Carla Gomez is a journalist at INQUIRER.net. She focuses on agriculture and farming, exploring the intersection of these themes with topics such as tourism. Carla's work has been featured in various publications, including INQUIRER.net and Asia International News.
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Bacolod City, Philippines (Local)
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Carla Gomez's reporting focuses on the local government and politics, with an emphasis on announcements from government entities. She covers topics specific to Negros Occidental and Bacolod City, such as power outages, local governance issues, and developments in the sugar industry.
Given her focus on local issues, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights from local officials or community leaders regarding governance challenges or initiatives in Negros Occidental and Bacolod City. Additionally, Carla's coverage of crime-related topics suggests that she might also be open to well-researched pitches concerning crime prevention measures or updates on ongoing cases within her geographic scope.
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BACOLOD CITY—Kanlaon Volcano experienced another swarm of volcano-tectonic (VT) earthquakes on its northwestern flank that may lead to a moderate eruption, a state volcanologist said on Monday.
BACOLOD CITY—The Catholic Church here has initiated a grand rosary against corruption on Saturday that is expected to draw thousands of participants.
By: Carla Gomez
BACOLOD CITY—At least 1,280 tourism workers were affected by the ethanol wastewater spill at the Universal Robina Corp. ethanol distillery plant in
By: Carla Gomez, Mel N. Velez
BACOLOD CITY—Negros Occidental Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson has expressed continued concern over the continued drop in sugar prices, an issue that also resonates among planters and farmers in Bukidnon province.
BACOLOD CITY—Sugarcane planters and labor groups have called on President Marcos to intervene in addressing the plummeting millgate prices of sugar.
BACOLOD CITY—Crater glow, or “banaag,” observed with the naked eye at Kanlaon Volcano on Sunday evening may indicate an impending magmatic eruption, a Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) official warned.
BACOLOD CITY—The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported that a reddish crater glow was again observed at Kanlaon Volcano on Monday night, indicating continued activity at the summit.
[Trigger warning: Mention of rape]BACOLOD CITY — Bacolod City Councilor Celia Flor on Wednesday, May 20, condemned a radio anchorman for making an on-air rape remark against a female
By: Andrea Gregorio, Carla Gomez
BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, Philippines — A radio anchor in Bacolod City received widespread backlash from media and gender rights groups over a joke about raping a reporter while they were
[Trigger warning: Mention of rape] BACOLOD CITY–Bacolod City Councilor Celia Flor on Wednesday, May 20, condemned a statement by a radio station
