Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Ross Manuel breaks silence

Ross Manuel of the Philippine Fiesta Management Committee has finally broken his silence by issuing a statement to the Filipino community (read in this article). His Management Committee is condemning the action of the Concerned Members of the Philippine Fiesta of Victoria when the group took over the management of the PFVI and elected an Interim Management Committee.

When asked by The Philippine Times for comments about Manuel’s statement, Maina Walkley of the Concerned Members of PFVI said the group’s lawyer advised them not to issue any comment.

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