Cavite folks protest reclamation of Manila Bay
Man tampers with God’s design for the Earth disturbing the natural ecosystem and displacing marine life. Photos by Bullit Marquez for VERA Files.
Man tampers with God’s design for the Earth disturbing the natural ecosystem and displacing marine life. Photos by Bullit Marquez for VERA Files.
A satirical Facebook (FB) page posted a graphic claiming that Cavite has been listed as one of the ten worst provinces to live in, drawing many reactions from netizens who believed it to be true.
Hindi bababa sa dalawang Facebook (FB) page at anim na pribadong netizens, kasama si dating National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) chair Felipe Mendoza de Leon, ang nag upload bilang bago ng litratong kuha noong Hulyo 2019 na nagpapakita ng mga bandila ng China at Pilipinas na sinasabing nakabitin sa kahabaan ng mga kalsada ng Carmona, Cavite.
At least two Facebook (FB) pages and six private netizens, including former National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) chair Felipe Mendoza de Leon, reuploaded as new a photo from July 2019 showing flags of China and the Philippines supposedly hanging along the roads of Carmona, Cavite.
By MIKHA FLORES CANDIDATES for councilor in Bacoor City, Cavite have asked the Commission on Elections to correct errors in the ballots after the found their names placed in the wrong districts. Twelve local candidates from the Lakas Christian Muslim Democrats went to Comelec Wednesday asking the poll body to correct the errors they found […]
By MIKHA FLORES THE Commission on Elections has ordered Mayor Emmanuel Maliksi of Imus, Cavite to vacate his office after serving him a writ of execution following a Supreme Court decision declaring his rival, Homer Saquilayan, as the real winner in the May 2010 elections. The writ dated March 15 but only served Monday, asked Maliksi […]
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It’s the feast of St John the Baptist, and in his honor, Filipinos brought out their water canons, guns and hoses. In Cavite City, they called it a water festival and christened it Regada.
It’s June 12, Independence Day, and for some Filipinos, it meant a trip to the birthplace of the Philippine Republic in Kawit, Cavite, a lesson in geography, and even photo opportunities with the country’s first president, Emilio Aguinaldo.