Oktobre 26, 2015

SINO ANG KARAPAT-DAPAT SA KANILA PARA MAGING PANGALAWANG-PANGULO NG ATING BANSA?

Sa pagpili ng magiging pangalawang-pangulo kailangang gamitin natin mga botante ang ating talino. Alamin natin kung anong katangian mayroon ang bawat isang kandidato sa pagka-bise-presidente para matiyak natin kung karapat-dapat ba sila sa puwestong ating ipagkakatiwala sa ating mapipili, yamang sila ang susunod na pinakamakapangyarihang tao sa ating bansa kung sakaling may mangyari sa pangulo na hindi makakapagpatuloy sa pagtupad ng tungkulin.

Sa mga pagpipilian ang mga inihanay ko lang ay sina Congresswoman Leni Robredo, Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, Sen. Bongbong Marcos at Sen. Chiz Escuedero. Hindi ko na isinama si Sen. Gringgo Honasan, hindi dahil sa minamaliit ko ang kanyang kakayahan, at lalong hindi ko nais isama si Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV, dahil sa aking pananaw panggulo lamang itong si Trillanes.

1. FERDINAND "BONGBONG" R. MARCOS, JR.

A.  GOVERNOR BONGBONG MARCOS

From 1998 to 2007, Bongbong served as Governor of Ilocos Norte

1. He transformed Ilocos Norte into a first class province
2. He piooneered the first Wind Power Plant in SouthEast Asia

B. AT THE LOWER HOUSE

In 1992, he served as congressman at 2nd district of Ilocos Norte

*Congressman Bongbong Marcos used his
CDF/PDAF to contribute in cooperatives of
his province. That's why he is the top contributor
of all the congressman. Achievements -
*Young Achiever awardee for Government
and Public Service. * Top contributor of all
the congressman. * House Bill 328 - Created
the Department of Energy. * House Bill 4660 -
Created the National Youth Commission. And
Projects *Tomato Paste Plant also known as
Northern Food Corporation - Located at Brgy
#1 Sarrat, Ilocos Norte. *Sports Complex -
Located at Laoag Ilocos Norte. *
Hospital Upgrade *Central Bank Cash Unit Department *
Laoag International Airport. * Reforestation
in the entire district 1 of Ilocos Norte.
*Road and Bridge Widening. *Fort Ilocandia -
a Five Star Hotel. *All national road in
Ilocos Norte are fully cemented.
*Provided equipments to farmers to support
agriculture as a foundation of Philippine economy.

MGA BILANG NG PROYEKTO SA IBAT - IBANG REHIYON

LUZON

1. National Capital Region  - 47 Projects
    (NCR)  
2. Cordillera Administrative Region - 16 Projects
   (CAR) 
3.Ilocos Region -  50 Projects
 (Region I)
4. Cagayan Valley - 25 Projects
   (Region II)
5. Central Luzon - 16 projects
   (Region III)m
6. CALABARZON - 8 Projects
   (Region IV-A)
7. MIMAROPA - 7 Projects
 (Region IV-B)
8. Bicol Region -  7 Projects
   (Region V)

VISAYAS

1. Western Visayas - 8 Projects
    (Region VI)
2. Central Visayas -7 Projects
    (Region VII)
3. Eastern Visayas - 26 Projects
    (Region VIII)

MINDANAO

1. Zamboanga Peninsula - 13 Projects
    (Region IX)
2. Northern Mindanao - 13 Projects
    (Region X)
3. Davao Region - 10 Projects
    (Region XI)
4. SOCCSKSARGEN - 3 Projects
     (Region XII)
5. Caraga - 5 Projects
     (Region XIII
6. Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao - 4 Projects
        (ARMM)

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

MAN OF ACTION

ILOCOS REGION

2010 Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Gov. Roque Ablan Memorial Hospital

2010 Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2010Educational assistance given to twenty (20) students in Mariano Marcos State University

2011 Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Gov. Roque Ablan Memorial Hospital

2011 Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center

2011 Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2011Educational assistance given to forty (40) students in Mariano Marcos State University

2011 Sinait, Ilocos Sur School buildingConstruction of 3 classrooms in Binacud Integrated School

2011 Narvacan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Lungog

2011 Laoag City, Ilocos Norte RoadsConcreting of a road from Gen Segundo Ave to Vintar

2011 Laoag City, Ilocos Norte RoadsConcreting of a road from Brgy. Dungtal to Vintar

2011 Laoag City, Ilocos Norte RoadsConcreting of a road from Sarrat to Vintar

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Sta. Matilde

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. 10, Estancia

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. 19, Darupidip

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. 31, Carusikis

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in San Juan

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte PavementConstruction of a multi-purpose drying pavement in Brgy. 14, Binsang

2011 Badoc, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Badoc

2011 Banna (Espiritu), Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market road Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Catagtaguen

2011 Marcos, Ilocos Norte Flood control structureRehabilitation of the eroded slope barrier in Brgy. Fortuna

2011 Marcos, Ilocos Norte PavementConcreting of a pavement in Brgy. Pacifico

2011 Paoay, Ilocos Norte Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Paoay Heritage Complex

2011 Tubao, La Union Water systemConstruction of a water reservoir in Brgy. Anduyan

2011 Pozzorubio, Pangasinan RoadsConcreting of a road in Western Alipangpang

2011 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Sta Matilde

2011 Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Pasngal

2011 Narvacan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Narvacan

2012 Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center

2012 Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center

2012 Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2012Educational assistance given to sixty (60) students in Mariano Marcos State University

2012 Caoayan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Caoayan

2012 Malasiqui, Pangasinan Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Don Pedro

2012 Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Bacarra

2012 Vigan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in the Vigan Conservation Complex

2012 Vigan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of Kabarkadahan Youth Centre in Vigan

2012 Rosales, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protection system in Brgy. Tumana

2012 Balunga, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protection system in Brgy. San Aurelio

2012 Urdaneta, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protection system in Brgy. Pinmaludpod

2012 Manaoag, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protection system in Brgy. Nalsian

2012 Malasiqui, Pangasinan Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Don Pedro

2012 Bautista, Pangasinan Water systemConstruction of a water system

2012 Lingayen, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protection system in Brgy. Aliwekwek

2013 Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center

2013 Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2013Educational assistance given to eighty (80) students in Mariano Marcos State University

2014 Mangaldan, Pangasinan MulticabsVehicle given to Brgy. Embarcadero

Bacnotan, La Union School buildingConstruction of a school building in DMMMSU

Agoo, La Union School buildingRehabilitation of the Marcos Sports Center at DMMMSU

Bugallon, Pangasinan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Pantal

Bugallon, Pangasinan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Pangascasan

Paoay, Ilocos Norte RoadsRepair of damaged roads in Paoay

San Fernando City, La Union OverpassConstruction of an overpass for DMMMSU

CAR

2011 La Trinidad, Benguet Multi-purpose buildingExtension of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Wangal

2011 Pinukpok, Kalinga School buildingRehabilitation of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Dugpa

2011 Rizal (Liwan), Kalinga School buildingConstruction of 3 classrooms in Rizal Central School

2011 Tabuk City, Kalinga Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system along Canao Street

2011 Bontoc, Mt. Province Flood control structureConstruction of a flood control structure in Sitio Kadyapas

2012 Atok, Benguet School buildingConstruction of a classroom in Caliking Elementary School

2012 La Trinidad,Benguet Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Benguet Sports Complex

2012 Asipulo, Ifugao Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road from Brgy. Amduntog to Brgy. Antipolo

2012 Kabayan, Benguet Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Kabayan

2012 Rizal, Kalinga Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Bulbul

2012 Pasil, Kalinga Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Pasil

2012 San Juan, Abra Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a day care centre in San Juan

2012 Tineg, Abra School buildingConstruction of classrooms in Anayan Elementary School

2013 Baguio City, Benguet MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Irisan

Baguio City, Benguet School buildingConstruction of a classroom in Baguio City National High School

Bangued, Abra Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose school building

CAGAYAN VALLEY

2011 Lasam, Cagayan Water systemInstallation of a water system in Brgy. Magsaysay

2011 Solano, Nueva Vizcaya RoadsConstruction of Magarang road in Brgy. Bagahabag

2011 Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. San Fernando

2011 Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Lamo

2011 Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya Water systemConstruction of a water system in Brgy. Abaca

2011 Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a senior citizens’ building in Brgy. Malasin

2011 Cabarroguis, Quirino Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a barangay health center in Brgy. Mangandingay

2011 Saguday, Quirino Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose covered court in Brgy. Sto. Tomas

2011 San Mateo, Isabela PavementConstruction of a multi-purpose drying pavement

2011 Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya PavementConcreting of a multi-purpose pavement in Brgy. Mabasa

2012 Claveria, Cagayan School buildingConstruction of a school building in Claveria Vocational High School

2012 Pamplona, Cagayan School buildingConstruction of a school building in David M. Puzon National High School

2012 Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Cagayan Valley Medical Center

Bagabag, Nueva Vizcaya RoadsRepair of a road from Sta. Lucia to Tabanganay

Cabatuan, Isabela School buildingConstruction of a school building in LFG-Diamantina National High School

Cabatuan, Isabela School buildingConstruction of a school building in La Paz National High School

Cabatuan, Isabela PavementConcreting of pavements along Tandang Sora Road in Brgy. Del Corpuz

Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Villa Aurora

Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.Villa Florentino

Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Duruarog

Lal-lo, Cagayan RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Dalaya

San Mariano, Isabela School buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in San Mariano

San Mateo, Isabela Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm to market road and multi-purpose drying pavements

Tuguegarao, Cagayan School buildingConstruction of a school building in Tuguegarao

Camalaniugan, Cagayan Multicab

CENTRAL LUZON

2011 Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system in Brgy. Hulo

2012 Mariveles, Bataan RoadsConcreting of the Bagac-Mariveles road

2012 Balanga City, Bataan RoadsConcreting of the Cataning-Bani road

2012 Balanga City, Bataan Flood control structureRehabilitation of slope barrier in Tuyo river

2012 San Ildefonso, Bulacan Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Poblacion

2012 San Jose City, Nueva Ecija School buildingRepair of a school building in San Jose East Central School in Brgy. Sibut

2012 Angeles City, Pampanga RoadsConcreting of Visitacion Street

2012 Floridablanca, Pampanga Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Anon

2012 Malolos, Bulacan RoadsRepair of a road and drainage system in Bulacan State University

2012 Pangil, Laguna School buildingConstruction of a school building in Balian Community College

2012 Paete, Laguna Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Paete

2012 Guagua, Pampanga Flood control structureConstruction of concrete slope barrier in Guagua

2013 San Fernando, Pampanga Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital

Bacolor Pampanga RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Sta. Ines

Angeles City, Pampanga School buildingConstruction of a school building

Baliuag, Bulacan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Calantipay

Baliuag, Bulacan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Catulinan

Baliuag, Bulacan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Hinukay

Floridablanca, Pampanga Flood control structureConstruction of concrete slope barrier in Floridablanca*

Porac, Pampanga Flood control structureConstruction of concrete slope barrier in Porac*

2013 Abucay, Bataan MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Gabon

CALABARZON

2011 Polilio, Quezon Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road from Atulayan to Bislian

2012 Tiaong, Quezon Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Bukal

2012 Panukulan, Quezon Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Panukulan

2012 Alabat, Quezon Multi-purpose buildingContruction of a legislative building in Alabat

2012 Tanay, Rizal RoadsRepair of a road from Marikina to Infanta

2012 Tanay, Rizal School buildingConstruction of classrooms in Monte de Tanay Elementary School in Sitio Mayagay

2013 Nagcarlan, Laguna MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Pob. III

Candelaria, Quezon RoadsRehabilitation of a road in Masalukot I

MIMAROPA

2011 Odiongan, Romblon Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Rizal

2011 Odiongan, Romblon Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Tabobo-an

2011 San Agustin, Romblon Senate Study ProgramFinancial Assistance for the implementation of scholarship program

2012 Magsaysay, Mindoro Occidental School buildingRepair of classrooms in Magsaysay Central School

2014 Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Sta. Isabel

Araceli Palawan School buildingRepair of a school building in Dagman Elementary School

Lubang, Mindoro Occidental Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose center in Lubang

BICOL REGION

2012 Pugay, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Sitio Bongliw

2012 Naga City, Camarines Sur Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients Bicol Medical Center

Bulan, Sorsogon School buildingConstruction of a classroom building in Bag-o High School in Brgy. San Juan

Nabua, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in San Vicente Ogbon

Nabua, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Sitio Binoyoan

Ragay, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Upper Sta. Cruz

Goa, Camarines Sur MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Taytay

WESTERN VISAYAS

2011 Miag-ao, Iloilo City Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in UP – Visayas Support Facility

2012 Silay City, Negros Occidental RoadsConcreting of a road in Rizal

2012 Talisay City, Negros Occidental Water systemConstruction of a water supply in Talisay City

2012 Bacolod City, Negros Occidental Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Corazon Locsin – Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital

2012 Tanjay City, Negros Oriental Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital

2012 Iloilo City, Iloilo Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial Assistance to DSWD-RO VI for the Implementation of CIDSS

Balasan, Iloilo City Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Balasan Transport Teminal and concreting of municipal roads

Balete, Aklan Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a public market

Banga, Aklan Park and plazaImprovement of a public park and plaza in Banga

Calinog, Iloilo City RoadsConstruction of a reinforced concrete bridge in Brgy. Toyungan

Dumangas, Iloilo City Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a fish trading center in Dumangas

Mambusao, Capiz Welcome arcConstruction of a welcome arc in Flores A. Bayot bridge

Murcia, Negros Occidental Water systemConstruction of a water system in Murcia

Murcia, Negros Occidental School buildingConstruction of a school building in Murcia

Panay, Capiz Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Panay

Roxas City, Capiz School buildingConstruction of an administration building in Capiz State University

Bacolod City, Negros Occidental Livelihood assistanceFunds for the project of Kalipay Negrense Foundation

Sta. Barbara, Iloilo MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Malawog

CENTRAL VISAYAS

2012 Maribojoc, Bohol Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building and drainage system in Maribojoc*

2012 Poro, Cebu RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Cagcagan

2012 Tudela, Cebu School buildingConstruction of a school building in Villahermosa Elementary School in Brgy. Villahermosa

2012 Cebu City, Cebu Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center

2012 Cebu City, Cebu Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial Assistance to DSWD-RO VII for the Implementation of CIDSS

Cebu City, Cebu Multi-purpose buildingFraming and installation of a roof on a multi-purpose building of Brgy. Tabungan

Talisay City, Cebu MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Tabunok

EASTERN VISAYAS

2010 Tacloban City, Leyte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center

2011 Alangalang, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a barangay hall in Brgy. Bobonon

2011 Alangalang, Leyte Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Oras

2011 Santa Fe, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a barangay hall in Brgy. Katipunan

2011 Tanauan, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. San Miguel

2011 Carigara, Leyte Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system in Brgy. Sawang

2011 La Paz, Leyte School buildingConstruction of a school building in Buracan National High School

2011 Pastrana, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a Farmer’s Training Center in Brgy. Capilla

2011 Catbalogan City, Eastern Samar RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Estaka

2012 Tolosa, Leyte School buildingRepair of Daniel Z. Romualdez Memorial Elementary School in Brgy. Imelda

2012 Carigara, Leyte RoadsConcreting of a road from Brgy. Tinaguban to Camansi road

2012 Pinabacdao, Western Samar School buildingConstruction of a school building in Pinabacdao National High School in Brgy. 1 Poblacion

2012 Pinabacdao, Western Samar School buildingConstruction of a school building in Brgy. Paranason

2012 Catbalogan City, Eastern Samar PavementConstruction of a multi-purpose pavement in Brgy. Poblacion

2012 Maydolong, Eastern Samar Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a wet market in Maydolong

2012 Oras, Eastern Samar RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Mabuhay

2012 Maripipi, Biliran Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Trabugan

2012 Tacloban City, Leyte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Tacloban City Hospital

Catarman, Northern Samar Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of an evacuation center in Catarman

Maasin City, Southern Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of the 3rd & 4th level of the provincial hospital in Maasin City

Maydolong, Eastern Samar Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Maydolong

Tacloban City, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a health center in Brgy. 86, San Jose

Zumarraga, Western Samar School buildingConstruction of a school building in Zumarraga

ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA

2011 Mabuhay, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Poblacion

2011 Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay School buildingConstruction of a school building in Ipil National High School

2011 Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay Water systemConstruction of a water system in Brgy. Nazareth

2011 Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay School buildingConstruction of a school building in Penaranda Elementary School in Brgy. Penaranda

2011 Naga, Zamboanga Sibugay Water systemConstruction of a water supply system in Brgy. Baga

2011 Roseller Lim, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingRehabilitation of a public market in Brgy. San Fernandino

2011 Titay, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a public market in Brgy. Supit

2011 2011 Zamboanga Sibugay Financial Assistance for the purchase of medicines for various barangays in Zamboaga Sibugay

2012 Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a legislative hall in Tungawan

2012 Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Sibugay Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Zamboanga City Medical Center

Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur Covered walkConstruction of a covered walk/arch in the provincial government center in Pagadian City

Zamboanga Del Sur Financial Assistance for Livelihood projects

Sindangan, Zamboanga Del Norte Multicab

NORTHERN MINDANAO

2011 Cabanglasan, Bukidnon Water systemRehabilitation of an irrigation system in Bubunawan

2011 San Fernando, Bukidnon Water systemRehabilitation of an irrigation facility in Nala

2012 Tubod, Lanao del Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of the Tubod Cultural Center

2012 Valencia City, Bukidnon RoadsRehabilitation of the Bagongtaas-Lurogan-MVC Lilingayon Road

2012 Valencia City, Bukidnon RoadsConstruction of the Bagongtaas-Lurogan-MVC Lilingayon Road

2012 Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental School buildingRepair/Rehabilitation of school building

2012 Opol, Misamis Oriental Multi-purpose buildingRehabilitation of a public market in Brgy. Barra

2012 Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Northern Mindanao Medical Center

2012 Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial Assistance to DSWD-RO X for the Implementation of CIDSS

Medina, Misamis Oriental RoadsConstruction of a road and drainage system along Portulin National High School

Valencia City, Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial Assistance given to some patients in Barangay Tugaya.

Valencia City, Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial Assistance given to some patients in Barangay Vintar.

Valencia City, Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial Assistance given to some patients in Barangay Tongantongan.

Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSS

Bukidnon Social Services Financial Assistance

Iligan City, Lanao del Norte MulticabBidding for multicab on going

ARMM

2011 Lamitan City, Basilan School buildingConstruction of 8 classrooms in Basilan State College

2012 Datu Blah T. Sinsuat, Maguindanao Multi-purposebuildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Brgy. Resa

2012 Cotabato City, Maguindanao Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients confined in Cotabato Regional and Medical Center

Bacolod Kalawi, Lanao del Sur MulticabsVehicle given to Bacolod-Kalawi

SOCCSKSARGEN

2011 Alabel, Sarangani Province Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a Regional Trial Court

2011 Kabacan, North Cotabato Multi-purpose buildingRehabilitation and expansion of a municipal gymnasium

Tulunan, North Cotabato MulticabVehicle given to Tulunan

CARAGA

2011 San Miguel, Surigao del Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Tina-Enadan

2011 Placer, Surigao del Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a health center in Brgy. Suyoc

2012 Magallanes, Agusan del Norte School buildingConstruction of classrooms in Magallanes North Elementary School

2012 Surigao City, Surigao del Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Caraga Regional Hospital

Lingig Surigao del Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of barangay mini gymnasium

DAVAO REGION

2012 Braulio E. Dujali, Davao del Norte Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system in Brgy. Dujali

2012 Carmen, Davao del Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of multi-purpose building

2012 Davao City, Davao del Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to some patients in Davao Regional Hospital

2012 Davao City, Davao del Norte Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial Assistance to DSWD-RO XI for the Implementation of CIDSS

Davao City, Davao del Norte Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system in Brgy. Agdao

Montevista, Compostela Valley Water systemConstruction of a water system in Montevista

Tagum City, Davao del Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. New Balamban

Tagum City, Davao del Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. Magdaum

Tagum City, Davao del Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy. San Agustin

2013 Davao City, Davao del Norte MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Calinan, Pob.

MGA SENATE BILLS NI SENADOR BONGBONG MARCOS

Marami sa mga panukalang batas ni Senador Bongbong ang naka-pending pero kung mabibigyan ng pagkakataon na makapasa malaki ang maitutulong nito para sa kaginhawan ng mga tao o grupong pinag-uukulan dahil lahat ng mga panukalang batas ng senador ay napakataas ng kalidad.

EDUCATION

Senate Bill No. 3106. Public School Teachers’ Salary Upgrading Act.

Senate Bill No. 2531. Teachers Education Act of 2010.

Senate Bill No. 2532. First Class Public Schools and Libraries Act of 2010.

Senate Bill No. 2188. Moratorium on the Creation or Conversion of State Universities and Colleges Act of 2010.

AGRICULTURE

Senate Bill No. 14. National Irrigation Program of 2013.

Senate Bill No. 1863. Anti-Rice Wastage Act of 2013.

Senate Bill No. 112. National Seeds Production Act of 2013.

Senate Bill No. 409. Philippine Soybean Authority Act of 2013.

TOURISM

Sen. Bongbong Marcos strongly believes in tourism as an instrument for economic growth.

One of his achievements as Governor of Ilocos Norte was making the province a major tourist destination not only for local but also for international tourists. This was achieved through infrastructure development as well as constant marketing, with then-Governor Marcos personally making visits to China, where he forged a Sisterhood Agreement with Shandong Province specifically to increase the number of Chinese tourists to Ilocos Norte.

He believes that increased public spending and strategic investments in tourism development and promotion will result in long-term benefits, especially in terms of job generation and increased income for local governments.

The windmills of Bangui, for instance, built under Marcos’s leadership, are now regarded as a tourist attraction, aside from being an alternative source of energy.

Believing that infrastructure development is integral to tourism development, Senator Marcos has filed Senate Bill No. 3201, “An Act Creating the Laoag International Port Authority”. This bill recognizes that the Laoag International Airport is the only international airport in Northern Luzon and therefore vests the Port Authority with sufficient powers to accelerate its development into a world-class facility. It hopes to encourage direct flights to Laoag, resulting in an increased number of visitors from China, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.

COOPERATIVES

Sen. Bongbong Marcos believes in the ability of cooperatives to fuel the growth of entrepreneurs.

Believing that the potential benefits that can be gained from cooperatives remain untapped, he filed Senate Bill No. 3245, “Cooperative Development Authority Charter Act”.

The bill aims to streamline the Cooperative Development Authority so that it may better address the problems of cooperatives and provide them more adequate funding, assistance and supervision.

Around 10 Million Filipinos or roughly 10% of the population are members of cooperatives yet coops have remained in the micro scale, failing to mature into large scale enterprises.

As an active and passionate Vice Chairman of the Committee on Cooperatives, Senator Marcos hopes to change this and develop a culture of entrepreneurship among Filipinos.

ENVIRONMENT

Senate Bill No. 2885. Climate Change Education Act of 2011.

Senate Bill No. 410. The Philippine Green Building Act.

Senate Bill No. 413. Bicycle Commuters Incentives Act of 2013.

Senate Bill No. 419. Regulating the Use of Plastic Bags.

HOUSING

Sen. Bongbong Marcos was Chairman of the Senate Committee on Urban Planning, Housing and Resettlements during the 15th Congress.

He has filed the following bills related to housing and urban planning:

Senate Bill No. 423. Department of Housing and Urban Development Act of 2013.

Senate Bill 110. Civil Service Housing Program of 2013.

Senate Bill 111. An Act Amending the Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992.

Senate Bill No. 665. Establishing Regional Housing One-Stop Shops.

Senate Bill No. 410. The Philippine Green Building Act.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Senator Bongbong Marcos is presently the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Local Government.

With his extensive and successful experience in local government leadership, having been Governor of Ilocos Norte for a total of four terms (1983 to 1986, 1998 to 2001, 2001 to 2004 and 2004 to 2007), Marcos now seeks opportunities that would continually help empower LGUs nationwide. He believes that an empowered local government translates to an empowered nation.

Retirement Fund for Barangay Officials

Senate Bill No. 12. Retirement Benefit for Barangay Officials and Workers Act of 2013.

This bill mandates the creation of a Retirement Fund for barangay officials and workers that would allow them a retirement benefit of P50,000 to P100,000 depending on their position.

SK Reform

Senate Bill No. 1186. Act to Postpone the Sangguniang Kabataan Elections on October 28, 2013.

Recognizing the reality that the Sangguniang Kabataan under the present structure has lost its effectiveness in advancing the democratic ideals of service-oriented youth leadership, Marcos filed this bill to cancel the Sangguniang Kabataan elections of 2013. This bill was signed into law in the same month. The Commission on Elections can now set the date for the SK elections within the period from October 28, 2014 and February 23, 2015. This will allow Congress time to reform the youth council.

National Wealth

Marcos has also initiated deliberations on various Senate and House Bills that seek the direct remittance to the host local government unit of its forty percent (40%) share of the gross collection derived by the national government from national wealth taxes.

He believes in the Constitutional principle that local government units deserve their “equitable share in the proceeds of the utilization and development of the national wealth within their jurisdiction” and therefore has taken steps to remedy the problem of slow or zero remittance of the economic benefits from mining to local government units.

Jobs

Senate Bill 1862. An Act Establishing the Inter-agency Council for the Creation of Jobs.

This bill seeks to establish an inter-agency council for employment generation but specifically calls for the utilization of LGUs in this objective. LGUs are to map out business opportunities in their respective localities, relay these to the inter-agency council, which would in turn advise investors. This way, employment opportunities are brought into the town, city or province, instead of residents having to leave their families to seek employment opportunities in other provinces or abroad.

OFWS

Sen. Bongbong Marcos believes that it is Philippine government’s duty and responsibility to protect Overseas Foreign Workers (OFWs). Beyond expressing support for OFWs, he has initiated legislative measures to safeguard their rights and welfare.

Upon hearing reports of retaliation by Taiwanese citizens against OFWs following strained relations between the Philippine Government and Taiwan over the deportation of Taiwan nationals in 2011, Marcos immediately filed Senate Resolution No. 379 which directs the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations to look into the remedial measures taken by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in protecting the welfare and interests of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Taiwan.

Marcos also immediately called on the government to work overtime and process within 2 months the correction of the status of remaining overseas Filipino workers in Saudi Arabia who are either undocumented or possess incomplete working requirements, following reports that the government of Saudi Arabia had given illegal migrant workers until March 1, 2014 to complete their working papers or their stay in Saudi Arabia would be considered illegal.

He is presently formulating a measure that will channel a portion of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) fund to assist OFWs in distress, hire more lawyers to assist OFWs who have been jailed for various alleged offenses, and repatriate victims of maltreatment and illegal recruiters.

ENERGY

Sen. Bongbong Marcos is committed to pursuing his vision of ensuring that the Philippines has an adequate supply of energy, as well as his mission of providing cheap and reliable energy for the masses.

As Governor of Ilocos Norte in the 1990s, Marcos relentlessly sought a suitable solution to the power outages and poor quality of electricity that plagued his province. This led to the construction of the Bangui Wind Farm, the first power-generating windmill farm in Southeast Asia.

The Bangui Wind Farm not only bolstered the province’s supply of electricity and spurred business activities and investments but also became a showcase for viable clean, and renewable energy source. Running along a 9-kilometer length of windswept beach in Bangui, the imposing line of 70-meters tall wind turbines, each equipped with three 41-meter blade, has also become a favorite tourist attraction, thereby bringing additional benefits to the province and its people.

Marcos continues his quest to fulfill his vision for energy sufficiency. He has filed Senate Bill No. 2593 for the creation of a hydrogen research and development center in the country that will study the use of hydrogen as an alternative source of fuel energy

Senator Marcos also advocates and supports a policy towards increased government investment in infrastructures that would ensure energy sufficiency as well as lower power and fuel costs, taking into account the equally-important aspect of protecting our environment.

SENATE BILLS 15 CONGRESS and SENATE BILLS 16TH CONGRESS

http://www.bongbongmarcos.com/senate-bills-category/15th-congress-sb/

http://www.bongbongmarcos.com/senate-bills-category/16th-congress-sb/

BANGSAMORO BASIC LAW

Salamat kay Senador Bongbong, dahil hindi niya pinayagan na mamayani ang kamalian sa pagpasa ng BBL version ni Pnoy na labag sa Saligang-Batas.

MANILA, Philippines – Sinabi ni Senador Bongbong Marcos na hindi siya tutol sa Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) tulad na rin ng nais na ipahiwatig ng ilang government official at sa halip ay nais lamang niyang ma­ging malinaw ang bawat hibla nito upang walang anumang  masasagasaan sa konstitusyon.

Sa kanyang pagsasalita sa Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM), sinabi ni Marcos na nagtataka siya kung bakit minamadali ng pamahalaan ang pagpapasa ng BBL gayong maraming probisyon ang dapat na linawin lalo na sa mga kabataan.

Ayon kay Marcos, nais nilang maipasa ng  “perfect” ang BBL dahil may ilang katanungan ang dapat na busisiin ng  govern­ment peace panel. Kabilang na aniya dito ang constitutional issue, power sharing,  economic provision at administration.

Nakakalungkot lamang na ang layunin ng BBL ay pagkakawatak-watak ng mga rehiyon at hindi pagsosolido ng mga Filipino para sa isang matatag na bansang Pilipinas. Una na rito ang abolisyon ng ARMM.

Idinagdag pa ng senador na tanging ang Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) lamang ang kinakausap at kinokonsulta ng Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP).

Ipinaliwanag naman ni Dr. Renato Oliveros, Executive Vice President ng PLM, na hindi umano dapat na lituhin ng pamahalaan ang publiko hinggil sa BBL at sa halip ay ilahad ang katotohanan na makabubuti naman sa nakararami.

Sa katunayan isang “genius” si dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos nang hatiin nito ang mga lalawigan na ngayon ay sakop ng Region IX at XII bunsod na rin ng hindi pagkakasundo ng mga Muslim.

Sa huli, tiniyak ni Marcos na hindi maipapasa ang BBL kung labag ito sa Konstitusyon.

http://www.philstar.com/psn-metro/2015/06/17/1466740/hindi-ako-tutol-sa-bbl-marcos

http://pinoyinternationalbloggersassociation.blogspot.com/2015/06/great-protector-of-constitution-award.html

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

CHAIRMANSHIP

• Committee on Local Government
• Committee on Public Works

VICE CHAIRMANSHIP

• Committee on Civil Service and Government Reorganization
• Committee on Cooperatives
• Committee on Foreign Relations

COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

• Committee on Agrarian Reform
• Committee on Agriculture and Food
• Committee on Accountability of Public Officers and Investigations (Blue Ribbon)
• Committee on Climate Change
• Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Revision of Codes of Laws
• Committee on Economic Affairs
• Committee on Education, Arts and Culture
• Committee on Energy
• Committee on Environment and Natural Resources
• Committee on Finance
• Committee on Government Corporations and Public Enterprises
• Committee on Health and Demography
• Committee on Labor, Employment and Human Resources Development
• Committee on National Defense and Security
• Committee on Public Order and Dangerous Drugs
• Committee on Urban Planning, Housing and Resettlement
• Committee on Women, Family Relations and Gender Equality

OVERSIGHT COMMITTEES

Oversight Committee Chairmanship

• Oversight Committee on ARMM Organic Act
• Congressional Oversight Committee on the Special Purpose Vehicle Act
• Select Oversight Committee on Barangay Affairs

Oversight Committee Vice Chairmanship

• Oversight Committee on AFP Modernization Fund
• Oversight Committee on the Local Government Code of 1991

Oversight Committee Membership

• Congressional Oversight Committee on Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization
• Congressional Oversight Committee on Agrarian Reform
• Congressional Oversight Committee on the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010
• Special Oversight Committee on Economic Affairs
• Joint Oversight Committee on the Human Security Act of 2007
• Joint Oversight Committee on Cooperatives
• Legislative Oversight Committee on the Visiting Forces Agreement

OTHERS

• Member – Commission on Appointments

Bongbong Marcos: Duterte promised to support me

By: Anthony Q. Esguerra

@AEsguerraINQ

INQUIRER.net

10:00 PM October 5th, 2015

DECLARING his solo quest for the vice presidency, Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos on Monday said Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte has promised to support him.

Clarifying that he was not teaming up with leading presidential candidates, Marcos said he flew to Davao City on Wednesday for a consultation with Duterte.

“He was gracious enough to promise me his support should I decide to run for vice president. I, too, will support Mayor Duterte if and when he runs for president,” Marcos said in a statement.

But the tough-talking Duterte, who has repeatedly dismissed the idea of running for president, has not made a decision yet.

After his supporters gathered at the Luneta Park to urge him to run as president, Duterte asked for more time to do “final soul-searching with myself and with my family.”

Duterte has until October 16, the deadline for filing of certificate of candidacy for next year’s general election, to declare his plans for 2016

Marcos is the fifth to declare intention to run for vice president.

Earlier Monday, Camarines Sur Rep. Leni Robredo, the widow of Interior Secretary Jessie Robredo, was formally announced as the running mate of Liberal Party standard-bearer Manuel “Mar” Roxas II.

The son and namesake of former President Ferdinand Marcos was initially open to the idea of running with presidential aspirant Vice President Jejomar Binay, who doesn’t have a running mate yet.

But Marcos said the team-up with Binay did not push through because of their sharp political differences.

“Regarding Vice President Jejomar Binay, I was invited to be his vice-presidential candidate. There were initial talks between our supporters.  But any team-up with the Vice President must be rooted on a shared vision for our country, a common platform of government as well as political perspectives,” he said.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/728132/bongbong-marcos-duterte-promised-to-support-me

Erap endorses Bongbong for VP

By Jose Rodel Clapano (The Philippine Star) | Updated October 11, 2015 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - In what appeared to be a cue that he may run again for president in 2016, Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada endorsed yesterday the vice presidential bid of Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

Estrada, guest speaker during the proclamation of Marcos as a vice presidential candidate, said he is giving his full support because of the lawmaker’s long experience as a local government chief executive.

Marcos served as vice governor and governor of Ilocos Norte before he became a congressman and a senator.

“The most handsome, intelligent and young senator. I did not have any second thoughts and I didn’t find it difficult to decide and do this,” Estrada said.

Describing Marcos as very qualified, hardworking and intelligent, Estrada asked his constituents in Manila to give Marcos the opportunity to prove his worth and work as a vice president of the country.

Estrada also credited the Marcoses for helping him when he was still San Juan mayor and the former first lady Imelda Marcos, the senator’s mother, for the distribution of 157 hectares of land to 27,000 families in Tondo, Manila in 1977.

“In the name of the Manileños, we thanked you (Mrs. Marcos) for your big help to Manila. You also established the Bliss projects, which benefited thousands of homeless in Manila. Manileños, let’s pay our debt of gratitude to Sen. Bongbong Marcos by voting for him for vice president in 2016. Manileños know how to pay their debt of gratitude,” Estrada said.

Marcos, who addressed Estrada as President-Mayor, said he decided to hold his proclamation as a vice presidential candidate in honor of Filipino heroes Gen. Antonio Luna, Andres Bonifacio and his brother Procopio and Jose Rizal.

“I was inspired when I watched the movie of Gen. Luna, that is why I decided to hold my proclamation as vice presidential candidate here in Gen. Luna Street…We are not yet fully freed. The election in May is only the start of the fight against poverty. Let us not be swayed by politicking. Judge the candidates through their programs,” he said.

Marcos cited the presence of criminal syndicates, drug lords, gambling lords and police protectors as among the problems the country faces.

He also lambasted the Aquino administration for having inept and corrupt officials in the agency that is operating the Metro Rail Transport (MRT).

“The parents leave their houses while their children are still asleep and they return to their homes when their children are already asleep. They are suffering daily because of the inefficient MRT. We have an MRT, but it is malfunctioning. The reason is that the officials in MRT are corrupt and they lack knowledge,” Marcos said.

Marcos also said that graft and corruption have been rampant in the Bureau of Customs (BOC) where smuggling thrives.

“Trillions of pesos were lost for four years because of smuggling. We know the smugglers, but why are they playing blind? How much is the reason? Our country has been made a dumping ground of foreign country’s waste. The garbage was dumped in Clark and Pampanga. How much is the reason? There is also rice smuggling. How much again is the reason? Smuggling continues. There is also no water for irrigation. 130,000 houses are needed in the areas destroyed by Yolanda, but only 10,000 housing units are so far constructed. Where are the billions of donations from foreign countries? In Zamboanga, the victims of the encounter between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) are still in temporary shelters,” Marcos said.

Marcos also recalled the death of 44 commandos of the Special Action Force of the Philippine National Police (PNP).

“Until now, justice has not been served,” Marcos said.

Marcos said for his 30 years in public service, he has seen the suffering of the people, that is why he is accepting the challenge and he is running for vice president in 2016.

“Why one must die for lack of money to buy medicine and for lack of doctors to treat them? We did not place them in their high posts to see to their personal interests and to destroy their enemies while their allies are enjoying. If you are an ally, you are good. If you are an enemy, you are done,” Marcos said.

“We are all Filipinos. No one will love us, except our fellow Filipinos,” Marcos said.

Marcos also vowed to return discipline among the Filipino people once he becomes vice president.

“I will lead the revolution in my heart, mind and work. I will not allow anyone to take any part of our country. I will work to return the respect of other countries to us as Filipinos with dignity, humble, god-fearing and respectful to the elders and our parents,” Marcos said.

http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2015/10/11/1509420/erap-endorses-bongbong-vp

SPEECHES

Speech at 23rd National Convention of Vice-Mayor’s League of the Philippines

Sen. Bongbong Marcos files COC for VP

13 October 2015

Tayô, Pilipino, Tayô

10 October 2015

Speech of Manila City Mayor Joseph Ejercito Estrada at Sen. Bongbong’s declaration of his candidacy for Vice President

10 October 2015

Speech at Universidad de Manila

30 September 2015

Rise Up, Philippines: Speech at Rizal Technological University, Mandaluyong

29 September 2015

Speech at National Unity Party Convention

28 September 2015

Dignity, Harmony & Humanity: Speech at Lions Club International, La Union

26 September 2015

Hand-Over of Governorship Rites and 51st Installation of Officers of Kiwanis Club

24 September 2015

Bulacan State University General Assembly of the Chamber of Young Business Leaders (CYBL)

24 September 2015

Speech at Subic Chamber of Commerce General Meeting

17 September 2015

Our Country Today: Speech at Rizal Technological University – Pasig

15 September 2015

BBM’s message/response at the conclusion of mass for FM’s birthday

12 September 2015

Speech at the Unveiling of President Ferdinand Marcos Monument

12 September 2015

Greater Understanding of the BBL: Speech at Marikina Polytechnic College

8 September 2015

Speech at Taguig City University

7 September 2015

Speech at University of Cebu

4 September 2015

Rise to Millennium Challenge: Speech at the 11th Foundation Day of Renaissance School of Science and Technology

2 September 2015

Passing on the Torch of Peace: Speech at Assumption College – San Lorenzo Peace Week 2015

1 September 2015

Speech at the Opening of the Cultural Exhibit of Philippine State College of Aeronautics – Villamor

27 August 2015

18th Southern Mindanao Assembly of Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers

20 August 2015

http://www.bongbongmarcos.com/speeches/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPohn1wlCLw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3201eWfCg0

2. ATTY. MARIA LEONOR "LENI" ROBREDO

Congresswoman of Camarines Sur 3rd district and wife of the late DILG Sec. J. Robredo

1. Congresswoman Leni is connected with Naga chapter of SALIGAN, ( a national alternative lawyer's group helping farmers)
2. Founder of Lakas ng Kababaihan ng Naga
3. Former president of Naga city Council for Women
4. Member of Federacion International de Abogados

Early life

Born Maria Leonor Sto. Tomas Gerona on April 23, 1964 in Naga, Camarines Sur, Philippines.

Prior in joining the politics, she was a lawyer who worked for the Sentro ng Alternatibong Lingap Pang Legal (Saligan), a NGO for the members of the marginalized sector.

Personal life

She was married to former Mayor of Naga City turned DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo with three children, Aika, Tricia (who worked as a courtside reporter for the UAAP), and Jillian.

Education

Leni Robredo at an event inCanaman, Camarines Sur

Robredo took Economics at University of the Philippines in 1986 and Law at University of Nueva Caceres in 1990. She finished her basic education at Universidad de Sta. Isabel.^[2]

Political career

Currently, she is the chairperson of Liberal Party in Camarines Sur and the standard bearer for congressman in the 3rd congressional district.

On May 16, 2013 she was proclaimed as the winner for the Congressman of the 3rd District of Camarines Sur by a landslide, beating Nelly Favis-Villafuerte, wife of Luis Villafuerte, newspaper columnist of Manila Bulletin, and former Monetary Board member, ofNationalist People's Coalition/United Nationalist Alliance.

Political positions

Robredo is considered a champion of the Freedom of Information Act,^[9] has been a strong supporter of the Bangsamoro Basic Law, and was one of the primary authors of the Tax Incentives Transparency bill.

During the controversy regarding the misuse of Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF), Robredo called for reforms in terms of transparency, people's participation, and removal of the lawmakers’ discretion over the identification of projects to be funded. She proposed the creation of the District Development Council (DDC) in every legislative district "to act as the sole body that will determine how a congressman's PDAF should be spent."

She was the vice chairman of the House committees on good governance, public accountibility, and revision of laws, and member of 11 other house panels.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leni_Robredo

MAR'S VP

Robredo: I’m ready to sacrifice like what Jesse did

October 5, 2015 11:25am

Tags: lenirobredo, eleksyon2016, liberalparty

(Updated 1:50 p.m.) After weeks of arduous decision-making, Camarines Sur Rep. Leni Robredo on Monday said she was "wholly offering" herself to the public as the running mate of administration standard bearer Manuel "Mar" Roxas II.

Speaking before more than a thousand LP members and representatives from civil society groups at Club Filipino, Robredo formally accepted the Liberal Party's offer for her to be Roxas' running mate in the May 2016 elections.

Robredo said she decided to accept the LP’s offer because she was certain her late husband would have agreed to sacrifice anything for the country.

“Hindi ako si Jesse ngunit noong namatay siya, maliwanag sa aming mag-iina na siya ay umaasa na sa abot ng aming makakaya ay susubukan naming magsakripisyo gaya ng kanyang pagsasakrpisyo para makapag-ambag sa ating bayan,” she said, referring to her late husband, former Naga City Mayor and Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo.

Robredo added, "Buong puso, buong pananampalataya, at buong tapat ko pong tinatanggap ang hamon na tumakbo bilang pangalawang pangulo ni Sec. Mar Roxas."

In her speech, Robredo said she believes Roxas will continue the Daang Matuwid started by President Benigno Aquino III.

"Malinaw po sa akin na si Sec. Mar ang magpapatuloy sa 'Daang Matuwid' na sinimulan po ng administrasyon ng ating mahal na Pangulo," she said.

'Sagad to the bones'

Earlier, Roxas announced that Robredo will be his running mate in the coming 2016 polls, assuring her that everybody, including President Benigno Aquino III, would be behind her.

"Si Leni, tiyak swak na swak at sagad to the bones ang paniniwala sa Daang Matuwid," Roxas said.

He acknowledged that it would not be easy for them but they will be backed by the "bosses."

"Kaming lahat ay nasa likod mo, nasa likod natin si PNoy, at higit sa lahat nasa likod natin ang ating mga boss. Sa gabay ng Maykapal, magtatagumpay tayo," he said.

Reluctance

But having Robredo to agree being Roxas' running mate was not that easy.

Robredo earlier expressed reluctance to run for vice president due to her three daughter’s opposition, and because she feels there are other politicians more qualified than her to assume the position.

However, after a thorough reflection and consultation process with her family, she changed her mind.

Robredo thanked her three daughters, Aika, Tricia and Jillian, for giving their blessing to her candidacy despite their earlier hesitation.

"Nagpapasalamat ako sa aking pamilya, lalo na sa aking tatlong anak, sa pagbibigay ng kanilang basbas. Hinding-hindi ako susulong sa laban na ito kundi ko sila kasama," she said. 

Robredo is on her first term as a member of the House of Representatives.

Though Robredo admitted she had been ill-prepared in her first foray in politics in 2013, she took pride in the "honest, clean and open” brand of leadership she espoused throughout her stint in Congress.

In addition to providing her constituents the basic services they need, Robredo said she also championed the cause of marginalized people in her district. 

“Sa aking paninilbihan, ipinaglaban ko ang karapatan ng mga naka-tsinelas, mga nasa labas at laylayan ng lipunan,” she said.

Amid the expected rigors of a vice presidential campaign, Robredo said she is drawing strength from Jesse’s constant reminder for her to have faith in trying situations.

“Gaya po ng dati, nabubuhay kami sa alaala ng parating sinasabi ni Jesse noong nabubuhay pa siya. ‘Tiwala lang. May dahilan ang lahat na nangyayari. Dahil sa kahuli hulihan ng lahat, ang mabuti ang parating mananaig. Ang tama ang parating magtatagumpay,’” she said.

She assured her constituents in Camarines Sur that she will not forget them even if she’s aspiring for a higher office.

“Nasaan man ako, ang pagkalinga at pagsisilbi ko sa inyo ay patuloy pa rin. Hinihingi ko po sa inyo na sabay-sabay pa din nating ipagpatuloy ang pagbabago nating sinimulan, at huwag na sana po nating hayaan manumbalik pa ang mga dating kabuktutan,” she said. — with Rose-An Jessica Dioquino/KG/RSJ, GMA News

http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/539548/news/nation/robredo-i-m-ready-to-sacrifice-like-what-jesse-did

5 Things To Be Inspired Of About Leni Robredo

Doon Po Sa Amin team

Published: October 26, 2015

DOON PO SA AMIN in Naga City, you’ll get to meet a congresswoman who takes the public bus on her way home.

Maria Leonor “Leni” Robredo rose to national spotlight when her husband, the late Jesse Robredo figured in a plane crash that took away the life of the well-loved former Interior and Local Government secretary and Naga City mayor. She won in a landslide victory in the May 2013 elections as the Congressman of the 3rd District of Camarines Sur. In her new position, she aims to continue what her husband started in Naga City: a legacy of governance. 

Learn more about Leni and why the people of Naga City stand by her.

1. Tsinelas Leadership

The late Jesse Robredo was known for his tsinelas and shorts outfit, a symbol of his down-to-earth approach and leadership style. Leni also pursues the same advocacy. It’s not just about wearing tsinelas as well during her campaign days. In a media interview, Leni described how she organized her campaign. She used a bottom-up approach, as she organized the sectors from the ground. While it took more time and effort, it was easier for her to approach the people.  

2. Keeping Her Feet on the Ground

While many Filipino congressmen own and drive luxury cars, Leni takes the public bus during her trips back and forth from Naga City to Manila. This is one of the things the Robredos are remembered for. In an interview, Leni Robredo shared that it’s a commitment for them so they will remain rooted and avoid getting tempted and becoming used to the perks and privileges that comes with the job. 

3. The Privilege to Serve

As part of the Congress, Leni says it’s a privilege to serve the people. She knows that she has to go to her constituents every week because it’s part of her responsibility and that her presence is important for her kababayan.

4. A Stand for Good Governance

For her first ever bill, Leni filed for the Full Disclosure Bill which will require all elected officials and government agencies to fully disclose any transactions, documents, and budgets of public interest. It continues her husband's legacy of promoting transparency and accountability. 

5. A Hands-On Mom

Despite her busy schedule, she still makes time for her children. In an interview, Leni shared that she’s the one who brings her youngest daughter, Jillian, to school every day before she goes to work. In one of the tweets Tricia, Leni's another daughter, posted in her Twitter account, there’s a picture of her mother packing Jillian’s bag. It’s the little things like these that show how important her family is for Leni, even if work is getting hectic for this public servant. 

http://doonposaamin.ph/articles/people-to-meet/5-things-to-be-inspired-of-about-leni-robredo

3. FRANCIS "CHIZ" ESCUEDERO

Politiko
Si Francis Joseph Escudero ay isang politiko mula sa Pilipinas. Naging kasapi siya ng Senado ng Pilipinas noong pang 2007. Wikipedia 
Ipinanganak: Oktubre 10, 1969 (edad 46), Maynila
Partido: Nationalist People's Coalition
Asawa: Heart Evangelista (m. 2015), Christine Elizabeth Flores (m. 1999–2011)
Mga anak: Joaquin Escudero, Ma. Cecilia Escudero
Edukasyon: Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, Georgetown University
Mga palabas sa TV: Debate with Mare at Pare

Bills filed by Senator Escudero enacted

into law since 2007

1. RA No. 10159

- Amending Article 39 of the RPC on Subsidiary Imprisonment by

increasing the rate of one day for eight pesos to the highest

minimum wage rate prevailing in the Philippines at the time of

rendition of judgment of conviction by the trial court

- Signed into law on 11 April 2012

- FGE is one the authors (SB 2371) and sponsor (Chair of Committee)

2. RA 10158

- Decriminalized vagrancy

- Signed into law on 27 March 2012

- FGE is one of the authors (SB 2367) and sponsor (Chair of Committee)

3. RA 10353

- Anti-Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance Act of 2012

- Approved as law on 21 December 2012

- FGE is principal author (SB 100) and sponsor (Chair of Committee)

- The first country in Asia to criminalize the practice of enforced and

involuntary disappearances.

4. RA 9504

- Tax Exemptions for Minimum Wage Earners and Increased Tax

Exemptions

- Signed into law on June 17, 2008

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

5. RA 10071

- An Act Strengthening and Rationalizing the National

Prosecution Service

- Lapsed into law on April 8, 2008

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

6. RA 10172

- An Act Further Authorizing the City or Municipal Civil Registrar

or the Consul General to correct Clerical or Typographical errors in the day

and month in the date of Birth or Sex of a Person Appearing in the Civil

Register without need of a Judicial Order, Amending for this purpose

Republic Act Numbered Ninety Forty-Eight

- Signed into law on August 19, 2012

FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

7. RA 9745

- Anti-Torture Act

- Signed into law on November 10, 2009

- FGE is one of the authors (SB 1306) and sponsor (Chair of the

Committee)

8. RA 9995

- Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act

- Signed into law on February 15, 2010

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

9. RA 9999

- Free Legal Assistance Act

- Signed into law on February 23, 2010

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

10. RA 10344

- Risk Reduction and Preparedness Equipment Act

- Signed into law on December 4, 2012

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

11. RA 10356

- Philippine Citizenship to Jessie Josephine Coe Lichauco

- Signed into law on January 9, 2013

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

12. RA 9946

- An Act Granting Additional Retirement, Survivorship and other

Benefits to members of the Judiciary, Amending for the Purpose Republic Act

No 910, as amended, providing funds therefor and for other purposes

- Signed into law on January 13, 2010

- FGE is sponsor (Chair of the Committee)

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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First District of Sorsogon
E D U C A T I O N

CHED SPECIAL STUDY GRANT PROGRAM
For Congressional District, 1st District Sorsogon Grantees: 172

CONSTRUCTION / REPAIR OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS
ELEMENTARY
Project Areas: 25 in Bacon, 23 in Casiguran, 26 in Castilla, 23 in Donsol, 16 in Magallanes, 16 in Pilar and 22 in Sorsogon City
HIGH SCHOOL
Project Areas: 4 in Bacon, 3 in Casiguran, 11 in Castilla, 6 in Donsol, 9 in Magallanes, 7 in Pilar and 2 in Sorsogon City

L I V E L I H O O D 

LINGAP PARA SA MAHIRAP PROGRAM (ENHANCE RETAIL ACCESS FOR THE POOR (ERAP) SARI-SARI STORE)Project Areas: 3 Cooperatives in Donsol and 1 organization in Sorsogon City; 16 Barangays in Sorsogon City, 3 Barangays in Pilar, 2 Barangays in Bacon, 1 Barangay in Donsol and Castilla.

LIVELIHOOD ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS COOPERATIVES Recipients: 3 Cooperatives in Bacon, 5 Cooperative in Casiguran, 4 Cooperatives in Castilla, 4 Cooperatives in Donsol, 4 Cooperatives in Magallanes, 4 Cooperatives in Pilar and 11 Cooperatives in Sorsogon City.

SUPPORT ASSISTANCE TO MICRO-ENTERPRISES
Self-Employment Assistance
Kaunlaran (SEA-K) Comprehensive Integrated Delivery of Social Services (CIDSS)

CONSTRUCTION OF SOLAR DRYERSProject Areas: 2 Barangays in Castilla and 1 Barangay in Pilar.

TINDAHAN NI GLORIA LABANDERA PROGRAM
Benefactors: 29

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE GRANT TO COOPERATIVES (LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS)
Benefactors: 19

HOG BREEDING LOAN PROJECT/CONGRESSIONAL SWINE DISPERSAL
Hog Breeding Program: 30
Congressional Swine Dispersal: 121

          ISANG BAYAN, ISANG PRODUKTO, ISANG MILYONG PISO PROGRAM
H E A L T H

MEDICINES FOR RURAL HEALTH UNITS (RHU) AND BARANGAY HEALTH STATIONS (BHU)
Project Areas: Rural Health Units in Pilar, Donsol, Castilla, Magallanes, Bacon, Casiguran, Sorsogon City and Barangay Health Stations c/o the Provincial Government, Sorsogon

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Project Areas: Philippine General Hospital-Manila, Philippine Heart Center-Quezon City , East Avenue-Quezon City and Sorsogon Provincial Hospital, Sorsogon City

HOSPITALIZATION ASSISTANCE
Support for Indigent Patients at Philippine General Hospital, Philippine Heart Center and Philippine Orthopedic Center 

Y O U T H   AND   C H I L D R E N

PROTECTIVE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH (under DSWD)
Project Areas: Sorsogon City, Pilar, Castilla, Bacon, Magallanes, Casiguran and Donsol

CONCRETING / REPAIR OF DAY CARE CENTERS
Project Areas: 2 Barangays in Casiguran, 5 Barangays in Sorsogon City and 1 Barangay in Pilar

H O U S I N G

SOCIALIZED HOUSING PROJECT (under National Housing Authority)
Relocation of 120 families of Sampaloc, Sorsogon

EMERGENCY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EHAP)
Project Areas: Bacon - Recipients: 22; Sorsogon City - Recipients: 91; Casiguran - Recipients: 7; Castilla - Recipients:10

E L E C T R I F I C A T I O N

ENERGIZATION PROGRAM
Project Areas: 9 Barangays in Castilla, 33 Barangays in Donsol, 2 Barangays in Magallanes and 17 Barangays in Pilar.

W A T E R   S Y S T E M  

RURAL WATER WORKS SYSTEM (under LWUA)

CONSTRUCTION OF 1 UNIT OF DEEPWELL
Project Areas: 5 Barangays in Bacon, 7 Barangays in Castilla, 2 Barangays in Casiguran, 7 Barangays in Donsol, 6 Barangays in Pilar, 6 Barangays in Magallanes and 18 Barangays in Sorsogon City

CONSTRUCTION OF SPRING DEVELOPMENT LEVEL IProject Areas: 2 in Bacon, 4 in Castilla, 6 in Casiguran, 3 in Donsol, 4 in Pilar, 4 in Magallanes

CONSTRUCTION OF WATER SYSTEM
Project Areas: 1 in Bacon, 4 in Castilla, 3 in Casiguran, 2 in Donsol, 6 in Pilar, 1 in Magallanes and 2 in Sorsogon City

IRRIGATION
Project Areas: 3 Barangays in Bacon, 4 Barangays in Castilla, 2 Barangays in Donsol, 6 Barangays in Magallanes, 2 Barangays in Pilar and 3 Barangays in Sorsogon City

CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS
Project Areas: 4 roads in Casiguran, 2 roads in Pilar, 1 road in Magallanes, Donsol and Sorsogon City.

CONCRETING / REHABILITATION OF ROADS
Project Areas: 42 roads in Bacon, 44 roads in Magallanes, 57 roads in Donsol, 61 roads in Castilla, 35 roads in Casiguran, 74 roads in Sorsogon City and 75 roads in Pilar.

CONSTRUCTION / CONCRETING / REHABILITATION OF RIVER CONTROL/SEAWALL
Project Areas: 18 in Bacon, 14 in Casiguran, 13 in Castilla, 4 in Donsol, 10 in Magallanes, 4 in Pilar and 39 in Sorsogon City.

INSTALLATION OF GUARDRAILS ROAD SIGNS AND PAVEMENT MARKINGS
Project Areas: Bacon, Donsol, Magallanes and Pilar

CONSTRUCTION OF PATHWAY
Project Areas: 15 in Bacon, 3 in Casiguran, 1 in Castilla, 3 in Donsol, 20 in Magallanes, 4 in Pilar and 4 in Sorsogon City.

CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR OF BRIDGES
Project Areas: 3 bridges in Donsol and 1 bridge in Sorsogon City.

DRAINAGE SYSTEM
Project Areas: 2 Barangays in Donsol, 3 Barangays in Magallanes, 5 Barangays in Pilar and 3 in Sorsogon City.

OTHER PUBLIC WORKS
Project Description: River Dredge, Pilar Port; Construction of DSWD Fence, Brgy. Pangpang, Sorsogon
S P O R T S Project Description: Distribution of sports materials for basketball and volleyball in All Barangays (1st District)

4. ALAN PETER CAYETANO

Politiko
Si Alan Peter Cayetano ay isang politiko sa Pilipinas. Wikipedia 
Ipinanganak: Oktubre 28, 1970 (edad 44), Taguig
Asawa: Lani Cayetano (m. 2004)
Mga Kapatid: Pia Cayetano, Lino Cayetano
Edukasyon: Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, Pamantasang Ateneo de Manila,Paaralang De La Salle-Santiago Zóbel

Senator Alan Peter S. Cayetano has been in public service for the most part of his life. He started his career in politics at a very young age, owing to a proximate role model he found in his father, the late Senator Renato “Compañero” Cayetano, who is an accomplished lawyer and a respected Statesman.

One of the early displays of Sen. Alan’s political idealism was when he ran and won as a councilor in the University Student Council (USC) in UP Diliman while he was a political science student there. He then pursued a degree in Law at the Ateneo de Manila University where he graduated as Silver Medallist and with a Second Honourable Mention. He was later admitted to the Philippine Bar in 1998.

It was while he was in law school that he began his journey as a public servant when he won as the number one councilor in Taguig at a very young age of 21, earning the distinction as the youngest to do so in his generation.

And the rest, as the cliché goes, is history.

From then on, Senator Alan has built his entire political career as a sworn enemy of graft and corruption in government all throughout his rich and meaningful experience in public service.

And at almost every turn in his political life, he was among the youngest public servants in his sphere.

At 21, Senator Alan was the Youngest Councilor of the country during his time
At 24, Senator Alan was the Youngest Vice-Mayor of the Municipality (now City) of Taguig
At 27, Senator Alan was the Youngest Representative in the 11th Congress
At 37, Senator Alan has been the youngest Chair of the high-profile Senate Blue Ribbon Committee
At 39, Senator Alan has been one of the youngest contenders for the Senate Presidency
At 39, Senator Alan is the youngest Minority Leader in the history of the Philippine Senate
At 39, Senator Alan was recognized for his exemplary work in government and public service when he was awarded as one of the “Top Outstanding Young Men” in 2010.

One of the turning points of Senator Alan’s crusade against corruption was when he was elected as Senator in 2007 where, because of his strong anti-graft stance, he was chosen to chair the Blue Ribbon Committee. Under his stewardship of the anti-corruption panel, the graft-ridden NBN-ZTE deal was probed and scrapped. He also steered the continuation of the inquiries into the high-profile Fertilizer Scam and the Cash-giving Scandal in Malacañang Palace.

It was also this time that he chaired the Committee on Education, Arts and Culture, where he pushed for more funding for basic and tertiary education, and for better compensation for public school teachers. Also, barely nine months after he assumed post, R.A. 9500 or the University of the Philippines Charter Act of 2008 was passed.

In 2009, as chairman of the Committee on Public Information and Mass Media, he launched a campaign to make the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act become a law. This landmark legislation was approved on its 3rd reading and passed in the Senate during the 14thand 15thCongresses.

During his successful re-election campaign where he placed number 3 in the 2013 elections, Senator Alan advocated for a better life for poor Filipinos. He pushed for Presyo, Trabaho, Kita (PTK) as his platform to reduce prices, create more and better jobs and raise income so families may feel the benefits of the growing economy.

Through this non-traditional campaign, Senator Alan went all over the country in what he calls ‘Listening Tours’ where he listened to the day to day problems of the people and also to the solutions they believed could immediately help them get out of poverty.

​Chosen as the new Senate Majority Leader during the first session of the 16th Congress, Senator Alan aims to steer the members of the majority bloc into approving legislative measures envisioned to help the country attain inclusive economic growth which would be felt right down to the grassroots level.

Press Releases

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Cayetano calls for real change in disaster responseIn light of the onslaught of Typhoon Lando in Northern Luzon, Senate Majority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano pressed on the need to institutionalize a round-the-clock disaster preparedness and response system that will take the place of the country’s current setup.October 22, 2015

Cayetano: let's push for real change, bring down tax rates for working Filipinos nowSenate Majority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano expressed full support for calls to reform the country’s decades-old income tax brackets.October 21, 2015

CAYETANO CALLS FOR REAL CHANGE IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE: RENEWS CALL FOR CREATION OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE“We need to make real change to make sure our government is ready when disaster strikes,” said Senator Cayetano.October 21, 2015

Cayetano to run for VP; Announces in Davao amid rumors of Duterte-Cayetano tandemMaganda ang plano sa atin ng PANGINOON.
Mayaman ang ating bansa,
Magaling ang Pilipino,
Kilala at tanyag sa buong mundo.September 29, 2015

Cayetano thanks Poe for promoting programs close to his heartSenate Majority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano is grateful to Senator Grace Poe for echoing in her presidential campaign platform several programs and proposals that he has long been advocating in Congress.September 17, 2015

CAYETANO TO BOC: RUN AFTER BIG FISH IN SMUGGLING URGES BOC TO CONDUCT PRE-SHIPMENT INSPECTIONSSenate Majority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano reiterated his challenge to Customs officials to focus on going after big-time smugglers and inspecting containerized vans, where most smuggled items are found, instead of heavily regulating packages from ordinary migrant workers who sacrifice a lot to provide their families’ needs.September 5, 2015

CAYETANO TO BOC: STOP NITPICKING OVER OFWS' BALIKBAYAN BOXES; GO AFTER CONTAINERIZED VANS, BIG-TIMESenate Majority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano castigated the Bureau of Customs (BoC) anew for attempting to harass overseas Filipino workers and returning citizens, invoking rules that not only discriminate against them but impose additional burden on them.September 4, 2015

Cayetano: partnership must be based on principle, thanks Speaker Belmonte for endorsementSenate Majority Leader Alan Cayetano thanked House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte for continuously endorsing him as the next best option for Mar Roxas' running mate in 2016.August 28, 2015

Cayetano: violence against media is unacceptableSenate Majority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano condemned in the strongest terms the recent shooting of ABS-CBN broadcaster Anthony Taberna’s newly-opened coffee shop in Quezon City, stressing the need for government to address the growing number of extra-judicial killings and harassment incidents against Filipino journalists. August 28, 2015

Cayetano decries bullying of OFWs by BoC“Big-time smugglers at hindi OFWs ang dapat tutukan ng BoC. Instead of bullying our modern-day heroes, it should exhaust more effort in catching the big fish who continue to evade justice.”August 27, 2015

http://alanpetercayetano.com/news/category/press-releases