Last time around we visited the provincial jail, we came across a 70-year old PDL (Person Deprived of Liberty, new inmate term) who has been there for several years already. Our guide said he is… Read more »
Author: Edward B. Antonio
Election fever still, fellas. Losing candidates do not only feel bad these days; they are actually sick. “Aggurigorda,” says Mang Maing. Being sick is just natural for those who shelled out millions only to be… Read more »
I was astounded by the results of the midterm elections, fellas. All I thought with all those learnings in school, we have learned many things. It turned out the other way around. Most people never… Read more »
A couple of weeks ago, I bought a midrange phone called Huawei Y9 with an IPS LCD display of 1080 x 2340. I got it after an intensive online research for one week. I chose… Read more »
The heat is on fellas this campaign period, fellas. Now you see them, now you don’t. This Holy Week, some of our candidates sported that penitence look and joined the processions, holding a couple of… Read more »
Last week, we celebrated (or mourned) the death of Christ as Christians remembered it from April 18-21. It was a big break for politicians from the sizzling campaign summer heat with temperature soaring up to… Read more »
STA CATALINA, Ilocos Sur — Cool and composed as usual. Mayor Edgar “Plong” Rapanut of this town reiterated his stand that the negative impact of politics won’t affect his principle that building good relationships, whether… Read more »
Senator Juan Ponce Enrile turned 95 last February 14. During a campaign sortie, he was seen walking, “still brisk.” No, I’m not a big fan of the senator, fellas, but I’m a big fan of… Read more »
BURGOS, Ilocos Sur — The heat is on in Burgos, Ilocos Sur. Engineer Cornelio “Nel” Carta, Jr. of this town expressed his lamentations over the present state of Burgos which he said is still a… Read more »