February 6, 2024

Sugar Council opposes SRA plans to allow more imports

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Sugar Council, composed of three sugarcane producers’ federations in the country, expressed its vehement opposition to the proposal of the Sugar Regulatory Administration to address low millgate prices of sugar, by “allowing traders to import

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2M tourists generate P6B income for Negros Occ.

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN Declaring that the tourism industry of Negros Occidental has fully recovered from the effects of COVID-19 pandemic, Provincial Tourism Officer Cheryl Decena yesterday disclosed that the visit of more than two million tourists has initially generated

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Bacolod PWD IDs recalled

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Bacolod Mayor Alfredo Abelardo Benitez issued an executive order yesterday recalling all PWD ID cards issued in Bacolod City. Benitez, however, said he has not issued a recall order for senior citizen’s ID cards, since the

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Cadiz lighthouse station powered by solar

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) is harnessing solar power to operate the newly-inaugurated lighthouse in Cadiz City, Negros Occidental. Coast Guard Western Visayas district commander Capt. Weniel Azcuna on Monday said the station’s operational systems are already in place after

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Photo of the Day

The San Sebastian Cathedral in Bacolod City is both a landmark and an icon for the faithful.* Andrew Altarejos photo

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Everything should lead us to God

In that gospel episode where Christ complains about the inconsistency and hypocrisy of the leading Jews at that time (cfr. Mk 7,1-13), we are reminded of the danger of being trapped in our earthly affairs and in our human ways

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Presence

As a father of two teenagers, one still stuck at home with me, and the other already studying abroad, I am often left wondering how I got here without having read the manual on how to raise children, because I’d

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Freedom of opinion and expression

In a meeting with visiting United Nations Special Rapporteur Irene Khan, leaders of the House of Representatives assured her of the passage of key legislation supporting freedom of opinion and expression, informing her that a total of 14 bills of

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‘A Sculptural Odyssey’ at Gallery G

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Fourteen Negrense artists are holding an ongoing sculptural group exhibition of artwork created from various materials, such as traditional wood and clay, to contemporary mixed media, and also found objects. Titled “Beyond Dimension: A Sculptural Odyssey,”

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