Lacson favors two 4-year terms for elected local gov’t officials
BACOLOD CITY — Negros Occidental Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson said he favors two successive four-year terms for elected local government officials should the move to amend the 1987 Constitution pushes through. “Three years are too short. Four years will allow elected officials more solid years to deliver services to their constituents,” he said Wednesday, February […]
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