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CEBU CITY, Philippines — “Work and Pray for a clean and honest election.” This was the message of the non-partisan monitoring group Kontra Tikas Movement, which, together with other church groups and organizations in Cebu, held an…
CEBU CITY, Philippines — As early as 6 a.m., Ceridulia Benemerito started walking from Sitio Pantag to Sitio Lamak in Barangay Mayana, Barili, southern Cebu to cast her vote on May 13, Monday. The 89-year-old farmer braved…
Cebu’s election watchdog, C-Cimpel (Cebu-Citizens Involvement and Maturation for Peoples Empowerment and Liberation), celebrated its 25th anniversary of ensuring “clean, honest, and orderly” polls yesterday. Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma lauded the group for its continued service through…
THE elections may be over but the campaign for good governance continues for the Cebu Citizens Involvement and Maturation for People Empowerment and Liberation (C-Cimpel). “In between elections, we do seminars on good governance at the barangay…
DESPITE malfunctioning vote-counting machines and delays that caused long lines at polling precincts, yesterday’s elections in Cebu was “generally peaceful and successful”, the regional Commission on Elections (Comelec-7) said. Regional Comelec Director Jose Nick Mendros said there…
A MULTI-SECTORAL group called on the public to exercise and protect their right to vote on the May 9 elections. Organized last month, the Ecumenical Movement Against Electoral Fraud and Violence voiced support for the Cebu Citizens…
Police assured a citizens’ election watch group of their security during the May 9 elections especially in identified election hotspots. Supt. Arnel Banzon of the Police Regional Office’s (PRO-7) operations and plans division said they will secure…
Catholic Church officials joined their voices to the appeal by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to voters not to engage in vote-buying yesterday, saying it is a “social sin.” Cebu Provincial Election Officer Ferdinand Gujilde admitted they…
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