan to ensure they are functioning for the safety and security of passengers. They also checked…

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CCTVS AND SECURITY GUARDS OF BUS TERMINALS

By November 11, 2025Inside News, Punch Gallery

Ex-Binmaley mayor condemns “malicious” spread of mugshot, vows legal action

By | Inside News

FORMER Binmaley Mayor Simplicio “Sammy” Rosario has condemned the circulation of his mugshot on social media and private group chats, calling the act “malicious” and “misleading.” The photograph, reportedly taken months ago in connection with a civil case, resurfaced online, prompting Rosario and his legal team to issue a formal…

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Ex-Binmaley mayor condemns “malicious” spread of mugshot, vows legal action

By November 11, 2025Inside News