October 28, 2012


PhilHealth MOVES 
in San Carlos

Covered! Sponsored members from different barangays in San Carlos City claim their PhilHealth Cards from City Health Office staff and PhilHealth VI employees at the City Auditorium on October 26, 2012. 

New State U

By virtue of House Bill (HB) 1814, Negros State College of Agriculture in Kabankalan City is now the Central Philippines State University. This development further brings quality but affordable tertiary education to the rural areas.

Bantay Banat
Ni Rics CaƱisarez

Politica ala familia

Gisugdan na sa Commission On Elections (COMELEC) ang paghas-has sa mga party-list. Dapat lang nga wad-on na kining uban nga party-list nga dili mapuslan ug nahimo lang nga buloyagon sa mata sa katawhan, nag usik-usik lang sa salapi sa gobierno. Kataw-anan gumikan kay ang uban nagrepresentar kuno sa tingog sa mga mangngingisda unya diay kini siya/sila pulos mga milyonaryo.

Friendly Observer
By Arthur Keefe

Cheer the voice 
of the people


The history of Latin America is one of deep tragedy. The Incas and other war-like tribes imposed barbaric regimes across Central America before the arrival of Europeans. Human sacrifice and slavery were the foundation of the Inca Empire.
The Spanish and Portuguese displaced them with their own version of barbarism and genocide. Many tribes were virtually exterminated by a combination of military massacre and virulent diseases against which the 'Indians' had no resistance. Some countries today, such as Chile and Argentina have only small pockets of indigenous people remaining and in the more Northern areas, these are the rural peasants, until recently ruled by the landed white descendants of the Spanish and, in Brazil, Portuguese settlers.