January 3, 2022 - Negros Now Daily

Mga panimad-on sa pagbulag sang tuig

January 3, 2022

Sa pagbulag sang tuig, madamu sining nga panimad-on nga nalakip na sa aton malaba nga listahan sang mga tulumanon agud indi madula ang dibuenas (gikan sa Spanish nga de buena suerte) ukon mapalayo ang palaabuton naton nga tuig sa kadimalasan (gikan naman sa Spanish nga de masa suerte). May yara sang nagapati nga dapat wala sang gamit sa lamesa nga may buka ukon litik sa pagbulag sang tuig bangud mangin tagdala ini sang mga mala-in nga hitabu.

Crisis or opportunity?

January 3, 2022

Not wanting to sound panicky in this season of celebrations, the stark reality is everywhere we turn, we see the immediacy of foreboding events. No one saw the ongoing pandemic coming nor did anyone realize the extent of the damage wrought by typhoon Odette, an occurrence that would be in our minds for a long time.

BCPO seizes P1.89M in shabu

January 3, 2022

The Bacolod City Police Office seized a total of 278.348 grams of shabu, worth P1,892,766.40, from 42 police operations it conducted in December.

Typhoon damage to livestock reaches P742M

January 3, 2022

The Negros Occidental Provincial Veterinary Office reported P742,391,003.50 worth of livestock damage due to Typhoon Odette.

More compassionate Capitalism

January 3, 2022

Capitalism is a system based on private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit. In a capitalist system, decision making and investments are decided by the owners of wealth and property, and prices and distribution of goods are primarily determined by the competition in the market. This competition is only affected in small ways by consumers. If you don’t believe me, just try to buy a repair part for a Dell computer manufactured before 1999.

When I grow too old to dream

January 3, 2022

Are you not afraid of facing a blank wall, not knowing why you are there and what you are supposed to do? Of facing and talking to your loved ones without any idea who they are? To be unable to do the very basics of things because you do not know what to do with your hands, or how to eat by yourself? I get scared just thinking about it. The naked truth is, however, becoming old is a certainty, not a choice.

Simply, Albee

January 3, 2022

As a politician, all information about Alfredo Abelardo “Albee” Benitez is out there on all media platforms.
His family, businesses, allies, and affiliations were dissected. When he entered the political arena, his actions and decisions were scrutinized. Or maybe, even before he did.

Mga panimad-on sa pagbulag sang tuig

Crisis or opportunity?

BCPO seizes P1.89M in shabu

Typhoon damage to livestock reaches P742M

More compassionate Capitalism

When I grow too old to dream

Simply, Albee

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