WEATHER ADVISORY NO. 2
FOR: Low Pressure Area (LPA)
ISSUED AT: 11:00 AM, 20 March 2014
The Low Pressure Area (LPA) was estimated at 470 km east of Surigao City (10.0˚N, 130.0˚E). This weather system will bring cloudy skies with light to moderate rains and thunderstorms over eastern Visayas and Mindanao. Residents are advised to take all the necessary precautionary measures.
Strong to gale force winds associated with the surge of NORTHEASTERLY SURFACE WINDFLOW is expected to affect the eastern seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao. Hence, small seacrafts and fishing vessels are advised not to venture out into the sea due to the big waves.
For more information and queries, please call at telephone numbers 927-1335 and 927-2877 or log on to www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph.
FOR: Low Pressure Area (LPA)
ISSUED AT: 11:00 AM, 20 March 2014
The Low Pressure Area (LPA) was estimated at 470 km east of Surigao City (10.0˚N, 130.0˚E). This weather system will bring cloudy skies with light to moderate rains and thunderstorms over eastern Visayas and Mindanao. Residents are advised to take all the necessary precautionary measures.
Strong to gale force winds associated with the surge of NORTHEASTERLY SURFACE WINDFLOW is expected to affect the eastern seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao. Hence, small seacrafts and fishing vessels are advised not to venture out into the sea due to the big waves.
For more information and queries, please call at telephone numbers 927-1335 and 927-2877 or log on to www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph.
Weather Watch
GALE WARNING NO. 12
For: Strong to gale force winds associated with the surge of Northeasterly Surface Windflow.
For: Strong to gale force winds associated with the surge of Northeasterly Surface Windflow.
Issued at 5:00 a.m. today, 20 March 2014
Strong to gale force winds is expected to affect the eastern seaboards of Visayas and of Mindanao.
SEABOARD | WEATHER | WIND FORCE (KPH)/(KNOTS) | SEA CONDITION | WAVE HEIGHTS (meters) |
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THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF VISAYAS AND OF MINDANAO ( Samar, Leyte, Surigao, Davao Oriental, Dinagat Island and Siargao) |
Cloudy skies with light to moderate rainshowers amd isolated rainshowers | (52- 63 /28 - 34) | Rough to very rough | 3.4 to 4.5 |
Fishing boats and other small seacrafts are advised not to venture out into the sea while larger sea vessels are alerted against big waves.
The next update will be issued at 5:00 p.m. today.
GMA resident meteorologist Nathaniel Cruz on 24 Oras:
-Nasa loob na ng PAR ang LPA na huling namataan sa layong 550km silangan ng Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur. Mababa pa ang tsansang maging bagyo ito sa loob ng 24 oras.
-Sa datos ng The Weather Company, maayos na panahon ang inaasahan sa Luzon bukas.
-Nananatiling mababa ang tsansa ng pag-ulan sa Metro Manila.
-May mahina hanggang katamtamang ulan na inaasahan sa gitna at silangang bahagi ng Visayas.
-Asahan ang pag-ulan sa Mindanao na dala-dala ng papalapit na LPA.
-Nasa loob na ng PAR ang LPA na huling namataan sa layong 550km silangan ng Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur. Mababa pa ang tsansang maging bagyo ito sa loob ng 24 oras.
-Sa datos ng The Weather Company, maayos na panahon ang inaasahan sa Luzon bukas.
-Nananatiling mababa ang tsansa ng pag-ulan sa Metro Manila.
-May mahina hanggang katamtamang ulan na inaasahan sa gitna at silangang bahagi ng Visayas.
-Asahan ang pag-ulan sa Mindanao na dala-dala ng papalapit na LPA.
Weather Watch
March 20 , 2014 ( Thursday ) as of 6:00-7:00 AM
CAVITE : Sunny
LAGUNA : Sunny
BATANGAS : Sunny
RIZAL : Sunny
QUEZON
: Sunny
PIA-4A/QUEZON:
The Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) and representatives from Provincial
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) and Bureau of
Fire Protection (BFP) will conduct today an aerial survey to determine
the extent of the grassfire in Mt. Cristobal in Dolores, Quezon. The Mt.
Cristobal together with Mt. Banahaw are mountains belonged to the
Sierra Madre Range located in Quezon Province.

PIA Regional Watch shared a link.
PIA-4A/RIZAL:
64 R.A. 7687 and 19 Merit scholars from Rizal will benefit from the
Department of Science and Technology - SEI scholarship program according
to DOST-Rizal. The results were released March 4, 2014 and can be
viewed at www.sei.dost.gov.ph
PIA-4A/BATANGAS:
Nagkaloob ang Municipal Health Office ng libreng papsmear alinsabay ng
isinagawang bloodletting sa bayan ng Padre Garcia.Layon nitong mabigyan
ng tamang kalinga kaugnay ng kalusugan ang mga kababaihan bilang bahagi
ng pagdiriwang ng womens month.
ABS-CBN:
Inaalam na ng Philippine Embassy sa Madrid kung totoo ang ulat na may
20 Pinoy ang inaresto sa Spain dahil sa drug trafficking.
GMA:
Dumulog sa GMA News ang kaanak ng isa sa sampung Pinoy na walong buwan
na raw naiipit sa gulo sa Libya. Dahil sa kaguluhan doon, inabandona na
raw ng kanilang employer ang sampung Pilipino kaya naman wala silang
natatanggap na sahod. Nangako naman ang POEA at OWWA ng tulong para sa
repatriation ng mga nasabing Pinoy.
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President Benigno S. Aquino III's Speech at the Pinoy
Music Summit
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Diosdado Macapagal Hall, 10th Floor, Land Bank Building,
Malate Manila
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19 March 2014
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Maraming salamat po. Maupo ho tayong lahat. Secretary Greg Domingo; Senator TG Guingona; Mr. Noel Cabangon; Mr. Herminio Alcasid; Mr. Ryan Cayabyab; Atty. Marivic Benedicto; Chairman Ronnie Ricketts; Ms. Gilda Pico; friends with the music industry; fellow workers in government; honored guests; mga minamahal ko pong kababayan: Magandang umaga po sa inyong lahat. Medyo na-delay po ako ngayon dahil noong ako po’y palabas ng Bahay Pangarap, sabi po sa akin ni Usec. Marfil, “Sir, hiningan kayo ng sample ng pagkanta dito.” Kako, “Ha?” E di pumasok ako uli ng Bahay Pangarap. “Bakit,” kako. “Mag-negotiations muna tayo.” Mga professional mga makakatagpo natin, sinasali tayo diyan–’wag na lang. Pero dahil hindi kami umaatras sa anumang hamon, handa po si Senator Guingona at si Secretary Domingo [laughter], na kung inyong kakailanganin, para mapakita ang aming solidarity with you. They are ready. Naalala ko po kasi nakita ko–medyo paakyat nga ho ng entablado, kako, “Bakit kaya may set up dito?” Alam ko may symposium dito eh. Hindi pa naman ako dumaan sa eskwelahan ni Mr. Ryan Cayabyab. Napansin ko pa medyo bedroom voice ako ngayon, kaya muntik na akong lumabas dito at bumalik sa elevator. Naalala ko lang, noong araw po, may mga kaibigan ako–hanggang ngayon po’y kabarkada ko sila–sabi namin, “Bakit hindi tayo magtayo ng banda?” At sa totoo lang ho, ‘yong isang kasamahan ho namin, talagang nagpupursige, binili na niya ‘yong mga equipment. Tapos matanong n’yo siguro, “Bakit never namin kayo narinig?” Hindi ho naman sa walang talento; ang problema ho ‘yong buong grupo ho gusto naming lahat ay lead singer kami. Wala ho pala marunong tumugtog sa amin ng anumang instrumento. Iisa lang ho ang hindi magiging lead singer. Gusto raw niya maging manager. So iyan ho, tulad ng ibang inaasam-asam namin, siguro pagdating ng senior citizen na kami talaga, doon namin itutuloy ang banda. Malamang rondalya ho ang lalabas niyan. Bahagi na po ng kulturang Pilipino ang musika at pagkanta. Mula sa paghehele-hele ng Nanay habang kinakanta ang “Sa Ugoy ng Duyan,” sa pagpapalaki ng mga supling sa awiting “Anak,” hanggang sa pagpasok sa eskwelahan habang pinakikinggan ang “Estudyante Blues”; mula sa tagumpay ng EDSA sa sandaling itinatanghal ang “Bayan Ko,” hanggang sa pagpanaw ng minamahal kung saan ipinapatugtog ang kantang “Hindi Kita Malilimutan”—di po ba, parang laging may nakapares na soundtrack sa bawat yugto ng buhay nating mga Pilipino? Masaya man tayo o malungkot, ganado man o naiinip, gusto man nating mag-relax o umindak—ano man po ang ating emosyon o disposisyon, nariyan at handa tayong sabayan ng musika. Naaalala ko nga po, noong mas bata tayo, kapag may isang kaibigang dumating at may bitbit na gitara, sigurado po, kantahan na ‘yan—at kung minsan, may kasama pang alaskahan. Pero kahit pa sintunado o bihasa sa mikropono, wala pong kaso—ang mahalaga sa amin noon ay masaya’t nagsasama-sama kaming magkakaibigan. Pero alam naman po natin, at ng buong mundo: hindi lang mahilig kumanta ang Pilipino—sa larangan ng musika, pinatunayan, at patuloy nating pinatutunayan na mayroon tayong binubuga. Nitong katapusan nga lang po ng Pebrero, nag-State Visit tayo sa bansang Malaysia. Habang kaharap ang Filipino Community sa Kuala Lumpur, may natuklasan po tayong isang trivia: Ang tinig po pala sa likod ng tourism campaign jingle ng Malaysia na “Malaysia, Truly Asia” ay isang Pilipina. Siya po si Binibining Maria Jazmine na tubong-Laguna. Swerte pa, at napanood ko siyang magtanghal doon. Napakahusay po ng kanyang bersyon ng kantang “Anak” ni Freddie Aguilar, na bukod sa orihinal na lyrics sa Filipino, ay mayroon pang salin sa wikang Bahasa. Tuwing bibisita nga po tayo sa ibang bansa, ang laging bukambibig ng kanilang mga pinuno tungkol sa Pilipino: sa larangan ng musika ay pambihira ang ating kakayahan at talento; kinakatawan at isinasatinig ng ating mga awitin ang kultura, katangian, at kolektibong hangarin ng ating pong lahi. At di po ba, ito naman talaga ang taglay na kapangyarihan ng musika? Kaya nitong maglahad ng simple o malalim na karanasan, anupamang wika o diyalekto; kaya nitong kumonekta—sa paraang hindi hiwalay ang manlilikha sa nakikinig—sa nadarama’t sentimyento ng indibidwal o grupo; kaya nitong ipagdugtong at ipagbuklod ang damdamin ng isang lipunan, o kahit pa ng buong mundo. Ito nga po mismo ang diwa ng pagpupulong natin sa umagang ito. Mula man sa iba’t ibang propesyon o larangan—mang-aawit, kompositor, o musikero; nagmula sa media, sa akademya, o sa gobyerno—nagtitipon tayo para sa iisang hangarin: ang paunlarin at payabungin ang musikang sariling atin, ang musikang Pilipino. Tunay nga pong ginintuan ang pagkakataong ito. Sa pagbubuklod sa iisang bubong, komprehensibong matatalakay ang kondisyon at mga hamon sa industriya ng musika sa Pilipinas ngayon, kasabay ng sama-samang paglalatag ng mga posibleng hakbang o solusyon para sa mga ito. Ano nga ba ang tunay na estado ng industriya ng musika sa bansa? Ano ang implikasyon ng teknolohiya at ng new media dito? Paano ba makakatulong ang pamahalaan sa inyo, at sa tinatayang 346,000 na Pilipinong nagtatrabaho sa industriya ng sining at musika? Nakausap ko nga po minsan ang founder ng Air Asia, na isang mataas na opisyal po pala noon sa isa sa pinakamalaking international recording company. Ang sabi ko po sa kanya, “Parang napakaganda ng trabaho mo. Bakit mo iniwan?” Ang sagot po niya, sabi po ni Mr. Fernandes, and I quote, went something like this: “When they failed to embrace the new digital technology. I felt the company was going to a dead end.” Ang punto po nito: Dahil sa teknolohiya at takbo ng mundo, maging ang mga ibang bansa, nakakaranas din ng pagbaba sa sales ng kanilang music industry. Hindi lamang tayo ang may hinaharap na hamon sa pagpapaunlad ng industriyang mahal nating lahat. Kaya nga po, talagang napapanahon ang kauna-unahang Pinoy Music Summit na ito. Ngayon, may espasyo ang lahat sa entablado; may boses ang sinumang handang makiambag sa pagpapanatili at pagpapaunlad ng musikang Pilipino. Kaya naman, ngayon pa lang ay taos-puso na ako nagpapasalamat sa bawat indibidwal, grupo, at organisasyong nagkapit-kamay upang maging posible ang inisyatibang ito. Kayo ang nagpapatunay na sa alinmang larangan, kaya nating makapaghatid ng positibong pagbabago—basta’t nagkakaisa ang ating mga tinig, sa halip na nagsasapawan; basta’t ang lahat ay nagtutulungan, imbes na nagpapaligsahan lang at nag-uunahan. Bilang pagpupugay sa kakayahan ng mga Pilipino, pinirmahan po ng aking ina ang Executive Order 255 noong 1987. Ang layunin po nito: ipalaganap ang sarili nating musika sa pamamagitan ng pagpapatugtog sa radyo ng hindi bababa sa apat na kantang Pilipino kada oras. Pinaigting naman po natin ito sa pag-aatas sa National Telecommunications Commission na bantayan ang pagsunod ng mga stasyon ng radyo sa batas na ito. Ipinapatupad din po natin ngayon ang World Intellectual Property Organization Internet Treaties, na inaatasan naman ang mga bansa na gumawa ng framework of basic rights, na magiging batayan ng mga manlilikha sa pangangasiwa at sa kompensasyon na kanilang makukuha sa kanilang mga obra. Bukod pa po ito sa pagsuporta natin sa anti-piracy campaign ng Optical Media Board (OMB) na mula 2011 hanggang 2013, ay nakakumpiska na ng mahigit siyam na milyon at isandaang libong pirasong pirated optical media products, na tinatayang nagkakahalaga ng mahigit tatlong bilyong piso. Sa pakikipagtulungan din po ng OMB sa PNP at BOC, umabot na sa 2,705 na establisimyento na nagtitinda ng piniratang produkto ang nainspeksyon at nagkaroon ng clearing operations. Batid naman natin: Marami pang balakid ang kailangang pagtulungang lampasan upang tuluyan nating mapaarangkada ang industriya ng lokal na musika. Sa kabila nito, mulat din tayo: Mag-iba man ang mga kasangkapan o paraan ng pakikinig sa tugtugin—mula plaka, casette tape, CD, DVD, hanggang sa online media—hindi kukupas ang pagmamahal ng Pilipino sa musika. Hangga’t may kababayan tayong lumilikha ng awiting may himig, laman, at ritmong tugma sa kaisipan, kultura at damdaming Pilipino; hangga’t may mga kompanya at organisasyong naniniwala at handang mamuhunan sa talentong Pilipino; hangga’t nariyan ang sambayanan, nakikinig at tumatangkilik sa sarili nating musika, at buo ang suporta sa buong industriya—kumpiyansa po tayong hindi tayo mauubusan ng mga komposisyong kukurot, kikiliti, magpapakilig, magpapaindak, o magpapaalab, hindi lamang sa damdaming Pilipino, kundi maging sa buong mundo. Tapos na nga po ang panahon ng pagkakanya-kanya at panlalamang. Laos na ang kultura kung saan tanging “My Way” lang ang nasusunod sa lipunan. Sa tuwid na daan, “Hindi Ka Nag-iisa,” at walang maiiwan; sama-sama ang bawat Pilipino sa paghakbang tungo sa malawakang kaunlaran. Nasa kabanata na tayo ng kasaysayan kung saan boses na ng ating mga Boss ang nananaig at pinakikinggan ng inyong pamahalaan. Samantalahin na po natin ang pambihirang pagkakataong ito. Gamit ang dunong, kakayahan, at talentong bigay sa atin ng Poong Maykapal, ating isatinig ang nagkakaisa nating himig para iangat ang ating kapwa, at isulong ang buong bansa. Isang lahi nating ipadinig sa buong mundo kung gaano kasarap maging Pilipino sa mga panahong ito. Bago po ako magtapos, baka puwede ko lang i-share sa inyo kaunting mga napapag-isipan natin. Baka mayroon ho sa inyong batid na napakahilig hong makinig sa samu’t saring tugtugin. Pero sa totoo lang ho, kung minsan, napakahirap makuha ‘yung gusto mo—‘yung napakinggan mo. Nakinig po ako sa radyo, tapos tuloy tuloy po ‘yong mga kanta, may mga magagandang tinig, kanta, musikang napakinggan natin. Tapos, tumawag po noong ako po’y mas bata, kadalasan sinasabi ng DJ, “Eto ‘yung patugtugin ko,” o pagkatapos sasabihin niya. Nagulat ho ako, parang anim na kanta na, wala pa siyang binabanggit na titulo. So, bigla ho may nagturo sa atin ng mga app sa Iphone. Mayroon ho isa, ngalan ay Soundhound. ‘Pag may Soundhound ka na, more or less, makukuha mo ‘yong titulo. ‘Di alam mo na ‘yung titulo, pupunta ka ngayon sa tindahang nagbebenta ng mga CD, pagdating mo doon, kadalasan Top 50 ho ang nandoon. ‘Pag hindi kasama sa Top 50, hindi malakas ang benta, sorry na lang. So, pupunta ka ngayon online, maghahanap ka ngayon na kung sino pa ang gumagawa nito. So kami ho ni Mr. Ryan Cayabyab, siguro dumaan ng panahon ng disco [laughter], saka si Jim Paredes sigurado ako laman ng disco noon. [Laughter] So, search online—mayroon hong isang partikular na kantang never po ako nagkaroon. So mayroon ho ako isang magaling na assistant na nahanap niya. So order-in mo ngayon ‘yon. Ngayon, ang gumawa naman po ay bata, at inisip niyang i-remix. So, ‘yong pagka-remix ho niya, ‘yong disco parang naging ballad. Sabi ko, “Okay ‘to. Medyo…” [Laughter] Bakit ko kinukwento ‘to? May nabasa po akong artikulo doon sa mga magazine tungkol doon sa high-end na tinatawag na sounds, at parang sinasabi lang po niya doon sa kanyang essay, parang ‘yung decline rin raw ho kaya, pati sa industriyang nagbebenta ng stereo equipment, bakit kaya nagkaganyan? At isa sa mga sinasabi niya po, tila ngayon pa lang nag-uumpisa ‘yong industriya nila na ibenta ‘yong produkto na hinahanap ng kanyang consumer. Ano po ibig sabihin n’on? Tulad kanina ng sinabi ni Tony Fernandes, “They failed to embrace digital media.” Imagine, especially the young nowadays can purchase single tracks and enjoy the music that they want. Some kids will say, “Why do I have to buy the entire album when there is only one song that I want to listen to?” Now, ano po ‘yong sinabi ng essay? Imbes na padaliin ang pagbenta ng produkto nila, pinahirapan nang pinahirapan lahat ng copy protection, lahat itong iba’t ibang mga gawain para hindi ma-acess ang pinagsusulong. So ‘yong iba ho na sinuportahan ang downloading na legal, naengganyo ang kabataan na nag-umpisa—MP3 muna, afterwards nakarinig ng high resolution files. Kaya isa sa mga pinamalaking segment sa industriya ng stereo equipment ngayon ‘yong headphones. ‘Yong headphones nanganak ng mga portable amps na bitbit-bitbit ng bata, hindi ho ba? So sa madaling salita ho, ‘yong mga nag-e-experience ng growth ngayon ay ‘yong mga nakinig kung ano ba ang hinahanap ng merkado nila–hindi pinahirapan, hindi pinadamot ang produkto nila na gustong ibenta naman. At ‘yong dulo po ng sinasabi ng article: Nagsawa na ba ang taong nakikinig sa tugtog? Magvi-video games na lang ba? Magso-social network na lang ba? Doon lang ba napunta ang entertainment? At ang nadidiskubre po nila sa Amerika, amongst other areas—isa ho sa pinakamalaking merkado siyempre ay ang Amerika—tumataas ho ang pagnbebenta ng plaka. Iyong lumang catalogues nire-revive. ‘Yong pati ‘yong pangit ho nabebenta. ‘Yong maganda—lalo na. ‘Yong mga bumubili ho nito hinid na po ‘yong mga nadi-disco tulad namin. ‘Yong mga bata ho ang talagang nagtutulak nitong tinatawag nilang vinyl reproduction: vinyl revival. Pagkaintindi ko po, mayroon na ring OPM. Ang problema lang wala na tayong pressing plants. Sa Germany raw ho yata pini-press ‘yong ating mga tugtugin. So nandiyan po. Nandiyan po ‘yong kagustuhan ng sambayanan na pagpatuloy, na tulungan ang industriyang ‘to. Kailangan lang po natin siguro ng diyalogo, paano nga ba natin mapadaling maibenta sa kanila ‘yong gusto naman nilang bilhin at magkasundo ano ba ang gusto nilang mabili at maibigay natin sa kanila? At doon po matulungan at mapanatili itong aspeto ng ating kultura na talaga naman pong malaki ang inambag sa kasaysayan po ng ating bansa at pati na rin sa pag-aasam sa hinaharap. So hanggang dito na lang po, at uulitin ko lang po: Kung kailangan ng participation para pakita ‘yong solidarity ni Senator Guingona at si Secretary Domingo po, buong buo ang kompiyansa kong ipapakita kung ano ang iaambag ng gobyerno sa inyo. [Laughter] Magandang umaga po. Maraming salamat sa inyo. |
INTERVIEW OF COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY HERMINIO COLOMA,
JR.
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Umagang Kay Ganda / by Anthony Taberna
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March 19, 2014
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TUNYING: Magandang umaga po sa inyo. Ano po ang sagot ninyo sa ilang mga
observations po ng inyong kaalyadong si Senator Osmeña? SEC. COLOMA: Ginagalang namin ang (signal not clear) … malaki ang papel na ginampanan ni (signal not clear) … makatuwiran lamang na magtakda siya nang mataas na pamantayan o standard of performance sapagka’t malaki po ang itinaya niya. Siya po ay isang mahalagang may taya o stakeholder sa tagumpay ng administrasyong Aquino. Napapanahon ang kanyang kuro-kuro sapagka’t pumapasok na tayo sa huling bahagi ng panunungkulan ng administrasyon, at ang ibinabahagi niya ay iyong pagiging maagap or sense of urgency hinggil sa kahalagahan ng mga dapat pang maisagawa. Ang pokus ng kaniyang puna ay sa dalawang larangan ‘no – enerhiya at imprastraktura. Doon sa enerhiya, ang pokus niya ay sa Mindanao na kung saan ay may kakaibang hamon dahil sa hindi naging ganap ang pagpapatupad ng reporma sa sektor ng kuryente. Sa imprastraktura naman, ang pokus niya ay doon sa Mactan Cebu International Airport at doon sa ibang mga naantalang infrastructure projects. Tinatanggap naman po namin ang kanyang mga constructive na puna. At sinasabi lang po natin dito at sa parte po ng Pangulo, iba naman po kasi iyong kaniyang perspective; maaari pong meron siyang mga nakikita na hindi nakikita ng iba ‘no bilang overall Chief Executive ng ating bansa. Ganunpaman ay welcome naman po ang mga suggestions Senator Osmeña. TUNYING: Secretary, huli na lang po. May aasahan po ba tayong revamp, Cabinet revamp? SEC. COLOMA: Sa ngayon po ay ipaubaya na lang po natin sa Pangulo. Wala po tayong nakikita o naririnig na pahiwatig hinggil diyan. At siya po naman ay magpapasya sa takdang panahon. TUNYING: Opo. Secretary Coloma, salamat po sa inyong oras at Umagang Kay Ganda po sa inyo. |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III meets with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19). Also in photo are MMC senior executive officer Morizaku Chokki, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation president and chief executive officer Hikosaburo Shibata and Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo. (Photo by Exequiel Supera / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III greets Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19). Also in photo is Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo. (Photo by Exequiel Supera / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III meets with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19, 2014). Also in photo are MMC senior executive officer Morizaku Chokki, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation president and chief executive officer Hikosaburo Shibata, Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo and Trade and Industry Assistant Secretary Romulo Manlapig. (Photo by Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III meets with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19, 2014). (Photo by Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III greets Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19, 2014). (Photo by Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III meets with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19). Also in photo are MMC senior executive officer Morizaku Chokki and Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) president and chief executive officer Hikosaburo Shibata. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III meets with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) president Osamu Masuko during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Wednesday (March 19). Also in photo are MMC senior executive officer Morizaku Chokki, Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo and Trade and Industry Assistant Secretary Romulo Manlapig. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the Pinoy Music Summit at the Diosdado Macapagal Hall, 10th Floor of the Land Bank Building in Malate, Manila City on Wednesday (March 19). With the theme: “Basta Pinoy, Push Mo ‘Yan!,” the conference aims to chart the state of the Philippine music industry and develop a program involving various stakeholders of the industry towards strengthening and promoting “Original Pinoy Music” as an expression of culture and identity as well as an economic driver. Also in photo are Filipino Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, Inc. (FILSCAP) president and conference director Noel Cabangon, PhilPop Music Fest Foundation executive director Ryan Cayabyab and Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) chairperson Atty. Marivic Benedicto. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the Pinoy Music Summit at the Diosdado Macapagal Hall, 10th Floor of the Land Bank Building in Malate, Manila City on Wednesday (March 19). With the theme: “Basta Pinoy, Push Mo ‘Yan!,” the conference aims to chart the state of the Philippine music industry and develop a program involving various stakeholders of the industry towards strengthening and promoting “Original Pinoy Music” as an expression of culture and identity as well as an economic driver. Also in photo are Senator Teofisto “TG” Guingona III, Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit (OPM) president Ogie Alcasid, Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo, Filipino Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, Inc. (FILSCAP) president and conference director Noel Cabangon, PhilPop Music Fest Foundation executive director Ryan Cayabyab and Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) chairperson Atty. Marivic Benedicto. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the Pinoy Music Summit at the Diosdado Macapagal Hall, 10th Floor of the Land Bank Building in Malate, Manila City on Wednesday (March 19). With the theme: “Basta Pinoy, Push Mo ‘Yan!," the conference aims to chart the state of the Philippine music industry and develop a program involving various stakeholders of the industry towards strengthening and promoting “Original Pinoy Music” as an expression of culture and identity as well as an economic driver. Also in photo are Senator Teofisto “TG” Guingona III, Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit (OPM) president Ogie Alcasid and Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Pinoy Music Summit at the Diosdado Macapagal Hall, 10th Floor of the Land Bank Building in Malate, Manila City on Wednesday (March 19). With the theme: “Basta Pinoy, Push Mo ‘Yan!," he conference aims to chart the state of the Philippine music industry and develop a program involving the various stakeholders towards strengthening and promoting “Original Pinoy Music” as an expression of culture and identity as well as an economic driver. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III shares the stage with the League of Municipalities of the Philippines Ilocos Region local officers for a group photo souvenir during the 2014 LMP General Assembly at the Fiesta Pavilion of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18, 2014). Also in photo are League of Cities of the Philippines national president Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista; Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II; Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos; LMP national president Javier Municipal Mayor Leonardo Javier, Jr.; and Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines president and League of the Provinces of the Philippines national president Oriental Mindoro Governor Alfonso Umali. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III poses with League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP) national president Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista; Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II; national president Javier Municipal Mayor Leonardo Javier, Jr.; and Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines president and League of Provinces of the Philippines national president Oriental Mindoro Governor Alfonso Umali for a group photo souvenir during the 2014 League of Municipalities of the Philippines General Assembly at the Fiesta Pavilion of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18). With theme: “Strengthening the LMP’s Role to the All-Inclusive Growth of the Nation”. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno s. Aquino III graces the 2014 League of Municipalities of the Philippines General Assembly at the Fiesta Pavilion of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18). Also in photo is Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III converses with Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II during the oathtaking of the new officers of the Leagues of Local Government Units at the Maynila Ballroom of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III inducts into office the new officers of the Liga ng mga Barangay sa Pilipinas, National Movement of Young Legislators, Philippine Councilor’s League, Vice Mayor’s League of the Philippines, League of Cities of the Philippines, Provincial Board Member League of the Philippines, League of Vice Governors of the Philippines and the League of Provinces of the Philippines during the mass oathtaking ceremony at the Maynila Ballroom of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18). Also in photo is Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III inducts into office the new officers of the League of Municipalities of the Philippines during the oathtaking ceremony at the Maynila Ballroom of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18). The new set of LMP officers are national president Javier, Leyte Mayor Sandy Javier; executive vice president for Operations Laak, Compostela Valley Mayor Reynaldo Navarro; executive vice president for Internal Affairs Caoayan, Ilocos Sur Mayor Germalina Goulart; executive vice president for External Affairs La Paz, Abra Mayor Joseph Sto Nino Bernos; executive vice president for Special Concerns Gerona, Tarlac Mayor Dennis Norman Go; Island Cluster vice president for Luzon Peñaranda, Nueva Ecija Mayor Ferdinand Abesamis; Island Cluster vice president for Visayas Tuburan, Cebu Mayor Democrito Diamante; Island Cluster vice president for Mindanao Isulan, Sultan Kudarat Mayor Diosdado Pallasigue; national treasurer Dumalinao, Zamboanga del Sur Mayor Ace William Cerilles; national auditor Don Victoriano Chiongbian, Misamis Occidental Mayor Rodolfo Luna; business manager Poona-Bayabao, Lanao del Sur Mayor Lampa Pandi; pro Pandan, Antique Mayor Jonathan Tan; general legal counsel Catanauan, Quezon Mayor Ramon Orfanel; and secretary general Hadji Panglima Tahil, Sulu Mayor Abraham Burahan. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the 2014 League of Municipalities of the Philippines general assembly at the Fiesta Pavilion of the Manila Hotel in One Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (March 18). Also in photo are League of Cities of the Philippines national president Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista; Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II; LMP national president Javier Municipal Mayor Leonardo Javier, Jr.; and Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines president and League of Provinces of the Philippines national president Oriental Mindoro Governor Alfonso Umali. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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Presidential Communication Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. is guest speaker at the Communications Planning Workshop of the Department of Labor and Employment on March 17 held in Tagaytay City. (Photo by Luisito L. Iglesias / NIB) |
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Presidential Communication Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. recieves a plaque of appreciation from Labor Secretary Rosalinda D. Baldoz (left) during the Communications Planning Workshop of the Deparment of Labor and Employment on March 17 held in Tagaytay City. (Photo by Luisito L. Iglesias / NIB) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III answers inquiries from PMA graduates during the merienda cena at the Mansion in Baguio City after the commencement rites of Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 Sunday. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, accompanied by Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez, troops the line during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the PMA Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Exequiel Supera / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III presents the Presidential Saber Award and diploma to Cadet First Class Jheorge Llona for topping the Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 during the 109th PMA Commencement Exercises at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). Llona also received the Philippine Air Force Saber, Academic Group Award, Management Plaque, Air Force Professional Courses Plaque, Jusmag Award, Gen. Antonio Luna Award and the Australian Defense Best Overall Performance Award. The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Rodolfo Manabat / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the 109th Commencement Exercises of Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday(March 16). The PMA boast of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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Jubilant members of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 celebrate during the 109th PMA Commencement Exercises at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA ) Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III presents the Presidential Saber Award and diploma to Cadet First Class Jheorge Llona for topping the Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 during the 109th PMA Commencement Exercises at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). Llona also received the Philippine Air Force Saber, Academic Group Award, Management Plaque, Air Force Professional Courses Plaque, Jusmag Award, Gen. Antonio Luna Award and the Australian Defense Best Overall Performance Award. The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, assisted by Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez, presents the Presidential Saber Award and diploma to Cadet First Class Jheorge Llona for topping the Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 during the 109th PMA Commencement Exercises at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). Llona also received the Philippine Air Force Saber, Academic Group Award, Management Plaque, Air Force Professional Courses Plaque, Jusmag Award, Gen. Antonio Luna Award and the Australian Defense Best Overall Performance Award. The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the singing of the Philippine National Anthem during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. Also in photo are Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin, Vice President Jejomar Binay, PMA Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez and Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff General Emmanuel Bautista. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, along with Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez and Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Chief of Staff General Emmanuel Bautista, honor the colors during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the PMA Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. Also in photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III troops the line during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the PMA Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, accompanied by Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez, troops the line during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the PMA Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the 109th Commencement Exercises of Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday(March 16). The PMA boast of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA ) Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, assisted by Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez, presents the Presidential Saber Award and diploma to Cadet First Class Jheorge Llona for topping the Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 during the 109th PMA Commencement Exercises at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). Llona also received the Philippine Air Force Saber, Academic Group Award, Management Plaque, Air Force Professional Courses Plaque, Jusmag Award, Gen. Antonio Luna Award and the Australian Defense Best Overall Performance Award. The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, accompanied by Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Superintendent Major General Oscar Lopez, troops the line during the 109th Commencement Exercises of the PMA Siklab Diwa Class of 2014 at the Fajardo Grandstand, Borromeo Field, Fort General Gregorio del Pilar in Baguio City on Sunday (March 16). The PMA boasts of a long and illustrious history of preparing only the best Filipino men and women for military service. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III exchanges pleasantries with Unilever Global chief executive officer Paul Polman during the courtesy call at the Music Room of the Malacañan Palace on Friday (March 14). Also in photo are Unilever South East Asia and Australasia president Peter Ter-Kulve and Unilever Philippines, Inc. chairman and chief executive officer Rohit Jawa. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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