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Gov. Jonvic Remulla sa mga bumabatikos sa pagpanig kay Bongbong Marcos: Everyone is free to choose
Published
4 months agoon
By
Jam
Pinanindigan ni Cavite Gov. Jonvic Remulla ang pahayag na naniniwala siyang nakatadhanang manalo sa pagkapangulo si dating Sen. Bongbong Marcos.
“Maraming letga sa huling post ko kung saan sinulat ko na mananalo si BBM sa Cavite. Maraming letga sa aking pananaw na ginuhit ng tadhana na maging Pangulo si BBM. Maraming letga sa aking impresyon na panahon na ni BBM bilang susunod na lider ng bansa,” ani Gov. Remulla sa isang post.
Sa kabila nito ay pinaninindigan niya raw ang kaniyang paniniwala at hindi raw siya hihingi ng paumanhin sa kahit sino.
“To all those who reacted (special mention to the first time visitors of the page who dropped by just to make their feelings known), let me make one thing clear: I am owning up to my words. I will never apologize to anyone for what I wrote or what I believe is the most likely outcome,” sabi niya.
Ayon pa kay Gov. Remulla, mahalaga para sa kaniya na marinig ang iba’t ibang panig sa usaping politika. Masaya rin umano siyang makitang marami ang nagmamahal sa bansa.
“I welcome hearing all sides – even with the extreme emotions and expletives. It only proves one thing: We all care about our country. Sa galit at gayak pa lang ay nakikita ko na marami pa rin ang nagmamahal sa bansa,” paliwanag niya.
“To everyone, thank you very much for the feedback. It gives me a great sense of hope that our love for the country remains steadfast and the virtues we want in our leaders are precise and clear.”
Paalala niya rin, ang bawat isa ay may karapatang pumili ng lider.
“Let the final arbiter be the people. Meanwhile, everyone is free to choose sides. Let’s choose the issues that matter. Most importantly, let us choose our leaders wisely. Every vote counts. For every vote is a win for our democracy. It’s a win for our future.”
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Tricia Robredo on netizens making Martial Law jokes: ‘Please stop’
Published
1 week agoon
May 19, 2022By
Jam
Vice President Leni Robredo’s daughter Dr. Tricia Robredo called on netizens who are making jokes out of Martial Law abuses to stop.
In a tweet, Tricia reacted to a screenshot of a comment made by someone pretending to be her on New York University’s graduation live stream.
“I’m not sure what bothers me more: being impersonated on the comments section of the live stream of my sister’s graduation or people thinking that this is something to joke about. Hindi nakakatawa at hindi nakakatuwa. Pakiusap – please stop,” Tricia said.
She added that people should not throw jokes about Martial Law atrocities.
“You’re concerned about historical revisionism but you joke about nutribun and red-tagging, as if these are things to be taken lightly. I will never reduce the atrocities of Martial Law for clout and entertainment. Neither should you,” she added.
VP Robredo is currently with her daughters in New York to attend her youngest Jillian’s graduation. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Mathematics and Economics.
[RELATED: VP Leni Robredo to attend daughter’s graduation; assures smooth turnover to successor]
VP Robredo said they will be away for a few days “to spend time with family and take a well-deserved rest.”
“This is the first time since my husband died in 2012 that we will be travelling again as a family with no work to take care of. We are sorry if we cannot accept the numerous requests for meet ups. We will do that some other time in the future. For now, we just need to spend as much time together,” she said.
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VP Leni Robredo to attend daughter’s graduation; assures smooth turnover to successor
Published
2 weeks agoon
May 14, 2022By
Jam
Vice President Leni Robredo is set to fly to New York to attend her youngest daughter Jillian Robredo’s graduation.
“We will be gone for a few days just to spend time with family and take a well-deserved rest before all of us restart the lives we put on hold,” she said in a Facebook post.
VP Robredo added that this is the first time since she lost her husband Jesse Robredo in 2012 that they will be taking a vacation without thinking about work.
“We are sorry if we cannot accept the numerous requests for meet ups. We will do that some other time in the future. For now, we just need to spend as much time together,” she said.
She also apologized for not being able to answer messages and referred urgent concerns to her Chief of Staff Usec Boyet Dy.
Meanwhile, she said her Office of the Vice President (OVP) family is taking care of the preparations in order to ensure the smooth turnover of the office to the next Vice President.
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Meanwhile, VP Robredo assured that she is on top of the preparations for the launch of the non-government organization Angat Buhay.
During her thanksgiving gathering at the Ateneo de Manila University last Friday, VP Robredo reminded her supporters to wipe their tears when they are done crying because they have work to do.
“Payagan ang sariling lumuha. Pero ‘pag handa nang pahiran ang luha, pagpagin ang sarili. Tibayan ang puso. Dahil may trabaho pa tayo,” she said.
Angat Buhay is set to be launched as an NGO on July 1.
“Hindi tayo mamimili ng tutulungan. Wala tayong tatalikuran. Ipapakita natin ang buong pwersa ng radikal na pagmamahal,” she said.
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Isko Moreno tututukan ang trabaho, OK sa P750 na minimum wage
Published
4 weeks agoon
May 1, 2022By
Yuna
Noong Labor Day May 1, sinabi ng Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno na tututukan niya ang paglikha ng mas maraming trabaho para sa mga mamamayang Pilipino sakaling manalo siya sa pagkapangulo.
“Importante ‘yun na makapagtrabaho ang tao dahil maraming nawalan ng trabaho,” sabi ni Moreno sa isang chance interview.
Ayon sa Aksyon Demokratiko standard-bearer, hangad din niyang taasan ang standard wage ng mga manggagawa.
“‘Yun bang suweldo ng manggagawa sapat ipamuhay sa kanyang pamilya o kaya ‘di ba sabi ko bababaan ko ang buwis ng kuryente, bababaan ko ang buwis ng krudo para mapamura ang bilihin,” ani Mayor ng Manila.
Nang tanungin kung pumayag siya sa mungkahing P750 na minimum na sahod, sa ngayon ay okay naman daw, “for now.”
“Basta ngayon, okay tayo diyan kung kakayanin ng mga negosyante,” sabi ni Moreno.
“Meron akong isang approach. Mabuhay ang negosyo… ‘wag na magsara, maka survive ang negosyo, makadagdag ng trabaho, tapos dahil kulang na ang suweldo ng tao, babaan ko ‘yung mga presyo ng pangunahing bilihin at gastusin ng tao.”
Aniya, kapag naipasa na ito ng bansa, titingnan niya ang pagwawakas sa kontraktwalisasyon at paglikha ng mga permanenteng trabaho.
“But for now, unawaan eh,” dagdag pa ng tumatakbong pagkapangulo.
Vilma-Ralph endorsement
Samantala, sinabi ni Moreno na nananatili sa kanya ang suporta nina Senator Ralph Recto at Deputy Speaker Vilma Santos-Recto.
Sa isang ulat, hiningan siya ng komento tungkol sa courtesy visit ng presidential rival at Vice President Leni Robredo sa mag-asawang Recto.
“Hanggang ngayon naman. Ganon talaga ang mga disenteng tao na marunong tumanggap ng bisita. And I’m proud of Senator Ralph Recto and Congresswoman Vilma Santos. I’m very proud of them na marunong silang tumanggap ng bisita,” ayon kay Moreno.
“It shows character eh. So I’m really proud of [the] Isko Moreno supporters, mga ordinaryong tao, kasi sila hindi nakikipag away, nakikinig, pero firm sa kanilang paniniwala,” dagdag pa niya.
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