• GILBERT P. BAYORAN As it marks its 57th charter anniversary, Bago City is celebrating sustainable leaps that the Bagonhons were able to realize as they
As part of its goal to bring the government closer to the people, the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP) launched a mini caravan in Bago City, Negros Occidental on Friday, Aug. 12.
(Image courtesy of PCUP / Facebook)
The initiative serves as an all-inclusive caravan of services
WORLD IPs DAY. Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson (center) and Executive Assistant Marie June Pavillar-Castro (3rd from right) join the observance of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples at the Manuel Y. Torres Memorial Coliseum and Cultural Center in Bago City on Tuesday (Aug. 9, 2022). Lacson assured the IPs that his government would promote their rights and well-being, particularly their access to health care services.(Photo courtesy of PIO Negros Occidental) BAGO CITY - Remoteness, continuing discrimination, and lack of infrastructure and poor access to public services, such as health, water, and sanitation, have aggravated the situation of Indigenous Peoples (IP) even before the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said on Tuesday. To mark the International Day of the World's IPs, Lacson assured the IPs that his government would promote their rights and well-being, particularly their access to health care
The candidates of the Diwata kag Suta sang Kanlaon 2022 during their tree planting activity at the Buenos Aires Mountain Resort in Barangay Ilijan, Bago