Several weeks ago, I wrote about Cebu’s most influential political rivals, the Garcias and the Martinezes, wrestling to take control of AM radio El Nuevo Bantay Radyo in preparation for the 2016 elections.
Former governor now 3rd District Representative Gwendolyn Garcia promptly reacted to my column, denying negotiations with Cagayan de Oro-based Sarraga Integration and Management (SIAM) Broadcasting Corp., the franchise holder operating the radio station. She said Bantay Radyo does not interest her.
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