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"Politics in Caloocan is ever alive, but for our top officials to engage this early in political squabbles would be disadvantageous, especially to the city residents," Mr. Sulit, a businessman, said.


A word war erupted between Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo and former ally, second district Rep. Edgar Erice, after the latter scored the mayor for the supposed "state of bankruptcy" of the city.


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                    [Summary] => Former political allies Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo and Rep. Edgar Erice traded barbs yesterday over the city’s supposed "state of bankruptcy" allegedly caused by the leadership’s wasteful spending.


Erice, who had raised the bankruptcy issue, shot back at Malonzo for accusing him of "grandstanding and engaging in politicking this early."


The congressman told the mayor he was duty-bound to expose irregularities at city hall because the issue is of public interest.


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Erice, who had raised the bankruptcy issue, shot back at Malonzo for accusing him of "grandstanding and engaging in politicking this early."


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Claudine, Raymart to NBI: We are also victims

July 12, 2007 - 9:13pm

Nation

Caloocan residents urge Malonzo, Erice to stop political bickerings

August 26, 2002 - 12:00am

Caloocan City residents appealed yesterday to the two top local officials to stop political bickering and instead work together for the good of the city. "Politics in Caloocan is ever alive, but for our top...

Metro

Word war erupts over ‘bankruptcy’

By Jerry Botial | August 25, 2002 - 12:00am

Former political allies Caloocan City Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo and Rep. Edgar Erice traded barbs yesterday over the city’s supposed "state of bankruptcy" allegedly caused by the leadership’s wasteful...

Metro