What’s in Davao City and ties with China(LETTERS FROM DAVAO by Jun Ledesma)

Words are cheap. Angry and portentous talks could lead to costly disasters which may not give anyone the slightest chance to regret. This is best illustrated in the current controversy over the renewed and escalated word war between Pres. Bongbong Marcos’ ilks and Ambassador Jing Quan, made worse by senators and House lawmakers who think…

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Rain today in Davao and still be in a dry spell tomorrow (LETTERS FROM DAVAO by Jun Ledesma)

WEATHER  is influenced largely by wind directions. Westerly, which I think is known in Tagalog as “hanging kanluran” is from the western rim of the Pacific. From way back in college, we were told that Davao Region to include Surigao provinces has Type IV climate. Meaning it has no definite rainy or hot season. Rainfall is…

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Why Abante sleeps in the impeachment trial (LETTERS FROM DAVAO CITY by Jun Ledesma)

  Why and what makes investments, bank deposits and  business transactions so controversial to the prosecution in the impeachment trial of VP Sara Duterte? In the same vein, why is it of no concern to members of the prosecution the gargantuan ₱1-trillion plus  in kickbacks from ghost flood control projects that are  actuallly  purloined from taxpayers money?      Talk to…

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Political vendetta and avarice (LETTERS FROM DAVAO by Jun Ledesma)

Davao City has shared the international limelight with tennis star Alexandra Eala. The Kingdome, the world’s biggest covered arena with 75,000 seating capacity formally opened September 1 with all the grandeur and splendor beyond anyone’s imagination. Across the globe, in New York City, Alex Eala delivered one of her spectacular victories same day with a…

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