Election 2019 is over in Metro Manila, and the political landscape has been altered in a few key places as a generation of new politicians have won.
-
-
14 Areas in Mega Manila Needing Mass Transit Connection
With mass transit lines being built and planned left and right, there are still a number of areas that are deprived of a mass transit connection,. 14 of these important areas for mass transit are listed here in this piece.
-
Can Manila Bay Still Be Revived?
After the positive developments thus far of the ongoing rehabilitation of Boracay Island, the government has now turned its sights on a more challenging task: rehabilitating Manila Bay. The campaign was formally launched last Sunday, with hundreds of volunteers trooping the Baywalk area to start the cleanup. And judging from the photos taken after the event, they seem to have done a good job so far. But before the premature celebrations, let us remind ourselves that this is just start of a long war, so to speak. It would be naive to think that a one-day clean up will be enough to bring back order to the universe, or in…
-
Election 2019: The Battlelines Have Been Drawn
This past week, the political scene was buzzing with more noise than usual. Which means just one thing: the election season is approaching. To be specific, it is the beginning of the 2019 election season as prospective candidates trooped to the Commission on Elections made their intentions known to run for various elected offices from senator to councilor. As a site that chronicles on the sights, sounds, and stories of Metro Manila, the Urban Roamer shall focus on some of the interesting races in Metro Manila to observe in the 2019 election season. Interesting in the sense that some of these races may turn out to be dirty and ugly,…
