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2013 PROFILE OF SENATORIAL CANDIDATES Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy ALCANTARA, SAMSON S. -He is engaged in active law practice since 1958 -Will participate in the crafting and and currently a retained counsel of several teachers passage of laws relating to social Page | 1 -Graduated: Bachelor of Laws, and allied workers unions. justice. Manuel L. Quezon University-School - He is the National President of Social Justice of Law (placed 3rd in the Bar Society, and the Founding Chairman and President -Will push for the legislation of the Examinations, 1957) of ABAKADA GURO Party-list, a teachers’ party-list. Teacher’s Code and a Teacher’s Bank similar to Veteran’s Bank that will -Party: Social Justice Society, -Awardee, Outstanding Abrenian Award in 2005 and protect and uphold the interests of the National President (SJS) the Achiever’s Award given by the Manuel L. educators. Quezon University in 2007 and an Outstanding Alumnus of the Manuel L. Quezon University School Stand on Issues: of Law in 2009 -Political Dynasty: Against -Taught in various Law Colleges in Metro Manila Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy ANGARA, JUAN EDGARDO -Campaign Staff & Legislative Researcher, Office of -Working for the passage of the “Sonny” Senator Angara (Summer 1998, 1997 & 1995) following bills: -Associate Attorney (Litigation Department), Abello o Free College Entrance Exam -Born in Manila Concepcion Regala & Cruz (ACCRA) Law Office o Crime Prevention Committee in -Married to Elvira Echauz. They have (2001-2003) Schools three children. -Deputy Minority Leader, House of Representatives o Teacher's Salaries -Graduated: BS Economics, London -Lone District, Aurora Province (2004-present) o Kasambahay Bill School of Economics; Bachelor of o Anti-bullying Laws, University of the Philippines; -Some of the bills authored which enacted into law: o Freedom of Information Master of Laws, Harvard Law School, o PERA Law (Personal Equity Retirement o National Student Loan Program Harvard University Account) o School Modernization o Magna Carta of Women o Cybercrime Prevention -Party: Laban ng Demokratikong o Civil Aviation Act; Tourism Act Pilipino (LDP) o National Cultural Heritage Law Stand on Issues: o Renewable Energy Law -Divorce: Against o Tax Relief For Minimum Wage Earners Law -Freedom of Information: Pro o Real Estate Investment Trust Law -RH Law: Pro o Juvenile Justice Law -Sin Tax Law: Pro o Salary Standardization Law -Framework Agreement on Bangsamoro: Pro Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy AQUINO, PAOLO BENIGNO “Bam” -Commissioner-at-large, National Youth Commission -Advocated for Reproductive Health Bill IV (2001) -Chairperson, National Youth Commission (2003) -Seeks to improve the government’s -Born in Manila -President of MicroVentures, Inc. (current) conditional cash transfer or the -Married to Mary Fatima Gomez. -President of the TAYO (Ten Accomplished Youth Pantawid Pamilya Program. -Graduated: BSC in Management Organizations) Awards Foundation, the country’s Engineering, Ateneo de Manila premier youth award-giving body for youth -His platform will be focused on University (Summa Cum Laude) organizations (current) generating jobs, matching the curriculum with the needs of industries, -Party: Liberal Party (LP) Awards: and making it easier to do business in o Young Global Leader by the World Economic the Philippines in order to support the Compiled by Christian Convergence for Good Governance Forum and was chosen to be part of Asia micro-enterprises and generate even Society’s pioneer batch of Asia 21 Fellows more jobs and livelihood. (2006) o Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines Stand on Issues: (TOYM) in the category Social Enterprise and -Divorce: Against Community Development (2010) -RH Law: Pro o Asian Social Entrepreneur of the Year by the -Sin Tax Law: Pro Page | 2 World Economic Forum’s Schwab Foundation for Social Enterprises (2011) o Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World (2012) Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy BELGICA, GRECO ANTONIOUS - City Councilor of Manila (2004-2007) who served -Advocates for higher income as Chairman of Committee on Economic opportunities; less government -Born in Manila Development and as Chairman, Committee on deduction; Flat Tax of not more than -Married to Nina Rizzi Concepcion Police, Peace and Order Fire and Public Safety. 10% of individual or corporate income Velasco. They have two kids. - Board Member, Anti-Drugs Administrative Board of only. -Graduated: (Bachelor’s Degree) Manila -Strict implementation of RA 9165 The Marketing & Management, San Beda - Executive Director, Dangerous Drugs Board Dangerous Drugs Act College; (Post-graduate studies) - President, Yeshua Change Agents Association, -Limit government intrusion in trade International Trade and Commerce, Inc. and the free market. University of California, Berkely, USA Stand on Issues: -Party: Democratic Party of the -K-12 Program: Against Philippines (DPP) -Decentralization: Pro Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy BINAY, MARIA LOURDES NANCY -Deputy Secretary-General of UNA -She is looking to provide homes and -Helping out her parents in Makati and the Vice safety to everyone in need, addressing -Married. She has four children. President in his housing programs key problems in the housing sector and -Graduated: Bachelor’s degree in rectifying issues to ensure that there is Tourism, University of the Philippines a sustainable and reliable poverty database system which would help to -Party: United Nationalist Alliance identify beneficiaries. (UNA) -She would want to see more rights given to children and measures undertaken to ensure the safety and health of even the most at risk kids. Stand on Issues: -Divorce: Against Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy CASIÑO, TEODORO “Teddy” A. -Public Information Director, Kilusang Mayo Uno -His platform is about the right to live Labor Center (1994-1998) decently through affordable means and -Born in Davao City -Columnist, Business World (1995-2004) quality governance through -Married to Ruth Cervantes. -Secretary General, Bagong Alyansang Makabayan accountability: -Graduated: AB Sociology, University (1999-present) o Power to the people of the Philippines-Los Baños -Commissioner, EDSA People Power Commission o Fight for good governance (2001-2003) o Develop a pro-Filipino economy Compiled by Christian Convergence for Good Governance -Party: Makabayang Koalisyon ng -Party-list representative, Bayan Muna o Lift the majority of the people from mga Mamamayan House of Representatives (2004-present) poverty -Chairman, Committee on Small Business and o Protect the environment Entrepreneurship Development; Senior Vice- o Build far foreign relations Chairperson, Committee on Higher and Technical th o Defend democratic and human Education (15 Congress – July 2010 to June 2013) rights Page | 3 o Promote nationalist and Principal author of four laws: progressive culture The Public Attorneys Act of 2007 (R.A. 9406) o o Uphold women’s rights and gender o The Tax Relief Act of 2009 (R.A. 9504) equality o The Rent Control Act of 2009 (R.A. 9653) o Advance the peace process o The Anti-Torture Act of 2009 (R.A. 9745) Stand on Issues: -RH Law: Pro -Cybercrime Law: Pro -Sin Tax Law: Against Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy CAYETANO, ALAN PETER -House Representative, Lone District of Taguig- -Advocates for Freedom of Information Pateros (1998-2007) Bill in the 15th Congress (July 2010 to -Born in Mandaluyong City -Awardee, Top Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) June 2013) -Married to Taguig City Mayor Maria 2010 for his exemplary work in government and Laarni Lopez. public service -Advocates for the welfare of the -Graduated: BA Political Science, -Elected Senator (July 2010 – present) and served prisoners, education for children with University of the Philippines; Juris as Senate Minority Floor Leader and Ex-Officio special needs Doctor, Ateneo School of Law-Ateneo member of all standing committees de Manila University (Silver Medalist) o Chairman, Blue Ribbon / Committee on -His main platform is “PiTik-Presyo, Accountability of Public Officers Trabaho, Kita”. It proposes to lower -Party: Nacionalista Party (NP) o Chairman, Committee on Education, Culture prices, create more jobs and increase and Arts wages. o Chairman, Committee on Mass Media and Information Stand on Issues: -Divorce: Against -Freedom of Information Bill: Pro -RH Law: Pro -Sin Tax Law: Pro -Framework Agreement on Bangsamoro: Pro Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy COJUANGCO, MARGARITA “Ting -Governor, Tarlac (1992-1998) -Her agenda for the 2013 election Ting” -President, Philippine Public Safety College includes food, peace and order and -Former columnist public safety. Issues regarding food -Married to Jose Sumulong Cojuanco involve the need to provide resources Jr. They have five children. to the poor and desperate. She desires to see more people feeling safer on the -Party: United Nationalist Alliance streets and allowing people to feel (UNA) more comfortable in their communities. Compiled by Christian Convergence for Good Governance Background Track Record Platform/Advocacy DAVID, RIZALITO “Lito” - Worked with the Office of Senator Francisco Tatad -Opposed the passage of Reproductive (1993-1996) in various capacities: as executive Health (RH) bill that aims to guarantee -Born in Tondo, Manila assistant, the supervising Legislative Staff Officer universal access to modern methods of -Married to Ma. Luna C. David. They and director of the Political Affairs Staff family planning. have
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