May 2025

Cebu Governor Retains Position Pending COMELEC Clarification The political landscape in Cebu remains in a state of anticipation as Governor Gwendolyn Garcia continues to hold her position while awaiting further clarification from the Commission on Elections (COMELEC). The uncertainty stems from legal challenges surrounding her candidacy and election victory, leaving both supporters and critics eager […]

Pangilinan Gains Key Endorsements from Remulla and Cebu Leaders In a significant boost to his political campaign, senatorial candidate Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has secured pivotal endorsements from influential leaders, including Cavite Governor Jonvic Remulla and key political figures in Cebu. These endorsements underscore Pangilinan’s growing momentum as he seeks to reclaim a seat in the

Cebu Pacific’s Q1 Profit Dips Due to Expansion Costs The Philippines’ leading budget airline, Cebu Pacific, recently reported a dip in its first-quarter profits for 2024. While the airline continues to expand its fleet and routes, the costs associated with this aggressive growth strategy have impacted its bottom line. In this article, we’ll explore the

Pope Leo XIV’s Strong Connection Between Cebu and Rome The relationship between Cebu, the heart of Christianity in the Philippines, and Rome, the center of the Catholic Church, has always been profound. However, few figures have strengthened this bond as significantly as Pope Leo XIV. Though his papacy was relatively brief, his impact on Cebu’s

Cebu’s Gwen Garcia Defies Official Orders for the Third Time In a bold move that has sparked controversy across the Philippines, Cebu Governor Gwen Garcia has once again defied official directives, marking the third time she has openly challenged national authorities. This latest act of defiance raises questions about local autonomy, political tensions, and the

Augustinians Share Rare Photos of Pope Leo XIV’s 2004 Cebu Visit In a remarkable revelation, the Augustinian Order has released a collection of rare photographs documenting Pope Leo XIV’s historic visit to Cebu in 2004. These images, previously unseen by the public, offer a unique glimpse into a pivotal moment in the Catholic Church’s history