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A NEW Bogo City is set to rise, aiming to create a modern urban hub equipped with amenities and infrastructure to cater to the diverse needs of people in far north Cebu, including education, healthcare, entertainment, and tourism.The project will “redefine the city’s landscape” by bringing opportunities closer to the north, said Jeany Eve Ynot, Bogo City’s information officer.Traditionally, people from the area go to Metro Cebu to seek greener pastures.She said the project, soon to be known as the Center of Trade and Industry in Northern Cebu, aims to attract investors to establish businesses, which, in turn, will stimulate employment, particularly for locals.“We understand the distance between Bogo City and Metro Cebu, especially Cebu City, where most establishments such as universities and hospitals are located,” she told SunStar Cebu on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2024.Bogo City, a sixth-class component city, is located 99 kilometers north of Cebu City.Last Feb. 21, Palafox, the team that designed the project’s masterplan, shared photos of 3D animations of integral locations of the project on their Facebook page.They said the project “optimizes Bogo’s high potential for infrastructure development, disaster resilience, and tourism.”Ynot said the project encompasses a mixed-use area of 20 hectares in Barangay Cogon in Bogo City. She said it will feature a hospital, an intermodal transport hub, mixed-use commercial spaces, and government facilities.She said the goal is to centralize services and resources in a single location, streamlining administrative processes and improving public service delivery through a one-stop-shop government center.Ynot also said that many schools will be built, along with an aquatics center and a sports stadium.“All roads will soon lead to this part of the city as it will be home to a sports stadium, the first of its kind in Northern Cebu, equipped with outdoor and indoor sporting facilities designed to showcase top-level competitions and sports recreation,” the information officer said.She said they intend to host big sporting events like the Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association and concerts for both local and international artists.Mayor Carlo Jose Martinez already hinted at plans to build a stadium and oval during the third-day stop of Capitol’s tourism tour program, Suroy-Suroy sa Sugbo, last Jan. 25.Martinez also expressed their intention to host Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo in the future, following Carcar City’s hosting of the event in August last year, marking the first time it was held outside of Cebu City.Meanwhile, Ynot said Bogo City, as the center and leading city in the north, has been opening its doors to students from nearby towns, including those from Bantayan Island, Masbate, and Leyte, over the years.She said that inside New Bogo City, they aim to strengthen education by welcoming new schools and universities so more education programs will be offered. She said this will lead to the relocation of the City-funded Bogo City Science and Arts Academy in the area.She said this year the project is focusing on building its road network leading to the area. She said that it is now in the pre-bidding stage. However, she did not provide further details on the road network.Ynot also did not provide details on the budget, funding, and timeline of the whole project. However, she said that to complete the whole project, they will fund it by phase since it will be impossible to fund a project of such magnitude with lump sum amount.Ynot said the acquisition of the 20-hectare lot for the New Bogo City was already a done deal last year.She said the project will be among the three legacy projects of the Martinez family. The two others are the modern, inclusive cemetery and the city’s first sanitary landfill.Last July, SunStar Cebu reported that the City broke ground on the construction of the first sanitary landfill in northern Cebu. The project, costing P 150 million and spanning 7.2 hectares, is located in Barangay La Paz.Meanwhile, in another report last August, the City was developing a five-hectare lot for a modern and inclusive cemetery in Barangay Malingin that will serve not only deceased Roman Catholic Church members but also individuals from diverse religious backgrounds and denominations.The City will provide free burial services for the indigent or the poor and needy residents. / KJF Is baseball popular in the Philippines? Philippines FORMER Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) regional director Yogi Filemon Ruiz, who has thrown his hat into the ring for Cebu City’s mayoral race in 2025, said he will be running to provide solutions to the “deteriorated Cebu.”Ruiz said in a media forum on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, his choice to enter politics stemmed from his aspiration to address basic services he believed have been “neglected by the City. “For the past years, if the City is doing their job, then I would be gladly in my farm, attending to my garden, drinking coffee, just watching movies. But sad to say, every time I go home from Manila to Cebu City—Manila boomed, Cebu City deteriorated,” Ruiz said.Ruiz, who was also a former commissioner of the Bureau of Customs, said although he is a neophyte in politics, he has been in public service for 18 years.“Politics is something new to me, but public service has always been in my blood,” said Ruiz. He declared his intention to serve as mayor as both a technocrat and a bureaucrat.Technocrats rely on technical expertise to make decisions and prioritize evidence-based solutions, while bureaucrats work within administrative systems to implement policies and manage resources.PlansPrior to committing to run for mayor, he identified five basic services that, he said, were being disregarded by the City Government. These are providing peace and order, health and social services, solving traffic and mobility issues, addressing garbage and waste disposal, and managing flooding and drainage.“This is something that is very basic. This is not something that we have invented overnight. These are basic problems that had been neglected by the City,” he said. With his background in law enforcement, he aims to make Cebu City’s streets the safest in the country. He said ensuring a safe environment for the public accomplishes half of his job, and will be his top priority. He said this will be done by busting criminals and drug traders in the city and instilling discipline.Ruiz said government agencies like Philippine National Police, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Bureau of Fire Protection, and PDEA, can expect support from him should he win.Ruiz clarified that while he will address illegal drug problems in the city, he will employ different tactics in approaching this issue, different from former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.“Rest assured, I will be the number one champion of human rights; there will be no instance that human rights will be violated,” he said.He said he will establish a government-run rehabilitation center, pointing out that Cebu City is the only highly urbanized city in the country that is not operating such an establishment.CBRTOn the ongoing construction of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) system, Ruiz expressed doubts about its sufficiency despite changes made to its plans over the past two decades. He suggested that due to Cebu’s narrow roads, a new scheme should be implemented once the system is operational. Ruiz proposed that since the current CBRT plan occupies 60 percent of the road, this should be made “flexible” and there should be days when roads will not be exclu­sive to shuttles and modern jeepneys, but also open to private cars.He acknowledged that since the project is already underway as the country has already taken out a loan from the World Bank and the French Development Agency, it would not be wise to halt its construction.“The question is, if we stop it now, who will pay the loan?... Why don’t we try it for one year and if it will not be successful, let us remove the barriers on the sides so we can still use the roads,” he said. Ruiz, however, did not specify which barriers of the CBRT should be removed.Not ‘Singapore-like’ Ruiz said he will keep the city’s slogan simple and use what his supporters are currently using in his campaign: “For a better and safer Cebu City.”He said he will not follow Mayor Michael Rama’s “grandiose” campaign slogan, such as “Singapore-like Cebu City with Melbourne features,” which, he said, is far from being realized.He also said he would appreciate it if Rama would not continue his reelection bid and support his candidacy instead.He described other individuals who expressed their interest to run, such as Rama, Cebu City Councilor Nestor Archival, and Metropolitan Cebu Water District Chairman Joey Daluz III, as “worthy opponents.” However, he said Archival could be a good running mate as his vice mayor.Partido CebuanoRuiz said he will have a complete slate under the banner of “Partido Cebuano,” although he did not reveal names.“We want the party to encompass all the aspirations, all the desires, all the dreams of the Cebuano people,” he said. He said he will have a vice mayor, two congressmen and councilors who are “like-minded Cebuanos.”“We wanted it to be as less political as we can. If you can observe what is happening in the city, all actions of our leaders are for politics, even as simple as a flag-raising ceremony, everything is politicized,” Ruiz lamented.He explained he cannot, as yet, reveal names with respect to the other members of his party, as some of them are incumbent politicians. “They are afraid to come out yet because they might be attacked by those who want to pick a fight with them,” said Ruiz. / KJF

FORMER Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) regional director Yogi Filemon Ruiz, who has thrown his hat into the ring for Cebu City’s mayoral race in 2025, said he will be running to provide solutions to the “deteriorated Cebu.”Ruiz said in a media forum on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, his choice to enter politics stemmed from his aspiration to address basic services he believed have been “neglected by the City. “For the past years, if the City is doing their job, then I would be gladly in my farm, attending to my garden, drinking coffee, just watching movies. But sad to say, every time I go home from Manila to Cebu City—Manila boomed, Cebu City deteriorated,” Ruiz said.Ruiz, who was also a former commissioner of the Bureau of Customs, said although he is a neophyte in politics, he has been in public service for 18 years.“Politics is something new to me, but public service has always been in my blood,” said Ruiz. He declared his intention to serve as mayor as both a technocrat and a bureaucrat.Technocrats rely on technical expertise to make decisions and prioritize evidence-based solutions, while bureaucrats work within administrative systems to implement policies and manage resources.PlansPrior to committing to run for mayor, he identified five basic services that, he said, were being disregarded by the City Government. These are providing peace and order, health and social services, solving traffic and mobility issues, addressing garbage and waste disposal, and managing flooding and drainage.“This is something that is very basic. This is not something that we have invented overnight. These are basic problems that had been neglected by the City,” he said. With his background in law enforcement, he aims to make Cebu City’s streets the safest in the country. He said ensuring a safe environment for the public accomplishes half of his job, and will be his top priority. He said this will be done by busting criminals and drug traders in the city and instilling discipline.Ruiz said government agencies like Philippine National Police, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Bureau of Fire Protection, and PDEA, can expect support from him should he win.Ruiz clarified that while he will address illegal drug problems in the city, he will employ different tactics in approaching this issue, different from former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.“Rest assured, I will be the number one champion of human rights; there will be no instance that human rights will be violated,” he said.He said he will establish a government-run rehabilitation center, pointing out that Cebu City is the only highly urbanized city in the country that is not operating such an establishment.CBRTOn the ongoing construction of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) system, Ruiz expressed doubts about its sufficiency despite changes made to its plans over the past two decades. He suggested that due to Cebu’s narrow roads, a new scheme should be implemented once the system is operational. Ruiz proposed that since the current CBRT plan occupies 60 percent of the road, this should be made “flexible” and there should be days when roads will not be exclu­sive to shuttles and modern jeepneys, but also open to private cars.He acknowledged that since the project is already underway as the country has already taken out a loan from the World Bank and the French Development Agency, it would not be wise to halt its construction.“The question is, if we stop it now, who will pay the loan?... Why don’t we try it for one year and if it will not be successful, let us remove the barriers on the sides so we can still use the roads,” he said. Ruiz, however, did not specify which barriers of the CBRT should be removed.Not ‘Singapore-like’ Ruiz said he will keep the city’s slogan simple and use what his supporters are currently using in his campaign: “For a better and safer Cebu City.”He said he will not follow Mayor Michael Rama’s “grandiose” campaign slogan, such as “Singapore-like Cebu City with Melbourne features,” which, he said, is far from being realized.He also said he would appreciate it if Rama would not continue his reelection bid and support his candidacy instead.He described other individuals who expressed their interest to run, such as Rama, Cebu City Councilor Nestor Archival, and Metropolitan Cebu Water District Chairman Joey Daluz III, as “worthy opponents.” However, he said Archival could be a good running mate as his vice mayor.Partido CebuanoRuiz said he will have a complete slate under the banner of “Partido Cebuano,” although he did not reveal names.“We want the party to encompass all the aspirations, all the desires, all the dreams of the Cebuano people,” he said. He said he will have a vice mayor, two congressmen and councilors who are “like-minded Cebuanos.”“We wanted it to be as less political as we can. If you can observe what is happening in the city, all actions of our leaders are for politics, even as simple as a flag-raising ceremony, everything is politicized,” Ruiz lamented.He explained he cannot, as yet, reveal names with respect to the other members of his party, as some of them are incumbent politicians. “They are afraid to come out yet because they might be attacked by those who want to pick a fight with them,” said Ruiz. / KJF Top 6 Betting Sites in the Philippines A CHINESE official has warned the Philippines of “potential consequences” amid its continued “infringement” in the South China Sea, which it maintains to be part of their territory.In a statement, China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian expressed strong opposition, as he accused the Philippines of sending construction materials to BRP Sierra Madre, which was deliberately grounded by the Philippine government in Ayungin Shoal to signify the country’s sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).“China Coast Guard took necessary measures at sea to safeguard our rights, firmly obstructed the Philippines’ vessels, and foiled the Philippines’ attempt. Nansha Qundao and its adjacent waters, including Ren’ai Jiao, have always been China’s territory. This is established in the long course of history, and complies with international law,” Lin said.“The Philippines should immediately stop its infringement and provocation, and refrain from undermining peace and stability in the South China Sea. If the Philippines insists on going its own way, China will continue to adopt resolute measures to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests. The Philippines should be prepared to bear all potential consequences,” he added.In a separate statement, China Coast Guard spokesperson Gan Yun said the Philippines’ “irregular” resupply mission to Ren’ai Jiao infringes upon China’s sovereignty and legitimate rights and interests and undermines peace and stability in the South China Sea.He echoed Lin’s statement that the operation is an attempt to bring construction materials in the “illegal grounded” ship, noting that it was only 18 days after its last resupply mission.“The China Coast Guard implemented lawful regulation, interception, and expulsion in a reasonable and professional manner,” said Gan.“We warn the Philippines that playing with fire is an invitation of disgrace, and the China Coast Guard is ready at all times to defend the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests,” he added.The Philippine government, however, stood firm of its position that the territory is within its exclusive economic zone.In an interview with reporters, Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. urged China to bring their sovereignty claim of the South China Sea to arbitration instead of issuing threats, as he noted that not a single country in the world believes in their claims.“Kung talagang gusto nila, kung talaga siguro hindi sila natatakot na ihayag sa boung mundo ang kanilang claim, bakit hindi tayo mag-arbitrate sa ilalim ng international law para maliwanag sa lahat kung ano ang karapatan ng kahit sino,” he said.(If they really want to, if they really are not afraid to reveal their claim to the world, why don't we arbitrate under international law so that it is clear to everyone what is the right of anyone.)Teodoro maintains that the rotation and resupply missions being conducted in the WPS are legitimate and regular.On Saturday, March 23, Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia acted recklessly and dangerously against Philippine Coast Guard vessels and Unaizah May 4 (UM4) using water cannons, causing severe damage to the vessel and injuries to three Navy personnel onboard.3 Navy personnel hurt amid China’s continuous aggression in WPSNational Security Adviser and National Task Force on West Philippine Sea chairman Eduardo Año has requested the convening of a meeting with Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin and the National Security Cluster for purposes of making recommendations to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. regarding the incident. (TPM/SunStar Philippines)

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A CHINESE official has warned the Philippines of “potential consequences” amid its continued “infringement” in the South China Sea, which it maintains to be part of their territory.In a statement, China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian expressed strong opposition, as he accused the Philippines of sending construction materials to BRP Sierra Madre, which was deliberately grounded by the Philippine government in Ayungin Shoal to signify the country’s sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).“China Coast Guard took necessary measures at sea to safeguard our rights, firmly obstructed the Philippines’ vessels, and foiled the Philippines’ attempt. Nansha Qundao and its adjacent waters, including Ren’ai Jiao, have always been China’s territory. This is established in the long course of history, and complies with international law,” Lin said.“The Philippines should immediately stop its infringement and provocation, and refrain from undermining peace and stability in the South China Sea. If the Philippines insists on going its own way, China will continue to adopt resolute measures to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests. The Philippines should be prepared to bear all potential consequences,” he added.In a separate statement, China Coast Guard spokesperson Gan Yun said the Philippines’ “irregular” resupply mission to Ren’ai Jiao infringes upon China’s sovereignty and legitimate rights and interests and undermines peace and stability in the South China Sea.He echoed Lin’s statement that the operation is an attempt to bring construction materials in the “illegal grounded” ship, noting that it was only 18 days after its last resupply mission.“The China Coast Guard implemented lawful regulation, interception, and expulsion in a reasonable and professional manner,” said Gan.“We warn the Philippines that playing with fire is an invitation of disgrace, and the China Coast Guard is ready at all times to defend the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests,” he added.The Philippine government, however, stood firm of its position that the territory is within its exclusive economic zone.In an interview with reporters, Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. urged China to bring their sovereignty claim of the South China Sea to arbitration instead of issuing threats, as he noted that not a single country in the world believes in their claims.“Kung talagang gusto nila, kung talaga siguro hindi sila natatakot na ihayag sa boung mundo ang kanilang claim, bakit hindi tayo mag-arbitrate sa ilalim ng international law para maliwanag sa lahat kung ano ang karapatan ng kahit sino,” he said.(If they really want to, if they really are not afraid to reveal their claim to the world, why don't we arbitrate under international law so that it is clear to everyone what is the right of anyone.)Teodoro maintains that the rotation and resupply missions being conducted in the WPS are legitimate and regular.On Saturday, March 23, Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia acted recklessly and dangerously against Philippine Coast Guard vessels and Unaizah May 4 (UM4) using water cannons, causing severe damage to the vessel and injuries to three Navy personnel onboard.3 Navy personnel hurt amid China’s continuous aggression in WPSNational Security Adviser and National Task Force on West Philippine Sea chairman Eduardo Año has requested the convening of a meeting with Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin and the National Security Cluster for purposes of making recommendations to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. regarding the incident. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) Top 6 Betting Sites in the Philippines A NEW Bogo City is set to rise, aiming to create a modern urban hub equipped with amenities and infrastructure to cater to the diverse needs of people in far north Cebu, including education, healthcare, entertainment, and tourism.The project will “redefine the city’s landscape” by bringing opportunities closer to the north, said Jeany Eve Ynot, Bogo City’s information officer.Traditionally, people from the area go to Metro Cebu to seek greener pastures.She said the project, soon to be known as the Center of Trade and Industry in Northern Cebu, aims to attract investors to establish businesses, which, in turn, will stimulate employment, particularly for locals.“We understand the distance between Bogo City and Metro Cebu, especially Cebu City, where most establishments such as universities and hospitals are located,” she told SunStar Cebu on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2024.Bogo City, a sixth-class component city, is located 99 kilometers north of Cebu City.Last Feb. 21, Palafox, the team that designed the project’s masterplan, shared photos of 3D animations of integral locations of the project on their Facebook page.They said the project “optimizes Bogo’s high potential for infrastructure development, disaster resilience, and tourism.”Ynot said the project encompasses a mixed-use area of 20 hectares in Barangay Cogon in Bogo City. She said it will feature a hospital, an intermodal transport hub, mixed-use commercial spaces, and government facilities.She said the goal is to centralize services and resources in a single location, streamlining administrative processes and improving public service delivery through a one-stop-shop government center.Ynot also said that many schools will be built, along with an aquatics center and a sports stadium.“All roads will soon lead to this part of the city as it will be home to a sports stadium, the first of its kind in Northern Cebu, equipped with outdoor and indoor sporting facilities designed to showcase top-level competitions and sports recreation,” the information officer said.She said they intend to host big sporting events like the Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association and concerts for both local and international artists.Mayor Carlo Jose Martinez already hinted at plans to build a stadium and oval during the third-day stop of Capitol’s tourism tour program, Suroy-Suroy sa Sugbo, last Jan. 25.Martinez also expressed their intention to host Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo in the future, following Carcar City’s hosting of the event in August last year, marking the first time it was held outside of Cebu City.Meanwhile, Ynot said Bogo City, as the center and leading city in the north, has been opening its doors to students from nearby towns, including those from Bantayan Island, Masbate, and Leyte, over the years.She said that inside New Bogo City, they aim to strengthen education by welcoming new schools and universities so more education programs will be offered. She said this will lead to the relocation of the City-funded Bogo City Science and Arts Academy in the area.She said this year the project is focusing on building its road network leading to the area. She said that it is now in the pre-bidding stage. However, she did not provide further details on the road network.Ynot also did not provide details on the budget, funding, and timeline of the whole project. However, she said that to complete the whole project, they will fund it by phase since it will be impossible to fund a project of such magnitude with lump sum amount.Ynot said the acquisition of the 20-hectare lot for the New Bogo City was already a done deal last year.She said the project will be among the three legacy projects of the Martinez family. The two others are the modern, inclusive cemetery and the city’s first sanitary landfill.Last July, SunStar Cebu reported that the City broke ground on the construction of the first sanitary landfill in northern Cebu. The project, costing P 150 million and spanning 7.2 hectares, is located in Barangay La Paz.Meanwhile, in another report last August, the City was developing a five-hectare lot for a modern and inclusive cemetery in Barangay Malingin that will serve not only deceased Roman Catholic Church members but also individuals from diverse religious backgrounds and denominations.The City will provide free burial services for the indigent or the poor and needy residents. / KJF

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A NEW Bogo City is set to rise, aiming to create a modern urban hub equipped with amenities and infrastructure to cater to the diverse needs of people in far north Cebu, including education, healthcare, entertainment, and tourism.The project will “redefine the city’s landscape” by bringing opportunities closer to the north, said Jeany Eve Ynot, Bogo City’s information officer.Traditionally, people from the area go to Metro Cebu to seek greener pastures.She said the project, soon to be known as the Center of Trade and Industry in Northern Cebu, aims to attract investors to establish businesses, which, in turn, will stimulate employment, particularly for locals.“We understand the distance between Bogo City and Metro Cebu, especially Cebu City, where most establishments such as universities and hospitals are located,” she told SunStar Cebu on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2024.Bogo City, a sixth-class component city, is located 99 kilometers north of Cebu City.Last Feb. 21, Palafox, the team that designed the project’s masterplan, shared photos of 3D animations of integral locations of the project on their Facebook page.They said the project “optimizes Bogo’s high potential for infrastructure development, disaster resilience, and tourism.”Ynot said the project encompasses a mixed-use area of 20 hectares in Barangay Cogon in Bogo City. She said it will feature a hospital, an intermodal transport hub, mixed-use commercial spaces, and government facilities.She said the goal is to centralize services and resources in a single location, streamlining administrative processes and improving public service delivery through a one-stop-shop government center.Ynot also said that many schools will be built, along with an aquatics center and a sports stadium.“All roads will soon lead to this part of the city as it will be home to a sports stadium, the first of its kind in Northern Cebu, equipped with outdoor and indoor sporting facilities designed to showcase top-level competitions and sports recreation,” the information officer said.She said they intend to host big sporting events like the Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association and concerts for both local and international artists.Mayor Carlo Jose Martinez already hinted at plans to build a stadium and oval during the third-day stop of Capitol’s tourism tour program, Suroy-Suroy sa Sugbo, last Jan. 25.Martinez also expressed their intention to host Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo in the future, following Carcar City’s hosting of the event in August last year, marking the first time it was held outside of Cebu City.Meanwhile, Ynot said Bogo City, as the center and leading city in the north, has been opening its doors to students from nearby towns, including those from Bantayan Island, Masbate, and Leyte, over the years.She said that inside New Bogo City, they aim to strengthen education by welcoming new schools and universities so more education programs will be offered. She said this will lead to the relocation of the City-funded Bogo City Science and Arts Academy in the area.She said this year the project is focusing on building its road network leading to the area. She said that it is now in the pre-bidding stage. However, she did not provide further details on the road network.Ynot also did not provide details on the budget, funding, and timeline of the whole project. However, she said that to complete the whole project, they will fund it by phase since it will be impossible to fund a project of such magnitude with lump sum amount.Ynot said the acquisition of the 20-hectare lot for the New Bogo City was already a done deal last year.She said the project will be among the three legacy projects of the Martinez family. The two others are the modern, inclusive cemetery and the city’s first sanitary landfill.Last July, SunStar Cebu reported that the City broke ground on the construction of the first sanitary landfill in northern Cebu. The project, costing P 150 million and spanning 7.2 hectares, is located in Barangay La Paz.Meanwhile, in another report last August, the City was developing a five-hectare lot for a modern and inclusive cemetery in Barangay Malingin that will serve not only deceased Roman Catholic Church members but also individuals from diverse religious backgrounds and denominations.The City will provide free burial services for the indigent or the poor and needy residents. / KJF, check the following table to see what categories most online casinos in the Philippines fit in.

FORMER Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) regional director Yogi Filemon Ruiz, who has thrown his hat into the ring for Cebu City’s mayoral race in 2025, said he will be running to provide solutions to the “deteriorated Cebu.”Ruiz said in a media forum on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, his choice to enter politics stemmed from his aspiration to address basic services he believed have been “neglected by the City. “For the past years, if the City is doing their job, then I would be gladly in my farm, attending to my garden, drinking coffee, just watching movies. But sad to say, every time I go home from Manila to Cebu City—Manila boomed, Cebu City deteriorated,” Ruiz said.Ruiz, who was also a former commissioner of the Bureau of Customs, said although he is a neophyte in politics, he has been in public service for 18 years.“Politics is something new to me, but public service has always been in my blood,” said Ruiz. He declared his intention to serve as mayor as both a technocrat and a bureaucrat.Technocrats rely on technical expertise to make decisions and prioritize evidence-based solutions, while bureaucrats work within administrative systems to implement policies and manage resources.PlansPrior to committing to run for mayor, he identified five basic services that, he said, were being disregarded by the City Government. These are providing peace and order, health and social services, solving traffic and mobility issues, addressing garbage and waste disposal, and managing flooding and drainage.“This is something that is very basic. This is not something that we have invented overnight. These are basic problems that had been neglected by the City,” he said. With his background in law enforcement, he aims to make Cebu City’s streets the safest in the country. He said ensuring a safe environment for the public accomplishes half of his job, and will be his top priority. He said this will be done by busting criminals and drug traders in the city and instilling discipline.Ruiz said government agencies like Philippine National Police, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Bureau of Fire Protection, and PDEA, can expect support from him should he win.Ruiz clarified that while he will address illegal drug problems in the city, he will employ different tactics in approaching this issue, different from former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.“Rest assured, I will be the number one champion of human rights; there will be no instance that human rights will be violated,” he said.He said he will establish a government-run rehabilitation center, pointing out that Cebu City is the only highly urbanized city in the country that is not operating such an establishment.CBRTOn the ongoing construction of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) system, Ruiz expressed doubts about its sufficiency despite changes made to its plans over the past two decades. He suggested that due to Cebu’s narrow roads, a new scheme should be implemented once the system is operational. Ruiz proposed that since the current CBRT plan occupies 60 percent of the road, this should be made “flexible” and there should be days when roads will not be exclu­sive to shuttles and modern jeepneys, but also open to private cars.He acknowledged that since the project is already underway as the country has already taken out a loan from the World Bank and the French Development Agency, it would not be wise to halt its construction.“The question is, if we stop it now, who will pay the loan?... Why don’t we try it for one year and if it will not be successful, let us remove the barriers on the sides so we can still use the roads,” he said. Ruiz, however, did not specify which barriers of the CBRT should be removed.Not ‘Singapore-like’ Ruiz said he will keep the city’s slogan simple and use what his supporters are currently using in his campaign: “For a better and safer Cebu City.”He said he will not follow Mayor Michael Rama’s “grandiose” campaign slogan, such as “Singapore-like Cebu City with Melbourne features,” which, he said, is far from being realized.He also said he would appreciate it if Rama would not continue his reelection bid and support his candidacy instead.He described other individuals who expressed their interest to run, such as Rama, Cebu City Councilor Nestor Archival, and Metropolitan Cebu Water District Chairman Joey Daluz III, as “worthy opponents.” However, he said Archival could be a good running mate as his vice mayor.Partido CebuanoRuiz said he will have a complete slate under the banner of “Partido Cebuano,” although he did not reveal names.“We want the party to encompass all the aspirations, all the desires, all the dreams of the Cebuano people,” he said. 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A NEW Bogo City is set to rise, aiming to create a modern urban hub equipped with amenities and infrastructure to cater to the diverse needs of people in far north Cebu, including education, healthcare, entertainment, and tourism.The project will “redefine the city’s landscape” by bringing opportunities closer to the north, said Jeany Eve Ynot, Bogo City’s information officer.Traditionally, people from the area go to Metro Cebu to seek greener pastures.She said the project, soon to be known as the Center of Trade and Industry in Northern Cebu, aims to attract investors to establish businesses, which, in turn, will stimulate employment, particularly for locals.“We understand the distance between Bogo City and Metro Cebu, especially Cebu City, where most establishments such as universities and hospitals are located,” she told SunStar Cebu on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2024.Bogo City, a sixth-class component city, is located 99 kilometers north of Cebu City.Last Feb. 21, Palafox, the team that designed the project’s masterplan, shared photos of 3D animations of integral locations of the project on their Facebook page.They said the project “optimizes Bogo’s high potential for infrastructure development, disaster resilience, and tourism.”Ynot said the project encompasses a mixed-use area of 20 hectares in Barangay Cogon in Bogo City. She said it will feature a hospital, an intermodal transport hub, mixed-use commercial spaces, and government facilities.She said the goal is to centralize services and resources in a single location, streamlining administrative processes and improving public service delivery through a one-stop-shop government center.Ynot also said that many schools will be built, along with an aquatics center and a sports stadium.“All roads will soon lead to this part of the city as it will be home to a sports stadium, the first of its kind in Northern Cebu, equipped with outdoor and indoor sporting facilities designed to showcase top-level competitions and sports recreation,” the information officer said.She said they intend to host big sporting events like the Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association and concerts for both local and international artists.Mayor Carlo Jose Martinez already hinted at plans to build a stadium and oval during the third-day stop of Capitol’s tourism tour program, Suroy-Suroy sa Sugbo, last Jan. 25.Martinez also expressed their intention to host Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo in the future, following Carcar City’s hosting of the event in August last year, marking the first time it was held outside of Cebu City.Meanwhile, Ynot said Bogo City, as the center and leading city in the north, has been opening its doors to students from nearby towns, including those from Bantayan Island, Masbate, and Leyte, over the years.She said that inside New Bogo City, they aim to strengthen education by welcoming new schools and universities so more education programs will be offered. She said this will lead to the relocation of the City-funded Bogo City Science and Arts Academy in the area.She said this year the project is focusing on building its road network leading to the area. She said that it is now in the pre-bidding stage. However, she did not provide further details on the road network.Ynot also did not provide details on the budget, funding, and timeline of the whole project. However, she said that to complete the whole project, they will fund it by phase since it will be impossible to fund a project of such magnitude with lump sum amount.Ynot said the acquisition of the 20-hectare lot for the New Bogo City was already a done deal last year.She said the project will be among the three legacy projects of the Martinez family. The two others are the modern, inclusive cemetery and the city’s first sanitary landfill.Last July, SunStar Cebu reported that the City broke ground on the construction of the first sanitary landfill in northern Cebu. The project, costing P 150 million and spanning 7.2 hectares, is located in Barangay La Paz.Meanwhile, in another report last August, the City was developing a five-hectare lot for a modern and inclusive cemetery in Barangay Malingin that will serve not only deceased Roman Catholic Church members but also individuals from diverse religious backgrounds and denominations.The City will provide free burial services for the indigent or the poor and needy residents. / KJF Top 6 Betting Sites in the Philippines . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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FORMER Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) regional director Yogi Filemon Ruiz, who has thrown his hat into the ring for Cebu City’s mayoral race in 2025, said he will be running to provide solutions to the “deteriorated Cebu.”Ruiz said in a media forum on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, his choice to enter politics stemmed from his aspiration to address basic services he believed have been “neglected by the City. “For the past years, if the City is doing their job, then I would be gladly in my farm, attending to my garden, drinking coffee, just watching movies. But sad to say, every time I go home from Manila to Cebu City—Manila boomed, Cebu City deteriorated,” Ruiz said.Ruiz, who was also a former commissioner of the Bureau of Customs, said although he is a neophyte in politics, he has been in public service for 18 years.“Politics is something new to me, but public service has always been in my blood,” said Ruiz. He declared his intention to serve as mayor as both a technocrat and a bureaucrat.Technocrats rely on technical expertise to make decisions and prioritize evidence-based solutions, while bureaucrats work within administrative systems to implement policies and manage resources.PlansPrior to committing to run for mayor, he identified five basic services that, he said, were being disregarded by the City Government. These are providing peace and order, health and social services, solving traffic and mobility issues, addressing garbage and waste disposal, and managing flooding and drainage.“This is something that is very basic. This is not something that we have invented overnight. These are basic problems that had been neglected by the City,” he said. With his background in law enforcement, he aims to make Cebu City’s streets the safest in the country. He said ensuring a safe environment for the public accomplishes half of his job, and will be his top priority. He said this will be done by busting criminals and drug traders in the city and instilling discipline.Ruiz said government agencies like Philippine National Police, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Bureau of Fire Protection, and PDEA, can expect support from him should he win.Ruiz clarified that while he will address illegal drug problems in the city, he will employ different tactics in approaching this issue, different from former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.“Rest assured, I will be the number one champion of human rights; there will be no instance that human rights will be violated,” he said.He said he will establish a government-run rehabilitation center, pointing out that Cebu City is the only highly urbanized city in the country that is not operating such an establishment.CBRTOn the ongoing construction of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) system, Ruiz expressed doubts about its sufficiency despite changes made to its plans over the past two decades. He suggested that due to Cebu’s narrow roads, a new scheme should be implemented once the system is operational. Ruiz proposed that since the current CBRT plan occupies 60 percent of the road, this should be made “flexible” and there should be days when roads will not be exclu­sive to shuttles and modern jeepneys, but also open to private cars.He acknowledged that since the project is already underway as the country has already taken out a loan from the World Bank and the French Development Agency, it would not be wise to halt its construction.“The question is, if we stop it now, who will pay the loan?... Why don’t we try it for one year and if it will not be successful, let us remove the barriers on the sides so we can still use the roads,” he said. Ruiz, however, did not specify which barriers of the CBRT should be removed.Not ‘Singapore-like’ Ruiz said he will keep the city’s slogan simple and use what his supporters are currently using in his campaign: “For a better and safer Cebu City.”He said he will not follow Mayor Michael Rama’s “grandiose” campaign slogan, such as “Singapore-like Cebu City with Melbourne features,” which, he said, is far from being realized.He also said he would appreciate it if Rama would not continue his reelection bid and support his candidacy instead.He described other individuals who expressed their interest to run, such as Rama, Cebu City Councilor Nestor Archival, and Metropolitan Cebu Water District Chairman Joey Daluz III, as “worthy opponents.” However, he said Archival could be a good running mate as his vice mayor.Partido CebuanoRuiz said he will have a complete slate under the banner of “Partido Cebuano,” although he did not reveal names.“We want the party to encompass all the aspirations, all the desires, all the dreams of the Cebuano people,” he said. He said he will have a vice mayor, two congressmen and councilors who are “like-minded Cebuanos.”“We wanted it to be as less political as we can. If you can observe what is happening in the city, all actions of our leaders are for politics, even as simple as a flag-raising ceremony, everything is politicized,” Ruiz lamented.He explained he cannot, as yet, reveal names with respect to the other members of his party, as some of them are incumbent politicians. “They are afraid to come out yet because they might be attacked by those who want to pick a fight with them,” said Ruiz. / KJF licensed online casinos A CHINESE official has warned the Philippines of “potential consequences” amid its continued “infringement” in the South China Sea, which it maintains to be part of their territory.In a statement, China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian expressed strong opposition, as he accused the Philippines of sending construction materials to BRP Sierra Madre, which was deliberately grounded by the Philippine government in Ayungin Shoal to signify the country’s sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).“China Coast Guard took necessary measures at sea to safeguard our rights, firmly obstructed the Philippines’ vessels, and foiled the Philippines’ attempt. Nansha Qundao and its adjacent waters, including Ren’ai Jiao, have always been China’s territory. This is established in the long course of history, and complies with international law,” Lin said.“The Philippines should immediately stop its infringement and provocation, and refrain from undermining peace and stability in the South China Sea. If the Philippines insists on going its own way, China will continue to adopt resolute measures to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests. The Philippines should be prepared to bear all potential consequences,” he added.In a separate statement, China Coast Guard spokesperson Gan Yun said the Philippines’ “irregular” resupply mission to Ren’ai Jiao infringes upon China’s sovereignty and legitimate rights and interests and undermines peace and stability in the South China Sea.He echoed Lin’s statement that the operation is an attempt to bring construction materials in the “illegal grounded” ship, noting that it was only 18 days after its last resupply mission.“The China Coast Guard implemented lawful regulation, interception, and expulsion in a reasonable and professional manner,” said Gan.“We warn the Philippines that playing with fire is an invitation of disgrace, and the China Coast Guard is ready at all times to defend the country's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests,” he added.The Philippine government, however, stood firm of its position that the territory is within its exclusive economic zone.In an interview with reporters, Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. urged China to bring their sovereignty claim of the South China Sea to arbitration instead of issuing threats, as he noted that not a single country in the world believes in their claims.“Kung talagang gusto nila, kung talaga siguro hindi sila natatakot na ihayag sa boung mundo ang kanilang claim, bakit hindi tayo mag-arbitrate sa ilalim ng international law para maliwanag sa lahat kung ano ang karapatan ng kahit sino,” he said.(If they really want to, if they really are not afraid to reveal their claim to the world, why don't we arbitrate under international law so that it is clear to everyone what is the right of anyone.)Teodoro maintains that the rotation and resupply missions being conducted in the WPS are legitimate and regular.On Saturday, March 23, Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia acted recklessly and dangerously against Philippine Coast Guard vessels and Unaizah May 4 (UM4) using water cannons, causing severe damage to the vessel and injuries to three Navy personnel onboard.3 Navy personnel hurt amid China’s continuous aggression in WPSNational Security Adviser and National Task Force on West Philippine Sea chairman Eduardo Año has requested the convening of a meeting with Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin and the National Security Cluster for purposes of making recommendations to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. regarding the incident. (TPM/SunStar Philippines)

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He said this will be done by busting criminals and drug traders in the city and instilling discipline.Ruiz said government agencies like Philippine National Police, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Bureau of Fire Protection, and PDEA, can expect support from him should he win.Ruiz clarified that while he will address illegal drug problems in the city, he will employ different tactics in approaching this issue, different from former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.“Rest assured, I will be the number one champion of human rights; there will be no instance that human rights will be violated,” he said.He said he will establish a government-run rehabilitation center, pointing out that Cebu City is the only highly urbanized city in the country that is not operating such an establishment.CBRTOn the ongoing construction of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) system, Ruiz expressed doubts about its sufficiency despite changes made to its plans over the past two decades. He suggested that due to Cebu’s narrow roads, a new scheme should be implemented once the system is operational. Ruiz proposed that since the current CBRT plan occupies 60 percent of the road, this should be made “flexible” and there should be days when roads will not be exclu­sive to shuttles and modern jeepneys, but also open to private cars.He acknowledged that since the project is already underway as the country has already taken out a loan from the World Bank and the French Development Agency, it would not be wise to halt its construction.“The question is, if we stop it now, who will pay the loan?... Why don’t we try it for one year and if it will not be successful, let us remove the barriers on the sides so we can still use the roads,” he said. Ruiz, however, did not specify which barriers of the CBRT should be removed.Not ‘Singapore-like’ Ruiz said he will keep the city’s slogan simple and use what his supporters are currently using in his campaign: “For a better and safer Cebu City.”He said he will not follow Mayor Michael Rama’s “grandiose” campaign slogan, such as “Singapore-like Cebu City with Melbourne features,” which, he said, is far from being realized.He also said he would appreciate it if Rama would not continue his reelection bid and support his candidacy instead.He described other individuals who expressed their interest to run, such as Rama, Cebu City Councilor Nestor Archival, and Metropolitan Cebu Water District Chairman Joey Daluz III, as “worthy opponents.” However, he said Archival could be a good running mate as his vice mayor.Partido CebuanoRuiz said he will have a complete slate under the banner of “Partido Cebuano,” although he did not reveal names.“We want the party to encompass all the aspirations, all the desires, all the dreams of the Cebuano people,” he said. He said he will have a vice mayor, two congressmen and councilors who are “like-minded Cebuanos.”“We wanted it to be as less political as we can. If you can observe what is happening in the city, all actions of our leaders are for politics, even as simple as a flag-raising ceremony, everything is politicized,” Ruiz lamented.He explained he cannot, as yet, reveal names with respect to the other members of his party, as some of them are incumbent politicians. “They are afraid to come out yet because they might be attacked by those who want to pick a fight with them,” said Ruiz. / KJF Is baseball popular in the Philippines?

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