Comments on the delayed Dagupan City 2011 Budget issue

As the city's budget is not yet passed until now, What's Up Dagupan asked the opinion of the members of its facebook page regarding the issue. Here are the responses:  

What's Up Dagupan? What is your take on Dagupan City's Delayed Passing of the Budget?



  • Erickson Tan likes this.

    • Freddy N. Olores too much politics
      Saturday at 8:48am ·  ·  2 people · 

    • Freddy N. Olores and so as the traffic in dagupan cant they bring back the old system where puj are regulated and the tricycle are on the side streets?
      Saturday at 8:51am ·  ·  1 person · 

    • Dave Paragas 
      As the old adage says... "Justice delayed, is justice denied."


      It's all about the issue of justice, most especially when those programs intended for the many underprivileged citizens are being postponed. People are tired of too much politics...See More

      Saturday at 12:23pm ·  ·  2 people · 

    • Lorenzo Von natural lang na dapat pagaralan ang lahat bago ilabas ng budget na yan but for sure hindi naman magagamit sa tamang kalalagyan yan asahan mo ng nasa bulsa na ang kalahati nyan,,kaya nga kating kati na ang mga yan na mailabas yan mas maaga mas marami pang maibubulsa....saludo ako sayo belen fernandez tama lang yan ginagawa mo na dapat mailagay sa tama ang kaban ng bayan....
      Saturday at 10:36pm ·  · 

    • Abraham Amigable Maxado yung namumuno sa SP...
      Saturday at 10:38pm ·  ·  1 person · 

    • Rey-Rey Fernandez 
      benjies fault..u know why? ayaw nia papuntahin ang mga department heads nung una pa pinasa yang budget na yan sa SP..no department heads means walang mapagtatanungan ang mga counsilors at SP kung paano at bkt gnun ang budget ng dagupan..and...See More

      Sunday at 11:58pm ·  · 

    • Anthony Ferrer Ramos Maramba duga tan. say mayor amo!!!! kapuy!!! Arawi Mayor Al. Ompan aliway nakar to ? Panyolito? o Opit?
      14 hours ago ·  · 



You may post your comments on the delayed passing of the Dagupan City 2011 Budget here or at the comment box below:

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 8, 2011 at 9:37 AM

    Sa tingin ko, healthy politics ang nangyayari, last(fri) Feb 4, 2011 pa nga naipasa sa Alaminos, Pero ok lang yung pag scrutinize para makita kung may loopholes, 568M ipagkatiwala natin sa ating mga opisyal, dapat lamang na usisahin natin yan, kung yan ang nangyayari sa dagupan, how much more doon sa ibang bayan na nagkukuntsabahan sa corruption ang kanilang mga opisyal at inaaprub kaagad ang kanilang budget. Tama lang yun!

    Jayson bourne

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