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VOLUME I • NO. 143
APRIL 05-7, 2013
FRIDAY - SUNDAY
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ANGELES CITY--Pampanga First District Representative Carmelo “Tarzan” Lazatin donated P2.1 million fund
allocation for the city’s college
on Thursday. lazatin page 9
Pamintuan
to Tarzan:
Thank you!
Magnitude 5.4 ‘quake
jolts Central Luzon
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--A magnitude 5.4 earthquake
rocked parts of Luzon, including Pampanga, yesterday morning.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) regional office based at Clark Freeport Zone registered
the quake at 10:27 a.m. with its epicenter at 0.17 kilometers
Northeast of Baler in Aurora province.
By Marna Dagumboy-del Rosario
BLESSING. Gov. Lilia “Nanay” G. Pineda leads the opening of new birthing station worth
P5 million at the Sta. Lucia Resettlement in Magalang. Officiated by Fr. Melchor Siccion, the
blessing of the facility was also attended by Board Members Cris Garbo and Fritzie Dizon,
Councilor Cherry Mercado, Barangay Chairman Ferdinand Sotto, and Edna Vitug, executive
assistant to the governor. --photo by gvjjr
Gov opens birthing station
in
Magalang
resettlement
CL farmers oppose
QUAKE pagE 9
slated ‘Balikatan’
By Charlene A. Cayabyab
ANGELES CITY--Several farmer groups in Central
Luzon have expressed opposition to the upcoming
“Balikatan” exercises.
Joseph Canlas, regional
coordinator of the Alyansa
ng Magbubukid sa Gitnang
Luzon (AMGL), said they
oppose “Balikatan” as it
threatens the livelihood of
local farmers, among others.
Balikatan is the joint
military exercise between
CL FARMERS pagE 9
By Elaine Mercado
MAGALANG, Pampanga--Governor Lilia “Nanay” G. Pineda inaugurated a newly-constructed birthing
station in Sta. Lucia Resettlement, this
town worth P5 million funded by the
provincial government.
During the inauguration, the governor reiterated her advocacy that “no
mother shall die in giving birth.”
She said this is the reason why she
pushed for the construction of more
birthing stations and renovation of district hospitals.
“Pakisabi kung mayap ke kayu keti
king Sta. Lucia Resettlement, dapat na
ala nang manganak keng bale. Bang ala
nang magbuwis bie at mabilis ing maging aksyun nung king bayung birthing
station ayni keni ko manganak (I am
appealing to all pregnant mothers to
refrain from giving birth at home to
prevent yourselves from being exposed
to risks. Response is quick here at the
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ANGELES CITY – City administrator Dennis Albert Pamintuan yesterday thanked
First District Rep. Carmelo
“Tarzan” Lazatin for donating
P2.1 million for scholars of the
City College of Angeles (CCA),
but reminded the congressman
about his promise to give P10
million a year from his priority development assistance fund
(PDAF) for the college.
“We appreciate the gesture of
the congressman, even as many
may think that it was a political
gimmickry since we are in the
political season. Definitely, the
P2.1 million will be of great assistance to our students and the
city college itself,” Pamintuan
said.
“But I remember that during
the elections in 2010, as I was
campaign manager of the Team
Agyu Tamu which he supported,
he actually promised P10 million a year from his PDAF for
the city college, which we have
pamintuan pagE 9
ISANG Distrito. Lahat tayo.
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APRIL 5-7, 2013
Drug peddler falls
in resettlement area
By Froilan E. Magtoto
CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga--A notorious drug peddler was arrested after he
sold shabu to a police officer in a drug buybust operation in Angeles City on Tuesday.
Police identified the suspect as Cyrold
Pingul, 35 years old, single and resident of
Lot 6 Block 10, EPZA Resettlement, Barangay Cacutud, Angeles City.
Police said Pingul’s companion and
cohort was identified as Allan Balilo of the
same resettlement area.
Reports said that Pingul and Balilo
were on board a black Honda TMX motorcycle without licence plate number when
they arrived to sell shabu to a police poseur buyer at 3:30 p.m. at District 2 in the
resettlement site.
Police said Pingol at first violently redrug peddler Page 9
AWARDEE. Dr. Diosdado P. Banatao, Managing Partner of Tallwood Venture Capital in California, receives his award from the Angeles University
Foundation during the foundation’s commencement exercises on Tuesday. With him are AUF officials. --Photo by Leo Villacarlos
SF City to commemorate Death March Pampanga court bars Delfin Lee from leaving PHL
By Marna Dagumboy-del Rosario
By Marna Dagumboy-del Rosario
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--As part of the Heritage
and Cultural preservation in
the 8-point agenda of the present administration, the city
government here will spearhead the 71st Death March
commemoration on April 9.
A “salubong” will be held
at the San Guillermo Church
in Bacolor town, led by the San
Fernando Runners Association,
Mayor Oscar S. Rodriguez, Vice
Mayor Edwin D. Santiago and
the city council at 7:30 a.m.
The program will include
a heroes walk from the Heroes
Hall to the former San Fernando Train Station to be participated by the SAFER Run
Inc., city contingents, city hall
employees and selected students.
A symbolic lighting of the
torch and a wreath-laying ceremony at the marker will take
place at the former San Fernando Train Station.
For inquiries, contact the
City Tourism Office and Investment Promotions Office at
(045) 961-5684 or (045) 9618722 and look for Bernadette
Andasan. ●
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--A Hold Departure Order
(HDO) has been issued against
Globe Asiatique Realty Holdings Corp. (GA) owner Delfin
Lee and four others involved
in the GA housing scam, Vice
President Jejomar C. Binay announced yesterday.
The Vice President said the
HDO against Lee was issued by
Judge Amifaith Fider-Reyes of
Branch 42 of the Pampanga Regional Trial Court in an order
dated March 25 and released
on April 3, the same court trying the syndicated estafa case
against Lee.
Aside from Lee, also included in the HDO were his son
Dexter, GA officers Christina
Sagun and Cristina Salagan,
and Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-IBIG Fund or
HDMF) official Alex Alvarez.
The housing czar hailed the
issuance of the HDO as “another victory for our kababayans
who were defrauded of their
hard-earned money.”
“This is a very welcome development. We are very hopeful
that this will advance our demand for Delfin Lee to pay for
his crimes,” Binay said.
“We just hope that the hold
departure order would aid our
law enforcement authorities.
We do not want to think that
Delfin Lee has evaded justice.
Despite the P2 million reward
offered by the President for
his capture, Lee and his coaccused remain at large,” he
added.
The Vice President is the
chairman of the Housing and
Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) and
chairman of the board of PagIBIG Fund.
In ruling for the issuance of
the HDO, the court noted that
the charge against Lee and his
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We would like to extend our warmest greetings
to Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
as she celebrates her Birthday
on this day – April 5, 2013.
On behalf of the people of Sta. Rita,
we wish you all the success and triumphs in
your commitment and mandate to serve the
people of the Second District of Pampanga.
We join the thousands of Kapampangan
in saying, WE LOVE YOU, HAPPY,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
YOLANDA “YOLLY” PINEDA
Mayor – Sta. Rita, Pampanga
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Capitol’s infrastructure project in the Fourth District
P222-M in 30 months
By Jenna Lumbang
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO
– For the past 30 months of Gov.
Lilia Pineda’s administration, the
provincial government had spent
P222,073,702 for infrastructure
projects in eight towns of the
Fourth District.
Based on the data obtained
from the provincial engineering
office (PEO) since 2010 the present administration constructed
roads, bridges, hospitals, buildings, classrooms, covered courts,
barangay halls, drainage and
slope protections.
There are 136 total projects
built in the said district. Candaba
got 44 infrastructures amounting to P44 million; Apalit had 22
projects (P23.7 million); 18 constructed in Macabebe (P37.4 mil-
lion), Sto.Tomas cornered 14 projects (P51.9 million); Minalin was
given 13 infrastructures (P22.6
million); San Luis had 10 (P26.4
million); San Simon was awarded
10 projects (P11.9 million); and,
seven projects were constructed
in Masantol (P4.1 million).
Fourth District Board Member Nestor Tolentino said the
Sangguniang Bayan approved
the budget for the construction
of these infrastructure projects
after Gov. Pineda personally visited the areas and had seen the
need for the projects.
“Before asking for budget,
Gov. Pineda makes sure that the
board members will personally
see the necessity of the project.
She always consults us before the
execution,” Tolentino said.
The board member stressed
Mabalacat village
lauds Nanay, officials
for covered court
By Elaine Mercado
MABALACAT, Pampanga--Barangay
officials in this town lauded the efforts of provincial officials, led by Governor Lilia G. Pineda, for the completion of the newly-opened
P2.4-million multi-purpose covered court in
Barangay San Joaquin here.
Rafael “Pie” Pascual, village chief here,
said “it’s a dream come true for the people
particularly the youth who engaged in sports
development and the women and senior citizens who used to hold physical fitness.”
“Maragul pu ing kapasalamatan mi kang
Nanay Gob, kang Vice Governor Joseller
‘Yeng’ Guiao, Senior Board Member Cris Garbo, ampo kang BM Win-Win Garbo king pangatalakad ning covered court. Sasanting ya
ing barangay pauli da ning saup da (We thank
the governor, vice governor, board members
for this covered court. Their assistance helps
improve our place),” Pascual said.
During the inauguration, Governor Pineda announced that she will work for the total
renovation of the stage and the two function
rooms, elevation of the covered court and its
fence.
She added that the provincial engineering
office is now studying the reconstruction of
the four classrooms razed by fire. ●
that the good working relationship between the executive and
legislative body played the pivotal role in the success of the programs and projects implemented
by the provincial government.
“The relationship between
the provincial board and the governor is harmonious and professional at the same time,” he said.
Barangay Captain Lazaro Delos Santos of Lanang, Candaba
said they are fortunate to receive
huge amount of projects in less
than three years.
“Gov. Pineda has listened to
our predicaments and acted on
them. Our district and the whole
province benefitted much from
her administration and we believe we will receive more if she
will stay as the governor,” he said.
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UNFINISHED. Residents decry this footbridge in Sitio Tember
in Barangay Pabanlag, Floridablanca, Pampanga which remains unutilized as its approach has not been constructed. Iron bars installed
to support the approach have become rusted wasting millions of
taxpayers’ money. --Contributed photos
Zubiri reiterates stronger support to biofuels law
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--United
Nationalist Alliance (UNA) senatorial
candidate Migz Zubiri yesterday reiterated
his call to give the country’s biofuels sector
serious attention by increasing the current
coco-biodiesel blend of 2 percent to 5 percent in all diesel fuel requirements.
“It has been more than five years since
Republic Act 9367 or the Biofuels Act was
passed in January 2007 yet the Department of Energy (DOE) has not progress
substantially in terms of implementing
the law particularly in further increasing the blend for biodiesel,” Zubiri said.
“What has happened to this government’s Daang Matuwid? It is supposed to
lead us to prosperity, more employment
and better future for our people. But, our
current leaders seem to be not moving forward, most especially in helping both our
energy and agricultural sectors,” Zubiri,
principal author of the Biofuels Act, said.
Zubiri noted that the Philippines has
an abundant supply of coconut to meet
the higher blend of 5 percent. Based on the
data gathered, of the 12 million hectares of
farmlands in the country, 3.1 milion hectares are devoted to coconut plantations.
The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA)
has even developed 15 hybrids and one
open pollinated variety, which can yield
4-6 tons per hectare per year enough to
meet more than 5 percent blend requirements,” the former senator stressed.
Zubiri also noted that today’s world
copra prices dropped significantly from
P61 a kilo in April 2011 to just about P25 a
kilo as of December 2012.
“The government should give its serious attention in helping our coconut farmers, who constitute not only the largest
land-based agricultural sector but also the
poorest by increasing the local demand of
biofuel for the country’s energy require-
SAFETY SEMINAR. Employees of SM City
Pampanga trains on proper response to fire emergencies to cap the observance of the Fire Prevention
Month. The seminar was supervised by SM officials,
led by SM Senior Vice President for Engineering and
Security Affairs Antolin V. Paule. (ABL)
Angeles City hailed for women empowerment program
By Charlene A. Cayabyab
ANGELES CITY--Mayor Edgardo Pamintuan lauded the city’s Gender and Development (GAD) Office here for being recognized for its excellent implementation of
programs for the empowerment of women.
The GAD, led by its head Purita David,
acquired the Gintong Dangal ng Huwarang
Kababaihan award in the field of Women
Empowerment thru Efficient Service from
the People’s Experimental and Environmental Research Society (PEERS).
David received this distinction last
March 16, 2013 at the Jade Vine Executive
Hotel in Ermita, Manila.
According to Pamintuan, this is yet another feather in the cap of Angeleños and the
local government unit of Angeles City for its
practices in good governance, especially in
providing equal rights to women and allowing them to play their roles in society freely.
“Added to the fact that we have women
leaders such as our very own Vice Mayor
Vicky Vega-Cabigting and Councilor Maricel
Marang Morales, this award is yet another
recognition of the city government’s efforts
to uphold equality within society by making
the sector’s voice heard,” the mayor said.
For her part, David was very proud of
the fact that they are now part of a “chosen
few” who have been hailed by the project.
“This only goes to show that Angeles City
is truly on its way to becoming one of the most
gender sensitive cities in the country and one
of the most progressive ones at that,” she said.
According to PEERS Project Director
Joven L. Catriz, their private organization
aims to recognize Filipino greatness and
honors those deserving through their works
and efforts which have brought pride and
honor to the country and the Filipinos.
“By enabling global Filipino achievers,
we allow our country to grow and preserve
our commitment in keeping it free. These
awards pay tribute to the men and women
who utilize their skills and talents for the
benefit of their fellowmen,” Catriz said.
This is yet another achievement under
the administration of Mayor Ed Pamintuan who has been chosen as one of the Top
8 mayors of the world by the City Mayors
Foundation in London, one of the most
outstanding mayors of the country by Superbrands Marketing Inc,. and a consistent
recipient of the Seal of Good Housekeeping
from the Department of Interior and Local
Government thanks to its active participatory governance and good practices in transparency and accountability. ●
ment,” Zubiri said.
Under the Biofuels Act, the DOE is empowered to increase the biodiesel blend to
all diesel fuel sold and distributed across
the country by all oil company. In January
19, 2009, the DOE through the National
Biofuels Board (NBB) implemented an increase of 2 percent blend from 1 percent.
RA 9367 states that the blend maybe increased taking into account domestic supply and availability of locally-sourced biodiesel component.
The NBB was mandated by the law
to recommend to the DOE within two
years upon the effectivity of the law the
maximum blending targets to promote the
wider utilization of biodiesel and allow a
meaningful contribution of this alternative
fuel to the country’s energy consumption. ●
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co-accused was a non-bailable offense.
It also noted that the Supreme
Court has ruled that “the activity
of subdivision and condominium
development which is under the
HLURB (Housing and Land Use
Regulatory Board) involves ‘public interest and welfare.’”
“Thus, it is public interest and
public welfare that is served when
the Hold Departure Order is issued against those who have to
account for the alleged misuse of
funds that were availed from the
HLURB and that should have
been dedicated to the real beneficiaries of the low-cost housing
projects,” Fider-Reyes ruled in her
decision.
“As for any constitutional right
to travel that [the five accused]
may have been entitled to, this
should now give way to the public
interest and public welfare that is
vested in the instant proceedings,”
the judge further ruled.
The Court of Appeals (CA) also
recently stopped a Makati City
judge from implementing its earlier rulings favoring Lee.
The case against the GA owner
stemmed from the purported
anomalous loans amounting to
more than P7 billion granted by
Pag-ibig Fund to “ghost borrowers” who had allegedly bought
homes in GA’s Xevera Housing
project in Mabalacat, Pampanga.
Both Delfin and Dexter Lee
remain at large despite the outstanding warrants for their arrest
issued by the Pampanga court. ●
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EDITORIAL
Planting knowledge
For the longest time, our farmers remain
stagnated with the same knowledge they
have in planting crops. They have been using the same techniques for decades now
and they only let nature take its course to
either give them a good yield or leave them
with bigger debts to their financiers.
The provincial government of Pampanga
has recognized this predicament of the
sector that serves food to every Filipino
table that’s why it had partnered with agriculture-related agencies of the government
to change the way our farmers have been
tilling their lands.
The farmers, like any sectors in this realm
of life, need to cope up with the needs of
the times. They also require retooling to
weather the challenges of their changing
environment.
What was effective in increasing the yield
of a hectare in the past may not be as effective today considering the transformation in
the topography, climate change and the
style of farming many have been following.
The schooling of farmers is a timely venture to ensure that what little sector in the
food production industry is left will be made
sustainable if not consistently growing to,
eventually, ensure sustainable food supply
for the country.
Gone are the days when farmers would
plant their crops, let it grow by itself and
pray to whatever deity to deliver them from
plagues and floods. The new technologies
available to increase the probability of higher yields should be inculcated to the farmers, who would transfer these to the next
generations of land-tillers.
Farmers should jump out of the stereotype that they are hunchbacked, sunburnt
and mud-covered that had become a longenduring stigma shooing away the youth
from wanting to become farmers.
It is high-time a new set of ideas are
planted in the minds of the farmers, who
would soon be considered among the sectors that earn bigger incomes and not saddled with debts.
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Mga tagubilin sa mga kandidato
“Somehow politicians have become convinced that negative
campaigning pays off in elections.”--George McGovern
“I have become an adjective. There is something called
a Rovian-style of campaigning and it’s meant as an insult.
One columnist said it consists mainly of throwing mud until
it sticks. One prominent blogger described the elements of a
textbook Rovian race as fear-based, smear-based and anything goes.” --Karl Rove
“I believed in Bobby Kennedy. Campaigning for him was
an attempt to give back something to this country that has
given me so much.”
--Sammy Davis, Jr.
“Solutions-oriented campaigning with a little passion
and a little humour; I think that will go a long way. I think
people are desperate for it.” --Laura Ingraham
Panahon na naman ng pangangampanya ng mga kandidato at mga kandigago, at kahit hindi ako magulang ng mga
kandidatong ito, o kahit hindi ako pari o political analyst,
nais kong magbigay ng ilang mga mahahalagang tagubilin
para sa ating mga kandidato ngayong darating na halalan sa
Mayo.
Simple lamang ang aking layunin: ang maabot sa
pamamagitan ng pahayagang ito ang mga kandidato at
maiparating sa kanilang lahat ang mga bagay na malimit
nilang nakalilimutang gawin at hindi gawin sa tuwing
sasapit ang panahon ng eleksiyon at ang panahon ng pangangampanya.
Pinaka-una sa mga tagubilin ko ay ito: HUWAG NA SANA
KAYONG MAGSIRAAN SA INYONG MGA PANGANGAMPANYA.
Para lang kasi kayong mga tanga na nagbabatuhan ng putik, gayong alam naman ng marami na bago pa kayo nagkabatuhan ng dumi at mga basura ay marumi na kayong parepareho. Ihapag na lamang ninyo ang inyong mga plataporma
at mga programa (kung meron man) para sa inyong mga nasasakupan at ipaliwanag ninyong mabuti kung paano ninyo
maisasakatuparan ang mga programang ito.
E co uari lulto para-parehung b0l@nG icayung candidatu
nung mipamasibas cayung dinat cabang para-parehu na co
mang mangarinat?! Tucnangan yu nang gagauang picailian
ing sarili yu. Sapat no ring itsura at gani yu potang mangampanya cayu ban lunto cayung macatula, nia e yu na cailangan
pang gauang mas picailian ing sarili yu capamilata’na ning
mipaglual co buluc caring quecayung pamangampanya.
Pangalawa sa mga tagubilin ko ay ito: Utang na loob, huwag na lang kayong mangako sa inyong mga nasasakupan
ng mga programang hindi ninyo balak tuparin at hindi ninyo
kayang tuparin.
Alam na rin naman ng marami sa mga nililigawan niyo
ng boto na mga sinungaling kayo (kung hindi ba’y magig-
ing pulitiko kayo?), subalit huwag
niyo namang sagarin ang mga kasinungalingan ninyo. Ipangako niyo
lamang ang mga bagay na handa
kayo, kaya ninyo, at may intensiyon
kayong isakatuparan kung palarin
man kayong manalo. Tigilan niyo
na rin ang mga talamak na hungkag Towards
na pambobola. Lalo lang lumilitaw the Light
sa mga pagkatao at pagmumukha ABEL SOTO
ninyo ang isa pang nakasusukang
katangian ng mga pulitiko: ang pagiging PLASTIK! Just say what you
mean, ang mean what you say. Hindi
naman ganoon katanga o kabobo,
kagaya marahil ng iniisip ninyo, ang
mga botante ngayon para hindi nila
malaman kung nambobola at nagsisinungaling lamang kayo sa inyong
mga pinagsasabi. Less talk, less mistake. Bawasan ninyo ang kadaldalang walang laman!
Pangatlo sa mga tagubilin ko ay
ito: Sana sa inyong mga motorcade
at mga campaign sorties, maging
sensitibo kayo kung kayo ay nagiging sagabal na sa mga motorista at
iba pang mga residente kung saan
ninyo dinaraos ang inyong mga pangangampanya.
Neng cayi casi pauli ning ilang
casalucuyang manungculan quing
metung a lugal, dacal no ring candidatu a mag-alang marine at milalaco
paquiramdam caring carelang gagauan neng mangampanya la. They become too insensitive to
their constituents that they ask to vote for them.
Tucnang-tucnang la quing libutad dalan ring saken da at
lacad lacad quing libutad dalan ring digpa na ning mayap,
a balamu uari gueua rang parada ing pamangampanya ra
cabang e ra naman sucat daptan iti, nun inia sa’t ilang maguing sangca’na ning trapic at pangayantala da quing biyaji ring
bisa na rugung muli o retang palub pa mu caring carelang
obra! Pacabitasan yu mu naman nung nucarin ya ing pecamasanting a lugal nung nucarin yo daptan ring quecayung
pamangampanya. Dinan yu naman limitasyun ing oras yu
quing pamangampanya. E na balang bisang sumabi at libutad quing entabladu pabustan yung gauan da ita. Lulto na
co namang “jologs” at “barriotic” at maniglo quing quecayung pamangampanya! Bisa la namang painaua at matudtud ring aliuang residenti a alang balac bumotu quecayu at
masosora caring itsura yu!
Pang-apat sa mga tagubilin ko ay ito: Ulitan cu mu ing
“Lalo lang
lumilitaw
sa mga pagkatao at pagmumukha
ninyo ang
isa pang nakasusukang
katangian ng
mga pulitiko:
ang pagiging
PLASTIK!”
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Arming Pampanga farmers
Yesterday’s banner on this
paper showcased the graduation
of farmers in Pampanga Farmers’
Field School, a joint project spearheaded by the Provincial Government of Pampanga,
the
Department
of Agriculture and
the Department of
Agrarian Reform.
assumed office, she made sure
that one of her priorities would be
on the sector of agriculture to beef
up the yield of our farmers. Pampanga, being the center of the re-
“Unlike before,
farmers now often
have bigger inputs
with lesser outputs
due to some importation activities by
the national government. ”
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Pampanga,
while being rapidly urbanized, is
still an agriculture
province, with vast
tracks of farmlands
in most of its towns, tomas m. garcia
the reason why the
provincial governgion, is more prone to leavment, under the tutelage of Gov- ing behind farming to give way to
ernor Lilia Pineda, has its thrust commercialization and industrialiworking for farmers.
zation despite the fact that agriculture should never be de-prioritized.
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Undeniably, there are many
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farmers today who, without the supOne of the aims of having the
port of the government, are having Farmers’ Field School is to ima hard time sustain the backbone of prove agriculture production in the
the country that is the agriculture province. It provides free technical
sector. Unlike before, farmers now training for four months on modern
often have bigger inputs with lesser farm technology, irrigation system,
outputs due to some importation Palay check, corn farming and high
activities by the national govern- value crops production. It’s a packment.
age of sorts intended to boost agricultural production to the benefit of
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our farmers. It keeps our farmland
The Farmers’ Field School is workers be to cope up with modern
just one among the many supports technologies in farming.
of the Pampanga capitol on agriculture. Since Governor Pineda
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Some farmers never in their
life had the experience of having
such a training. It’s a way of arming
and equipping them with the latest farming technology which are
already extant in our neighboring
countries such as the rice-producing Thailand and Vietnam.
***
As a matter of trivia, many
farmers in the Asian region learned
farming technology and techniques
here in the Philippines when we
were once the biggest rice producer
in the region. Farmers from other
countries studied here in our land,
only for them to leave us in terms
of quality and quantity of their production.
***
Perhaps due to the lack of subsidies and support from the national government that many of our
farmers resorted to other activities,
leaving farming behind. The lack
of sustenance on our farming technologies also affected the volume of
our farm produce. It’s good that in
Pampanga, we have a local government that supports and augments
the needs of our farmers in their
farming.
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Pampanga farmers now have
the knowledge and capabilities they
need to further improve their rice
and corn production and other activities in their farmlands such as
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Social ‘chismis’
I had a small chat with my best
friends over the weekend. It was a rare
opportunity to us since all of us were
busy with each other’s chosen life and
career. We discussed every minute
detail there was to know in our lives.
From our simple needs to our multitude of wants. We talked about our
personal hang ups, our fantasies, the
unfulfilled dreams, our husbands and
ex boyfriends. We gossiped the latest
showbiz scoops of the Kris Aquino
and James Yap saga. We all agreed
that you could not have everything
good in your hands. Regardless how
much wealth you have, still life is not
a complete happiness. A part is still
missing. Contentment is underrated.
As we listened to each other’s crisis,
we could not subsume our irritation
on how some of our friends abuse the
power of social media. They use the
social network as their own personal
diaries. Everything is well documented in the social media. Imagine them
posting the food they cooked, their
newly painted nails, the famous places they went to and even to the extent
of informing their exact whereabouts
on a certain day just to be known. My
us on how we focused our attention
on other people business instead of
ours. His comment went straight to
our hearts. Well, to avoid seeing us
wounded by his comment, we automatically raised our defense by telling him that
almost all women find
pleasure in “chismis”. It is
a sort of diversion. It is a
cure for a monotonous and
boring life. And most of all
it is free of charge. To know
other’s success and misfortune is quite a stimulating
topic in every conversation
among peers. “Social chismis” is gratis. All you need
is an access from the internet. You could ascertain if
people in the world what
a person loves or hates the
they have achieved. As ELLEZ J. DAVIO
complicated world we live
the saying goes, “to each
in. Pictures posted in their
their own.”
We are all different from one an- walls are evidence of what transpired
other and we all like different things. in their lives for a certain period of
As we talked about the lives of some time. Comments in their walls are
people, my husband suddenly ap- source of information and curiosity.
peared and teased us on what we Thus, the beginning of “social chiswere doing. He labeled our discus- mis.” And I certainly love to spend
sion as “social chismis.” He mocked some of my time talking “chismis.”
best friends and I could not suppress
our laughter as we categorically place
our friends in our secret chronicle of
who’s who. Anyway, it is all part of
human nature, being a “chismosa”. It
was all girl’s talk. However, some people find
amusement by telling
others what they pull off
in their lives and deliberately notifying all the
“It is a cure for a
monotonous
and boring life.”
Now We
Know!
MAILI TA PA!
Romeo S. Rodriguez
Mebitin ya’y sister
Ating adwang madreng melili king dalan
E re atupan ing karelang payntunan
Angga king miras la king metung a lugal
‘ting adwang lalaking karin makatambay.
Kabang maglakad la ‘ting biglang sinutsut
Mebilis la takbang, salu ra kinabug
Dapot ding lalaki balu dong seluput
Pitunggalan dalang king dikut pengusut.
Pilan mung minutu ita nang linabas
Meganap ing bage nasa ding pangangas
E do penasakit minyad la pang tawad
Karing adwang madre agad nang mibablas.
At ngeni atino king kalye gagagad
Ban karetang adwa milaut nang agad
Ing metung a madre pane itang-askad
Kabang itang metung matulid ya lakad.
Ing matulid a lakad kitnan ne ing metung
Balamu daig ne melanat a dutung
“Anta bakit wari, ba’t mo urung sulung
King pamaglakad mu’t pane itang bulung.
Tinuknang ya pamu itang kayang kitnan
At saka mengurus ketang kayang kanwan
“Dios nya mu ing kaya mye kapatawaran
Uling e na balu ing kayang gagawan.”
Inya pala sister makanyan ka lupa
Anti kang melugi king milyari keka.
Uling miras keka balamu virgin ya
At ala yang balu king pemangawa na.
Nung akung kukutnan ala kung asabi
Ing mipunta kaku, tune yang lalaki
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Birthday gift
Today, former president and now Second District congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo will be celebrating her birthday inside the Veterans Memorial Medical
Center (VMMC), the same institution where she celebrated her Christmas (or was it New Year?) since being
held under hospital arrest.
The former president, for sure, will not miss the company of those who love her--among them Pampanga
officials, for they will surely visit the ailing congresswoman at the VMMC where she stayed for more than a
year. Greetings will come overflowing hopefully to give
her enjoyment even for a short time while confined in the
institution both for medical and political reasons.
Madam CGMA is suffering from a serious back problem that nearly took her life a few months ago, thus she
had to stay in the hospital for continuous medical treatment while being deprived of her freedom because of accusations that have yet to be proven true in court. Charges of plunder allegedly committed during her presidency
are being pressed by the government keeping her inside
the VMMC for so long.
to 2010 had been marred with
The congresswoman’s physical absence in her district controversies, is evidently trying
is now being taken advantage of by one of her rivals in the to use the same tactic that her
congressional race who is hoping to become the next lady former boss is using in the camsolon of the district though faring poorly in the different paign.
surveys conducted in their area.
If we can recall, Arroyo only
Atty. Vivian Dabu, the former provincial administra- got incarcerated after a year of
tor of former governor Eddie Panlilio, has
been reportedly making the rounds in the
“The congresswoman’s physical
district repeatedly lambasting the former
absence
in her district is now being
president with the same issues hurled
against her presidency. The lawyer canditaken advantage of by one of her Ambet Lacanlale
date is also allegedly telling the people of
rivals in the congressional race”
the district that Arroyo is not functioning
well as a congresswoman as the latter is
spending time in prison.
Dabu, our source said, is spreading words that CGMA her incumbency as congresswoman. Before that, the forhas not been seen by her constituents in 3 years since mer president has been actively making her own rounds
she was elected as congresswoman in 2010. The lawyer, in the district. In fact, she has visited all the barangays
whose own stint as provincial administrator from 2007
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Gitnang Luzon
APRIL 5-7, 2013
In behalf of the People of Candaba, we wish our dearest
Congresswoman a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY. We thank
you for being the beacon of love and care for
Pampangueños and the best example
of our Cabalens.
Your compassion for the poor and the sickly, your
strength and grace to accomplish your vision of a prosperous and peaceful Pampanga and your steadfast
dedication to public service continue to be an inspiration and encouragement for all of us in Candaba.
From the Municipality of Candaba and its
constituents, MASAYANG ALDO KEBAITAN,
CONG. GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO,
WE LOVE YOU.
Greetings from;
HON. JERRY PELAYO
Mayor-Candaba, Pampanga
Dakal pung salamat kekayu king egana-ganang lugud at masabal a gewa at peparamdam yu para karing tau Magalang.
Asahan yu ing kekaming lubus a suporta at tune lugud ngeni
at king daratang pang panaun a pamanugumpe yu king kekayung
bie anti mong diputado ning Kadwang Distrito.
On behalf of the people of Magalang, we wish you a blessed birthday where the love of God fills your spirit as you
celebrate your special day.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
CONG. GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO
ROMULO “ROMY” PECSON
Mayor – Magalang, Pampanga
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APRIL 5-7, 2013
SHOWBIZ 7
Alessandra De Rossi kasing-aktres
na nina Nora Aunor at Vilma Santos
KA-LEVEL na ni Alessandra de Rossi sina Nora Aunor at Vilma Santos ngayon
Noel Montes
dahil sa panalo niya bilang
best actress sa katatapos na
1st Asean International Film
Festival & Awards na ginanap
last March 28-30 sa Sarawak,
Malaysia.
Ito ang unang international acting award ng aktres
na hinirang dahil sa performance niya sa Cinemalaya
2012 movie niyang Sta. Nina.
Bukod kay Alex, win din ng best picture-drama ang nasabing movie pati na best supporting
actress si Anita Linda.
Hindi nga lang pinalad manalo ni Coco Martin, na siyang producer ng movie, pati na ang director nito na si Manny Palo.
Biggest surprise din ang panalo ni Bugoy
Cariño bilang best supporting actor para sa pelikulang Alagwa na pinagbidahan ni Jericho Rosales.
Dumalo si Echo sa awards night kasama ang
girlfriend. Ang aktor ang tumanggap sa award ni
Bugoy.
Pero gaya ng kanyang katauhan, normal
Central Buzz
lang kay Alex ang pagkapanalo.
“Back to normal ako after malaman ko na
ako ang winner, hahaha!” sambit ni Alessandra
nang ipa-interview ng manager niyang si Manny
Valera.
Sa totoo lang, grateful naman si Alex sa pagkakapanalo niya. Lalo siyang naging proud
bilang Pinoy dahil alam niyang matagal na
ring nag-i-struggle ang local movies.
“At least, makakapagbigay ako ng
inspirasyon sa iba,” rason niya sa natanggap na recognition.
’Yun nga lang, wala nang pag-asa
si Alex na mabigyan ng role na lalabas siyang maganda.
“Doon na lang ako sa abroad
dahil mas type nila ang maitim
na kagaya ko, hahaha! Mangarap man ako ng role na pinagaagawan ako ng dalawang
lalaki, hindi na matutupad
’yon dahil dito, ’pag hindi ka
maputi, hindi ka maganda,
hahaha! At least sa ibang
bansa, maganda ang tingin nila sa akin at winner
pa! Charot!” luka-lukang
bulalas ni Alessandra.
Ryzza Mae Dizon
youngest TV host
Magsisimula sa Monday, 11:30 a.m., ang The
Ryzza Mae Show, hosted ng ipinagmamalaki ni
Vic Sotto na pinakabata at pinakamaliit na TV
host ng bansa.
Produced din ito ng TAPE, Inc., at staff ng Eat
Bulaga ang nasa likod. Kapag nagkataon, magsisimula ng trend ang show at pagkuha ng batang host.
Tuwang-tuwa at naiiyak si Ryzza dahil natutupad
na raw ang mga pangarap niya. Sobrang masaya ang
bagets at inimbita ang viewers na manood ng kanyang
show na sabi’y maraming matututunan.
Makikipagkuwentuhan at makikipagkulitan daw
siya sa kanyang viewers.
Sabi ni Malou Choa-Fagar, today hanggang bukas
ang taping ni Ryzza ng pilot episode.
Suportado ang bagets ng mga taga-Eat Bulaga at
very proud sa kanya ang mga kasama.
Sid Lucero denies affair with Heart Evangelista
At least, nilinaw na ni Sid Lucero yung mga blind
items involving him and Heart Evangelista. Sa kumalat na tsismaks, umabot sa sexual ang relasyon
nilang dalawa ni Heart.
Mismong si Sid ang nag-deny sa tsismis na
nabanggit.
Aware si Sid Lucero sa kontrobersiyang kinasangkutan ni Heart Evangelista nitong bago mag-Holy
Week.
Itinanggi nga lang niya na nagkaroon sila
ng relasyon ng aktres nang magsama sila sa
drama series na Legacy.
“No! No! Friends lang kami!” tugon ni
Sid nang ungkatin ang isyu sa kinabibilangan niyang show na Love and Lies.
Unlike nu’ng hindi pa siya nagpapahinga na umiiwas sa press para sagutin ang issues sa kanya, nagagawa nang humalakhak
nang malakas ni Sid at sagutin ang mga issue na hindi niya sinasagot.
“Siguro stress lang noon. Ngayon,
fresh start na’t magiging tatay na!” rason
ng aktor.
Hindi naman itinanggi ng aktor na
naging unprofessional siya nu’ng time
na halos wala na siyang pahinga. Pero
mutual decision daw nila ng kanyang
manager ’yon.
Ngayong fully recharged na siya,
handa nang magtrabaho nang matino
ni Sid.
Krista Miller handang
harapin si Sunshine Cruz
HANDA siyang harapin si Sunshine Cruz dahil hindi siya
guilty.
Ito ang mariing sinabi ng baguhang si Krista Miller, ang
diumano’y third party sa maingay na hiwalayang Sunshine
at Cesar Montano, sa launching kamakalawa ng bago nitong show, Boracay Bodies, na magsisimulang umere sa
TV5 sa April 6, 9 p.m.
Pero nang tanungin sa open forum kung willing siyang
ibalik ang mga regalong sinasabi ni Sunshine sa Instagram,
nag-dialogue ito ng, “Ba’t ko isasauli, ’di naman sa kanya
’yon?”
“Palabiro lang po ako talaga, mahilig akong magbiro, kahit sa set,” paglilinaw ni Krista nang uriratin sa mataray na
pahayag sa one-on-one interview.
Ayon sa kanya, nirerespeto niya ang malungkot na pinagdaraanan ng mag-asawa at isa
siya sa mga umaasa na maayos ang lahat sa
tamang panahon.
Sey ni Krista, mas okey na siya ngayon
although inamin din niyang dumating siya
sa puntong muntik na siyang sumuko sa
nasabing kontrobersiya.
Nu’ng una raw, sinubukan niyang magpakatatag dahil bata pa lang, pangarap na
talaga niyang maging artista.
“Nu’ng una, pinilit kong kayanin, pero
darating ka rin sa point na bibigay ka, especially kung nadadamay na pati parents
mo,” turan niya.
Pero ang mga ito na rin daw ang nagbigay sa kanya ng lakas ng loob para muling lumaban at ngayon nga, unti-unti na
siyang nakaka-recover.
Masaya raw si Krista sa piling ng isang
lalaking karelasyon niya ng halos isang taon.
Non-showbiz daw ang guy, 29 years old
at very much aware sa itinakbo ng tsismis sa
kanila ni Cesar.
Tumanggi nga lang si Krista na pangalanan
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would be a good time to teach or guide others in matters of importance and not a time to dictate. You
may enjoy getting away from routine during your noon meal and, weather permitting, just enjoy the day.
People watching, listening to recorded music or feeding the birds may help you relax. A sense of humor
will help the afternoon move along nicely. An unlucky situation could occur if you involve yourself too
closely with an excessively friendly co-worker. Group activities this evening, whether social or sports
related, will be a high level of fun.
SM CITY SAN FERNANDO
Downtown | Cinema 1
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
MTRCB Rating: PG-13
11:40 AM | 2:00 PM | 4:20 PM | 6:40
PM | 9:00 PM
SM CITY SAN FERNANDO
Downtown | Cinema 2
The Host
MTRCB Rating: PG-13
12:45 PM | 3:30 PM | 6:15 PM |
9:00 PM
SM CITY SAN FERNANDO
Downtown | Cinema 3
It Takes A Man And
A Woman
11:00 AM | 1:30 PM | 4:00 PM |
6:30 PM | 9:00 PM
MARQUEEMALL | Cinema 1
The Host
MTRCB Rating: PG-13
12:55 PM | 3:40 PM | 6:25 PM | 9:10
PM
MARQUEEMALL | Cinema 2
The Croods
MTRCB Rating: GP
12:15 PM | 2:20 PM
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
MTRCB Rating: PG-13
4:30 PM | 6:55 PM | 9:20 PM
MARQUEEMALL | Cinema 2
G.I. Joe: Retaliation
MTRCB Rating: PG-13
12:40 PM | 3:20 PM | 6:00 PM
| 8:40 PM
MARQUEEMALL | Cinema 2
It Takes A Man And A Woman
11:50 AM | 2:15 PM | 4:40 PM | 7:05
PM | 9:30 PM
Robinsons Angeles Cinema 2
It Takes A Man And A Woman
12:30 PM | 2:50 PM | 5:10 PM | 7:40 PM
Robinsons Angeles Cinema 3
The Croods
MTRCB Rating: GP
12:30 PM | 2:40 PM
It Takes A Man And
A Woman
4:40 PM | 7:10 PM
Robinsons Angeles Cinema 4
The Host
MTRCB Rating: PG-13
12:30 PM | 2:50 PM | 5:10 PM | 7:40 PM
( Cinema schedules are subject to change without prior notice.)
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUN 21)
You do not mind performing those menial tasks that others despise. Your attitude today is cool, controlled and inventive. It is difficult to relax and enjoy others but once you are away from interruptions
you can concentrate and accomplish much. After work you can become quite outgoing and you easily
communicate and share your stories. Bargain hunting with friends later today is certainly a change of
pace from the working world--but fun as well. This may be a flea market or the beginning of a charity
drive done as a garage sale. Further, you may strengthen ties with an older member of your family by
chatting over a few antiques that you might have seen at this garage sale. This is a time in which you
may see the family circle increase in numbers.
CANCER (JUN 22- JUL 22)
Your desire to succeed is strong. This is a great time to be with others and to work as a team. A spur
of the moment caucus may not be where you want to be . . . you may feel like the powers that be could
send out a memo and that they are slowing your progress. The people that are above you know your
work and you will benefit from stopping your work to attend this meeting. You will be able to add some
insight to the discussion group and can assuage any panic that may be waiting to materialize. This
afternoon you are able to continue with your work and complete the goal you made for the day. At home
this afternoon you may express your inventive side. For now, you will be wise to reassess and regroup
when it comes to expenses.
LEO (JUL 23 - AUG. 23)
Cooking classes have always sounded like fun and when a co-worker asks if you would like to join up
this weekend on an adventure of cooking, you may decide that is just where you would like to be. In
the workplace today you have several opportunities to show off your skills. Solving technical problems
are easy tasks and several people may come to you for advice. You might increase your income if you
wanted to teach your skill to others within your company and have interns under you. You are in control
and able to guide yourself with ease. Your ambition is intensified now and you can express yourself well
through your improved vocabulary. A social setting this evening will surprisingly improve your professional standing via networking.
LIBRA (SEP. 23 - OCT. 23)
You may have ideas for improving work efficiency and health practices. You tend to communicate more
with co-workers this week and you may engage in a study for employment that is more lucrative. You
can trade, sell, close a deal or negotiate an agreement. If you have been considering signing a contract
or entering into a partnership, it’s a good time now to pull in the professionals for a little professional
advice. Entertainment and play activities with children increase during this weekend. You will find this
a perfect time to teach them to think in logical ways to make solving tasks fun. Appreciation of art and
music increases. It is a good time to be more active socially. Go to a party or reception with your mate.
SCORPIO (OCT. 24- NOV. 21)
Do not worry too much about what others think about your work or abilities just now. You will be able
to achieve quite a lot today. An emphasis on close relationships and a preoccupation with ideas of
fairness and harmony are part of the mental cycle you have just begun. The need to enjoy your work
and have others respect your working space so that you can be productive may take on a great deal
of importance to you now. Later this afternoon you may decide to ride your bicycle with the neighbors
and get a little exercise. You may be considering a membership to a club so that you can exercise in an
indoor pool. After the evening meal you may agree to help a friend or young adult with some research
or perhaps some type of calculations.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22 - DEC. 21)
You will work better with, than without, a partner today. Group participation may be cut short this morning in order to hurry along some project. You will be rewarded for your efforts and your helpful attitude
will not go unnoticed. On the financial level you could lose money as fast as you accumulate it, so be
frugal in your expenses. Be cautious as well in any enterprise that would cause you to increase your
debts. This is a time when it is best to listen to all those around you before making a decision. Do not
become preoccupied with one idea and accept it as gospel. Consider all sides of an issue. Teaching,
learning, communicating and social contact have a way of outlining new directions in your life. Work at
keeping domestic harmony.
CAPRICORN (DEC. 22 - JAN 19)
You are extremely talkative today and when you give a report or a presentation you look forward to
the question-answer time because you have done your homework. This is a most favorable time to
exchange ideas and seek out new ventures. Ambition is intensified. You have a list of item for your
shopping list and considering the weather or the itinerary for this weekend, you may decide to get the
shopping done this evening. Hard to find items just seem to fall into your hands . . . now . . . if products
were on sale it would really be your day. They are not, but it gives you fresh ideas on new projects at
your own workplace that you are sure will pull in some good money. You may have to do some planning
before you mention your idea.
AQUARIUS (JAN. 20 - FEB. 18)
You visualize the end result of some project today and find just the right things to do in order to create
this ending. Others could learn from your technique of working. A last-minute deadline could foil plans
to get away early, but with concentration you can accomplish your goal and still leave work on time. This
afternoon you have the opportunity to be working with young people, possibly in a volunteer situation.
Some planetary positions may encourage you to become more sensitive to the needs of others. You
will be successful in finding a positive activity or outlet for a young person that is very active. By tonight,
your attitude and the matters of the day will have calmed considerably. There are good indications
finances will have an upward turn.
PISCES (FEB. 19 - MAR. 20)
There is a tendency to be too strict with yourself today, to insist that whatever does not contribute to security
and other long-term goals is trivial. Your ambition is intensified. Don’t be afraid to speak up for what you
want. You are usually the peacemaker and can overextend yourself in helping others, but today is for you. It
is time to speak up for yourself--you will be most persuasive. This could mean a raise, receiving a new piece
of equipment, or purchasing a new chair, etc. You may want to break up your usual routine and try something different after work today. Be careful not to spend excessively--you will be pleased with the results of
your decision. A loved one wants some time with you later. You are playful and fun to be with this evening.
Headline
Gitnang Luzon
APRIL 5-7, 2013
LAZATIN from Page 1
Lazatin personally delivered to the City College
of Angeles (CCA) the check
to be used as advance payment for the tuition fees of
300 scholars.
CCA President Averell
Laquindanum met Lazatin
and told him about the presentandincomingnumberof
students in the city’s college.
Laquindanum,
however, said the check can
only be received by the city
treasurer.
Lazatin later brought
the check to City Treasurer
Juliet Quinsaat at the city
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TOWARDS THE LIGHT from Page 4
hall compound in Barangay Pulung Maragul.
As stipulated in Special
Allotment Release Order
No. SARO-2013-GO1289T,
dated February 27, 2013,
P2.1 million from Lazatin’s
Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) will
be allocated to CCA for the
benefit of some 372 scholars of the college.
Providing aid to financially-incapable students is
a long-standing program of
Lazatin and, since assuming office as First District
Representative in 2007, he
has allocated portions of his
PDAF to different schools
in the First District of Pampanga, including Pampanga
Agricultural College, Jose C.
Feliciano College, New Era
University, AMA Computer
Learning Center, Holy Angel University, University of
the Philippines Pampanga,
Republic Central Colleges,
and Angeles University
Foundation.
Since June 2012, Lazatin
asked the Department of
Budget and Management
(DBM) to allocate funds for
CCA. The request, however,
was denied since the college is not yet accredited by
the Commission on Higher
Education (CHED).
Currently running for
city mayor, Lazatin said that
once elected into office, one
of his programs will be freeing the tuition fee of indigent
students of CCA and providing tuition fee subsidy to
other deserving students.
During his nine-year
term as City Mayor from
1998 to 2007, Lazatin allocated about P4 million a
year for 500 scholars taking up four-year courses. ●
PAMINTUAN from Page 1
yet to build at that time. But just the
same, we express our appreciation,”
he added.
“From 2010, Lazatin would have
already channelled P30 million from
his PDAF to the city college as he
promised,” the city administrator
said.
Pamintuan also recalled that Lazatin, who was an ally of Mayor Pamintuan, also promised P10 million
for the Ospital Ning Angeles (ONA)
but only actually gave P500,000 so
far after three years from 2010.
Lazatin, accompanied by his chief
of staff IC Calaguas and a slew of
photographers and mediamen, personally delivered the P2.1-million
check to the Angeles City treasurer’s
office yesterday morning.
Also reacting to the Lazatin contribution to the city college, former
barangay chairman Aymer Alvarado
of Sto. Cristo said that Lazatin’s donation to the city college scholarship
fund will not erase the culpability of
Lazatin in the illegal disposition of
the latter’s PDAF funds as he alleged
in a case he filed against the congressman.
“Dapat lang natin siya pasalamatan. Pero di mabubura ng kanyang
donasyon ang mga naunang iligal na
donasyon niya sa institusyong pagaari ng kanyang pamilya,” he said.
Earlier,
Alvarado
formally
charged Lazatin before the Ombudsman for graft because he allegedly
channelled part of his PDAF to the
Republic Central Colleges, a school
owned by the congressman’s family.
Alvarado insisted Lazatin “violated the law” in making a familyowned institution as beneficiary to
his pork barrel funds. ●
BIRTHING STATION from Page 1
birth station),” the governor said.
The provincial government has also provided for the
medical equipment and supplies of the birthing station
with the assistance of Department of Health (DOH).
The governor has also brought with her the department
heads of the provincial government who discussed the
programs on livelihood, employment and social welfare.
Geline Regala, a mother and small entrepreneur here,
said she thanked the governor for giving the resettlement
a taste of her health service and community improvement
and development project.
“Maragul yang saup ing birthing station karing manganak keti. Ali mu ita, sopan na la naman deng pamilyang
alang panakitan o ditak mu kapanakitan. Ita lalawen ming
maragul a utang a lub (This birthing station is of big help to
the pregnant mothers especially those families who have
no or less source of income. We really appreciate this project),” Regala added. ●
CL FARMERS from Page 1
members of the Armed Forces of the
Philippines (AFP) and the United
States of America Army.
In Central Luzon, military exercises are to be held April 5 to 17 in Subic
Bay in Zambales, Camp O’ Donnell
and Crow Valley in Tarlac province
and Fort Magsaysay Military Reservation in Laur town, Nueva Ecija.
Aside from AMGL, Anakpawis
Partylist, Central Luzon Ayta Association (CLAA), Timpuyog Katutubo
– Nueva Ecija and Katribu Partylist
– Central Luzon have also expressed
opposition to Balikatan.
Farmers groups said that military
exercises launched by the US and AFP
continue to affect the livelihood of
farmers, indigenous peoples and fish-
erfolk, and threaten the safety of their
communities.
“During these exercises, farmers,
indigenous peoples and fisherfolk are
prohibited to attend their farms or go
fishing. Subic Bay is a source of livelihood for fisherfolk communities in
Zambales towns, Camp O’ Donnell
and Crow Valley are lands cultivated
by Aeta communities, Fort Magsaysay
are cultivated by low-land and Igorot
farmers. Their livelihood and safety
are always threatened during these
military exercises as they use liveround ammunitions and ordnance,”
Canlas said.
‘Staging Ground’
Aside from threatening the liveli-
hood of local farmers, Canlas said the
upcoming Balikatan exercises pose
risk of allowing the United States
armed forces to practically use the region and the country as a military base
or a staging ground of its war of aggression against China or North Korea.
The farmer groups said that the exercises are also intended to secure US
interests in the region and the whole
country. They said that Central Luzon is aimed to be a “growth corridor,”
where networks of super-highways
are to be constructed to accelerate the
plunder of the country’s natural resources, while converting productive
agricultural lands mainly to adapt to
the needs of foreign and local big businesses. ●
QUAKE from Page 1
DRUG PEDDLER from Page 2
PHILVOLCS said Baler felt the strongest tremor at intensity 5.4 magnitude.
Tremors were also experienced at intensity 4 in Palayan City, Cabiao,
Bongabon and San Jose in Nueva Ecija; Santiago City in Isabela; intensity 3
in Tarlac City, Cabanatuan City, Dagupan City, Cauayan City in Isabela, Infanta in Quezon, Mandaluyong City, Quezon City, Taguig City; Pasay City and
Antipolo City;
Intensity 2 in San Clemente Tarlac, Aglipay and Maddela in Quirino province; Manila City, Malolos City, Bulacan; and intensity 1 in Clark, Pampanga
and Makati City.
PHIVOLCS said aftershocks were expected but no damages, fatalities or
injuries were reported. ●Froilan E. Magtoto
sisted but was easily subdued and arrested.
Confiscated from the Pingol was
a heat-sealed transparent plastic sachet containing shabu.
Balilo was able to escape with the
marked money used in the operation.
A case of violation of the AntiDangerous Drug Law will be filed
against the two suspects, police said.
●
UPPERCUT from Page 5
in the district, which Dabu may not
have done so within her three years
as provincial administrator.
Even when Arroyo finally got
temporary liberty when she was
allowed to go out on bail, she was
in Pampanga to visit her constituents. Maybe Dabu was not watching the television nor was reading
the newspapers that she failed to
see GMA wearing her spinal brace
in the visitations.
Her illness notwithstanding,
Arroyo was also active during the
calamities. She busied herself giving out relief goods with Governor
Lilia Pineda to the flood-affected
Kapampangans.
When she was still President,
looking after the whole country,
Arroyo was in the province, particularly in the Second District almost every week.
That working attitude of the former president is just enough to belie
Dabu’s claim that CGMA was not felt,
much less seen, by her constituents.
The lawyer should fire her researchers or speech writers all at once.
Dabu also alleged that CGMA
never delivered her Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF)
worth P70 million per year.
A check with Arroyo’s district
office also belies Dabu’s accusation.
The congresswoman, though her
allocations were delayed by the national government, was able to provide the services to almost every
barangay in the district.
It is no wonder that all the local
officials in the district have been
thanking Arroyo for the assistance
that the congressional district has
been giving to the towns and barangays. With the former president
failing to personally deliver the projects as she is kept under arrest, her
son, partylist congressman Mikey
Arroyo serves as her messenger to
implement the congresswoman’s
programs and projects.
Scholarship grants, waiting
sheds, financial assistance to the
poor, school-buildings and roads
are only some of those projects
funded by CGMA’s congressional
office. These are not included in Dabu’s list when talking to the people.
“That’s very politics,” a former
mayor friend of columnist Bong Lacson might say.
If Dabu, like Panlilio, cannot
focus their campaign on their
own accomplishments--if any-they should refrain from spreading lies to advance their interests.
That’s traditional politics that they
claimed to be fighting against. ●
paquisabi cung a’ini a minuna cu nang asulat caring metung
cung articulu. ICAYUNG CANDIDATU, LINISAN YU SANA
ING ANGGANG QUINALAT YU CARING QUECAYUNG
PAMANGAMPANYA AT CARING GUINAMIT YU QUING
CABILUGAN A JALALAN!
E yu no sana dirinatan pang calupa yu ring lugal da ring
quecayung sasacupan. Paca-siguraduan yu sanang linisan yu
la ring quecayung calat caibat na ning elecsiun, mesambut co
man o miniambut. Nung ing simpling bagueng a yan cacalinguan yung daptan, macananu yu lang acumbinsi ring quecayung sasacupan a apanaligan da cayu caring programang
pengacu yung daptan?
Pang-lima sa aking mga tagubilin ay ito: HUWAG NA
SANA NINYONG IDAMAY PA ANG MGA PATAY AT ANG
MGA BIRTHDAYS AT ANG DIYOS O SIMBAHAN LALO
NA ANG MGA KAPARIAN SA DUMING IKINAKALAT
NINYO SA TUWING SASAPIT ANG HALALAN!
Matutunan niyo sana na ang mga lamay ay iginagalang
at hindi dapat hinahaluan ng kahit ano pa mang bahid ng
pulitika. Kapag kayo ba ang namatay (sana nga agad-agad),
gusto niyo bang gawing political gathering ang lamay ninyo?
Iwasan ninyo ang mangampanya sa mga lamay at birthdays
at sa mga pagtitipong pan-relihiyon o pansimbahan, at sana
rin ang mga kaparian ay huwag magpagamit sa mga kandidato at ipagamit ang pulpito kapalit ng guwapong donasyon
para sa simbahan nila at sa kanila mismo! E na co lumaut
canian caring puliticung a ren potang macanian ing quecayung depatan, among! Bawasan din naman sana ninyo ang
sobrang kapal ng mukha at kawalan ng hiya sa mga ganitong
okasyon. Give to Ceasar what is due to Ceasar and to God
what is to God. Ang mga tinukoy kong okasyon ay pribadong
masyado at lalo na kung pampamilya lang talaga at pangmagkakamag-anak lamang ang pagtitipon, sana igalang
ninyo ang pagiging pribado at sagrado ng mga okasyong pinupuntahan ninyo at huwag na ninyong dalhin pa sa mga nasabing okasyong ito ang isang mabaho at maruming pulitika.
At ang pinaka-huli sa mga tagubilin ko ay ito: SANA HINDI
KAYO HUMABOL SA PUWESTONG INAASAM NINYONG
MAPANALUNAN NANG DAHIL LAMANG SA PANSARILING MGA INTERES AT LAYUNIN O NAISIN.
Huwag naman sana ninyong gawing hanap-buhay ang
pulitika o ang dapat sana ay isang matapat na paglilingkod
sa taong bayan. Huwag na ninyong gawing palabigasan ang
inyong mga tanggapan. Maawa naman kayo sa taong-bayan.
Maawa naman kayo sa inyong mga nasasakupan. Kung marami na rin naman kayong nanakaw sa loob ng ilang taong
panunungkulan ninyo, awat na…tama na. Pagbabayaran
niyo rin naman lahat ng ninakaw ninyo eh, hindi man dito sa
buhay na ‘to, pero tiyak, sa kabilang buhay ang paniningil ng
tadhana sa inyo. Matakot sana kayo sa Diyos kung naniniwala pa kayo sa Kanya. Mahalin sana ninyo at pahalagahan ang
dangal ng inyong mga puwestong inaasam mapanalunan.
Pakiusap lang, mga kandidato ng bayan kong mahal. ●
iWRITE from Page 5
vegetable and high-value
crops production. They are
now armed with technological innovations on farming
that will surely boost their
production and income.
***
Being one who came from
a farming family, I am likewise
thankful for the attention that
the provincial government
and some national government agencies are giving to the
farmers of Pampanga.
***
For other opinions,
comments,
suggestions
or adverse reactions, you
may reach iWrite at 09184899920. ●
SHOWBIZ from Page 7
ang lalaki dahil ayaw daw niya itong ma-involve pa sa isyu.
“Sobrang love pa rin niya ako...ang landi!” bungisngis
niya.
Kung meron man daw siyang magandang napulot sa lahat ng nangyari, ito ay ang patunayang hindi niya kailangan
manggamit o gumawa ng issue para lang sumikat o mapagusapan.
Hindi raw siya thankful sa issue ng Cesar-Sunshine dahil
bilib siya sa sarili at talento niya.
Maasim na hirit pa ng Media Production graduate ng Assumption College, “Kaya kong pasikatin ang sarili ko gamit
ang talento ko.”
As for Sunshine, labis daw ang paghanga ni Krista sa ginawa nito dahil “kung strong ako, mas strong siya!”
Nilinaw din niya na wala na silang communication ni Cesar mula nang matapos ang shooting at promo ng pinagsamahan nilang pelikula, ang Alfredo Lim Story.
Imposible raw ang pagkaka-link sa kanila dahil bantaysarado siya ng inang lagi niyang kasama sa lahat ng lakad
niya.
Samantala, kasama ni Krista sa Boracay Bodies, ang
bagong reality show ng TV5, sina Joross Gamboa, Ethel Booba, Brent Javier, Victor Silayan, Wendy Alvarez, Luke Jickain
at Helga Krapf.
Ang dating Kapamilya talent na si Phoemela Barranda,
na ngayo’y isa nang Kapatid, ang
host ng show na susunod sa magiging buhay ng walong celebrity
contestants na maghaharap-harap
at maglalaban-laban sa iba’t ibang
challenge at task para tanghaling Ultimate Party Girl at Ultimate
Party Boy at mag-uwi ng premyong
P500,000. ●
VOLUME I • NO. 143 • APRIL 5-7, 2013 • FRIDAY - SUNDAY
Mitmung tula king pusu at kapasalamatan king Guinu ing kekaming panamdaman ngening
kayaldawan ning kekang pangabayit, kekaming kaluguran a Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Ing kekang serbisyu kareng Kapampangan at mabilug ang bansang Pilipinas, mamiyeng inspirasyun kekami para lalu kaming magpursigi a itas mi ing pamibiye-biye da reng kekatamung
kabalen. Ini ing pepakit mu kekami at iya naman ing buri ming pakyapusan para keng ikasaplala ning Pampanga.
Panalangin mi ing gabayan naka ning Mayupaya keng kekang nanumang balak at laban keng
biye.
Dakal pung Salamat at Masayang Kebaitan, Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo!
Hon. Lilia ‘Nanay’ Pineda
Governor of Pampanga
Dennis ‘Delta’ Pineda
Candidate for VICE GOVERNOR