New US envoy presses reforms in RP

Manila police watching traders, buyers of jamming devices
THE MANILA Police District (MPD) will go after the people who recently bought cell phone signal jamming devices from an electronics store in the city.

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DOE: Power still critical in Luzon
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY on Thursday assured consumers that there would be adequate supply of electricity in Luzon as it directed all power generation companies (gencos) to generate as much power as they can.

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Gordon’s luck in the stars but not in poll surveys
If the stars are to be believed, Sen. Richard Gordon is the luckiest of the candidates seeking the presidency in May.

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Reward awaits Go transfer to Art’s camp
Go Teng Kok, the track and field chief and karatedo association president who loves controversies for company, has once again become the fair-haired boy of the political power players in the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC).

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New US envoy presses reforms in RP
The United States’ ambassador-designate to the Philippines has vowed to press for more reforms in the country as he pushed for clean and fair electoral process in May and the elimination of private armies, which he said “have hindered past elections.”

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