Genuine Opposition’s Official Website

Genuine Opposition Blog

The Genuine Opposition (GO) has apparently realized the potential of the internet as a campaign tool. They have an official website, which is actually a blog, where they post press releases mostly authored by their official spokesperson Atty. Adel Tamano.

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On the hostage-taking of 26 schoolchildren

You must live under a rock if you don’t know what I’m talking about. Yesterday, another shameful Filipino legend was born… Armando “Jun” Ducat Jr.! This attention-seeking joke of a person hostaged 26 (that’s 20 plus six) pre-schoolers, allegedly, to get the attention of the local and international media and “lecture” them on the demons of the Philippine goverment. Ironic does not even begin to describe what happened.

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It’s Duterte-Duterte in Davao City

Yesterday, Atty. Sarah Duterte, daughter of incumbent Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, finally ended months of speculation when she filed her candidacy for vice-mayor of the city. She brought with her the certificate of candidacy of her father. So it’s really going to be a Duterte-Duterte bid. This is highly significant because, if re-elected, this will probably be the elder Duterte’s last term as mayor of Davao City. And who else would be the strongest contender for mayor, but the vice-mayor who would most likely be the younger Duterte. Thus, the Duterte reign over Davao City shall continue.

PSHS-SMC Graduates on the Bureau of Immigration Watchlist

A few weeks ago, a graduate of the Philippine Science High School - Southern Mindanao Campus (PSHS - SMC) was barred from leaving the country. The reason? Apparently, all 819 graduates of the PSHS-SMC are on the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) watchlist. Allegedly, this is the school’s way of knowing if the graduates complied with their contract that they should take a science or engineering course. This is a clear violation of the graduates’ human rights.

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