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SEPTEMBER 2014 L ittle M anila Confidential Manny. Yanga . Runs Trustee Small for Married Towns People Live Longer Boom Transforming Secondary Cities as Centers of Trade and Industry is critical to Economic Growth JOSIE DE LEON SAM The New face Pinto Of Aranas Life At Story Inside about Aranas and Josie de Leon Fast Forward Cars and Jeepneys sit in traffic at a junction in front of the Iloilo Provincial Capitol building, seat of the provincal government, in Iloilo, Panay Island, Remember...? Balikbayan Boxes Philippines. May Be Delayed ILOILO, Philippines - Jennifer Ann Palmares- Fong has come home. Fifteen years after leaving Iloilo in the Philippines for the bright lights of MANILA -The “ber” months continue to avoid Manila due to Manila, she and her friends have been lured back – from September to December – lack of space in the Port of Manila as her once-quiet hometown is transformed. are supposed to be peak season for (POM) and Manila International “Never in my wildest dreams did I expect there importers. Container Port (MICP). would be these developments mushrooming all Not this year. She pointed out that a drop in over,” Palmares-Fong, 32, said as she prepared Importation of food is unlikely the number of imported goods is to take clients to view a site for new $57,000 to increase in volume in the “ber” expected since many shipments condominiums. “It used to be a sleepy place, now months due to the continuing port from Singapore, China, and Hong at night it’s all lights.” congestion, a group of truckers, Kong have yet to reach Manila Iloilo, an hour’s flight south of Manila, is at importers and brokers said. ports. “They don’t want to go here the center of the country’s biggest provincial “There is no peak season that simply because of the delay in transformation since independence in 1945 we are expecting,” said Aduana Business Club President Mary BALIKBAYAN SMALL TOWNS BOOM See on Page 4 Zapata, noting that foreign vessels continued on page 21 continued on page 22 UN Ordered Peacekeeprs to Star Gerald Anderson Surrender Weapons Was At Taste of Last month, Filipino and Fijian peacekeepers were given the Manila same order to surrender their weapons to Syrian rebels. Who Singers Inah made the right choice? Canlapan, Maria MANILA, Philippines – Peacekeeping Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) Panaligan Commander Lieutenant General Iqbal Singha, based and forces from two countries were caught on various reports in Fiji. Monarie in a similar situation, and were given the “At no stage in an operation would I expect any Ocray same order by their overall commander. of my officers not to follow the decisions of the first pose commander....The Filipinos chose to do so and the with Each took a different path – one defied Philippines government has supported them for Kapamilya it and the other followed – leading to having chosen that path,” Tikoitoga said in new star Gerald different outcomes. interview defending the surrender. The situation of the Anderson at Fijians was being compared to the Filipinos who were the first Fiji’s Army Chief Brigadier General Mosese Filipino street Tikoitoga revealed in various interviews that the PEACEKEEPING detained 45 Fijian peacekeepers, in fact, surrendered festival Taste to the Syrian rebels following the orders of United continued on page 23 of Manila. SEPTEMBER 2014 SEPTEMBER 2014 L. M. Confidential 1 Basta Toyota, sa Scarborough na! 0% Finance eg. $10,000 financed over 36/48 at 1.9%/0% months equals monthly payment of $285.99/$208.33. COB $295.64/$0. OAC. 2 L. M. Confidential SEPTEMBER 2014 SEPTEMBER 2014 TCDSB Ward 7 Trustee Candidate DOLOROSA CANADA Manny Yanga Reaches Out To Formal Dinner, Filipino Community Leaders By Tony San Juan Dance & Mutya Presentation In a purposeful and plausible strategic move, community leaders present readily endorsed Emmanuel “Manny” Yanga , candidate for and enthusiastically expressed their collective September 12 • TCDSB Trustee of Ward 7 in the North York support to Yanga’s candidacy. Admirably, those Friday 5:30pm & Scarborough areas, hosted and met with who lend moral and financial support include his supporters, friends, relatives and business Manny’s fellow Knights and Lions of the Q-SSIS Banquet associates at a special “Meet-the-Candidate” Scarborough Knights of Rizal and Toronto Hall Dinner Event on August 28, 2014 at Casa Kapuso Lions Club respectively as well as his Manila, North York. colleagues in the Filipino business community. The hearty occasion, which is a fundraiser, Among the notable personalities present were was in accord with Yanga’s desire and purpose of : Mario Alpuerto, Joey Baking, Larry Bercasio, engaging the attendee-leaders to Popoy & Ligaya Cana, Pons & Mitz Canlas, promote his campaign Jess De Francia, Jimmy & Bing Marasigan, Bert Julie Anne wants to write a song for platform and & Nellie Mondragon, Placido Minique, Joe the Royal Couple’s wedding plans to achieve Nolasco, Deacon Bob & Jeanette Rosales, Rollie reasonable Sagurit, George Samson, Tony & Joy San Juan, Sunud-sunod na ang mga pinagkakaabalahan ng dalawa to make sure na smooth sailing ang darating nilang kasal sa December 30. success in his political and Emil Zarris, Sr. Kamakailan lang nakipag-meet ang Kapuso Primetime quest. FilCan soprano Lilac Cana and tenor King at Queen kay Fr. Aris Sison, ang rector ng Immacu- With elan and Emil Zarris, Jr. provided the evening’s much- late Conception Cathedral sa Cubao. Kasama rin sila sa pride , many of the applauded opera-music renditions. Deacon Bob bagong music video ng Rivermaya na may pamagat na “Tayo lang dalawa.” Kitang-kita na nag-enjoy sila kaya Filipino Canadian Rosales started the event with a stirring homily maraming fans ang nagkomento na tila pre-nuptial video and very encouraging remarks. na ito ng magkasintahan. Para sa Asia’s Pop Sweetheart With his charming wife, the former Elizabeth na si Julie Anne San Jose, kung mabibigyan daw siya ng pagkakataon na Polintan Quiazon, Yanga acknowledged to mag-suggest ng wedding song para sa Royal Couple, mas pipiliin daw ng his guests his profound thanks and outlined Kapuso singer na sumulat ng original composition. Aniya, “Perfect wedding song, if siguro given the chance na ako ‘yung convincingly his priorities once afforded the kumanta siguro own composition or magko-compose ako, kasi like since opportunity to work and serve as a Trustee mga idol ko naman sila ‘di ba and sobrang hinahangaan ko sila ng sobra at TCDSB-Canada’s largest Catholic talaga.” school board and to promote and support Tinuturing din ni Julie Anne na inspiration sina Dingdong at Marian dahil sa outlook nila sa life at wagas nilang pagmamahalan sa isa’t-isa. meaningful Catholic education policies and “Sa lahat ng bagay actually, and I love the way, how they perceive academic programs to ensure meaningful life, ‘tsaka ‘yung positive outlook nila. Parang they don’t care no matter student success and performance. what people say as long as masaya silang dalawa, nagmamahalan silang ( Tony San Juan,OCT • dalawa, parang siguro it would be nice if a composition, a new song [for [email protected]) their wedding] would do.” SEPTEMBER 2014 SEPTEMBER 2014 L. M. Confidential 3 Remember Mario Montenegro Naku ha! by Jose Baking From Real-Life War Hero To Reel Hero LMConfidential.com TRUCK BAN HITS AQUINO Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada Truck Ban Puts Aquino’s Power In Question according to an influential Japanese publication. Aquino’s economic miracle will be derailed if Estrada, whom he is trying to sabotage politically manages to slow the economy because of the ruck ban. Containers will be unable to get out of the docks. Goods cannot come in and out. It will make Estrada look more powerful than him. And now, with traffic becoming a mess, President Aquino is looking bad as the truck ban becomes a traffic mess. Not looking good. Taste of Manila is Deliciously or later. Independence Day is June 12 which fell on a Thursday this year. That is marked by flag-raising Successful by different organizations on different city halls, I am shocked! And Happy! provincial and federal buildings. The visitor said that The number of people who flocked to the Taste they hold the celebration on the day of Independence of Manila street festival is simply astounding. The itself, that’s it. If that is the case, our summer will be organizers only expected around 2000-5000. City said so boring. around 20,000 came. I thought they were just going to close one northbound block of Bathurst from Wilson Mario Montenegro (born Roger Collin Macalalag; July 25, to Southborne Ave, the length of No-Frills parking lot To The Russian Crime Ring That Stole 1928 – August 27, 1988) was a Filipino film actor best known but they closed it up to Allingham Gardens, around Those 1.2M Password 400m, based on my search on google map. If they can for his heroic leading roles. Can you tell me what my password is for twit- keep this up, it will be Toronto’s answer to Mississauga’s Montenegro was born in Pagsanjan, Laguna to a Filipino ter? I have 3 followers. Fiesta ng Kalayaan which has been going strong for 3 father and a French mother. years now, if I am not mistaken. Montenegro was a student at the University of the Philip- Let us keep this festival going strong. To the hacker of Apple’s Icloud Please release my nude compromising pictures with pines upon the invasion of the Philippines by Japan during Jennifer Lawrence all over the internet. If you don’t I World War II. At the age of fourteen, he joined the armed resis- Mabuhay Festival is Colorful will release my inner Liam Neeson, hunt you down, tance against the Imperial Japanese Army as a member of the Unfortunately, PIDC’s Mabuhay festival was also tie you up, tape your eyelids open and make you Hunters ROTC guerilla unit.
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