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CEBU Bzzzzz: Grabe kahugaw ning politika, Councilor Mabatid gripes. Di na nako kaya, listing her grievances. Kusug, aside from Panaghiusa, to be activated for 2022 elections.
CEBU. (From left) Cebu City Councilor Niña Mabatid, former councilor Joey Daluz and Vice Mayor Mike Rama. (SunStar File)
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SHOULD she get out of politics, unsa man cge pa ako ani?
Prisca Niña Mabatid could be just teasing in her Monday, March 8, Facebook post, in a daughter-mother dialogue, with her as daughter pouring out her woes as an elected official. Or she could be serious, as most of the facts fit in and there is no hint of a satire, the hashtag summing up her state of mind thus, #sad truth. She might be using the threat to get what she wants.
March 08, 2021 Two weeks ago, former Cebu City Councilor Joey Daluz announced his resignation from Barug, the other half in the coalition that he served as manager in the victorious 2019 campaign. He said he was instead going to reorganize the Panaghiusa, the political party of his mother, Inday Nita.
Over the weekend, another Barug stalwart also disclosed that he was going to revive the political party of his father. City Councilor Raymond Garcia said his decision to reactivate Kusug was a response to the clamor of many political leaders of former city mayor Alvin Garcia, including former and incumbent barangay captains.
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+ March 02, 2021 THE 600,000 doses of vaccine against Covid-19 donated by China have arrived and the government officials celebrated with glee even if some health workers expressed doubts on its efficacy. It s a reason for us to be happy though since after several arguments, the vaccines finally arrived. Malacañang spokesperson Harry Roque leaped with joy, so to speak, on the arrival of the vaccines.
Lucky are those who got the first dose of the vaccine. However, being in the frontline in the fight against this virus, they deserve to have the vaccine first. But even with the government officials and doctors showing to the public their dose of Sinovac, there are still those who are not confident of the effect of this vaccine.