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READ: President Duterte bares names of 46 gov’t officials linked to drugs

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25. Daang Bantayan, Cebu Mayor Vicente Areño Loot (did not file COC);
26. Eastern Visayas congressman Vicente Sofronio Veloso (running for congressman);
27. Sirawai, Zamboanga del Norte Mayor Gamar Ahay Janihim (re-electionist);
28. Midsalip, Zamboanga del Sur Mayor Leonida Albor Angcap (re-electionist);
29. Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental Mayor Crisinciano Enot Mahilac (did not file COC);
30. Clarin, Misamis Occidental Mayor David Mabal Navarro (re-electionist);
31. Calamba, Misamis Occidental Mayor Ezel Tabuelog Villanueva (re-electionist);
32. Oroquieta City Mayor Jason Paredes Almonte (running for congressman);
33. Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat Mayor Abubakar Pendatun Maulana (running for vice mayor);
34. Banga, South Cotabato Mayor Albert Palencia (re-electionist);
35. Sto. Niño, South Cotabato Mayor Pablo Mondejar Matinong Jr. (re-electionist);
36. Lingig, Surigao del Sur Mayor Roberto Malijao Luna Jr. (re-electionist);
37. Talitay, Maguindanao Vice Mayor Abdulwahad M. Sabal (running for mayor);
38. Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao Vice Mayor Anida A. Dimaukom (running for mayor);
39. Marawi City Vice Mayor Arafat Alim Salic (did not file COC, at large in connection to Marawi siege);
40. Maguing, Lanao del Sur Vice Mayor Jamal Abinal Pangandamun (re-electionist);
41. Maguing, Lanao del Sur Mayor Mamaulan Abinal Mulok (re-electionist);
42. Talitay, Maguindanao former Mayor Montasser Meling Sabal (running for vice mayor);
43. Datu Montawal, Maguindanao Vice Mayor Ohto Caumbo Montawal (running for mayor, at large);
44. Ampatuan, Maguindanao Mayor Rasul Mabang Sangki (re-electionist);
45. Datu Montawal, Maguindanao Mayor Vicman Kambang Montawal (for vice mayor); and
46. Hadji Muhtamad, Basilan Mayor Jamar Abdulla Mansul (did not file COC). (PNA)

READ: President Duterte bares names of 46 gov’t officials linked to drugs

The President reminded fellow government officials that “public office is a public trust".

“An official’s right to privacy is not absolute and there is a compelling reason to prioritize the interest of the state and the people,” Duterte said.

“As your President, my ultimate concern is the pursuit of order in government and the welfare of the Filipino people. My administration assures you of our dedication to change the lives of Filipinos now, not tomorrow,” he added.

Meanwhile, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) on Thursday filed complaints before the Office of the Ombudsman against the 46 officials.

DILG Secretary Eduardo Año said the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) provided the initial list, as follows:

1. Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte Mayor Ferdinand Dancel Aguinaldo (re-electionist);
2. Ilocos congressman Jesus Celeste (did not file COC);
3. Lasam, Cagayan Valley Mayor Marjorie Apil Salazar (running for councilor);
4. San Rafael, Bulacan Mayor Cipriano Dungao Violago Jr. (re-electionist);
5. Camiling, Tarlac Mayor Erlon Clemente Agustin (re-electionist);
6. Subic, Zambales Mayor Jefferson Fernandez Khonghun (running for vice governor of Zambales);
7. Zambales congressman Jeffrey D. Khonghun (re-electionist);
8. Bay, Laguna Mayor Bruno Tolentino Ramos (did not file COC);
9. Los Baños, Laguna Mayor Caesar Pabalete Perez (re-electionist);
10. Rodriguez, Rizal Mayor Cecilio C. Hernandez (running for vice mayor);
11. Rodriguez, Rizal Vice Mayor Dennis Linco Hernandez (running for mayor);
12. Lemery, Batangas Mayor Eulalio Mendoza Alilio (re-electionist);
13. Ibaan, Batangas Mayor Juan Valencia Toreja (did not file COC);
14. San Pablo City, Laguna Mayor Loreto Sahagun Amante (re-electionist);
15. Teresa, Rizal Mayor Raul S. Palino (re-electionist);
16. Lucena City, Quezon Mayor Roderick Alcantara Alcala (re-electionist);
17. Rizal Province Board Member Romel Cruz
18. El Nido, Palawan Mayor Nieves Cabuñalda (re-electionist);
19. Culasi, Antique Mayor Ariel Tabugo Alagos Jr. (re-electionist);
20. Iloilo City Mayor Jed Patrick Escalante Mabilog (did not file COC, cannot be located);
21. Hamtic, Antique Mayor Julius Ronald Leyritana Pacificador (running for vice mayor);
22. Maasin, Iloilo Mayor Mariano Malficio Malones Sr. (running for vice mayor);
23. Siegfredo Alfuente Betita of Carles, Iloilo (running for mayor);
24. San Fernando, Cebu Vice Mayor Franz C

READ: 2018 PDEA drug list: More than 200 barangay officials linked to illegal drugs
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Below is a summary of how many barangay officials are on PDEA's list per province and Metro Manila city:

LOOK: Former Mayor Mon Ilagan of Cainta, Rizal.

SOURCE:
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WATCH: Kitchen-style shabu laboratory raid at the apartment owned by Barangay Chairman Jose Ferrer of Barangay San Andres, Cainta, Rizal last January 7, 2021 (Thursday).

SOURCE:
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READ: Kitchen-style drug laboratory raid at the apartment owned by Barangay Chairman Jose Ferrer last January 7, 2021 (Thursday).

1 killed, over P10-M illegal drugs seized in Manila and Barangay San Andres, Cainta, Rizal.

A high-value drug suspect was killed while PHP10 million worth of illegal drugs were seized in separate operations in Cainta, Rizal, and Manila, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said on Friday.

In a statement, PNP chief, Gen. Debold Sinas said a suspect known only as a certain "Kuya" was slain after engaging members of the PNP Drug Enforcement Group (DEG) to escape arrest in an operation on Riverside Drive, Lawton, Manila at around 12:20 a.m. Friday.

The suspect reportedly provided cover from fire to his cohort identified as Ish Aguilar, who evaded arrest.

PNP-DEG director, Brig. Gen. Ronald Lee said recovered from the scene were 800 tablets of suspected ecstasy worth PHP1.36 million; two heat-sealed plastic sachets with around 50 grams of suspected shabu worth PHP340,000; a.45-caliber pistol and PHP5,000 buy-bust money.

Sinas said both suspects are notorious distributors of illegal drugs in Metro Manila and other nearby provinces who get their supply of illegal drugs through foreign and Filipino friends.

He added that Aguilar reportedly only makes transactions through "Kuya".

The operation stemmed from an earlier raid by the DEG agents at a kitchen-type shabu re-processing laboratory in Cainta, Rizal on Thursday afternoon.

Recovered from her possession were some 2,000 tablets of suspected ecstasy worth PHP3.4 million; 500 grams of suspected kush or high-grade ma*****na worth PHP60,000; and around one kilogram of shabu worth around PHP6.8 million.

Police officers also discovered laboratory equipment believed used to re-process or re-cook shabu by adulterating it with other chemical compounds to increase the volume of the finished product for a bigger profit, Lee said.

Lee, citing Pimentel's testimony to police investigators, said Aguilar was deported from the United States over a drug case.

He said based on the background of the suspect, Pimentel is known to be a drug user since her college days at San Pedro College, Davao City.

In 2015, Pimentel transferred to Bagong Pag Asa, Quezon City to work as a trainer at a business process outsourcing firm.

Sometime in January 2020, she met Aguilar, a Filipino-American, through the dating app Tinder. Since then, Pimentel joined Aguilar in his drug trafficking activities.

SOURCE: Pilipinas Today

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B**G GO PUSHES FOR BETTER BENEFITS FOR SOLO PARENTS; CO-SPONSORS BILL AMENDING SOLO PARENTS’ WELFARE ACT

Understanding the hardships faced by solo parents in raising their families, Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go expressed his support in amending Republic Act No. 8972 or the current Solo Parents’ Welfare Act of 2000.

On the second day of the resumption of Senate regular session, Go conveyed his co-sponsorship to fellow senators for Senate Bill No. 1411 under Committee Report No. 69 which seeks to amend RA 8972 by granting better benefits and privileges for solo parents and their children.

“Alam nating lahat na ang pagiging solo parent ay hindi madali. Solo parents are both the breadwinners and caregivers of their families,” Go said during his co-sponsorship speech on Tuesday, May 5.

“As such, they should be acknowledged appropriately. As the law now stands, the privileges and benefits awarded to them are insufficient and show a lack of understanding for the complexity of their needs,” he added.

According to the bill, the government should develop a comprehensive program called Package of Social Protection Services for solo parents and their children.

“The enhancements introduced to the law aim to provide redress for some 14 million solo parents in the country who are saddled with the hardship of raising their children single-handedly. As sought by this measure, more benefits and privileges will be given to them to ease their burden,” Go said.

Various government agencies are required to be involved in this program to carry out services and advocate for solo parents, including the Department of Social Welfare and Development, Department of Health, and Philippine Commission on Women, to name a few.

Some of the benefits that solo parents will enjoy once this bill is passed into law include additional financial assistance, especially for the poor and indigent solo parents, and discounts on basic necessities and commodities as classified by the Department of Trade and Industry and the Department of Health.

“These additional benefits include providing solo parents with special discounts on basic purchases, such as clothes, baby’s milk and food, and medicine. Children of solo parents will also be entitled to tuition fee discount from public and private schools,” the Senator explained.

To further help solo parents in their working environment, the bill also aims to provide a seven-day parental leave with pay for all solo parents working in the government or private sector, a comprehensive package of social protection services, such as livelihood development services and counseling services.

“Employment benefits are also included in the proposal. Under the existing law, solo parent employees who have rendered service of at least one year shall be granted parental leave of not more than seven working days. The proposed measure lowers the required length of service to six months instead and specifies that the leave should be granted ‘with pay’,” Go emphasized adding that more penal provisions are also included in the amendment to ensure compliance with the law.

The Senator also believes that pushing for such measures to support solo parents in the Philippines strengthens the country’s aspirations for a stronger and more inclusive nation.

“I am pushing for these amendments to the existing law to cater to as many solo parents as possible, to help them build a stronger family, and to support them as productive members of society,” Go said.

Go also reminded that this measure has always been a priority of President Rodrigo Duterte and was even mentioned in his State of the Nation Address last year.

“Hinihikayat ko ang aking mga kasamahan dito sa Senado na ipasa ito sa lalong madaling panahon. Pakitaan natin ng tunay na malasakit ang ating mga kababayan na patuloy nilang itinataguyod mag-isa ang kanilang mga pamilya,” Go ended.

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Look: Health Secretary Francisco T. Duque III, together with other officials of the IATF, NTF and DOH, during the coordination meeting with Region XI Governors and Mayor Sara Duterte of Davao City today.

Secretary Duque was joined by NTF Chairperson Sec. Eduardo M. Año, National Action Plan Against COVID-19 Chief Implementer Sec. Carlito G. Galvez, Jr., Trade Sec. Ramon M. Lopez and other IATF and NTF officials.

Region XI was represented by Gov. Nelson L. Dayanghari, Gov. Jayvee Tyron L. Uy, Gov. Claude P. Bautista, Gov. Douglas R. Cagas, Gov. Edwin Jubahib, Mayor Sara Duterte and the rest of the Regional Task Force COVID officers.

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"Paano namang hindi mako-convict si Maria Ressa, hindi naman sila nag-introduce ng evidence na wala silang malice. Ni hindi sila nag-introduce ng evidence na vinerify nila iyong kanilang nire-report na kriminal ang isang pribadong indibidwal bago nila ipinublish, walang ganoong ebidensiyang prinisenta. Eh samantalang kapag private ang complainant, mayroon tayong malice in law presumption na iyong malicious imputation is in fact malicious at kinakailangan in-overcome iyan ni Teddy Te. Eh hindi naman ginawa ni Teddy Te iyon, ni walang kahit anong ebidensya. Eh paano siya maaabsuwelto? Para ngang gusto niyang ma-convict … Well, ayan po, na-convict nga."

Secretary Harry Roque
Presidential Spokesperson

"I would like to highlight that the complainant here is a private individual. Sa ating batas ng libel kasi, mayroong tinatawag na malice in law, malice in fact. Kapag ang nagrereklamo po ay pribadong indibidwal ay mayroon pong presumption na malicious iyong reporting. Samantalang kung ang complainant po ay public figure, gaya ng isang taong gobyerno, kinakailangang i-establish po iyong malice in law na kinakailangan talagang ipakita na mayroong malice.

So dahil private po ang complainant, the court gave it credence and applied the presumption that any malicious imputation is in fact malicious."

Secretary Harry Roque
Presidential Spokesperson