Duterte tops UP Cebu mock polls

Jose Santino S. Bunachita 03/20/2016

DAVAO City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte may be elected president if the elections were held today based on a mock survey done by the University of the Philippines-Cebu held ahead of the 5 p.m. presidential debate. As of…

Comelec Cebu supervisor to transfer to Negros

Victor Anthony V. Silva 02/13/2016

A NEW election supervisor will be assigned to Cebu province on Tuesday this week, Feb. 16. Commission on Elections (Comelec) provincial supervisor Lionel Marco Castillano will be relocated temporarily to Negros Oriental and will be replaced by…

Police nab suspects in Dumanjug strafing case

Jhunnex Napallacan 12/05/2015

POLICE arrested three of the suspects in the strafing incident involving the vice mayoral candidate of the Liberal Party-Cebu chapter for Dumanjug town last Friday. Senior Insp. Arvi Arbuis, chief of the Dumanjug police precinct, identified the…

Long lines anew as Comelec resumes voters’ registration

Nestle L. Semilla 10/18/2015

More than 700 people lined up to register at the Cebu City office of the Commission on Elections (Comelec)  yesterday, a day after the agency finished processing the candidacies of those running in next year’s elections. “Definitely…

LP’s 4th district ready slate for 2016 polls

Victor Anthony V. Silva 10/11/2015

Bogo City Mayor Celestino “Junie” Martinez, Liberal Party district chairman, is running for the 4th district congressional seat  next year. His son Carlo, a lawyer, will seek election for the first time to fill his father’s shoes…

Comelec bares final schedule of activities

Victor Anthony V. Silva 08/21/2015

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has finalized its calendar of activities for the national polls on May 9 next year. Lawyer Ferdinand Gujilde, Cebu provincial election officer, said Comelec Resolution No. 9981 details the important dates prospective…

CBCP to tackle polls, voters ed, drug menace in today’s assembly

Ador Vincent S. Mayol 07/12/2015

AUTOMATED elections, voters’ education, the K-to-12 program and the illegal drug menace will be tackled in the three-day plenary assembly of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) which opened yesterday. Fr. Marvin Mejia, who currently…

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