GENERAL SANTOS CITY, Philippines – For 40 years, Editha Payas has watched the tides of General Santos City’s public market rise and fall from her fish stall, a place she calls home. Though the aging structure leaks and crumbles, her heart remains tied to its bustling aisles. When the city announced a redevelopment, Payas initially embraced the hope for repair. “Actually, we are not against the redevelopment. I was happy that the market would be…
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