15 Comments for DSWD Sec. Yangco graces turn-over of Core Shelter Project-Phase II in Biliran

• 1. Toink
  June 25th, 2010 at 8:23 pm

  At the back of his mind, Gov. Espina said “Bwesit namang rally to, bakit ngayon pa na merong mga bisita galing sa Manila”. Lintek talaga tong mga ugok na Biliranon. Sa dami dami ng araw ngayon pa sila ngGRAND rally, sana hindi napansin ni Sec. Yangco at Regional Dir. Corillo. Di naman cguro nila alam na galit mga tao sa akin kasi nadali ko naman sila sa aking pagsisinungaling sa aking speech heheh.

• 2. bert
  June 26th, 2010 at 1:36 am

  DEAR ROGER ESPINA,
  POYDI PAKITANGAL IYANG SUNGLASS MO?PARA KANAMAN KASING BULAG.
  SABAGAY BULAG KANGA NABULAG SA KAUUTANG SA ATING PROBINSYA.
  MAHIYA KANAMAN O NAGBUBULAGBULAGAN KALANG TALAGA.

• 3. Toinkay
  June 26th, 2010 at 8:40 am

  Iba talaga Toink ang tao na magaling manggawa ng kalukuhan,di ba?GAWAIN MO ‘YAN,RIGHT?

• 4. Toinkay
  June 26th, 2010 at 8:43 am

  DEAR BERT,
  PUYDI KA NAMAN BUMILI NG SUNGLASS KAGAYA KAY DR.ROGER. TINGING KA SA SALAMIN KUNG SINO ANG PANGIT TINGNAN!

• 5. Toinkay
  June 26th, 2010 at 8:46 am

  KAHIHIYA NAMAN! SABIHIN NG MGA BISITA…ANO BANG NANGYARI KAY GAC?

• 6. kingking
  June 26th, 2010 at 8:52 am

  wa na cya na bulag na uwaw na cya nga ada ga rally…nganu mauwaw man sad cya no nga baga naman iya nawong…

• 7. vigilance
  June 26th, 2010 at 5:58 pm

  Lakas-Kampi ‘Trojan horses’ to dominate LP

  By Gerry Baldo

  06/26/2010

  Members of the outgoing ruling coalition, Lakas-Kampi-CMD, are set to dominate the House contingent of the Liberal Party when the 15th Congress opens next month.

  The move, described by Bayan Muna Rep. Teodoro Casiño as “unprincipled on the part of Mrs. Arroyo’s allies,” would practically keep members of the Lakas-Kampi-CMD in a position of strength within the incoming administration with its members almost equally divided among the majority and the minority blocs in the House.

  “Company union is not allowed,” he stressed.

  Casiño, who is among those set to join the incoming administration’s coalition, explained that the members of the Lakas-Kampi-CMD should confine themselves to the minority bloc “where they have decided to stay.”

  Around 50 percent of all the members of the Lakas-Kampi-CMD in the House were set to take their oath as Liberal Party (LP) members yesterday.

  Quezon City Rep. Feliciano Belmonte, the LP’s bet for the speakership race, claimed that at least 60 members of the

  Lakas-Kampi-CMD have pledged to support him come July 26 when Congress opens and the Speaker’s post is put into a vote.

  House tradition has it that those who vote for the winning Speaker would be joining the majority bloc and those who vote for the losing candidate would go to the minority bloc.

  Bayan Muna Rep. Neri Colmenares had warned Belmonte about entering into a coalition with his former colleagues in the Arroyo-backed Lakas-Kampi-CMD even as Nueva Ecija Rep. Rodolfo Antonino said there were no strings attached to the party decision to support Belmonte.

  He added there’s a large faction in Lakas that would like to play a positive role in terms of the legislative agenda and policies the incoming administration would like to pursue.

  Antonino, however, stressed that the incoming administration should ensure that House of Representatives as an institution should be spared from any controversies hounding outgoing President Arroyo.

  He said there were no conditions set as far as protection of Arroyo is concerned.

  According to Antonino, the Lakas-Kampi-CMD-feels that the House should not be used as a venue in pursuing any of the potential cases that may be filed against Arroyo.

  He stressed that the House should be insulated from these issues that would purportedly result in divisiveness.

  The oath-taking of new LP members was to be administered by Sen.-elect Franklin Drilon, the party chairman.

  Saranggani Rep. elect Manny Pacquiao was among the initial list of 28 lawmakers who would take their oath as members of the LP.

  The 27 other would-be LP members are Representatives Sergio Apostol (Leyte), Maria Carmen Apsay (Compostella Valley), Amado Bagatsing (Manila), Ma. Jocelyn Bernos (Abra), Jose Carlos Cari (Leyte), Max Dalog (Mt. Province), Nelson Dayanghirang (Davao Oriental), Rogelio Espina (Biliran), Ben Evardone (Eastern Samar), Rodolfo Fariñas (Ilocos Norte), Salvio Fortuno (Camarines Sur), Mylene Garcia (Davao City), Paolo Javier (Antique), Joeben Miraflores (Aklan), Joaquin Nava (Guimaras), Rene Relampagos (Bohol), Arturo Robes (San Jose del Monte), Herminia Roman (Bataan), Jesus Sacdalan (Cotabato), Andres Salvacion (Leyte), Mel Sarmiento (Samar), Bai Sandra Sema (Cotabato), Eric Singson Jr. (Ilocos Sur), Marcelino Teodoro (Marikina), Jerry Trenas (Iloilo), Rodolfo Valencia (Oriental Mindoro) and Joseph Violago (Nueva Ecija).

• 8. vigilance
  June 26th, 2010 at 6:38 pm

  Transparency Int’l tells Noy: Create body to jail thieves

  By Abigail L. Ho
  Philippine Daily Inquirer
  First Posted 02:25:00 06/26/2010

  Filed Under: Government, Graft & Corruption, Benigno Aquino III

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  MANILA, Philippines — The incoming administration should create an independent commission to go after “those who robbed and stole from the country,” the cofounder of Transparency International said yesterday.

  Speaking before members of the Makati Business Club (MBC) and the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, Michael Hershman said the administration of President-elect Benigno Aquino III should live up to its promise to stamp out corruption by relentlessly going after thieves in the government.

  “Go after those who robbed and stole from this country. They must be held accountable, and this time, it has to be done for real. They must go to jail if found guilty of corruption and their assets must be seized and returned to the public treasury,” said Hershman, who is also the president and chief executive of the Fairfax Group.

  Recover the money

  “Go back 10 or 15 years and look at the breakdown of systems and controls. Try to recover the money that has been stolen from the country. But don’t do it unless you have a judicial system that can penalize those who broke the law,” he said.

  The Philippines is ranked 139th out of 180 countries on Transparency International’s corruption perception index, 28 places behind Indonesia and the lowest of the major Southeast Asian nations.

  Concerns about endemic corruption and weak institutions have seen foreign investment in the Philippines lag behind those of its neighbors.

  But Aquino should not expend too much of his own energy to go after those who have stolen and continue to steal from the country, Hershman said.

  Instead, an independent commission should be formed to handle such cases with “no fear or favor,” he said.

  Full disclosure

  Hershman also said there should be greater transparency among government officials, starting with the members of the incoming Cabinet.

  He said the new officials should disclose their assets at the onset.

  “Integrity pacts” should likewise be required in all government procurements and deals “to prevent middlemen from passing money to government employees,” he said.

  Hershman said there should be transparency in the private sector as well.

  “Companies that don’t do the right thing should be subjected to peer pressure and public scrutiny. In biddings and other undertakings, exclude companies that don’t follow the proper processes. This way, we can level the playing field,” he said.

  Toolkit for business deals

  In an interview with the Inquirer, MBC executive director Alberto Lim said local businesses had initiated a move to “clean our own ranks” by developing a toolkit that would serve as guideline for all business dealings.

  “We want to have clear rules, a code of conduct that will guide people on how they act and companies on how they operate,” Lim said.

  He said the government
  also had to do its part by ensuring transparency in bidding processes “to encourage businesses to invest, especially on public infrastructure.”

  “Businesses are still reluctant to invest because the rules are not clear or sometimes favor a certain group of people. We want this to change,” Lim said.

  No instant changes

  Ramon del Rosario, who served as finance secretary under President Fidel Ramos, said people should not expect instant and dramatic changes once Aquino is sworn into office on June 30.

  “The prosecution of erring officials will be a significant breakthrough, but this will not be enough,” Del Rosario said.

  “This is not a fight only against public sector corruption but also a commitment to clean our own ranks. Thus, we can’t count on the Aquino administration to take on the fight alone. We must do our part,” he said.

  Aquino’s clean image and the trust Filipinos have in his family’s name were factors in his big win in the May 10 presidential election.

  His nearest rival was Joseph Estrada, who was forced from the presidency in 2001 over corruption charges. He was convicted of plunder in 2007 but was quickly pardoned by his successor, outgoing President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

  Said Hershman: “I don’t understand how someone could be convicted of a crime here, pledged not to run for office, and wind up as the No. 2 candidate for the presidency. I don’t understand that philosophy. You can’t let that happen.”

  Ms Arroyo herself is dogged by allegations of corruption, electoral fraud and rights abuses, which she denies.

  Aquino, who ran on a campaign of anticorruption and transparency, has promised to investigate the Arroyo administration. With reports from Reuters and Inquirer Research

• 9. bert
  June 26th, 2010 at 8:04 pm

  TIONKAY OR TAKINGKING,
  ROGER,

  NA WALANG HIYA PARANG HINDI MAKATINGIN SA MGA TAO GANYAN KASI KAPAG ANG ISANG NANALO DAW SA FRAUD ELECTION HINDI MAKAITNGIN SA MGA TAO ALA POGI SA TINGIN PERO BOBO NAMAN WALANG IBANG GINAWA KUNDI UTANG DITO UTANG DOON BOBO WALANG ENGLISH NA MASABI.KATULAD LANG NI GERRY BOY TAGALOG LANG ANG MASABI NASAAN NABA ANG INYONG MASTERS DEGREE DAW SA UNIVERSITY OF ORAYGON?WALA NAMAN ENGLISH NA MASABI KAHIT SANA AMERICAN WALA NAMAN.
  HINDI LANG BRITISH KASI ANG BRITISH AY PURE ENGLISH NAMAN TALAGA EH!
  ANG MASTERS TALAGA ITONG MGA ITO ANG PORO PANLOLOKO SA MAMAMAYANG BILIRANON.

• 10. abussayaff
  June 26th, 2010 at 9:24 pm

  ahay… kana kay nag sunglass na kay na uwaw mana sa mga tao. labi na tan.awa ninyo klaro sa picture ni dok. mahalata na guilty talag sila. na ng daya..hahaha…

• 11. Naomi
  June 27th, 2010 at 1:40 am

  pag mga ugok sad ninyo uy, siyempre nag sunglass kay adlawan, naa bay mag sunglass ug tunga sa gabii, mga buang jud ning mga supporters ni gleen liwant sa ilang idol gleen nga buang ug utok, inggit lang mo palit sad mo ug sunglass.. hilom mo kay hapit na ang june 30 ug dili na kapugngan ang pag lingkod sa mga espina

• 12. reformist pod
  June 27th, 2010 at 5:21 am

  Unsa?Si Roger Espina mo horar na pod sa Liberal Party? ha ha ha he he he. Human ibagsak si Loren Legarda unya si Binay na pod ang giplanohang mahimong padrino ug taga-tapion sa mga kaso, adto na pod mohorar sa Liberal Party aron makakuha ug proteksyon sa maority? ha ha ha ha ha hi hihi. Nakasimhot na pod nga si Binay mahimong powerless mao nga ambak na pod sa Liberal Party? ha ha ha he he he. he he he hi hi hi.

• 13. Toink
  June 27th, 2010 at 9:55 am

  Vigilance morag panahon na jud ni nga maaksyonan na mga kurakot sa ato pinalanggang Gobernador, na ngsabi Biliran Mahal Ko. Toinkay padalia cya ambak sa LP aron cya mauna pagkabuking sa iya statement of assets and liabiliities. Abangan nalang nato ang mga kaso nga gpasaka didto sa umbudsman bahin sa x-ray, ultrasound ug tanan mga utang nga nakatarpaulin ug ky Dok Ok ang Kaunlaran. Ma starring man kaha Biliran nationwide pareha sa Pinoy Idol nga hasta karon wala mosikat ky nasabtan sa taga GMA nga gidaya lang sa textvote. Hapit baya ko maapil ato pagvote ug worth P500 kay ako kaupisina cge pamugos nga hatagan ko niya P500 aron pagvote kang Gretchen Espina. Pero wa jud ko mosugot kay unyag masabtan sa uban nako kaupisina, mawad an ko ug dungog sa pagpanlimbong. Pero naa uban nako kaupisina nkavote jud kay gipugos man unya hadlok man cla ila bosing. Ang amo pud gani kapitan bale 10 jud ka celfon gigamit sa tag P500 gkan sa capitol. That’s people’s money and in fairness sa kay Ram nga maau jud mokanta, wala nlng jud kadaug kay way ikasugakod sa textvote. Mao na tga GMA napugos nlng pagpa xtra2x kay Gretchen ky part man sa premyo pero wala jud mahinumdumi nga Pinoy Idol si Gretchen sa pagkadaug ni Jovi sa Pinoy Got Talent. Maau pa Nora Aunor nga dugay na nakadaug na relate pa sa story. Sori, yan po ang totoo.

• 14. abussayaff
  June 27th, 2010 at 8:16 pm

  naomi

  pagkabugo gyod nimo naomi ning.ingon ba mi na gabii sya mag sunglass ha.? so ikaw naomi kung nabuta ka padayona 15/30 man ka no. tan.awa klaro ng imo amo mao nag sunglass na kay hadlok man mo tan.aw sa mga tao. mao nay tao na guilty.

• 15. waykurat
  June 28th, 2010 at 2:17 am

  hoy kamo bha nangabugo naman mo…sge la ta ani dakdak sa blog nya sa ato kaugalingun wa nata ka kita ug unsa ta…mao jud ni sakit sa pinoy…sge m dakdak nya wala m dri sa biliran wala m ka tagamtam sa ka lisod dri..daghan na nanagan mi atbang sa mga espina pagkahuman sa election walay gubot pagdagan sa bayot na evil nya nag paka angel mi daog walay gubot…mi gara pag ayo..guihilasan ang mga tawo..nag eleksyon ug usab na pilde..wa m dawat unsa mani buot pa sabot..dapat kamo ma uwaw..dli ang mga espina..mi tou dayun m sa mga chong..wala pa mo ka blo jud unsa mga batasan aning tawhana naa pay charlie…sus…aw kamo bsn kahibalo namu baliwala la sa inyo kay utro man sad m na in ana inyo batasan…e post ni ha!!!!kamo na mga nasuya wala na jud m mahimu kutob nala jud m sa blog..

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