Something Wrong w/ Erap's Manila...

**Monseratto** · February 19th, 2014 02:43 PM

From a friend's FB Page...

Erap recently increased realty taxes 200% in some cases...

For the past years it has always been a problem for us with regards to the vendors. Sad to say, We store owners paid so much money for permits and licenses and yet the benefits goes to the sidewalk vendors. What's happening to Manila? Calling the attention of Mayor Erap & Vice Mayor Isko Moreno. Ito ba ang pagbabago na sinasabi ninyo? Wala man lang abiso basta maglalagay ng mga stalls pabor sa mga nagtitinda sa kalye na di naman nagbabayad ng buwis. This is particularly in Evangelista street bgy 307 Quiapo. Sa mga nakakabasa nito sana makatulong kayo na maparating sa kinauukulan. Salamat!

**Bin Diesel** · February 19th, 2014 03:05 PM

kaya nga erap para sa mahirap e. mahirap ang makikinabang sa mga paghihirap mo.

**lowslowbenz** · February 19th, 2014 03:28 PM

If the Manila government clears all the illegal stores along the streets and side walks, I think that will cure the traffic problem by 50% (in that part of the metropolis).

**cast_no_shadow** · February 19th, 2014 04:50 PM

in fairness clear pa din ang recto (divisoria area) during the day ha.

panahon ni lim buong araw puno ng vendors ang kalsada.

still i hate erap!

walang choice mga manilenyo. Last election blank vote ko sa mayor.

**_Qwerty_** · February 19th, 2014 04:50 PM

wala kasi daw naiwang pera si Lim.. kaya kailangan nang pera nang maynila.. kaya ganyan nag increase nang rpt

**lowslowbenz** · February 19th, 2014 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow

in fairness clear pa din ang recto (divisoria area)

The streets may be clear, but the side walks are not. Stroll around the area of Quiapo, and you will know what I mean. Some vendors are literally "living" on the sidewalk. Pedestrians have no other recourse but to walk on the street.

**cast_no_shadow** · February 19th, 2014 05:05 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

The streets may be clear, but the side walks are not. Stroll around the area of Quiapo, and you will know what I mean. Some vendors are literally "living" on the sidewalk. Pedestrians have no other recourse but to walk on the street.

Yup i've been there master, kaya nga specific lang ako sa recto-divisoria area. kahit papano passable na sa vehicles unlike before

kasalanan din naman ng tao, binoboto pa din. bobotante eh

**lowslowbenz** · February 19th, 2014 05:40 PM

^

It's no surprise why some foreign people label Manila as "one-big-shantytown". Because by the looks of it, its true!

Most if not all of the beautification and present new infrastructure are being funded by private individuals/entities.

**macsd** · February 19th, 2014 05:57 PM

Erap and the entire Estradas are the biggest joke in this country's politics and you guys are still wondering why these things are happening.

Kasalanan yan ni Cory. If she did not removed Erap with her OIC in San Juan, baka ngayon eh mayor pa rin ng San Juan yan. Nawalan ng pwesto as mayor, nakahakot ng mga squatter sa San Juan at nagprotesta sa Malacanang, from there he recognize meron pala cyang nauulol, ayun naisipan tumakbo ng senador, panalo agad. The only senator to win from the opposition against a sweeping pro Cory line-up. From there, the rest is history.

**greenlyt** · February 19th, 2014 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by macsd

Erap and the entire Estradas are the biggest joke in this country's politics and you guys are still wondering why these things are happening.

Kasalanan yan ni Cory. If she did not removed Erap with her OIC in San Juan, baka ngayon eh mayor pa rin ng San Juan yan. Nawalan ng pwesto as mayor, nakahakot ng mga squatter sa San Juan at nagprotesta sa Malacanang, from there he recognize meron pala cyang nauulol, ayun naisipan tumakbo ng senador, panalo agad. The only senator to win from the opposition against a sweeping pro Cory line-up. From there, the rest is history.

hahahaha nakuha ka na naman ng chance para tirahin ang mga aquinos
aquino hater ka talaga