Video: Mindanao Massacre
PLEASE DON’T WATCH IF YOU’RE EATING.
Uncensored video of the Maguindanao Massacre edited by Alvertus. Let us not forget and continue praying for justice for the poor souls who have witnessed their own death!
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Mindanao Massacre
“Boto Mo I-Patrol Mo” goes to St. Bernard
St. Bernard, Southern Leyte – The “Boto Mo I-Patrol Mo” was formally launched here on Thursday (January 7) through the initiative of the youth coordinating council.
“The youth here has been very active, and since we wanted to take part in the upcoming election, not just by voting but by being vigilant and being a voice [...]
No hiring, transfer of gov’t employees during election period, Comelec orders
Tacloban City — The Commission on Elections has ordered a freeze on hiring, promotion, salary increase, and transfer of government employees during the election period.
Through Resolution 8737 promulgated on Dec. 29, the Comelec said that from January 10 to June 9, there shall be no transfers of public officials or employees, including teachers, to [...]
Goma says disqualification case, a political harassment
By Ronnie C. Roa
ORMOC CITY – Leyte’s 4th district congressional candidate, actor Richard Gomez dismissed the disqualification case filed against him as “merely political harassment” to be used as black propaganda.
Gomez is facing a disqualification case of non-resident filed by former Barangay Libertad chairman Buenaventura Juntilla at the Comelec national office. The 1st hearing was [...]
Extended registration nets 660 new voters for Southern Leyte
By Bong Pedalino
Maasin City (January 6) — A total of 660 fresh entrants to the electoral right of suffrage showed up for the eighteen towns and one city of the province during the five-day extended voters listing last month.
The special registration by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) was made in accordance to a Supreme Court [...]
Five-day voter registration starts today, Comelec says
Tacloban City (December 21) — In accordance with the Supreme Court ruling extending the voters’ list up until January 9, 2010, the Commission on Elections said it will resume voter registration on Monday, December 21.
However, Leyte Election Supervisor Atty. Felicisimo Embalsado said that the poll body will accept applications for registration for five days only, [...]
Gov’t radio told to stay neutral
By Jani Arnaiz
First posted 10:56 p.m. December 16, 2009
MAASIN CITY – A top official of the Philippine Broadcasting Services (PBS) has urged its reporters to be non-partisan in the next elections.
Monina Cespedes, deputy director of the PBS, a government owned radio networks, told reporters and station managers of its radio stations from Samar, Leyte, [...]
Former village chief seeks disqualification of actor Richard Gomez
By Roberto C. Dejon
ORMOC CITY — An eight pages petition for disqualification against congressional candidate Richard Gomez was filed at the Commission on Election (COMELEC) in Manila last Dec. 5 by a former barangay chairman of this city.
Buenaventura Juntilla, former barangay captain of Brgy. Libertad, Ormoc City, in his petition said that Gomez who was [...]
Edu wants probe over Ampatuans arms cache
By Roberto C. Dejon and Ronnie Roa
ORMOC CITY — “Let’s stop finger pointing!” Lakas-Kampi-CMD vice presidential candidate Eduardo “Edu” Manzano said during an interaction with local media during his visit here last week .
Manzano was referring to the insinuation that the arms cache recovered from Ampatuan family, the primary suspect of the Maguindanao Massacre [...]
Edu wants to led the DILG
By
Roberto C. Dejon
ORMOC CITY — Lakas-Kampi-CMD vice presidential bet Eduardo “Edu” Manzano told local media during a breakfast interaction Friday that if he would be elected in the 2010 elections he would like to head the Department of Interior and Local Government.
Elected Vice presidents usually get appointed to a cabinet position.
Former Pres. Fidel V. [...]
