SPECIAL GUEST. Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong Jr. (3rd from left) attends an event of Kabataan party-list, a suspected recruiter of students into the communist movement, in this photo posted by the group on social media Saturday (March 19, 2022). The group thanked Magalong for banning so-called red-tagging posters in the city. (Photo courtesy of Kabataan Party-list Facebook) MANILA - The National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) and a parents' organization are alarmed over Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong's order to take down posters and tarpaulins condemning acts of terrorism. The League of Parents of the Philippines (LPP) also said the mayor and former police officer is being "friendly" with the Kabataan party-list, which is suspected of recruiting students to join communist terrorist groups. In a statement issued Monday, the LPP said "it is implausible that the mayor does not know that by supporting the Kabataan party-list,
SPECIAL GUEST. Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong Jr. (3rd from left) attends an event of Kabataan party-list, a suspected recruiter of students into the communist movement, in this photo posted by the group on social media Saturday (March 19, 2022). The group thanked Magalong for banning so-called red-tagging posters in the city. (Photo courtesy of Kabataan Party-list Facebook) MANILA - The National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) and a parents' organization are alarmed over Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong's order to take down posters and tarpaulins condemning acts of terrorism. The League of Parents of the Philippines (LPP) also said the mayor and former police officer is being "friendly" with the Kabataan party-list, which is suspected of recruiting students to join communist terrorist groups. In a statement issued Monday, the LPP said "it is implausible that the mayor does not know that by supporting the Kabataan party-list,
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Partido Reporma standard-bearer Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson (right) and his running mate Senate President Vicente "Tito"Sotto III (File photo) MANILA - Partido Reporma standard-bearer Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson and his running mate Senate President Vicente "Tito" Sotto III got a warm welcome while enjoying a stroll in Baguio on Saturday. This was shown by the fact that the Partido Reporma bets were often seen indulging requests for quick selfies from residents and tourists they came across with during their visit to the city. Lacson and Sotto prayed at the Baguio Cathedral Saturday afternoon to thank the Lord for another fruitful week. They also walked along Session Road on their way to Burnham Park, where they had coffee and hung out for a while as they wrapped up their two-day trip to the summer capital. Some of their staff as well as traveling journalists tasked to document the campaign trail of the Lacson-Sotto tandem followed them outdo
Unity in the country can be achieved only if the leader has moral ascendancy; without it, people will only be divided, Partido Reporma standard-bearer Sen. Panfilo Lacson said over the weekend.