September 14, 2024
BENECO Election Postponement
City High Years
National Geographic
MCO Regrets
Why Titanic Mania Lives
Willy’s Jeep
Titan
Titan Minisub
Hope Never Surrenders
One Question, One Member, One Vote
Slowly and Steadily
“Alice in Wonderland”
Magalong and MSL
Writing in the Dark
BENECO District Elections 2023
Vindication
The Rise and Fall of ECMCO United
“MSL is my GM”
General Membership
No Substitute for Elections
Evidentiary “MCO SELFIE”
Empowering the BENECO MCO
NEA’s Conceptual Hook
The BENECO Surrender 2
Legal Post Classifications
BENECO Controversy Topics
The BENECO Surrender
A photograph speaks a million words
Conversion and Privatization
Explore Baguio with a Bike
Failure of AI
Preserving CJH
Skating Rink
NEA’s Hiring Process
BgCur
Camp John Hay Nostalgia
Camp John Hay Mile High Memories
NEA’s Mandate
Camp John Hay TV
NEA and BENECO Should Come Clean
John Hay’s Top Soil
Big Screens at John Hay
The Browning of Camp John Hay
Putin
The Beginning of the Age of Brainwashing
Baguio shouldn’t build skyscrapers
The MURDER of pine trees goes unabated
We were “toy soldiers” in 1979
S1E70
S1E69
attyjoeldizon@gmail.com
Baguio City, Philippines

There were a lot of ‘back stories’ surrounding the complete withdrawal of US forces from the former American military bases in Subic, Clark and Camp John Hay that never made it the front page of newspapers, both national and local.

Mostly, the suppression of those stories was…

“The NEA shall immediately step-in and take over from its Board the operations of any ailing electric cooperative. Within a reasonable period after take-over, the NEA may convert the ailing cooperative to either a stock cooperative registered with the CDA or a stock corporation registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).


NEA-BENECO Topics

These are articles related to the current issue surrounding the NEA and BENECO. Please feel free to scroll and find the appropriate topics that you want to read, or you can start from the beginning so you can see the whole picture which may help you act appropriately and accordingly. You may also visit this link for the same topic index: (https://joelrdizon.com/category/nea-beneco/)


Baguio Rewind

These are articles related to the current status of the City of Baguio along with some parts of her history as seen by the author. Please feel free to scroll and find the appropriate topics that you want to read, or you can start from the beginning so you can see the whole picture which may help you understand how things had been, an perhaps will help you think of what you can contribute to a better place to live and enjoy. You may also visit this link for the same topic index: https://joelrdizon.com/category/bgrw/


Informal Law Education Series

This link thread contains articles written by Atty. Joel Rodriguez Dizon on lessons delivered in the form of simulated lectures in a fictional section of junior law students belonging to the Alpha and Omega classes at a fictional college of law called the Layman School of Law and Justice. Although entirely fictional, all the lectures contain real and accurate legal insights. The “students'” recitations are based on his interactions with real students he has had teaching law for more than ten years in the Baguio Colleges Foundation College of Law in the Philippines.


The Unheardside


About Us

The owner of this site is a writer and a lawyer based in Baguio City, Philippines. He was a former editor of the Gold Ore and Baguio City Digest, and a professor of journalism, political science and law at Baguio Colleges Foundation (BCF). He is also a photographer and video documentarist. He has a YouTube channel called “Parables and Reason”.

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