Tag: Fraport

• Money or integrity? The Cavite-Laguna road project case study

  

  The controversial CALAx road project is a damn-if-you-do-damn-if-you-don’t issue. It’s a toss up, really, between money and integrity. The president chose money.

  Lala Rimando

  22 Oct 2014

  Business and economy, Philippine infrastructure

  Aboitiz, Aboitiz Land, Arbitration, Ayala, Ayala Corp, Ayala Corporation, bidding, CALAx, Cavite, Cavite-Laguna Expressway, Department of Public Works and Highways, DPWH, Expressway, Focap, Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines, Fraport, infrastructure, LRT 1 Cavite Extension, NAIA, NAIA 3, NAIA Terminal 3, Philippine infrastructure, philippines, Piatco, PPP, PPP bidding, President Aquino, President Benigno Aquino, roads, San Miguel, San Miguel Corporation

• Is it Mar Roxas’ fault there are no CCTV cameras at NAIA-3?

  

  No, but a year and a half ago, he set himself up to be blamed when a crime happened this December 2013.

  Lala Rimando

  22 Dec 2013

  Aviation, Journalism

  airports, aviation, CCTV, CCTV security cameras, DILG, DOTC, Fraport, Gloria Arroyo, infrastructure, Jesse Robredo, Jun Abaya, Mar Roxas, NAIA, NAIA 3, NAIA Terminal 3, Piatco, PPP, public private partnerships, security cameras, Takenaka, Transportation Department, Transportation Secretary Mar Roxas

• Here’s why NAIA-3 has no CCTV security cameras

  

  Five days before Christmas, four people were killed by drive-by shooters at NAIA Terminal 3. Why were there no CCTVs to document the crime?

  Lala Rimando

  20 Dec 2013

  Aviation

  airport crime, airports, aviation, crime, Fraport, investments, Jun Abaya, Labangan, Manila airport, Mar Roxas, NAIA, NAIA 3, Piatco, PPP, public-private partnership, Takenaka, transportation, Ukol Talumpa, Zamboanga del Sur