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Dagupan City Hall’s insatiable greed

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THE continued refusal of Dagupan City Mayor Brian Lim to allow his departments heads, particularly of the Market Supervisor, the City Administrator, Treasurer and Auditor to shed light on the reported alleged protection racket being perpetrated by market marshals is a clear indication of his full knowledge of the criminal…

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Dagupan City Hall’s insatiable greed

By November 15, 2021Editorial, Punch Gallery

Dagupan City hall’s protection racket

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THE Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod is an equal branch of the Office of the City Mayor, at least in principle.  In reality, it’s not. Mayor Brian Lim has been thumbing his nose at the seemingly hapless city councilors who are probing the illegal activities of the personnel in the Market Division….

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Dagupan City hall’s protection racket

By November 8, 2021Editorial, Punch Gallery

In your face, honorable Dagupan councilors

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THE “honorable” members of the Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod just lost their self-respect and honor, and they didn’t seem to mind it. They have been mocked and insulted in their faces by the Market Administrator, his henchmen (members of the Market Marshal Task Force) and they walked away with their tails…

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In your face, honorable Dagupan councilors

By November 1, 2021Editorial, Punch Gallery

Imminent danger in the sea

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THERE is an imminent hazardous economic activity looming ahead for the province’s next generations. We refer to the offshore mining activity covering 10,064 hectares of the Lingayen Gulf fronting Sual, Labrador, Lingayen, Binmaley, Dagupan City and San Fabian. Unless the Iron Ore and Vanadium Resources (Phils.), the mining proponent, can…

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Imminent danger in the sea

By September 28, 2021Editorial, Punch Gallery

Suspension of learning is disastrous

By | Editorial, Punch Gallery

THE decision of the 21 mayors to suspend opening of classes in their respective towns and cities, invoking the health and safety of their constituents as a priority may be providential. But their unilateral decision to suspend the start of classes also indicates how unprepared they are being the chief…

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Suspension of learning is disastrous

By September 21, 2021Editorial, Punch Gallery

Prevention is better than cure

By | Editorial

THE Pangasinan provincial government is reeling from the sudden surge of COVID-19 infection over the past two weeks after seeing indicators that flattening of the curve soon is possible. There were more patients recovering than new active cases. But that was short-lived. The roof fell soon as Delta cases were…

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Prevention is better than cure

By September 14, 2021Editorial