MALASIQUI-Several anomalies were discovered by Pangasinan today as the consumers members elect for the Board of Directors for this town yesterday as thousands of members consumers claimed that CenPelco ( Central Pangasinan Electric Cooperative ) has connived with those who have allegedly manipulated the election.
While third district Representative Rachelle Arenas arrived in Malasiqui Central School to cast her vote, a number of consumer members has reported to their solon several alleged anomalies, since they felt helpless when the Cenpelco verifier has denied them from casting their votes.
For several reasons: members/consumers have not been listed in the masters lists and are not qualified to votes.
The Cenpelco representatives claimed that members / consumers have waived their rights to become members and qualify them to vote when they did not voluntarily question or check there names to the list of names of those who are consider members when Cenpelco published this names in the Cenpelco office, and public plaza days before election up to date of election.
Other members have also claimed that deceased members were allowed to vote while others are not..
While at the middle of consultation former Pangasinan Vice Governor and this town’s former mayor have discovered that Mayor Armando Domantay has voted for his name not just once but four times in one precinct as the Cenpelco verifier admits to the public that the mayor told him to do so.
Members consumers have also questioned the presence of Mayor Armando Domantay in the area distributing something that has yet to be confirmed to those who have been showing billing statements or receipts to the Mayor.
Domantay has declined to be interviewed regarding the election proceeding at the moment.
Meanwhile, Pangasinan today went to the areas where CenPelco has claimed that they have made the several public postings of the names of members/consumers who can and cannot vote however the Cenpelco Security officer on the day of the election has confirmed that there has been no lists of members/consumers posted in there areas except a reminder that there will be an election for board of directors and names of qualified candidates for the election.
At the public plaza, police from the Malasiqui PNP has confirmed that there has been no posting of such in the area.
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By Janice Hidalgo
MANGALDAN-four units of Houses built out of Bayanihan and love from the local residents and civic oriented groups from the Mangaldan Association of Northern California were turned over to the recipients today. Read More »
By Janice Hidalgo
General Manager
Lingayen- The local Government of this town bids to become Pangasinan’s capitol city.
It will be recalled that it was in the year 2006 when Rep.Amado T. Espino Jr. now Governor of Pangasinan, has echoed in sponsoring the city charter in congress.
Today, as Governor Amado T. Espino pushes for making the province a place to live and invest by investing in a massive development program of the provincial capitol as a tourist site the local government of this town has been pushing for a united effort in marketing this town as the next potential city and Pangasinan’s capitol town.
Mayor Ernesto Castaneda Jr. came to power in 1992 as a mayor where Lingayen was a 4th class municipality.
From 2000 up to 2006 Lingayen was able to established a consistent growth which led to this town attain its status as a first class Municipality and now one of Northern Luzon’s highly urbanized town.
By JANICE HIDALGO
General Manager
LINGAYEN- Pangasinan marked August 4, 2008 as the First One Year Report of Governor T. Espino Jr.as he delivers his State of the Province Address.
Once again, Governor Amado T. Espino Jr. underscores the Espino’s Administration vision that is to make Pangasinan as the place to invest, work, live and raise a family.
Emphasizing on the fulfillment of his administrations endeavor in making the Provincial Capitol as the best Capitol building in the country, the governor has highlighted remarkable appreciations expressed by some officials who were among the early birds including president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo who also told Espino that Pangasinan’s provincial Capitol Building was the country’s most beautiful capitol.
By Janice Hidalgo
General Manager
STA BARBARA- Mayor Reynaldo Velasco admitted to PangasinanToday that he has not given up hope that this town will be considered by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo as an ideal spot for an international airport.
By Janice Hidalgo
STA-BARBARA- No less than Governor Amado T. Espino Jr. was so happy that Pangasinan will be among the recipients of major infrastructures that will benefit from the Value Added Tax the Philippine government is extracting from the crude oil and energy producing companies.
Among the statements that were mentioned by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo PGMA on her State of the Nation Address was when she made mention that VAT will complete the San Roque –Agno River project.
Janice Hidalgo