ABAD, BARVIN SENADRIN
ABALOS, ROCHELLE RITURBAN
ABAR, REGIE RAMOS
ABAT, ARTURO JR AQUINO
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GUEVARRA, MARY JOY TALPLACIDO
GUILLERMO, JERALD POLESTICO
GULMATICO, WELMER DOMAYCOS
GURANGO, HARRIS VALENCIA
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ABANAG, ADRIAN CAYAT
ABARQUEZ, CLEMENTE JR DEMECILLO
ABARRA, MARVIN PANLILIO
ABAYA, RICARDO BOLANO
ABDU, NASHER HASSIM
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TRASMONTE, JASON JARANILLA
TRUJILLO, ERNESTO TUCIAP
TUBIS, JERRY ONAN
UDARBE, LEIF MARVIN MABUNGA
URBANO, CHARLYN ORDILLO
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Thousands lined up the streets leading to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and confettis flew again in Makati’s financial district for the return yesterday morning of Alyansa ng Pag-asa standard bearer Raul Roco, who vowed to resume his presidential campaign to “raise the Filipino from his sic
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The Supreme Court ruled with finality yesterday on the disqualification of Eddie Gil as the presidential candidate of the Isang Bansa, Isang Diwa party.
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The Sandiganbayan Special Division granted former President Joseph Estrada a 36-hour pass yesterday to join his mother, Dońa Mary Ejercito, in celebrating her 99th birth anniversary on May 2.
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Municipal mayors pledged yesterday to give President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo a big winning edge as they shifted to high gear their campaign in support of her candidacy in vote-rich communities.
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There was no mention of a unification but an informal agreement was forged between Fernando Poe Jr. and Panfilo Lacson in a 40-minute meeting in Quezon City to stop alleged plans of the administration to cheat in the May 10 elections.
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The dream Mindanao rail project is just a step away from realization after the Philippine National Railways (PNR) turned over yesterday the P55-million feasibility study to leaders in the region to complete the final phase of preparations for the historic Cagayan de Oro-Iligan City rail line.
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A top official of the United States embassy in Manila yesterday warned of “serious repercussions” over alleged plans by some groups to influence the results of the coming May 10 national and local elections.
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Leaders of Bangon Pilipinas said yesterday that “nothing, except desperate government harassment, will stop the scheduled rally in Makati City today by supporters of Bangon presidential candidate Eddie Villanueva.”
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