Philippine Election 2010 ( Halalan 2010 )

President Noynoy's official portrait now hangs inside MalacaÃ±ang's reception hall.

2010-06-30T17:34:00.000+08:00

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President Noynoy Aquino Complete Cabinet Member

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Today is the inauguration of the 15th president of the republic of the Philippines. Here are the complete list of the Aquino Administration cabinet members

The full list of President Noynoy Aquino’s cabinet members are as follows:

Atty. Virgilio “Gil” delos Reyes as Agrarian Reform Secretary
Atty. Paquito Ochoa as Executive Secretary
Edwin Lacierda as Presidential spokesperson
Ging Deles as Presidential Adviser on peace process
Julia Abad as Presidential Management Staff
Butch Abad for Dept. of Budget
Voltaire Gazmin for DND
Leila de Lima for DOJ
Alberto Romulo – DFA
Cesar Purisima – Dept of Finance
Rogelio Singson – DPWH
Jose Rene Almendras – DOE
Dr. Mario Montejo – DOST
Dinky Soliman – DSWD
Gregory Domingo – DTI
Alberto Lim – DOT
Dr. Enrique Ona – DOH
Rosalinda Baldoz – DOLE
Ramon Paje – DENR
Ping de Jesus – DOTC
Proceso Alcala – Dept. of Agriculture
Cayetano Paderanga – NEDA
Kim Henares – BIR
Patricia Licuanan – CHED
Major General Ric David – AFP Chief of Staff

We give you details about the P-Noy's Inauguration Speech Transcript after it is released by the office of the president

President Aquino Inaugural Speech Full Transcript

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Tomorrow the 15th President of the Republic of the Philippine will take his oath as President of the Philippines in Quirino Grandstand and to be followed with Street Party in Quezon City Memorial Circle.

Will try to give you a full copy of P-Noy's Full speech of his Inaugural Address to the public which might take only 8 to 10 minutes.

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So from this site we would like to congratulate P-Noy ( President Aquino ) and pray that President Noynoy Aquino will go with his promises during election.

Inaugural Speech of President Benigno S. Aquino III

June 30, 2010

Quirino Grandstand

His Excellency Jose Ramos Horta, Former President Fidel V. Ramos, Former President Joseph Estrada, Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile and members of the Senate, House Speaker Prospero Nograles and members of the House, justices of the Supreme Court, members of the foreign delegations,Your Excellencies of the diplomatic corps, fellow colleagues in government, aking mga kababayan.

Ang pagtayo ko dito ngayon ay patunay na kayo ang aking tunay na lakas. Hindi ko inakala na darating tayo sa puntong ito, na ako’y manunumpa sa harap ninyo bilang inyong Pangulo. Hindi ko pinangarap maging tagapagtaguyod ng pag-asa at tagapagmana ng mga suliranin ng ating bayan.

Ang layunin ko sa buhay ay simple lang: maging tapat sa aking mga magulang at sa bayan bilang isang marangal na anak, mabait na kuya, at mabuting mamamayan.

Nilabanan ng aking ama ang diktaturya at ibinuwis niya ang kanyang buhay para tubusin ang ating demokrasya. Inalay ng aking ina ang kanyang buhay upang pangalagaan ang demokrasyang ito. Ilalaan ko ang aking buhay para siguraduhin na ang ating demokrasya ay kapaki-pakinabang sa bawat isa. Namuhunan na kami ng dugo at handang gawin itong muli kung kinakailangan.

Tanyag man ang aking mga magulang at ang kanilang mga nagawa, alam ko rin ang problema ng ordinaryong mamamayan. Alam nating lahat ang pakiramdam na magkaroon ng pamahalaang bulag at bingi. Alam natin ang pakiramdam na mapagkaitan ng hustisya, na mabalewala ng mga taong pinagkatiwalaan at inatasan nating maging ating tagapagtanggol.

Kayo ba ay minsan ring nalimutan ng pamahalaang inyong iniluklok sa puwesto? Ako rin. Kayo ba ay nagtiis na sa trapiko para lamang masingitan ng isang naghahari-hariang de-wangwang sa kalsada? Ako rin. Kayo ba ay sawang-sawa na sa pamahalaang sa halip na magsilbi sa taumbayan ay kailangan pa nila itong pagpasensiyahan at tiisin? Ako rin.

Katulad ninyo ako. Marami na sa atin ang bumoto gamit ang kanilang paa – nilisan na nila ang ating bansa sa kanilang paghahanap ng pagbabago at katahimikan. Tiniis nila ang hirap, sinugod ang panganib sa ibang bansa dahil doon may pag-asa kahit kaunti na dito sa atin ay hindi nila nakikita. Sa iilang sandali na sarili ko lang ang aking inaalala, pati ako ay napag-isip din – talaga bang hindi na mababago ang pamamahala natin dito? Hindi kaya nasa ibang bansa ang katahimikang hinahanap ko? Saan ba nakasulat na kailangang puro pagtitiis ang tadhana ng Pilipino?

Ngayon, sa araw na ito - dito magwawakas ang pamumunong manhid sa mga daing ng taumbayan. Hindi si Noynoy ang gumawa ng paraan, kayo ang dahilan kung bakit ngayon, magtatapos na ang pagtitiis ng sambayanan. Ito naman ang umpisa ng kalbaryo ko, ngunit kung marami tayong magpapasan ng krus ay kakayanin natin ito, gaano man kabigat.

Sa tulong ng wastong pamamahala sa mga darating na taon, maiibsan din ang marami nating problema. Ang tadhana ng Pilipino ay babalik sa tamang kalagayan, na sa bawat taon pabawas ng pabawas ang problema ng Pinoy na nagsusumikap at may kasiguruhan sila na magiging tuloy-tuloy na ang pagbuti ng kanilang sitwasyon.

Kami ay narito para magsilbi at hindi para maghari. Ang mandato ninyo sa amin ay pagbabago – isang malinaw na utos para ayusin ang gobyerno at lipunan mula sa pamahalaang iilan lamang ang nakikinabang tungo sa isang pamahalaang kabutihan ng mamamayan ang pinangangalagaan.

Ang mandatong ito ay isa kung saan kayo at ang inyong pangulo ay nagkasundo para sa pagbabago – isang paninindigan na ipinangako ko noong kampanya at tinanggap ninyo noong araw ng halalan.

Sigaw natin noong kampanya: “Kung walang corrupt, walang mahirap.” Hindi lamang ito pang slogan o pang poster – ito ang mga prinsipyong tinatayuan at nagsisilbing batayan ng ating administrasyon.

Ang ating pangunahing tungkulin ay ang magsikap na maiangat ang bansa mula sa kahirapan, sa pamamagitan ng pagpapairal ng katapatan at mabuting pamamalakad sa pamahalaan.

Ang unang hakbang ay ang pagkakaroon ng tuwid at tapat na hanay ng mga pinuno. Magsisimula ito sa akin. Sisikapin kong maging isang mabuting ehemplo. Hinding hindi ko sasayangin ang tiwalang ipinagkaloob ninyo sa akin. Sisiguraduhin ko na ganito rin ang adhikain ng aking Gabinete at ng mga magiging kasama sa ating pamahalaan.

Naniniwala akong hindi lahat ng nagsisilbi sa gobyerno ay corrupt. Sa katunayan, mas marami sa kanila ay tapat. Pinili nilang maglingkod sa gobyerno upang gumawa ng kabutihan. Ngayon, magkakaroon na sila ng pagkakataong magpakitang-gilas. Inaasahan natin sila sa pagsupil ng korapsyon sa loob mismo ng burukrasya.

Sa mga itinalaga sa paraang labag sa batas, ito ang aking babala: sisimulan natin ang pagbabalik ng tiwala sa pamamagitan ng pag-usisa sa mga “midnight appointments.” Sana ay magsilbi itong babala sa mga nag-iisip na ipagpatuloy ang baluktot na kalakarang nakasanayan na ng marami.

Sa mga kapuspalad nating mga kababayan, ngayon, ang pamahalaan ang inyong kampeon.

Hindi natin ipagpapaliban ang mga pangangailangan ng ating mga estudyante, kaya’t sisikapin nating punan ang kakulangan sa ating mga silid-aralan.

Unti-unti din nating babawasan ang mga kakulangan sa imprastraktura para sa transportasyon, turismo at pangangalakal. Mula ngayon, hindi na puwede ang “puwede na” pagdating sa mga kalye, tulay at gusali dahil magiging responsibilidad ng mga kontratista ang panatilihing nasa mabuting kalagayan ang mga proyekto nila.

Bubuhayin natin ang programang “emergency employment” ng dating pangulong Corazon Aquino sa pagtatayo ng mga bagong imprastraktura na ito. Ito ay magbibigay ng trabaho sa mga local na komunidad at makakatulong sa pagpapalago ng kanila at ng ating ekonomiya.

Hindi kami magiging sanhi ng inyong pasakit at perwisyo. Palalakasin natin ang koleksyon at pupuksain natin ang korapsyon sa Kawanihan ng Rentas Internas at Bureau of Customs para mapondohan natin ang ating mga hinahangad para sa lahat, tulad ng:

· dekalidad na edukasyon, kabilang ang edukasyong bokasyonal para makapaghanap ng marangal na trabaho ang hindi makapag-kolehiyo;

· serbisyong pangkalusugan, tulad ng Philhealth para sa lahat sa loob ng tatlong taon;

· tirahan sa loob ng mga ligtas na komunidad.

Palalakasin at palalaguin natin ang bilang ng ating kasundaluhan at kapulisan, hindi para tugunan ang interes ng mga naghahari-harian, ngunit para proteksyunan ang mamamayan. Itinataya nila ang kanilang buhay para mayroong pagkakataon sa katahimikan at kapayapaan sa sambayanan. Dumoble na ang populasyong kanilang binabantayan, nanatili naman sila sa bilang. Hindi tama na ang nagmamalasakit ay kinakawawa.

Kung dati ay may fertilizer scam, ngayon ay may kalinga na tunay para sa mga magsasaka. Tutulungan natin sila sa irigasyon, extension services, at sa pagbenta ng kanilang produkto sa pinakamataas na presyong maaari.

Inaatasan natin si papasok na Kalihim Alcala na magtayo ng mga trading centers kung saan diretso na ang magsasaka sa mamimili - lalaktawan natin ang gitna, kasama na ang kotong cop. Sa ganitong paraan, ang dating napupunta sa gitna ay maari nang paghatian ng magsasaka at mamimili.

Gagawin nating kaaya-aya sa negosyante ang ating bansa. We will cut red tape dramatically and implement stable economic policies. We will level the playing field for investors and make government an enabler, not a hindrance, to business. Sa ganitong paraan lamang natin mapupunan ang kakulangan ng trabaho para sa ating mga mamamayan.

Layunin nating paramihin ang trabaho dito sa ating bansa upang hindi na kailanganin ang mangibang-bansa para makahanap ng trabaho. Ngunit habang ito ay hindi pa natin naaabot, inaatasan ko ang mga kawani ng DFA, POEA, OWWA at iba pang mga kinauukulang ahensiya na mas lalo pang paigtingin ang pagtugon sa mga hinaing at pangangailangan ng ating mga overseas Filipino workers.

Papaigtingin namin ang proseso ng konsultasyon at pag-uulat sa taumbayan. Sisikapin naming isakatuparan ang nakasaad sa ating Konstitusyon na kinikilala ang karapatan ng mamamayan na magkaroon ng kaalaman ukol sa mga pampublikong alintana.

Binuhay natin ang diwa ng people power noong kampanya. Ipagpatuloy natin ito tungo sa tuwid at tapat na pamamahala. Ang naniniwala sa people power ay nakatuon sa kapwa at hindi sa sarili.

Sa mga nang-api sa akin, kaya ko kayong patawarin, at pinapatawad ko na kayo. Sa mga nang-api sa sambayanan, wala akong karapatan na limutin ang inyong mga kasalanan.

To those who are talking about reconciliation, if they mean that they would like us to simply forget about the wrongs that they have committed in the past, we have this to say: there can be no reconciliation without justice. Sa paglimot ng pagkakasala, sinisigurado mong mauulit muli ang mga pagkakasalang ito. Secretary de Lima, you have your marching orders. Begin the process of providing true and complete justice for all.

Ikinagagalak din naming ibahagi sa inyo ang pagtanggap ni dating Chief Justice Hilario Davide sa hamon ng pagtatatag at pamumuno sa isang Truth Commission na magbibigay linaw sa maraming kahinahinalang isyu na hanggang ngayon ay walang kasagutan at resolusyon.

Ang sinumang nagkamali ay kailangang humarap sa hustisya. Hindi maaaring patuloy ang kalakaran ng walang pananagutan at tuloy na pang-aapi.

My government will be sincere in dealing with all the peoples of Mindanao. We are committed to a peaceful and just settlement of conflicts, inclusive of the interests of all – may they be Lumads, Bangsamoro or Christian.

We shalI defeat the enemy by wielding the tools of justice, social reform, and equitable governance leading to a better life. Sa tamang pamamahala gaganda ang buhay ng lahat, at sa buhay na maganda, sino pa ang gugustuhing bumalik sa panahon ng pang-aapi?

Kung kasama ko kayo, maitataguyod natin ang isang bayan kung saan pantay-pantay ang pagkakataon, dahil pantay-pantay nating ginagampanan ang ating mga pananagutan.

Kamakailan lamang, ang bawat isa sa atin ay nanindigan sa presinto. Bumoto tayo ayon sa ating karapatan at konsensiya. Hindi tayo umatras sa tungkulin nating ipaglaban ang karapatang ito.

Pagkatapos ng bilangan, pinatunayan ninyo na ang tao ang tunay na lakas ng bayan.

Ito ang kahalagahan ng ating demokrasya. Ito ang pundasyon ng ating pagkakaisa. Nangampanya tayo para sa pagbabago. Dahil dito taas-noo muli ang Pilipino. Tayong lahat ay kabilang sa isang bansa kung saan maaari nang mangarap muli.

To our friends and neighbors around the world, we are ready to take our place as a reliable member of the community of nations, a nation serious about its commitments and which harmonizes its national interests with its international responsibilities.

We will be a predictable and consistent place for investment, a nation where everyone will say, “it all works.”

Inaanyayahan ko kayo ngayon na manumpa sa ating mga sarili, sa sambayanan, WALANG MAIIWAN.

Walang pangingibang-bayan at gastusan na walang wastong dahilan. Walang pagtatalikod sa mga salitang binitawan noong kampanya, ngayon at hanggang sa mga susunod pang pagsubok na pagdadaanan sa loob ng anim na taon.

Walang lamangan, walang padrino at walang pagnanakaw. Walang wang-wang, walang counterflow, walang tong. Panahon na upang tayo ay muling magkawang-gawa.

Nandito tayo ngayon dahil sama-sama tayong nanindigan at nagtiwala na may pag-asa.

The people who are behind us dared to dream. Today, the dream starts to become a reality. Sa inyong mga nag-iisip pa kung tutulong kayo sa pagpasan ng ating krus, isa lang ang aking tanong – kung kailan tayo nanalo, saka pa ba kayo susuko?

Kayo ang boss ko, kaya’t hindi maaaring hindi ako makinig sa mga utos ninyo. We will design and implement an interaction and feedback mechanism that can effectively respond to the people’s needs and aspirations.

Kayo ang nagdala sa akin sa puntong ito – ang ating mga volunteers – matanda, bata, celebrity, ordinaryong tao, na umikot sa Pilipinas para ikampanya ang pagbabago; ang aking mga kasambahay, na nag-asikaso ng lahat ng aking mga personal na pangangailangan; ang aking pamilya, kaibigan at katrabaho, na dumamay, nag-alaga at nagbigay ng suporta sa akin; ang ating mga abogado, na nagpuyat para bantayan ang ating mga boto at siguraduhing mabibilang ang bawat isa; ang aking mga kapartido at kaalyado na kasama kong nangahas mangarap; at ang milyun-milyong Pilipinong nagkaisa, nagtiwala at hindi nawalan ng pag-asa – nasa inyo ang aking taus-pusong pasasalamat.

Hindi ko makakayang harapin ang aking mga magulang, at kayong mga nagdala sa akin sa yugto ng buhay kong ito, kung hindi ko maisasakatuparan ang aking mga binitawang salita sa araw na ito.

My parents sought nothing less and died for nothing less than democracy, peace and prosperity. I am blessed by this legacy. I shall carry the torch forward.

Layunin ko na sa pagbaba ko sa katungkulan, masasabi ng lahat na malayo na ang narating natin sa pagtahak ng tuwid na landas at mas maganda na ang kinabukasang ipapamana natin sa susunod na henerasyon. Samahan ninyo ako sa pagtatapos ng laban na ito. Tayo na sa tuwid na landas.

Maraming salamat po at mabuhay ang sambayanang Pilipino!

Official English translation of

The Inaugural Address of Benigno S. Aquino III

His Excellency Jose Ramos Horta, Former President Fidel V. Ramos, Former President Joseph Estrada, Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile and members of the Senate, House Speaker Prospero Nograles and members of the House, justices of the Supreme Court, members of the foreign delegations,Your Excellencies of the diplomatic corps, fellow colleagues in government, aking mga kababayan.

My presence here today is proof that you are my true strength. I never expected that I will be here taking my oath of office before you, as your president. I never imagined that I would be tasked with continuing the mission of my parents. I never entertained the ambition to be the symbol of hope, and to inherit the problems of our nation.

I had a simple goal in life: to be true to my parents and our country as an honorable son, a caring brother, and a good citizen.

My father offered his life so our democracy could live. My mother devoted her life to nurturing that democracy. I will dedicate my life to making our democracy reach its fullest potential: that of ensuring equality for all. My family has sacrificed much and I am willing to do this again if necessary.

Although I was born to famous parents, I know and feel the problems of ordinary citizens. We all know what it is like to have a government that plays deaf and dumb. We know what it is like to be denied justice, to be ignored by those in whom we placed our trust and tasked to become our advocates.

Have you ever been ignored by the very government you helped put in power? I have. Have you had to endure being rudely shoved aside by the siren-blaring escorts of those who love to display their position and power over you? I have, too. Have you experienced exasperation and anger at a government that instead of serving you, needs to be endured by you? So have I.

I am like you. Many of our countrymen have already voted with their feet - migrating to other countries in search of change or tranquility. They have endured hardship, risked their lives because they believe that compared to their current state here, there is more hope for them in another country, no matter how bleak it may be. In moments when I thought of only my own welfare, I also wondered - is it possible that I can find the peace and quiet that I crave in another country? Is our government beyond redemption? Has it been written that the Filipino’s lot is merely to suffer?

Today marks the end of a regime indifferent to the appeals of the people. It is not Noynoy who found a way. You are the reason why the silent suffering of the nation is about to end. This is the beginning of my burden, but if many of us will bear the cross we will lift it, no matter how heavy it is.

Through good governance in the coming years, we will lessen our problems. The destiny of the Filipino will return to its rightful place, and as each year passes, the Filipino’s problems will continue to lessen with the assurance of progress in their lives.

We are here to serve and not to lord over you. The mandate given to me was one of change. I accept your marching orders to transform our government from one that is self-serving to one that works for the welfare of the nation.

This mandate is the social contract that we agreed upon. It is the promise I made during the campaign, which you accepted on election day.

During the campaign we said, “If no one is corrupt, no one will be poor.” That is no mere slogan for posters -- it is the defining principle that will serve as the foundation of our administration.

Our foremost duty is to lift the nation from poverty through honest and effective governance.

The first step is to have leaders who are ethical, honest, and true public servants. I will set the example. I will strive to be a good model. I will not break the trust you have placed in me. I will ensure that this, too, will be the advocacy of my Cabinet and those who will join our government.

I do not believe that all of those who serve in our government are corrupt. In truth, the majority of them are honest. They joined government to serve and do good. Starting today, they will have the opportunity to show that they have what it takes. I am counting on them to help fight corruption within the bureaucracy.

To those who have been put in positions by unlawful means, this is my warning: we will begin earning back the trust of our people by reviewing midnight appointments. Let this serve as a warning to those who intend to continue the crooked ways that have become the norm for too long.

To our impoverished countrymen, starting today, your government will be your champion.

We will not disregard the needs of our students. We will begin by addressing the glaring shortage in classrooms and educational facilities.

Gradually, we will lessen the lack of infrastructures for transportation, tourism and trade. From now on, mediocre work will not be good enough when it comes to roads, bridges, and buildings because we will hold contractors responsible for maintaining their projects in good condition.

We will revive the emergency employment program established by former President Corazon Aquino. This will provide jobs for local communities and will help in the development of their and our economy.

We will not be the cause of your suffering or hardship. We will strengthen collections by the Bureau of Internal Revenue and we will fight corruption in the Bureau of Customs in order to fund our objectives for the public welfare, such as:

· Quality education, including vocational education, so that those who choose not to attend college or those who cannot afford it can find dignified livelihood;

· Improved public health services such as PhilHealth for all within three years;

· A home for every family, within safe communities.

We will strengthen the armed forces and the police, not to serve the interests of those who want to wield power with impunity, but to give added protection for ordinary folk. The armed forces and the police risk their lives daily so that the nation can live in peace and security. The population has doubled and yet their numbers remain unchanged. It is not right that those who make sacrifices are treated pitifully.

If there was a fertilizer scam in the past, today there will be security for farmers. We will help them with irrigation, extension services, and marketing their products at the best possible prices.

We are directing Secretary Alcala to set up trading centers that will directly link farmers and consumers thereby eliminating middlemen and opportunities for corruption. In this way, funds can be shared by farmers and consumers. We will make our country attractive to investors. We will cut red tape dramatically and implement stable economic policies. We will level the playing field for investors and make government an enabler, not a hindrance to business. This is the only means by which we can provide jobs for our people.

Our goal is to create jobs at home so that there will be no need to look for employment abroad. However, as we work towards that end, I am ordering the DFA, POEA, OWWA, and other relevant agencies to be even more responsive to the needs and welfare of our overseas Filipino workers.

We will strengthen the process of consultation and feedback. We will strive to uphold the constitutional right of citizens to information on matters of public concern.

We relived the spirit of people power during the campaign. Let it take us to good and effective governance. Those who believe in people power put the welfare of others before their own.

I can forgive those who did me wrong but I have no right to forgive those who abused our people.

To those who talk about reconciliation, if they mean that they would like us to simply forget about the wrongs that they have committed in the past, we have this to say: there can be no reconciliation without justice. When we allow crimes to go unpunished, we give consent to their occurring over and over again. Secretary de Lima, you have your marching orders. Begin the process of providing true and complete justice for all.

We are also happy to inform you the acceptance of Chief Justice Hilario Davide of the challenge of strengthening and heading a Truth Commission that will shed light on many unanswered issues that continue to haunt our country.

My government will be sincere in dealing with all the peoples of Mindanao. We are committed to a peaceful and just settlement of conflict, inclusive of the interests of all -- may they be Lumads, Bangsamoro or Christian.

We shalI defeat the enemy by wielding the tools of justice, social reform, and equitable governance leading to a better life. With proper governance life will improve for all. When we are all living well, who will want to go back to living under oppression?

If I have all of you by my side, we will be able to build a nation in which there will be equality of opportunity, because each of us fulfilled our duties and responsibilities equally.

After the elections, you proved that it is the people who wield power in this country.

This is what democracy means. It is the foundation of our unity. We campaigned for change. Because of this, the Filipino stands tall once more. We are all part of a nation that can begin to dream again.

To our friends and neighbors around the world, we are ready to take our place as a reliable member of the community of nations, a nation serious about its commitments and which harmonizes its national interests with its international responsibilities.

We will be a predictable and consistent place for investment, a nation where everyone will say, “it all works.”

Today, I am inviting you to pledge to yourselves and to our people. No one shall be left behind.

No more junkets, no more senseless spending. No more turning back on pledges made during the campaign, whether today or in the coming challenges that will confront us over the next six years. No more influence-peddling, no more patronage politics, no more stealing. No more sirens, no more short cuts, no more bribes. It is time for us to work together once more.

We are here today because we stood together and believed in hope. We had no resources to campaign other than our common faith in the inherent goodness of the Filipino.

The people who are behind us dared to dream. Today, the dream starts to become a reality. To those among you who are still undecided about sharing the common burden I have only one question: Are you going to quit now that we have won?

You are the boss so I cannot ignore your orders. We will design and implement an interaction an

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Voters in Central Bicutan waiting for 7 hours

Proklamasyon ng asawa ni Sen Cayetano sa Taguig City nagkagulo

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Problems about Proklamasyon ng asawa ni Sen Cayetano sa Taguig City nagkagulo

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Proklamasyon ng asawa ni Sen Cayetano sa Taguig City nagkagulo

2010-05-12T23:08:00.000+08:00

Problems about Proklamasyon ng asawa ni Sen Cayetano sa Taguig City nagkagulo

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Total Registered Voters printed on the National Canvass Report: 153,902,003!

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Total Registered Voters printed on the National Canvass Report: 153,902,003! as reported by votereportph.org a disturbing error from smartmatic, I think an error like this should not be tolerated and we should not be taken for granted.
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The figures printed in the paper is more than the number of registered voters of the Philippines.

Watch Mindanao Votes | Binay

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Watch Mindanao Votes | Binay

Binay Express his concern about his NumbersB

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Mayor Binay express his concern about his votes and urges his supporter to continue on watching his votes. He is now leading the ounting for Vice Presidental Race

Herbert Bautista proclaimed as Quezon City Mayor

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Herbert bautista is now finally proclaimed as Mayor of Quezon City the biggest municipality in Philippines. Inquirer.net reported as follows :

MANILA, Philippines—Former actor and vice mayor Herbert Bautista was finally proclaimed the winner in the Quezon City mayoral race Tuesday morning, beating his closest rival Mike Defensor by a wide margin.

Bautista, the anointed candidate of outgoing mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr., said the landslide win was akin to getting an early birthday present as his birthday is on Wednesday.

The Liberal Party made a clean sweep of the mayor, vice mayor and congressional seats in Quezon City with all winners in the said positions coming from Bautista’s local slate.

Winning as congressmen were Liberal Party bets Bingbong Crisologo for District 1, Winnie Castelo for District 2, Bolet Banal for District 3 and Belmonte for District 4.

The three-termer Bautista won with 497,965 votes over Defensor’s 126,246, a win perceived to be due to Belmonte’s endorsement and that of the Iglesia ni Cristo.

Ou vongratulation to now Mayor Herbert Bautista.

Mangundadatu is leading Maguindanao

2010-05-11T10:48:00.000+08:00

Governor
1 MANGUDADATU, Esmael G. 92,562
2 MIDTIMBANG, Midpantao M. 46,097
3 SINSUAT, Datu Ombra Q. 85,601
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Vice-Governor
1 ABUTAZIL, Shaydee A. 2,611
2 AMPATUAN, Andal Sr S. 88,386
3 CANDAO, Ma-Arouph B. 11,590
4 MASTURA, Ismael V. 105,585
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of MAGUINDANAO - FIRST LEGDIST
1 DILANGALEN, Didagen P. 52,837
2 SEMA, Bai Sandra A. 65,323
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of MAGUINDANAO - SECOND LEGDIST
1 DATUMANONG, Simeon A. 93,941

Bacoor Cavite : rtial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 10:19:28 81.20% of ERs

2010-05-11T10:32:00.000+08:00

Mayor
1 CASTILLO, Alexander M. 1,420
2 CASTILLO, Jessie B. 16,597
3 REVILLA, Strike B. 60,906
Vice-Mayor
1 FERNANDO, Rosette M. 57,094
2 ORTIZ, Ma. Magdalena G. 16,152
MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG BAYAN of CAVITE - BACOOR - LONE DIST
1 ALBA, Benito T. 7,856
2 ANTONIO, Angelito D. 6,439
3 CAMPAÑA, Jeffrey P. 19,627
4 DE CASTRO, Venus D. 39,651
5 DE LEON, Bayani M. 35,067
6 ENRIQUEZ, Saturnino Jr. F. 18,647
7 FABIAN, Reynaldo M. 41,546
8 GAWARAN, Edwin G. 47,183
9 JAPSON, Jose Herminio F. 2,681
10 LARA, Peter Simon C. 18,084
11 MANALILI, James Donald L. 25,854
12 MIRA, Eliseo G. 4,116
13 NAVARRETE, Raul M. 16,774
14 OCAMPO, Fernan F. 18,092
15 PALABRICA, Reynaldo D. 37,903
16 REYES, Nicomedes B. 8,422
17 SAN MIGUEL, Janairo C. 37,510
18 SAPANGHILA, Jaime A. 37,270
19 SAQUITAN, Roberto J. 18,427
20 SARTE, Ricardo Jr F. 13,193
21 SOLIS, Avelino B. 46,425
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91.18% Comelec Results

2010-05-11T10:18:00.000+08:00

91.18% of precinct. 12,587,406 Noynoy. 8,015,110 Erap.

Batangas : Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T10:13:00.000+08:00

Governor
1 MANDANAS, SR., Marcos M. 12,188
2 PLATERO, Gaudioso O. 1,613
3 RECTO, Rosa Vilma S. 566,941
4 SANCHEZ, Armando C. 367,573
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Vice-Governor
1 ERMITA , Edwin R. 248,325
2 LEVISTE, Jose Antonio II S. 627,838
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of BATANGAS - FIRST LEGDIST
1 APACIBLE , Tomas V. 116,357
2 ERMITA, Eduardo R. 97,207
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of BATANGAS - FOURTH LEGDIST
1 BUSTAMANTE, Praxedes D. 13,753
2 MENDOZA, Mark Llandro L. 236,924
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of BATANGAS - SECOND LEGDIST
1 BERBERABE, Godofredo M. 83,185
2 MANDANAS, Hermilando I. 147,162
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of BATANGAS - THIRD LEGDIST
1 COLLANTES, Nelson P. 62,118
2 DIMAYUGA, Ma. Chona M. 48,362
3 HERNANDEZ, Nicomedes F. 8,262
4 LAUREL, Luis Carlos R. 33,059
5 REYES, Cristeta C. 54,354
6 REYES, Rodrigo C. 20,676

Pampanga : Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T10:12:00.001+08:00

Governor
1 OCAMPO, Ricardo Sr. S. 8,773
2 PANLILIO, Eddie T. 223,250
3 PINEDA, Lilia G. 450,471
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Vice-Governor
1 GUIAO, Joseller M. 363,269
2 LAZATIN, Marcos Jose T. 242,336
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of PAMPANGA - FIRST LEGDIST
1 BACANI, Luisito N. 3,236
2 LAZATIN, Carmelo F. 135,834
3 YABUT, Ares Y. 32,162
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of PAMPANGA - FOURTH LEGDIST
1 BONDOC, Anna York P. 125,677
2 MAGLANQUE, Rene E. 80,806
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of PAMPANGA - SECOND LEGDIST
1 MACAPAGAL-ARROYO, Gloria M. 157,477
2 SAMPANG, Filipinas Rosario D. 6,630
3 SERRANO, Feliciano G. 3,360
4 SIMPAO, Adonis F. 19,394
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of PAMPANGA - THIRD LEGDIST
1 GONZALES, Aurelio Jr. D. 183,830
2 QUIWA, Jose III D. 22,972
3 SANTOS, Amado D. 2,306
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Lemery Batangas Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T10:10:00.000+08:00

Lemery Batangas, Lemery Batangas Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 80.26% of ERs
Mayor
1 ALILIO, Eulalio M. 23,078
2 ORNALES, Geraldine C. 14,267
Vice-Mayor
1 BENDAÑA, Jayvee C. 16,090
2 SOLIS, Honorlito B. 20,486
MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG BAYAN of BATANGAS - LEMERY - LONE DIST
1 ANDAL, Jose Jr C. 14,806
2 BELLO, Christopher J M. 17,857
3 CUEVAS, Nestor D. 11,143
4 DE CASTRO, Rodoldo Jr. A. 16,843
5 DELA LUNA, Romeo T. 14,778
6 DELA ROSA, Juanito L. 15,694
7 ENDOZO, Noriel C. 13,273
8 HOLGADO, Herberto A. 15,818
9 LEYBA, Candido H Jr M. 11,655
10 MARCELLANA, Dante C. 15,337
11 ORLINA, Bienvenido L. 6,133
12 RAZON, Renwick B. 11,566
13 ROSALES, Ma Simonette G. 16,714
14 TERANIA, Floraida C. 8,660
15 VERGARA, Vincent U. 16,959
16 VIDAL, Melecio A. 16,254
17 VILALE, Jerry C. 12,309
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Taal Batangas | Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T10:03:00.000+08:00

Mayor
1 ALBUFERA, Jovito M. 10,594
2 BAUTISTA, Eduardo C. 464
3 MONTENEGRO, Michael D. 12,828
4 VILLAMIN, Aida C. 185
Vice-Mayor
1 ALCANTARA, Severiano C. 9,032
2 ESTACIO, Oswaldo V. 765
3 MERCADO, Fulgencio I. 13,312
MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG BAYAN of BATANGAS - TAAL - LONE DIST
1 ALCAZAR, Eleseo M. 1,405
2 ALVAREZ, Edward E. 14,162
3 ATIENZA, Danilo B. 699
4 BALEROS, Randy V. 8,148
5 BAUTISTA, Ruth D. 4,314
6 BONSOL, Dante Jr. M. 1,837
7 CARAOS, Arnold C. 1,587
8 CASANOVA, Marita B. 5,926
9 DAWIS, Ronnel M. 8,037
10 DE CASTRO, Krystel D. 4,904
11 DELOS REYES, Azucena M. 1,787
12 DE VILLA, Manuelito B. 4,212
13 DIMAANO, Jose V. 1,374
14 FRANCISCO, Zoraida M. 4,222
15 GARCIA, Elmer C. 3,328
16 LASCANO, Erwin M. 5,068
17 LASCANO, Ma. Christina B. 1,982
18 LAVILLA, Renato A. 3,817
19 LEGASPI, Federico B. 9,042
20 LEONOR, Elizalde P. 5,722
21 MANIMTIM, Virgilio Jr. I. 7,935
22 MENDOZA, Larry G. 1,637
23 MERCADO, Jayson B. 5,186
24 RAMIREZ, Emma A. 4,713
25 REYES, Davidson B. 1,074
26 REYES, Emerson B. 8,345
27 REYES, Erwin Jr. I. 9,145
28 REYES, Oscar S. 385
29 SAMSON, Roberto E. 4,338
30 SEMAÑA, Cristeta C. 5,391
31 VERTUCIO, Johnny A. 5,907
32 VILLANUEVA, Ricky B. 8,879
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Batangas : Regional Election Results Tally: BATANGAS Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T10:01:00.000+08:00

CITY OF MAKATI @ Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 - 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T09:58:00.000+08:00

MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of NCR - CITY OF MAKATI - FIRST LEGDIST
1 BARBERS, Robert Dean S. 25,322
2 CARBONELL, Oswaldo A. 644
3 IBAY, Oscar M. 14,551
4 LAGDAMEO, Monique Yazmin M Q. 41,023
5 LOCSIN, Maria Lourdes B. 40,536
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of NCR - CITY OF MAKATI - SECOND LEGDIST
1 ASPILLAGA, Ernesto A. 35,497
2 BINAY, Mar-Len Abigail S. 81,475
3 MONTES, John C M. 13,402
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Mayor
1 AQUINO, Agapito A. 5,605
2 BINAY, Jejomar E Jr S. 122,050
3 GENUINO, Erwin F. 59,225
4 MERCADO, Ernesto S. 77,710
5 TAGALOG, Edmundo H. 244
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Vice-Mayor
1 BALLELOS, Manuel Jr E. 1,451
2 PEÑA, Romulo Jr. V. 102,958
3 PUNO, Enrico D. 90,700
4 SALVADOR, Jobelle S. 34,305
5 YABUT, Miguel Jr B. 22,762
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MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD of NCR - CITY OF MAKATI - FIRST DIST
1 BASCON, Feliciano P. 5,313
2 BATALLA, Virgilio R. 18,583
3 BONDAL, Renato L. 28,597
4 CASAL-UY, Marie A S. 47,785
5 DADULA, Pedro P. 13,635
6 DELA CRUZ, Rodelio L. 12,408
7 DEL ROSARIO III, Manuel M T. 47,273
8 ENCISO, Glenn C. 28,665
9 ESTRELLA, Ferdinand V. 42,732
10 EUSEBIO, Ferdinand T. 57,759
11 GONZALEZ, Peter John C. 15,111
12 HILARIO SR., Virgilio V. 49,687
13 ISON, Eduardo M. 27,232
14 JAVIER, Luis Jr S. 41,902
15 JERUSALEM, JR, Remigio M. 2,448
16 JOCHICO, Otelio K. 6,619
17 LIMA, Erlinda M. 5,088
18 MAGPANTAY, Arnold C. 46,170
19 MANALILI, Racquel A. 8,633
20 MEDINA, Romeo C. 43,396
21 ORTEGA, Ma. Arlene M. 39,924
22 PADILLA, Armando P. 41,003
23 PUNO-RAMOS, Tosca C P. 51,565
24 QUIBOLOY, Edwin Lester S. 4,121
25 REYES, Michael Dennis V. 11,191
26 SANTOS, Perfecto M. 6,607
27 TALAG, Wilfredo M. 17,419
28 TRINIDAD, Jessielin O. 20,290
29 UMANDAP, Severino L. 27,688
30 VALENZUELA, Arnold J. 10,671
31 YABUT, Maria Concepcion M. 56,118
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MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD of NCR - CITY OF MAKATI - SECOND DIST
1 ALMARIO, Alberto P. 8,546
2 BALAOING, Catalina A. 21,223
3 BANIQUED, Benedict B. 29,514
4 BEARE, Nemesio B. 3,226
5 BIOLENA, Rodolfo D. 7,986
6 BUENAVENTURA, Carlito F. 5,939
7 CALIMBAHIN, Virgilio Jr G. 16,553
8 DELA CRUZ, Juanito L. 33,831
9 DE LARA, Maria Theresa N. 53,938
10 DREU, Abner D. 14,483
11 GATCHALIAN, Angelito D. 51,439
12 IBAY, Joel M. 52,186
13 JACOME, Henry A. 53,184
14 LAPASARAN, Alfredo N. 5,848
15 MACCAY, Elena B. 36,563
16 MAGPANTAY, Leonardo M. 54,312
17 MANALILI, Antonio G. 14,431
18 MAPAGDALITA, Gaspar E. 12,779
19 MIRANDA, Nilo Z. 4,752
20 OLFATO, Jeline M. 36,363
21 PANGILINAN, Salvador D. 55,300
22 PASIA, Nelson S. 57,453
23 PERALTA, Ceferino Jr. V. 18,035
24 RODRIGUEZ, Richard Raymund R. 28,478
25 SESE, Vincent T. 64,968
26 TERCERO, Armando I. 15,952
27 TOLENTINO, Mary Ruth C. 53,423
28 URENA, Wenefreda M. 29,145
29 VILLAMOR, Evelyn D E. 38,965
30 YABUT, Nemesio Jr. S. 61,557

Caloocan Comelec Partial Results @ Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-11 09:31:14 - 80.26% of ERs

2010-05-11T09:56:00.000+08:00

MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of NCR - CALOOCAN CITY - FIRST LEGDIST
1 ADALEM, Ernesto Ray G. 9,632
2 BACOLOD, Gualberto B. 6,802
3 GUANZON, Roberto S. 11,402
4 MALAPITAN, Oscar G. 150,654
5 REGALARIO, Jaime R. 2,622
6 VARELA, Luis Tito Y. 44,541
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MEMBER, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of NCR - CALOOCAN CITY - SECOND LEGDIST
1 ALMEDA, Antonio Mariano C. 35,421
2 CABOCHAN, Carlos V. 16,758
3 CAJAYON, Mary Mitzi L. 76,980
4 CATACUTAN, Tany V. 711
5 CUBE, Enrique A. 216
6 GARCIA, Adoracion E. 295
7 MERCADO, Ma. Milagros S. 13,238
8 SANTOS, John C. 1,319
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Mayor
1 ASISTIO, Luis A. 140,211
2 CORDERO, Roberto G. 3,607
3 ECHIVERRI, Enrico R. 236,901
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Vice-Mayor
1 ASISTIO, Macario Jr. A. 67,361
2 ERICE, Edgar R. 178,144
3 MALONZO, Reynaldo O. 98,986
4 VALLEGA, Cherry S. 12,788
5 YU, Mariano L. 2,730
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MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD of NCR - CALOOCAN CITY - FIRST DIST
1 AQUINO, Joseph M. 16,998
2 ASISTIO, Andrew K. 67,841
3 BENSON, Rasty C. 4,108
4 BUDAC, Jesus Jr C. 2,428
5 CAMMAYO, Henry P. 68,296
6 CAYETANO, Ireneo D. 57,901
7 CRUZ, Emmanuel V. 6,394
8 CRUZ, Roberto M. 73,619
9 DELA CRUZ, Leonardo S. 8,160
10 DOMINGO, Isaac M. 66,691
11 GOLLAYAN, Garth M. 2,087
12 GONZAGA, Rodolfo M. 8,463
13 GUINO-O, Cristina R. 16,001
14 LUZARES, Virgilio S. 2,360
15 MABAGOS, Andres G. 71,903
16 MALAPITAN, Dale Gonzalo R. 121,408
17 MAYOR, Cenon D. 39,303
18 NUBLA, Nora Z. 120,319
19 PEÑA, Crispin Sr. C. 22,997
20 PERIT, Germel R. 2,490
21 PRADO, Dante P. 106,916
22 PUNZALAN, Susana D. 120,099
23 RABAS, Amie M. 2,476
24 SANCHEZ, Jimmy P. 5,303
25 SAPDIN, Loney D. 1,398
26 TE, Ramon V. 99,597
27 TRILLANES, Juan Antonio F. 43,740
28 TULBO, Jamin E. 1,827
29 VALLEJO, Oscar Benedict Q. 5,923
30 VINOYA, Fernando B. 4,047
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MEMBER, SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD of NCR - CALOOCAN CITY - SECOND DIST
1 ABELARDO, Alvin E. 18,061
2 ABEL, Luis Chito S. 72,649
3 ARCADIO, Roseller N. 14,277
4 ARUELO, Allen Alexander C. 70,866
5 ASISTIO, Macario III E. 75,024
6 BAGUS, Tolentino J. 74,029
7 BARRETTO, Marjorie C. 48,389
8 CUNANAN, Carolyn C. 79,912
9 DIÑO, Tito Herminio F. 4,361
10 DIVINA, Arnold T. 46,568
11 DIVINA, Norlando F. 33,190
12 GONZALES, Jose Isagani M. 4,582
13 GURNOT, Arlan M. 2,584
14 LUZ, Romeo Jr V. 2,343
15 MANALAYSAY, Melvin Louie T. 4,577
16 MAPUE, Joseph Ariestotle D. 8,392
17 MATARAGNON, Jaime Sr. C. 12,843
18 MAURICIO, Jerrboy L. 25,730
19 NADURATA, Roehl C. 14,480
20 OROZCO, Marc Merville T. 19,445
21 PLACER, Serafico G. 10,960
22 REPUNO, Trinidad G. 12,411
23 ROMERO, Ronald G. 16,272
24 SAMSON, Nestor R. 16,202
25 SAMSON, Roberto R. 32,449
26 TIMBOL, Joseph B. 36,104
27 VITUG, Robert Lee N. 4,272

Comelec Results as of 8:48 am

2010-05-11T09:52:00.000+08:00

Comelec Results as of 8:48 am

Presidential Results :
Noynoy Aquino 12,470,415
Joseph Estrada 7,918,229
Manuel Villar 4,425,865
Eddie Villanueva 3,308,181

Vice Presidential Result:

Jejomar Binay 12,247,014
mar roxas 11,434,375
Loren Legarda 3,340,171
Bayani Fernando 860,308

Manila Local Election Results

2010-05-10T22:47:00.002+08:00

Lim is leading the Manila local election. so will it be Mayor Lim again for Manila.

Davao : Local Election Results

2010-05-10T22:42:00.000+08:00

Davao: Leading Duterte family is leading for Mayor and Vice Mayor!

partial unofficial tallies of votes for national posts from GMA

2010-05-10T22:23:00.000+08:00

Here are partial unofficial tallies of votes for national posts (specifically for Presidential, Vice-Presidential and Senatorial positions) courtesy of:

GMA7* (source)
As of 10:05 PM Manila Time, May 10, 2010 ~ with 45.05% of Election Returns

Presidentiables
1 AQUINO, Benigno Simeon III C. 6969177
2 ESTRADA EJERCITO, Joseph M. 4439214
3 VILLAR, Manuel Jr B. 2394138
4 TEODORO, Gilberto Jr. C. 1823736
5 VILLANUEVA, Eduardo C. 537128
6 GORDON, Richard J. 271283
7 ACOSTA, Vetellano S. 73879
8 PERLAS, Jesus Nicanor P. 22880
9 MADRIGAL, Jamby A. 21101
10 DE LOS REYES, John Carlos G. 19008

Vice Presidentiables
1 BINAY, Jejomar C. 6650523
2 ROXAS, Manuel A. 6000115
3 LEGARDA, Loren B. 1729267
4 FERNANDO, Bayani F. 476416
5 MANZANO, Eduardo B. 281724
6 YASAY, Perfecto R. 163264
7 SONZA, Jose Y. 27630
8 CHIPECO, Dominador Jr F. 20312

Senatoriables
1 BONG REVILLA, Ramon, Jr. B. 8645061
2 ESTRADA, Jinggoy E. 8616810
3 DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, Miriam P. 7928516
4 DRILON, Franklin M. 7246647
5 ENRILE, Juan Ponce -. 7212339
6 CAYETANO, Pilar Juliana S. 6305669
7 MARCOS, Ferdinand, Jr. R. 6287876
8 RECTO, Ralph G. 5638570
9 SOTTO , Vicente III C. 5548946
10 OSMEÃ‘A, Sergio III D. 5181683
11 LAPID, Manuel M. 4890858
12 GUINGONA , Teofisto III D. 4693605
13 HONTIVEROS-BARAQUEL, Ana 4250547
14 BIAZON, Rozzano Rufino B. 3983798
15 DE VENECIA, Jose III P. 3846025

PPCRV** (source)
As of 7:51pm Manila Time, May 10, 2010 ~ with ERs from 985 precints

Presidential Candidates:
Aquino 101,191 35.07%
Estrada 85,756 27.05%
Villar 69,756 22.00%
Gibo 35,909 11.33%
Villanueva 9,809 3.09%
Acosta 2,011 0.63%
Gordon 1,303 0.41%
Perlas 491 0.15%
Jamby 418 0.13%
Delos Reyes 375

Vice-Presidential Candidates (As of 7:55pm):
Binay 118,092 39.91%
Roxas 91,991 31.09%
Legarda 66,061 22.32%
Manzano 10,490 3.54%
Fernando 5,575 1.88%
Yasay 2,602 2.88%
Chipeco 591 0.20%
Sunga 513 0.17%

Senators
Revilla 159,174 8.32%
Estrada 135,785 7.04%
Defensor 109,536 5.72%
Enrile 104,286 5.45%
Lapid 95,792 5.00%
Drilon 92,635 4.84%
Marcos 87,354 4.56%
Cayetano 81,992 4.28%
Recto 79,020 4.13%
Sotto 68,562 3.58%

Note that this post will be updated regularly as more ER's are counted and more unofficial tally results are disclosed by other election watchdogs.

** Full credit goes to PPCRV
*Full credit goes to GMANews.TV

Comelec Press Conference for Partial Results

2010-05-10T22:12:00.003+08:00

At the moment Comelec is reading their partial results and it is Aquino and Erap as leading in Presidency and Binay and Mar Roxas neck to neck. @ 38.25 % Votes counted

Erap Estrada Leading in Laog City

2010-05-10T22:06:00.003+08:00

Erap Estrada is leading vs Aquino in Laog City , So Ilocanos still supports Estrada which is not what was shown in different survey. So this is a neck to neck battle in between Estrada and Aquino in Different Location, So what will happen to Villar which was reported spending 5 Billion Pesos.

Local Election | Taal Batangas

2010-05-10T22:02:00.000+08:00

MONTENEGRO - MERCADO 2010
PARTIAL & UNOFFICIAL TALLY as of 9:09pm MAY 10, 2010, LEADING BYMM-2,294..PONG-4,244 WITH 76.48% PERCENTAGE OF VOTES

Important Telephone Numbers

2010-05-10T21:23:00.001+08:00

# COMELEC: 525-9296, 5259345, 5275574, 5271892, 5259335, 5259294, 5270821, 5259297
# PPCRV: 5253476, 5265694, 5260869, 5261417, 5260012, 5236574, 5254992, 5264572, 5262248
# NAMFREL: 4704151, 4847590, 0927- 4847590, 9611524, 0919-3389344, 3389344
# KONTRA DAYA: 5693427, 0921-5693427, 2953004, 0915-2332413, 2332413

Partial and Unoffilcial Partial Results from PPCRV

2010-05-10T21:06:00.001+08:00

Presidential Candidates:

Aquino 101,191 35.07%

Estrada 85,756 27.05%

Villar 69,756 22.00%

Gibo 35,909 11.33%

Villanueva 9,809 3.09%

Acosta 2,011 0.63%

Gordon 1,303 0.41%

Perlas 491 0.15%

Jamby 418 0.13%

Delos Reyes 375

Vice-Presidential Candidates (As of 7:55pm):

Binay 118,092 39.91%

Roxas 91,991 31.09%

Legarda 66,061 22.32%

Manzano 10,490 3.54%

Fernando 5,575 1.88%

Yasay 2,602 2.88%

Chipeco 591 0.20%

Sunga 513 0.17%

Senators

Revilla 159,174 8.32%

Estrada 135,785 7.04%

Defensor 109,536 5.72%

Enrile 104,286 5.45%

Lapid 95,792 5.00%

Drilon 92,635 4.84%

Marcos 87,354 4.56%

Cayetano 81,992 4.28%

Recto 79,020 4.13%

Sotto 68,562 3.58%

Partial Presidential Results

2010-05-10T20:44:00.001+08:00

@PPCRV: pres. results as of 8.21pm: aquino, 179,020, 36.27%. estrada, 136,295, 27.61%. villar, 102,271, 20.72%

What time do polling precincts open and close at the Elections here in the Philippines this 2010?

2010-05-10T05:26:00.002+08:00

The official time on which What time polling precincts open and close at the Elections here in the Philippines this 2010? is 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. So better be early than wait for the last hour to vote.

It is better to be early in the poll precint just be sure to check first your precint in order not to loos time while voting. and be sure to know how to vote using automated Election. be informed on how to use the new technology being implemented in Philippines.

Philippine Overseas Voters ( OAV ) Could Still Vote

2010-05-10T05:20:00.001+08:00

If you don't know, OAV voter are included in the last day of election, so if you are an absentee voters and until now you have not yet voted, you still have the chance to vote today. Just be careful since for sure lots of people is now rushing to vote.

defective Precinct Count Optical Scan (PCOS) machine in Caloocan City has already been replaced

2010-05-10T05:02:00.001+08:00

A report by ABS- CBN in last minute, there are some defective PCOS that is being replaced. The question is how they control all this replaced PCOS ?

MANILA, Philippines -- The defective Precinct Count Optical Scan (PCOS) machine in Caloocan City has already been replaced.

In a report by ABS-CBN’s Niko Baua, the PCOS machine which malfunctioned during tests in Baesa High School, Caloocan was has been substituted.

Teachers assigned in the school earlier said that the defective PCOS machine failed to function properly after the slot for the PCOS compact flash card was damaged.

Members of the Board of Election Inspectors complained that a poll technician assigned by Smartmatic-TIM failed to fix the problem.

Meanwhile, members of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) are making the rounds in Caloocan City to deliver ballots.

As of posting time, Comelec has already completed the deliveries in District 1 and is now on its way to District 2.

The commission expects to finish the delivery of ballots before the precincts open on Monday morning.

Hours Away from the Historic Philippine Automated Election

2010-05-10T04:33:00.001+08:00

This is a day to remember, a day where Philippine have started moving into technology. We might see some demonstrations later on but at least we have started to move from traditional way o voting. In just a few days after the Philippine 2010 election, Comelec might be able to announce the winner limiting the chance of having a fraudulent results. So to all people and my visitors be sure to think first before voting your chosen candidate.

COTABATO, Philippines - Two people were killed

2010-05-09T22:39:00.001+08:00

COTABATO, Philippines - Two people were killed and 12 wounded when a hand grenade was thrown inside a mosque in the troubled southern Philippines on Sunday, a day ahead of national elections, the military said.

The attack occurred as people were inside the mosque in the town of Pikit for evening prayers, according to a regional military spokesman who asked not to be named.

The spokesman said two people had been confirmed killed, and 12 others wounded.

MORE HERE

Television Philippine Election Coverage

2010-05-09T20:46:00.002+08:00

Different TV Station have started their live coverage of the Philippine election tomorrow, Abs CBN have already started their live coverage in their website, tomorrow's election will not only a battle for Presidency but a battle of TV Station coverage, the first to have the good result will surely be the have high hits. It is also likewise the same for different bloggers all over the Philippines is something like a battle for bloggers to come up with a updated information.

Arroyo-Simpao battle brings Pampanga local polls into national focus

2010-05-09T20:38:00.002+08:00

So who will win between the Ex President and a local candidate in Pampanga, will Arroyo still be in a position after the election, will she be in the congress ? nobody knows but I think it is something to watch out for the results of pampanga local election . Check it out from this report the updates at Pampanga Local Election So to Mrs Arroyo, goodluck for you or else it is a big shame loosing at your place.

Philippine 2010 Election : Tips Before Going to Election Booth

2010-05-09T15:25:00.001+08:00

Here are Tips before going to Election booth tomorrow :

Know you precint no. You can check it online at Election 2010 Precint Locator.
Be sure to have your list ( List of Presidentiables and Vice Presidentiables , List of Senators ) ready so that you will not miss any candidates.
Go early in the booth to avoid long lines and then wait for the Philippine 2010 Election results

List of Presidentiables, Vice Presidentiable and Senators

2010-05-09T15:17:00.002+08:00

Here are the list of the List of Presidentiables, Vice Presidentaible and Senators for the Philippine 2010 Election. You can see more updates about the Philippine 2010 Election results and updates in my other blogs.

So are you ready to be part of the historic election in Philippines ?

So here is the list :

Nationalista Party

President: Manny Villar
Vice President: Loren Legarda
Senators:

* Pia Cayetano
* Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos
* Ramon Mitra
* Susan Ople
* Ariel Querubin
* Gilbert Remulla
* Adel Tamano

Liberal Party

President: Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III
Vice President: Manuel “Mar” Roxas III
Senators:

* Nereus Acosta Jr.
* Ana Theresia Baraquel
* Martin Bautista
* Rozzano Ruffino Biazon
* Franklin Drilon
* Teofisto Guingona III
* Alexander Lacson
* Yasmin Lao
* Ralph Recto
* Sonia Roco

Partido ng Masang Pilipino

President: Joseph Ejercito “Erap” Estrada
Vice President: Jejomar Binay
Senators:

* JV Larion Bautista
* Joey de Venecia
* Juan Ponce Enrile
* Jinggoy Estrada
* Apolinario Lozada

Lakas-Kampi CMD

President: Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro
Vice President: Edu Manzano
Senators:

* Silvestre Bello III
* Bong Revilla
* Ramon Guico
* Raul Lambino
* Rey Langit
* Lito Lapid

Kilusang Bagong Lipunan

President: Vetellano Acosta
Vice President: Jay Sonza
Senators:

* Sharuff Ibrahim Albani
* Alma Lood
* Regalado Maambong
* Ma Judea Millora
* Imelda Papin
* Hector Villanueva

Bangon Pilipinas

President: Eddie Villanueva
Vice President: Perfecto Yasay
Senators:

* Zafrullah Alonto
* Kata Inocencio
* Ramoncito Ocampo
* Reynaldo Princesa
* Alexander Tinsay
* Israel Virgenes

Ang Kapatiran

President: John Carlos “JC” de los Reyes
Vice President: Dominador Chipeco
Senators:

* Rizalito David
* Jo Aurea Imbong
* Zosimo Paredes
* Ma. Gracia Riñoza-Plazo
* Adrian Sison
* Reginald Tamayo
* Hector Tarrazona
* Manuel Valdehuesa

Bagumbayan

President: Richard Gordon
Vice President: Bayani Fernando
People’s Reform Party

Senators:

* Mirriam Defensor Santiago

PDP Laban

Senators:

* Henry Caunan
* Gwendolyn Pimentel

Bayan Muna

Senators:

* Satur Ocampo

Nacionalist People’s Coalition

Senators:

* Rodolfo Plaza
* Vicente Sotto III

Grand Alliance for Democracy/Gabaybayan

Senators:

* Francisco Tatad

Independent

President:

* Ma. Ana Consuelo “Jamby” Madrigal

Senators:

* Liza Maza
* Sergio Osmeña III
* Jovito Palparan Jr.

Lucy Torres-Gomez Will Replace Richard Gomez

2010-04-30T06:00:00.002+08:00

Lucy Torres-Gomez Will Replace Richard Gomez in a congregational race as LP Congress Woman representative in Leyte, This happen after Actor Richard Gomez has a disqualification case given by Buenaventura Juntilla a former Barngay Captain due to non bonifide resident of Richard at Leyte.

“I’m doing this also to prove that I’m not here for personal glory. I’m doing this to help the people of Ormoc," ayon kay Richard

“When they were very persistent with the disqualification case, there were already talks that it may come to this, I may have to substitute. We’re ready, we’re prepared," Lucy

Possible Shutdown of PCOS Machine

2010-04-30T04:30:00.002+08:00

PCOS machine is the machine to be used in counting the votes to see the Philippine 2010 Election results today when they do the mock election , it has been noted that the PCOS machine had shutdown. Some says it is because somebody has steeped on the cord. So to all watcher you better make sure the the power chords is properly set up during count down.
They said that even the PCO machine shutdown the data that it has been collected will still be in the memory of PCOS.
So be sure to watch the electrical cables of the this machine because this might shutdown due to some power failure.

Philippine 2010 Election Result and Winners

2010-04-29T05:57:00.002+08:00

We will try to post here updates about the Philippine Election Results and Winners from different level of election from Mayor up to the president.
If you have any report regarding the Election you could send it to use and we will be glad to post it here for Filipino Information about Halalan 2010
So we hope and pray that the First ever Automated Election in Philippines will be a success.

Official OAV List | Overseas Absentee Voting List

2010-04-11T12:01:00.002+08:00

If you are looking for your name if it is included in the official OAV Lits, it is now easy to check it in Comelec Website. You can see how to check the OAV list for the links provided. Thru this you will be able to make sure that when you go to the embassy you will be accommodated since you are a registered voters.
Vote wisely and make your vote counted.

Bishops break tradition, back JC de los Reyes' candidacy

2010-03-06T14:10:00.002+08:00

Six local Catholic bishops have already announced their support for Ang Kapatiran Party (AKP) standard bearer JC de los Reyes, calling it "the conscience vote for 2010."

Lipa Archbishop Ramon Arguelles, Bishops Antonio Tobias of Novaliches, Joseph Nacua of Ilagan, Antonio Palang of San Jose de Mindoro, Vicente Navarra of Bacolod, and retired Bishop Teodoro Bacani, and Legazpi Bishop Joel Baylon declared support for De los Reyes, who is an outspoken critic of the controversial Reproductive Health (RH) Bill.

Although it had earlier urged its followers not to vote for candidates advocating the bill, the Catholic Church as a whole has never openly endorsed a political candidate.

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120 Minutes of Advertisement for National Candidates

2010-02-06T21:03:00.002+08:00

The national candidates has been warned by COMELEC that they only have 120 minutes to show the campaign in Television.

Under election rules that will take effect during the campaign period, national candidates are limited to only 120 minutes of airtime on television and 180 minutes on radio for the entire campaign. Local candidates are limited to an hour of television airtime and an hour and a half of radio airtime.

The Comelec released late Thursday the campaign rules and regulations for the May elections, saying it was encouraging voters to be vigilant in reporting violations by candidates.

The campaign period starts on Feb. 9 for national candidates and March 26 for local candidates. It ends on May 8, two days before the precincts open on May 10. Source

So I suggest to all candidates to use Internet and social media to dissimintae information to Filipinos.

National Election Campaign Will begin Soon

2010-02-06T20:57:00.004+08:00

I have seen in the news that the National Election will begin soon. I have also seen that each candidate is given a specified air time in television and in radio but internet is not part of it. Maybe because they knew that the candidate can't control what is going on in the internet.
Now if you own a blog would be able to accommodate ads by candidates ? I think soon we can see like what happen in US where Barack Obama uses google adwords to show his face all over the net.
Candidates can actuall do this because they can choose in Google Adwords that they can only show thei ads in Philippines.
I just hope that the use of Internet will not be to much.

Know How to Vote on 2010 Philippine Automated Election

2010-01-02T18:00:00.003+08:00

May 2010 will be a history for Philippine Voting system, since this will the first time that the government will try to use and automated System, So here is a comic strip made by Gma News Tv for public information

I just hope that this will work during the May 2010 Election

Source : How to Vote on 2010 Philippine Automated Election

Martial Law Declared in Maguindanao

2009-12-06T17:28:00.002+08:00

The election related caes that kills about 57 people in Maguindanao leads the government to declare Martial Law in Maguindanao, The police have made a Joint General Norms of Conduct of Police and Military Officers in the Field, I am very young when Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law in Philippines and I cannot remember any experience about it. My parents and Grand Parents told us that living under Martial Law is really hard. Curfew is being implemented, There are Military arrest everywhere.. etc. So I just hope that the military will not abused their power in implementing the Martial Law in Maguindanao.

The Presidentiables : Noynoy Aquino

2009-12-01T17:02:00.001+08:00

For Senator Benigno “Noynoy” S. Aquino III, democracy restored must be defended without fear and guarded with greatest fervor.

However, while he is a staunch advocate of liberal democracy, he is also a fiscalizer who relentlessly espouses public accountability.

His key legislative initiatives are anchored on the protection of human rights and good governance through increased transparency and public accountability. These are founded on the democratic ideals championed by his parents, former Senator and martyr Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino, Jr. and former President Corazon “Cory” Aquino.

A true working democracy, he says, makes possible not only political freedoms but a better life for all Filipinos. It must be able to provide jobs, education, social services and equitable economic prosperity for everyone, not just the rich, privileged few.

The defense of democracy nearly cost Noynoy his life. He was almost killed during the military coup against President Aquino in 1990 when he met retreating rogue soldiers at the front gates of Malacañang. Three of his bodyguards died while he suffered five bullet wounds. A bullet is still embedded in his neck.

Noynoy served as Congressman of the 2nd District of Tarlac from 1998 to 2007. In 2004, he was stripped of his prestigious post as Deputy House Speaker for Luzon after he joined leaders of the Liberal Party (LP) in calling for the resignation of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo at the height of the “Hello Garci” scandal.

In May 2007, he ran for Senator and won, placing 6th in the national elections.

As a Senator in the 14th Congress, he chairs the Senate Committee on Local Government.

In the Liberal Party, Senator Aquino held various positions such as Secretary General and Vice Chairman. He is now Party’s Executive Vice President.

Noynoy is a graduate of Economics at the Ateneo de Manila University. He fancies Chinese food and is a shooting and billiards enthusiast.

Source : http://noypipol.wordpress.com/about/

The Presidentiables : Nicanor Perlas

2009-12-01T17:01:00.001+08:00

Although Nicanor Perlas has never run for public office, he has been analyzing, reframing, and altering the course of national and global events for over thirty years. He has been altering the political landscape without being a politician. A good example of this has been his work in analyzing, reframing, and altering an important aspect of trade liberalization and globalization in Asia and the Pacific.

The Presidentiables : Manny Villar

2009-12-01T16:59:00.001+08:00

Under a cloudy sky on the eve of Bonifacio Day, Senator Manny Villar formally declared his bid for the Philippine presidency atop a stage in Macario Sakay Plaza, Manila.

About 20,000 in attendance roared their approval, within sight of the humble house in Moriones, Tondo from where Villar’s family eked out a living early in his life. Just as he used “sipag at tiyaga” (industriousness and determination) to make a name for himself in business and public service, Senator Manny Villar made a promise to the Filipino people to lead them in a revolution for a better life if he is entrusted with the presidency in 2010.

Speaking in Filipino, Sen. Villar said: “This is the place where I started to dream,” and continued that coming from the ranks of the poor helped him realize what the majority of the country is going through. This sort of perspective is something none of his competitors have.

Facebook information :
Basic Info

Country:
Philippines
Currently Running For
Office:
Office of the President
State:
Republic of the Philippines
Party:
Nacionalista Party
Current Office
Office:
Senate
State:
Republic of the Philippines
Party:
Nacionalista Party

Detailed Info

Website:
http://www.mannyvillar.com.ph
Gender:
Male
Birthday:
December 13, 1949
Hometown:
Moriones, Tondo, Manila
Political Views:
Conservative
Religious Views:
RC
About Me:
Biography

The public life of Manny Villar straddles both the worlds of business and politics. He is one of the few who managed to excel in both.

Working Student

He was born to a simple family on December 13, 1949 in Moriones, Tondo, Manila. His father, Manuel Montalban Villar, Sr., a government employee, hailed from Cabatuan, Iloilo and his mother Curita Bamba, a seafood dealer, came from Pampanga and Bataan. Manny is the second child in a brood of nine. At a very young age, he was already helping his mother sell shrimp and fish in the Divisoria Market. With the burning desire for a better future and a strong determination to improve his family’s living conditions, Manny worked hard in selling shrimps and fish to be able to send himself to school.

“I learned from my mother what it takes to be an entrepreneur,” he revealed. “And it means working really hard to achieve your dreams.” In Divisoria, he marveled at the volume of sales that Chinese merchants were making, thus he vowed early on to become an entrepreneur.

Hard work, persistence, and perseverance became his guiding principles in life. This earned him the title “Mr. Sipag at Tiyaga.”

He continues to inspire Filipinos with his life story and encourages each and every kababayan to improve their quality of life and fulfill their dreams through the very values he believes in -- “sipag at tiyaga.”

Entrepreneur

Manny Villar was a working student at the University of the Philippines, the premier institution of higher learning in the country, where he obtained his undergraduate and master’s degree in business administration and accountancy. By then, he was also putting in long hours as a fish and shrimp trader, where the action starts at the ungodly hours of the morning when the catch lands in the market.

After graduation, he tried his hand as an accountant at the country’s biggest accounting firm, Sycip Gorres Velayo & Co. (SGV & Co). He resigned shortly though to venture on his own seafood delivery business.

When a restaurant he was delivering stocks to did not pay him, he printed out “meal tickets” which he persuaded the restaurant owners to honor. He then sold these tickets at a discounted price to office workers. It took him one year to liquidate his receivables.

He worked briefly as a financial analyst at the Private Development Corporation of the Philippines. His job was to sell World Bank loans, despite the attractive rates of which there were no takers. Convinced that he could make it on his own again, he quit his job and promptly availed of one of the loans.

So with an initial capital of P10,000 in 1975, Villar purchased two reconditioned trucks and started his sand-and-gravel business in Las Piñas.

Housing Innovator

It is here while delivering construction materials to big developers that Manny Villar came up with the idea of selling house and lot packages when the convention then was for homeowners to buy lots and build on them.

Manny Villar became the housing industry leader, and the biggest homebuilder in Southeast Asia, having built more than 100,000 houses for the poor and middle class Filipino families.

He then initiated mass housing projects to achieve economies of scale. His various innovations practically created the country’s mass housing industry. The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism calls him “the dean of the (Philippine) real estate industry.”

Awards and Distinctions

For his business achievements, he was made cover story in the Far Eastern Economic Review. And his life story was also featured in Asiaweek, Forbes, AsiaMoney and Asian Business Review.

He garnered various awards such as the Ten Outstanding Young Men Award (1986) by the Philippine Jaycees, Agora Award for Outstanding Achievement in Marketing Management (1989), Most Outstanding CPA by the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (1990) and Most Outstanding UP Alumnus (1991).

Through the years, universities and colleges all over the country have conferred upon Villar honorary degrees in various fields in recognition of his exemplary performance in public service, his pioneering initiatives and innovations that revolutionalized the country’s mass housing and real estate industry, and his distinct role in the enactment of economic and social reform laws that are vital in sustaining the country’s economic momentum and improvement of the lives of Filipinos, particularly the cause of small and medium enterprises.

Among these universities and colleges that have bestowed Honoris Causa to Villar are: Adamson University, Doctor of Science; Bataan Polytechnic State College, Doctor of Humanities; Bulacan State University, Doctor of Humanities; Cagayan State University, Doctor of Humanities; Central Luzon State University, Doctor of Humanities; Foundation University (Dumaguete), Doctor of Humanities; Laguna State Polytechnic College, Doctor of Humanities and Entrepreneurship; Pangasinan State University, Doctor of Development Management; Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology, Doctor of Business Administration; Ramon Magsaysay Technological University, Doctor of Entrepreneurial Management; Romblon State College, Doctor of Humanities; Tarlac State University, Doctor of Public Administration; Wesleyan University-Philippines, Doctor of Humanities; and Western Visayas College of Science and Technology, Doctor of Technology in Entrepreneurial Management.

Political Career

In a stunning political debut in 1992, Villar won with the most overwhelming mandate among congressmen in Metro Manila. He promptly applied his economic and managerial expertise as a key member of the House’s economic team, marshalling in economic reform measures of the Ramos Administration such as the New Foreign Investments Act and the restructuring of the Central Bank of the Philippines. He was the House representative in the government’s negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington D.C. in 1992.

He also oversaw various infrastructure projects in his districts like the construction of concrete roads and the Alabang-Zapote Flyover. He introduced the “Friendship Route” to ease the traffic problems in southern Manila by persuading subdivision homeowners to open up their roads to the general public.

He succeeded in passing Republic Act 8003 “Declaring Certain Areas in Las Piñas as Tourist Spots.” The law formalized his program of rehabilitating historical and cultural landmarks in Las Piñas starting with the world-famous Bamboo Organ Church. The ongoing project dubbed as “Las Piñas Historical Corridor” covers the stretch of the Old District and may even rival the Intramuros and Vigan restoration projects.

A staunch environmentalist, he initiated a privately funded tree planting drive in his district. He developed a P10-million tree nursery beside his home. He also quietly led a dedicated tree-planting drive complete with maintenance and watering of tree seedlings planted in the open spaces of the community.

When he realized that many poor students could not go to school because they do not even have fare money, he organized the “Manpower on Wheels” Program, a livelihood training school housed in a van that makes the rounds in depressed areas. The program has since produced more than 5,000 graduates and has been awarded by various government and civic organizations for its innovative scheme.

During his first term, he steered Las Piñas and Muntinlupa to cityhood. He pointed out: “As a developer, I have always envisioned these two communities as the ‘Twin Cities of the South’ of Manila. In fact, Las Piñas and Muntinlupa are the two fastest growing communities in the country today.”

For his constituency work and personal vow, he extended grants of home sites to some 10,000 poor families in Barangay CAA, Las Piñas City. Two major roads were also opened in his district: the Sucat-Pulanglupa Link Road to Parañaque and the Zapote-Molino (Daang Hari) Link Road to Cavite, thus alleviating the traffic congestion in the area.

During his second term, he was able to upgrade the Las Piñas District Hospital with a new building and better facilities. He also launched the “Sagip-Bukas” Drug Prevention Program on all the private and public schools of Las Piñas to educate the youth about the dangers of drug abuse. He also nationalized the Las Piñas High School to upgrade its facilities.

By the end of his second term of office, Villar had already proven beyond doubt his capacity for excellence as a true Filipino entrepreneur and a brilliant public servant who can get things done.

Champion for Entrepreneurs

In 1995, Manny Villar ran for re-election and won an unprecedented 142,000 votes, the highest number of votes for a congressman in the entire country. Winning media acclaim as an outstanding congressman as well as the respect and recognition of his peers, he was elected to chair the Committee on Entrepreneurship.

As one of the leading entrepreneurs in the country, he championed the cause of small and medium-sized enterprises. He authored and passed into law the landmark New Magna Carta for Small and Medium Enterprises (RA 8289). He initiated creative legislation such as the establishment of the Small and Medium Enterprises Stock Exchange and Business One-Stop-Shop centers, the latter he immediately implemented in Las Piñas City with the help of local officials.

Speaker of the House

It was no surprise then to those in the know when he gained the remarkable acclaim of 171 of 220 congressmen as the Speaker of the 11th Congress of the House of Representatives.

In a time when the country is slowly recovering from a host of economic and political crises, the election of the ‘brown taipan’ at the helm of Congress signaled a watershed event in the Philippine political history. The rise of Manny Villar ushered in a new consensus of leadership based on managerial skills and not simply on oratory and rhetoric.

By his first year in office, Villar undertook three pathbreaking reforms. He succeeded in marshalling consensus in the House to reform the ‘pork barrel’ system by limiting congressional discretion projects to the set parameters of the Executive’s development policies. Secondly, he launched a revamp of leadership by appointing at least seven neophyte congressmen to head powerful committees like ecology and banks. Finally, he set a strong and principled stance on environment protection legislation with the passage of the “Clean Air Act,” a measure that for more than ten years and three previous congresses were not able to pass.

On his second year in office, Manny Villar steered the 11th Congress into a record-breaking achievement in legislation and economic reforms. Among the pioneering measures he shepherded into law were the Retail Trade Liberization Act, the New Central Bank Act, the New Securities Code, and the New Banking Act.

Senator of the Republic

In the national elections held last May 14, 2001, despite being a relative newcomer in national politics, Manny Villar posted one of the most impressive showings in the national polls. On his first day in office, he filed 204 bills covering a comprehensive legislative program of action— the first among neophyte senators and the third highest filer among the senators of the 12th Congress of the Philippines.

After being elected by his colleagues, he assumed the position of Senate President Pro-Tempore, the second to the highest post in the higher Chamber of Congress. He is presently the Chairman of the Committee on Finance that is in charge of all deliberations and discussions on the national budget of the country and the Committee on Public Order and Illegal Drugs. He is also the Vice Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations and Committee on Agriculture. He authored 44 laws during the 12th Congress, among them are: RA 9178 Barangay Micro Business Enterprises Act, RA 9189 Overseas Absentee Voting Act, RA 9208 Anti-Trafficking of Persons Act, RA 9257 An Act Granting Additional Benefits and Privileges to Senior Citizens, and RA 9262 Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act. He has filed Bills aimed at providing business opportunities for the people and improving the Filipinos’ quality of life through basic health care, decent shelters, responsive social services, and high quality education.

Outside the Senate’s halls, Villar actively sponsors the Sipag at Tiyaga Caravan Kaalaman, a livelihood training program that provides skills and inspiration to people that will allow them to venture into their own businesses. The caravan travels all over the country conducting livelihood seminars that are consistently widely attended and appreciated.

He has also spearheaded the building of schools, sending out medical missions and setting up relief operations whenever or wherever needed. He led the inauguration of the Las Piñas-Muntinlupa-Laguna-Cavite (LPMLC) link road, more popularly known as Daang Hari, as part of his road improvement program aimed at easing traffic in the south of Metro Manila. According to him, an efficient and rationalized road network is one of the fundamental requirements in improving commerce and spurring economic progress.

In February 2004, he was elected as President of the Nacionalista Party—the country’s oldest and grandest political party. He was also named the Most Distinguished UP Alumnus—the highest recognition given by the UP Alumni Association—for his exemplary public service and achievements.

Senator Manny Villar, despite his numerous accomplishments and heroism, has remained simple and unaffected. A true family man, he is a devoted husband to Congresswoman Cynthia A. Villar (Lone District of Las Piñas), and a loving father to sons Paolo and Mark and daughter Camille.
Work Info
Employer:
Senate of the Philippines
Position:
Senator
Time Period:
June 2001 - Present
Location:
Pasay City, Philippines
Description:
Senator
Education Info
College:

* University of the Philippines Diliman '75
* Business Administration and Accountancy

The Presidentiables : JC de los Reyes

2009-12-01T16:57:00.000+08:00

Born February 14, 1970, married to Dunia Valenzuela with three children, Gabriel 10, Santiago 7 and Barbara 5.

He studied in Ateneo de Manila for his elementary education, and graduated in De la Salle for high school. He finished his B.A. in Theology from the Franciscan University of Steubenville, reputed to be one of the most orthodox Catholic Universities in America. Late 1993 he taught Philosophy in the then Center for Research and Communication, now the University of Asia and the Pacific and was under the tutelage of Fr. Joseph de Torre, a Spanish priest of the Holy Cross who wrote extensively on the social teachings of the Church. In 1995, he ran and was elected City Councilor of Olongapo.

I will update this soon....

The Presidentiables : Jamby Madrigal

2009-12-01T16:55:00.005+08:00

A senator who want to a President..
Basic Information

Sex:
Female
Birthday:
April 26, 1954
Relationship Status:
Married

Personal Information

About Me:
One of the leaders of the crusade against government corruption and a staunch promoter of social reforms in the Philippines is Maria Ana Consuelo Abad Santos Madrigal.

She is from a family of nation-builders and public servants. She is the granddaughter of a national hero and martyr, Supreme Court Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos. Her granduncle, Assemblyman Pedro Abad Santos, was the father and founder of the Socialist Party of the Philippines and a well-known defender of the poor and the oppressed. Her paternal grandfather is Senator Vicente Madrigal, a businessman., industrialist, and one of the Philippine Republic’s elected senators in 1949. Her aunt, Senator Pacita Madrigal-Gonzales—a senator during the Quezon and Magsaysay administrations—was the first Administrator of the Social Welfare Administration, the predecessor of today’s Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

Even before she became a senator, she had set up numerous foundations to help the Filipino people. The Books-for-the-Barangay Foundation, Inc. has shipped more than P2.5 billion worth of books for Philippine public elementary and high schools. The Abad Santos Madrigal Foundation, Inc. empowers women and children through relevant and accessible livelihood programs. As of February 2006, its flagship project, the Basic Reflexology Training Program has trained more than 10,000 reflexology therapists nationwide. The ABLE Foundation, Inc., meanwhile, has been providing scholarships to poor deserving youth for years now. She also served as a Presidential Adviser for Children’s Affairs during the term of President Joseph Estrada.

Today, as Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Youth, Women and Family Relations, as well as the Committee on Cultural Communities, Senator Madrigal has filed bills that are responsive to the needs of women and youth in the areas of education, juvenile justice, gender equality, and women empowerment. Her main thrusts are anti-trafficking and anti-pornography measures to protect the rights of women and children. She has authored bills for the protection of the indigenous peoples and their ancestral domains. She has also filed bills to advance nationalist economics, advance the protection of the environment and prevent large scale exploitation and plunder.

Working for the welfare of the country and fighting for the human rights of the Filipino people is a tough job for a member of the Senate. In her struggle to fight for genuine reforms, she was subjected to the indignity of being at the receiving end of the Manila Police water cannons while attending a religious procession on 14 October 2005 along with other political activists. She has also initiated the filing of complaints before the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR) against human rights abuses in the Philippines, and joined other advocates in filing cases before the Supreme Court of the Philippines to question the legitimacy of actions taken by the executive depar

The Presidentiables : Gilbert "GIBO" Teodoro

2009-12-01T16:55:00.004+08:00

He is the Lakas Bet for the Philippine Election 2010.

Affiliation:
Chairman, Lakas Kampi CMD Party & the Party's presidential standard bearer in the 2010 elections
Location:
6th Floor CMLC Bldg., EDSA cor Connecticut St.
Mandaluyong City, NCR, Philippines
Birthday:
June 14, 1964

Detailed Info

Website:
http://www.gibo.ph
Personal Information:
Honorable Gilberto “Gilbert” Cojuangco Teodoro, Jr. was the youngest Secretary to hold the Defense portfolio at the age of 43, when he assumed the post in August 2007. As head of the Department of National Defense, Secretary Teodoro is keen on ably pursuing Philippine defense reforms and is determined to make the defense and military establishment truly responsive to the needs and aspirations of the Filipino people.

Before he became the Secretary of National Defense, he was Congressman of the First District of Tarlac for three (3) consecutive terms starting 1998. At the House, he assumed the position of Assistant Majority Leader (11th Congress) and Head of the Nationalist People’s Coalition House members. He was also a member of the House contingent to the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council.

His passion for public service and aptitude for leadership is evident even at a very young age. Shortly after he completed his secondary education at the Xavier School, he was elected President of the Kabataang Barangay for Tarlac in 1980 and concurrently assumed Presidency of the Kabataang Barangay for Central Luzon until 1985. He also became a member of the Sanguniang Panlalawigan of Tarlac from 1980 to 1986.

Even with his hands full, Secretary Teodoro successfully completed his Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Major in Financial Institutions at the De La Salle University in 1984. Since then, he focused his sights on acquiring for himself further education and knowledge to aid him in his desire to pursue public service. In 1989, he completed his Law studies at the University of the Philippines where he was awarded the Dean’s Medal for Academic Excellence. In the same year, he topped the Philippine Bar exams.

For seven years, he honed his skills as a lawyer in the famed EP Mendoza Law firm. Armed with years of experience, he went to the Harvard Law School in Cambridge for his Master of Laws and completed it in 1997. He was also admitted to the State Bar of New York during the same year.
Secretary Teodoro, who holds distinct memberships in the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, UP Alumni Association, UP Law Alumni Association, Harvard Alumni Association and the Harvard Law Alumni Association, is also a licensed commercial pilot and a Colonel in the Philippine Air Force Reserve. He is the son of the former SSS Administrator Gilberto, Sr., and Mercedes Cojuangco and is married to Representative Monica Prieto-Teodoro; they have one son – Jaime Gilberto.

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Honorable Gilberto “Gilbert” Cojuangco Teodoro, Jr. was the youngest Secretary to hold the Defense portfolio at the age of 43, when he assumed the post in August 2007. As head of the Department of National Defense, Secretary Teodoro is keen on ably pursuing Philippine defense reforms and is determined to make the defense and military establishment truly responsive to the needs and aspirations of the Filipino people.

Before he became the Secretary of National Defense, he was Congressman of the... (read more)
Personal Interests:
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Youngest Secretary of National Defense at 43 years old, August 2007- present
Chairman, National Disaster Coordinating Council
3 term Congressman (1st District-Tarlac) 1998-2007
Practicing Lawyer (Estelito Mendoza Law Firm) 1989-1996
1st Place, 1989 Philippine Bar Examinations
Licensed Commercial Pilot (Lear Jet 31 Rating)
Colonel, Philippine Air Force (Reserve)
Kabataang Barangay President, Central Luzon, 1980-1986
Member, Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Tarlac, 1980-1986

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

West Negros University, Honoris Causa, Doctor of Laws, 2009
Harvard Law School, Masters of Laws
University of the Philippines, Bachelor of Laws (Dean’s Medal for Academic Excellence, 1989)
Air Command and Staff College, Air Education and Training Command, Philippine Air Force, Command and Staff Course (Leadership Awardee, Seminar Academic Excellence Awardee, 2001)
Joint and Combined Staff Officers Course, Class Nr 1, JCSC, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City (Leadership Awardee, 2003)
De La Salle University, BSC Major in Financial Institutions, 1984
Xavier School (High school and Elementary)

PRIORITY AGENDA OF SECRETARY GILBERT “GIBO” TEODORO AS SECRETARY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE (SND))

Human Rights Advocacy. Sec. Gibo has always been a consistent advocate of the need to uphold the dignity and worth of each and every human being, regardless of status in life. Under his term as SND, the DND intensified its campaign to ensure that AFP and DND personnel are continually updated and oriented on human rights matters such as dealing with children involved in and affected by armed conflict, the elimination of racial discrimination, convention against torture, political violence, investigating human rights violation cases, and international rules on military operations.

• This advocacy resulted to, among others, the revision and formulation of various AFP manuals and conduct of troop reorientation seminars to improve rules of engagement with utmost consideration in respecting individual human rights and enhance awareness of military personnel on human rights.

• The DND and AFP also engaged in collaborations with various groups and sectors such as the Commission on Human Rights, the Red Cross, the religious sector, other countries’ Armed Forces, and the Supreme Court, particularly on rules governing the Writs of Amparo, Habeas Data and other rulings. The Department was also one of the first government agencies to initiate para-legal seminars on Writ of Amparo and Writ of Habeas Data

Institutionalization of Reforms within the DND. When Sec. Gibo assumed the DND post in August 2007, he underscored his desire to institutionalize reforms in the Defense Department that would enhance defense service, systems, procedures and capabilities and put in place a “stronger, rational and strategy-based national defense policy”. In order to achieve this, he supported the implementation of the Defense System of Management which aims at providing a systematic approach in identifying realistic resource needs that can be supported to attain current and future capabilities of the whole Department and in determining systemic flaws in the Defense Department which the Philippine Defense Reform (PDR) Program seek to address. Sec. Gibo likewise assumed full responsibility of the reform program when he took over the chairmanship of the PDR Board.

Public Assistance. Sec. Gibo activated the Public Assistance Desk of DND which resulted to fast-tracked and personalized actions on requests and complaints forwarded to the DND. Since its activation in 2008, the PAD was able to handle hundreds of cases covering assistance for PVAO benefits, financial, indorsements, AFP benefits and medical assistance.

Transparency Measures. Sec. Gibo stressed that transparency will not be sacrificed over the need for expeditious procurements for the Defense Capability Upgrade Program. Under his watch, DND entered into a MOA with Citizens Against Corruptions and MBC to strengthen their role as observers of DND Bids and Awards (BAC) proceedings at all stages of procurement to promote transparency. Sec. Gibo also directed conduct of investigations to assure the regularity of proceedings and to further uphold the primary concepts of justice and fair play. This resulted to the filing of complaint before the Office of Ombudsman against officials of the DND and AFP considered responsible for the irregularities in the attack helicopters NCAH Project and resulted in the declaration of a failed bidding that insulated the project cost of Php1.2 Billion from corruption.

AFP Capability Upgrade Program. Since September 2007, various contracts were approved under the AFP Capability Program. Among which includes contracts for Fixed Communication System, Squad Automatic Weapon, 1 ¼ Ton Troop Carrier, APC M113, UHF Communication System, EOD Bomb Suit, Army Watercraft, Multi-purpose Attack Craft, Basic Trainer Aircraft and Fokker F-28 JET IRAN. It was also during the term of Secretary Teodoro when the Coast Watch South was activated. This provides the first line of defense towards detecting and interdicting unlawful activities of sea-going vessels passing through the southern corridors of the Philippines.

Strengthening the Legal Offensives of the AFP. Sec. Gibo placed a primer on the importance of increased legal awareness and competency in military operations. This led to the creation of the AFP Joint Intelligence Committee, Subcommittee on Legal Offensives, among others.

Disaster Risk Management. Among the priorities that Sec. Gibo underscored on his assumption as Chairman of the National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC), was the need to take a proactive stance on the holistic concept of disaster risk management instead of mere disaster response and to involve and enhance the risk management capability of the local government units.

• Under preparedness and mitigation, the NDCC / OCD has supported various projects, to include, the implementation of the Hazard Mapping and Assessment for Effective Community Based Risk Management dubbed as the READY Project, development of early warning systems, advocacy campaigns and contingency plans; establishment of Community-Based Flood Early Warning Systems, development of Building Emergency Evacuation Plan (BEEP), among others.

• Disaster preparedness training, management and relief operations are undertaken by the Office of Civil Defense in tandem with the Armed Forces. This is replicated from the national and regional to the provincial, city or municipal levels and filtered down to the barangays. Community development projects are carried out by both the civilian agencies and military units, in coordination/cooperation with the local leaders in the area/s where such projects are implemented.

• More disaster coordinating councils down to the level of barangay and volunteer civil groups have been organized. For 2008, OCD has organized / reorganized a total of 670 disaster coordinating councils, 30 disaster control groups, 14 rescue groups, 39 volunteer groups and 30 civil defense action groups.

• The OCD Operations Center continuously monitors, coordinates and records disaster incidents such as typhoons, floodings, fire incidents, oil spill, sea mishaps, armed conflicts, erosion, etc. and facilitated coordination of disaster response operations and rehabilitation initiatives (disasters for 2008 include Typhoon Frank and Cosme and the Mindanao Armed Conflict). OCD also facilitates evaluation for the release of financial assistance to support immediate recovery and rehabilitation in disaster-striken areas: Release to various LGUs from 2008 National Calamity Fund amounted to Php3.679 Billion (inclusive of relief assistance due for those affected by Typhoon Frank).

Support for Veterans Affairs. Sec. Gibo prioritized improving services for veterans. It was during his term when an all-out war against “fixers” was waged. Several individuals were caught / apprehended, some of whom are PVAO employees now facing administrative and criminal charges. One employee was already dismissed from the service.

• Task Force “Bayad Agad” was also created to expedite processing of payments of arrearages to pensioners. Processing time of old age pension has been reduced from 60 days (2001) to 16 days.

• Stimulus Package for Filipino WWII veterans. On 17 February 2009, US President Barack Obama signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. It includes, among others, the grant of a one-time lump-sum payment to all eligible Filipino WWII veterans. An estimated 6,000 veterans with US citizenship will receive a lump-sum payment of $15,000 and 12,000 non-US citizens will receive a lump-sum payment of $9,000.

Resolving the Internal Security Threat. With the President’s mandate to resolve the internal security threat by year 2010, the DND has focused its resources towards accomplishing this objective. In CY 2008, internal security operations resulted in the net reduction of 522 CT members, 305 high-powered firearms, 538 affected barangays, and 25 guerilla fronts.

• A total of 442 armed engagements have been recorded between the AFP and the MILF, of which 248 were punitive actions by the AFP while 198 were initiated by the MILF. These engagements resulted in the killing of 143 MILF combatants, 32 captured, 13 apprehended and 69 surrendered. The AFP also recovered 47 high-powered firearms from the MILF.

• The AFP carried out intensive operations against the ASG that resulted in 57 armed engagements. Twenty-seven ASG members were killed, 11 captured, 13 apprehended and three surrendered. The AFP also recovered 11 high-powered firearms from the bandits. Nineteen key ASG personalities were neutralized.

Support for Nation Building. From a focus on combat capability, the defense community’s approach in pursuing the nation’s security objectives has been broadened into a “whole of government” strategy. Notable in this recognition is the success of the Balik-Baril project through which the AFP extends financial and livelihood assistance to rebel returnees who voluntarily turn over their firearms and return to the fold of lawful society. In 2008, 206 CTMs and 12 SPSGs surrendered under the program and turned in 236 firearms and 5 explosives.

• Sec. Gibo is also at the forefront of the implementation of Kalayaan Barangay Program, which was crafted to ensure that national development efforts reach even the critical areas affected by the insurgent or secessionist movements. 501 KBP projects were implemented (258 school buildings, 147 water supply systems and 96 farm-to-market roads) for CY 2008 of which 423 of which were completed. For CY 2009 an estimated 200 projects have been programmed and are currently being undertaken in various barnagays in Luzon and Visayas. (read less)
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Youngest Secretary of National Defense at 43 years old, August 2007- present
Chairman, National Disaster Coordinating Council
3 term Congressman (1st District-Tarlac) 1998-2007
Practicing Lawyer (Estelito Mendoza Law Firm) 1989-1996
1st Place, 1989 Philippine Bar Examinations
Licensed Commercial Pilot (Lear Jet 31 Rating)
Colonel, Philippine Air Force (Reserve)
Kabataang Barangay President, Central Luzon, 1980-1986
Member, Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Tarlac,... (read more)

Contact Info

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The Presidentiables : Joseph "Erap" Estrada

2009-12-01T16:53:00.004+08:00

He is the former president that has been replaced by Gloria Macapagal Arroyo during EDSA 3

No Facebook Account ??

The Presidentiables : Eddie Villanueva

2009-12-01T16:51:00.002+08:00

He is the Leader of the JIL ( Jesus is Lord Movement )

Basic Info

Country:
Philippines
Currently Running For
Office:
President
Party:
Bangon Pilipinas Party
Current Office
Office:
3rd Flr. Imperial Bayfront Tower 1642 A. Mabini St., Malate Manila
Party:
Bangon Pilipinas Party

Detailed Info

Website:
http://www.broeddie.ph
Gender:
Male
Relationship Status:
Married to
Adoracion Jose-Villanueva
Birthday:
October 6, 1946
Hometown:
Bunlo, Bocaue, Bulacan
Political Views:
Other
Activities:
Share God's amazing love and grace, leading our people to fight for righteousness in government, advocate for national transformation, fight for the rights of the poor and oppressed.
Favorite Quotations:
"This world is too poor to buy my convictions and principles" -Bro. Eddie

"Poverty is the worst form of violence" -Mahatma Gandhi

"Everything rises and falls on leadership" -John Maxwell
About Me:
Brother Eddie C. Villanueva is one of the nation’s leading church leaders who has touched the lives of many Filipinos here and abroad as Spiritual Director and President of Jesus Is Lord (JIL) Church and Chairman of the nation-wide Philippines for Jesus Movement (PJM).

But Bro. Eddie is beyond his spiritual preoccupations. Apart from being a deeply spiritual man with strong moral convictions and high ethical principles, he is most of all a Filipino who loves his country and his people and a man who is committed to leading the transformation of the Philippines into a prosperous and respectable nation through the Bagong Pilipinas, Bagong Pilipino Movement which he also heads.

Bro. Eddie completed tertiary education at the Philippine College of Commerce (PCC), now PUP, where he was a student leader and consistent academic scholar. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Commerce, major in Economics and minor in Finance, in 1969. He was adjudged PCC’s “Best Debater of the Year” (SY 1967-1968).

Bro. Eddie was born on October 6, 1946 in Bocaue, Bulacan to parents Joaquin T. Villanueva and Maria Cruz Villanueva, both now deceased. The elder Villanueva was a former Olympic sprinter who represented the Philippines in the Far Eastern Games for four consecutive years in the 1920s.

He was immersed in both student and labor movements in the 1970’s. He joined the progressive segments of society which opposed military dictatorship. He fought local landgrabbers in Bulacan. He was jailed for his political beliefs and participation in various mass actions.

Bro. Eddie is married to Adoracion Jose Villanueva, who holds a Doctorate in Theology from Promise Christian University in Los Angeles, California, USA. She is currently Executive Director of Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide and President/Director of Jesus Is Lord Colleges Foundation, Inc.

Bro. Eddie’s national involvement extends also to the academe. He is the longest-sitting member of the Board of Regents of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP). Previous to this appointment, he was a faculty member of the Department of Economics and Finance of the Philippine College of Commerce (now PUP) from 1969 to 1972. Therefore he knows the intricacies of the Philippine economy. He also knows the dynamicss of business and trade beyond his academic exposure. He himself also engaged in business. He was General Manager of Agape Trading Company in 1976-1977. He was also Export Manager of Maran Export Industries in 1973-1975.
Work Info
Employer:
Bangon Pilipinas Party
Position:
President
Time Period:
January 2004 - Present

Employer:
Bagong Pilipinas, Bagong Pilipino Movement
Position:
Chairman

Employer:
Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide
Position:
Spiritual Director/International President

Employer:
Philippines for Jesus Movement
Position:
National Chairman

Employer:
ZOE Broadcasting Network, Inc.
Position:
Chairman
Education Info
Grad Schools:

* Promise Christian University-Los Angeles, California '08
* Doctorate Degree in Divinity

* Polytechnic University of the Philippines '03
* Doctor of Education Management

* Bulacan State University '03
* Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities

* Christian International (CI) based in Sta. Rosa Beach, Florida '97
* Doctor of Divinity

College:

* Polytechnic University of the Philippines '69
* Bachelor of Science in Economics minor in Finance and Cooperatives

High School:

* Meycauayan Institute (now Meycauayan College)
*

Contact Info

Email:
Screen Name:
Bro. Eddie, ECV

Ex President Estrada File COC as President

2009-12-01T15:04:00.002+08:00

Ex President Joseph " Erap " Ejercito Estrada has filed the certificate of candidacy yesterday. With his Vice President Mayor Jejomar Binay.
He commented that President Arroyo is not capable of running in any other office in the government as mandated by the Law. But will Erap Estrada regain his charm from the people ? Will he still get the big votes that he have before.
Joseph Ejercito estrada has been ousted in Malacanang by the people during EDSA 3. but we cannot deny the fact that there are still lots of people who believes Erap Estrada. but definitely I am not one of them :)

President Macapagal Arroyo To Run in Congress ?

2009-12-01T14:59:00.003+08:00

I just heard in the NEWS yesterday that Madamme President Macapagal Arroyo finally declares that she will run for Congress in Pampanga and Randy David have already step down in his bid for Congress, In my opinion one who have gained already the highest position in the Government should not run for another position but to help the country as an ambassador like what President Ramos did , and Corazon Aquino did. A person can still help the Government even not in office.
But I think President Macapagal Arroyo is targeting the position of majority speaker of the house.

Blogging will start on December 2009

2009-10-10T04:11:00.001+08:00

Since the last filing of candidacy will be on November 2009, I plan to start blogging about election on December 2009. I just hope that I can do it. :) and I will be able to do the same when I blog about Philippine Election Year 2007.

Blogging for Philippine 2010 Election

2009-08-16T12:52:00.000+08:00

It is about 2 years ago that this blog has been made. Last 2007 Philippine Election, this blog has been so busy collecting information that are available in the net regarding Philippine 2007 election , And I believe I should do the same this Philippine 2010 Election. So to all of you who are posting about the Philippine Election 2010 and you want to collaborate with this site, we could exchange links and I will put a special section in my sidebar telling that you are also blogging for 2010 Election. I would like this site and my News In Philippines site give information about 2010 election. How ever this site will only be related to election and politician that will be joining the bid for 2010 Election in the Philippines.
I also own Philippine 2010 Election but until now I am not yet decided if I am going to use the site or I will just put a feed reader so that it will be constant updated.

I am now in my New site

2009-01-14T14:01:00.002+08:00

Please be informed that I have transferred all files and post in this blog to my new Self hosted Wordpress Blog .. Please visit us at " Philippine News and Current Events “ Here are my categories