HELLO, fellow kababayans, it’s but fitting to share our resources especially from the landlocked province of Bukidnon relating to the May 14 elections.
If it is allowed, I want to share with you the results which are posted on our website www.reactkaamulan.org/natelection2007. We constantly update the link to accommodate kababayans abroad requesting to post provincial and local election results.
Hope this can be helpful. Thanks and more power, Inquirer Bloggers!
June 13th, 2007 at 9:13 am
Politics really runs in all organizations. Much more in the government.
I am now in Thailand but have seen it here somehow.
All the people could contribute by minimizing its exercise on this matter themselves.
Think for the welfare of others and do things to alleviate this dismal situation.
Let us start from ourselves!
June 10th, 2007 at 9:45 pm
As a former resident of Camp Phillips, I was so shocked and saddened by the defeat of the three Acosta’s in the latest election…I’ve known them as a family of impeccable credibility and without question deep moral values…to neric whom I admire, thanks for your public service..
May 31st, 2007 at 6:07 pm
it would be unfair to cast a lot of bad comments to the Zubiris..i mean at least they were merely here always unlike neric who were known to only spend a couple of momths here and the rest in thailand..i mean..big deal..
take a look at the northern and southern municipalities..hmmm..the first district..i mean..it so obvious that the southern part municipalities are more progressive compared to the northern municipalities..no offense though..but come on u guys..isnt it already obvious enough how neric handled his job in the congress?top 5 congressman with the most absences in the lower house..hmmm…bad impression..
election time..isnt it bad enough to throw issues to the opponents, even those which were not proven nor even true, when in fact he cant even answer his’…
bag.o ka manaway nga hugaw ang nawong sa imong kaatubang, panamin sa ug tan.awa kung unsay imong hitsura..
oh yah..im not a fan of the Zubiris nor with the Acostas..nor in favor for the division of bukidnon!
May 22nd, 2007 at 10:39 am
guys, you know what, reports show that Bukidnon is relatively peaceful and orderly.
Orderly? Yes at the expense of massive vote buying from any candidates. So if you say this guys are honest and reliable, shame on them.
i mean “EVERYWHERE” from top to bottom. Imagine this, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 even 1000 peso bills, gasoline stations, big stores and banks ran out of bills only left are coins. Well banks, hmmm they won’t dispose or change big bills if you don’t belong to the administration (sketchy report though).
“He who has no sin cast the first stone…!”
No wonder, the culture of corruption is down to the grassroots. Who are the major players? go figure!
May 22nd, 2007 at 1:42 am
Bukidnon Election Results…
I agree with the writer. Dr.Acosta have the credentials and credibility to become the governor. However, we only could blame the people of Bukidnon to be manipulated and used. The next big event will be dividing Bukidnon, wherein it’s one of the Zubiri’s major agenda. The Zubiri’s does not consider the history behind our province but rather promoting their own political ambitions for their own purpose. Hina-ut unta ha hari koy un ag paliman ho maga bido ta mga langyaw.