LEGAZPI CITY – Some 9,000 supporters of Legazpi City Mayor Noel E. Rosal, disregarding the scorching sun, marched the 3 km stretch from Rizal Park to Peñaranda Park to denounce the Commissioners of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) for declaring Michael Imperial winner in the May 10, 2004 elections without considering the true will of the electorate. More...
INDIGNANT. Fe Dolot (photo at left), president of Legazpi City Public School Teachers and Employees Association lends support to Mayor Noel Rosal (with microphone, photo at right) who vows to bring his case to the Supreme Court after the Comelec ordered for his eviction from post in favor of Michael Victor Imperial whom Comelec proclaimed as the winner in the 2004 election. RHAYDZ B. BARCIA
Nagtuturog na mga caso criminal bubuhayon kan NBI
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AN Peace and order Council (POC) kan City Hall na-aalarma na kan mga darakulang caso sa pagbalga kan Republic Act 9165 o an Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 na nahuhulog sana sa entonsis huli sa tecnicalidad binabasura kan corte an caso. More...
KOREAN CONNECTION. Representatives of the LO Family Association of the Philippines pose for posterity with South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun (at center) inside South Korea’s Blue Palace. With him are Antonio Tan (seated 3rd from left), past president of the Philippines Shi-Shi Townmates Association; Robin Sy (seated 3rd from right), past president of FCCCI; and MNWD Director & Naga Businessman Engr. Aquiles D. Lo (seated at extreme right). Interestingly, the ROH (LO) Family of Korea has produced two Korean Presidents, namely, ROH TAE WOO and ROH MOO HYUN. The group was there upon the invitation of the ROH (LO) Family Association of Korea.
INDIGNANT. Fe Dolot (photo at left), president of Legazpi City Public School Teachers and Employees Association lends support to Mayor Noel Rosal (with microphone, photo at right) who vows to bring his case to the Supreme Court after the Comelec ordered for his eviction from post in favor of Michael Victor Imperial whom Comelec proclaimed as the winner in the 2004 election. RHAYDZ B. BARCIA
