Al’s sweet revenge By Gonzalo Duque RECENTLY, during All Saints Day and All Souls Day, we were immersed with the thought of our departed parents, grandparents and loved ones. We prayed to our Almighty for their souls. We want to share you a unique experience.
What political dynasty are we talking about here? By Al S. Mendoza FUNNY, but if “proven” that his family is guilty of “dynasty,” Juan Ponce Enrile said he would resign as senator just to save his son, Jack, from getting disqualified. I say funny, because who said Jack Enrile would…
Politics from the grapevine By Bebot Villar KUMUSTA na kaya `yong mga kaibigan nating Biskeg na Pangasinan candidates sa 2013 elections? Bagamat quiet muna ako sa politics natin since I went on sa Biskeg affairs para tutukan ang work ko as chairman ng Dangerous Drugs Board, nakikibalita pa rin ako…
Yellow or Red By +Oscar v. Cruz, JCD IN this country here and now, there appears to be a progressively heating antagonism and fighting mood between two locally famous colors, viz., the yellow and the red. The yellow represents some kind of a monarchy in terms of parental and filial…
Manuel “Maui” Reynante, 67 By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. IT WAS the afternoon of October 26 when I received a shocking text message from a close friend that my cycling contemporary, the three-time Tour champion Manuel Reynante, just passed away due to stroke. The text message also said that Reynante,…
Superwomen, soaring high! By Johanne Margarette R. Macob PATRIARCHY is over! Or at least, that’s what I believe in. What I want to believe in. I think women of today are more empowered, more engaged, and more competent and competitive. They are more than mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends. They…
Flying Voters: An Instrument for Cheaters By Leonardo J. Galvez IF the influx of flying voters is an indication of what is to take place in the coming polls, the two warring parties must be consolidating their forces for a possible ugly face-off. Survey and too much exposure in the media…
COA’s anomalous “relationship” By Ermin Garcia Jr. A RECENT report of the Commission on Audit disallowing the disbursement of public funds for fiestas brought to the fore a very anomalous relationship between key city officials in Dagupan that bred, and continues to breed corruption. Aside from the report possibly causing…
Our flexibility is legend By Jun Velasco “What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul.” __Mark 8:36 IT’S refreshing to know that the Office of the Ombudsman led by Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales — an appointee of President Noynoy Aquino — has cleared…
Why we are not for Benjie Lim? By Gonzalo Duque YOU might be wondering why this early, we already stating our choice – or choices — in the forthcoming local elections in Dagupan City. We want to be honest, truthful and open. We are a community, we are a family,…
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