Speaking of politicos sending out letters via snail mail to voters, Villar was or is the king. He did it twice (when he ran for Congress and then for the Senate seat.) While the first one was more obvious and coupled with a prize kuno if you answer the questions with an obvious answer (Manny Villar)the second one (for senate seat) was more of kumusta from your Congressman Manny Villar using post paid envelope of Congress with Congress letterhead.

I have no idea if he still does this letter because I moved out from muntinlupa-las pinas congressional district.

Siguro, baka lang, yon namang list of clients from his real estate development and housing businesses or probably not kasi marami ring customers na merong problem.

I used to handle sensitive material back when I was an economist at the NEDA. They’re also public documents, but that didn’t mean just anyone can access them. Lawsuits have been lodged because of those information. Careers have been ruined. People imprisoned, etc. Think Piatco/NAIA 3 and all those scandals.

Earlier, a friend of mine got to talk to one of the developers of the site. I don’t have the log right now but in the conversation, the developer went “The government has the right to display these files. They’re public records because they’re free for public access.

I think he meant record of the public. So there.

@Jhay, I guess only one of them. But it’s good to include everyone else in the picture, right?

@Kates, amateurish, right.

@Arnold, thanks for the lead!

@Marian, I noticed files started disappearing a few minutes after I posted. The people

Being able to escape one problem brought by a responsibility you should have taken up doesn’t clear you out from the fault of truancy in the first place.