Malico residents say they belong to Pangasinan

By Gabriel L. Cardinoza

Oct 05, 2022 12:12 am

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan: All his life, Malico barangay captain Jaime Segundo had known that his village belonged to the town of San Nicolas in Pangasinan.

Segundo, 61, said that it was in this mountain village where he was born and grew up. He said he has always been proud of San Nicolas as the town of his birth.

TERRITORIAL DISPUTE Pangasinan Gov. Ramon Guico 3rd (third from right) points to an area in a map that is part of the upland village of Barangay Malico in San Nicolas town during a meeting with Malico residents. Also in photo are San Nicolas Mayor Alicia Enriquez (second from right), Pangasinan Sixth District Rep. Marlyn Agabas (second from left) and Vice Gov. Mark Ronald Lambino (partly hidden). PHOTO BY GABRIEL CARDINOZA

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