PNoy Tells Filipino People: I Told You So!

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) –President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday expressed hope that the late senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr.’s life would inspire Filipinos to live with “courage and patriotism.”

Duterte made the statement as he joined the nation in commemorating Aquino’s 37th death anniversary.
Reacting to the statement, former President NoyNoy Aquino thanked  Duterte for his kind words and made a comeback at Ninoy’s critics, saying:
”See what I’ve been saying all along? My dad was a patriot and courageous man.  Even Duterte says so.”
Meanwhile, The Adobo Chronicles just learned that Opposition Senators Risa  Hontiveros and Franklin Drilon have filed a resolution urging the government to transfer Ninoy’s remains to the Libingan ng mga Bayani, next to the remains of his nemesis, President Ferdinand E. Marcos.
We heal as one.

Deportation Looms For Chinese Nationals In Manila, Filipinos in Daly City, California

DALY CITY, California (The Adobo Chronicles, Daly City Bureau) – Manila Mayor Isko Moreno wants Chinese Nationals  deported for calling his city a  “Province of China.”

Meanwhile, across the Pacific in the United States, Mayor Glenn Sylvester also wants Filipinos and Filipino Americans deported for calling Daly City  “Little Manila.”

Critics of the Philippine government’s pro-China stance have used the “Province of China”  meme in their protest activities.

Daly City in Northern California  has been referred to as “Little Manila” because of its huge Filipino population.

Moral of the story: Do not rename cities or countries lest you suffer dire consequences!

 

 

 

Curfew And Liquor Ban Lifted Under GCQ In Quezon City?

QUEZON CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Quezon City Bureau) – Last August 19, the National Capital Region, including Quezon City, was placed under a less restrictive General Community Quarantine (GCQ). The move by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) on Emerging Infectious Diseases was seen as a balancing act between ensuring the health safety of the population in the Covid-19 pandemic and the health of the economy.

Nevertheless, even under GCQ, cities within NCR will continue to observe curfew hours, and some still impose a liquor ban or some variation of it.

In Quezon City however, residents got confused over an infographic that renamed “curfew” to “public safety” hours.

Many interpreted the hours to mean “happy” hours which for them signaled the total lifting of both curfew and the liquor ban.

The public is advised not to drink to that. Yet.

Here’s the full infographic from the QC government:

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