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League of Provinces of the Philippines LEAGUE OF PROVINCES OF THE PHILIPPINES Unit 1510, West Tower, Philippine Stock Exchange Centre, Exchange Road Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines Trunklines: (632) 631-0170, 631-0197, 687-5399 | Fax No: (632) 687-4048 Email: [email protected] | Website: www.lpponline.org July 2016 - June 2019 NATIONAL OFFICERS STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE’S GOV. RYAN LUIS V. SINGSON DECLARATION OF MARTIAL LAW IN MINDANAO AND FOR CONGRESS’ National President EXTENSION OF THE SAME GOV. AL FRANCIS C. BICHARA National Chairman GOV. ANTHONY G. DEL ROSARIO Executive Vice President The League of Provinces of the Philippines supported the declaration of GOV. EDGARDO M. CHATTO martial law in Mindanao by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte last 23 May Secretary-General GOV. JUNIE E. CUA 2017 under Proclamation No. 216, which will lapse on July 22 in line with Vice President for Luzon the 60-day limit under the 1987 Constitution. GOV. DAVID C. SUAREZ Vice President for Luzon GOV. ROEL R. DEGAMO Article VII, Section 18 of the 1987 Constitution reads: "Upon the initiative Vice President for Visayas of the President, the Congress may in the same manner, extend such GOV. ADOLPH EDWARD G. PLAZA proclamation or suspension for a period to be determined by the Congress Vice President for Mindanao if the invasion or rebellion shall persist and public safety requires it." GOV. FAUSTINO G. DY III Deputy Secretary-General for Luzon GOV. IMEE R. MARCOS As local chief executives, we are firm in our resolve to support and ensure Deputy Secretary-General for Luzon the success of this proactive action being taken by the Duterte GOV. EDUARDO C. FIRMALO Deputy Secretary-General for Luzon administration to totally and completely address the “forces within” GOV. ZALDY S. VILLA Mindanao. We are cognizant of the urgent need for the extension to Deputy Secretary-General for Visayas allow our government forces to continue with their operation, GOV. IMELDA Q. DIMAPORO unhampered by deadlines and to focus more on the liberation of Marawi Deputy Secretary-General for Mindanao GOV. HERMINIA M. RAMIRO and its rehabilitation and rebuilding. Treasurer GOV. SUSAN A. YAP We, therefore, reiterate our support to President Duterte’s declaration of Assistant Treasurer Martial Law in Mindanao and for Congress’ extension of the same GOV. MARIA JOCELYN V. BERNOS Auditor pursuant to Article VII, Section 18 of the 1987 Constitution Publication and Public Information Officers GOV. ELIAS C. BULUT, JR. (Luzon) GOV. EDGARDO A. TALLADO (Luzon) Let us continue to pray for peace and stability not only in Mindanao but GOV. RHODORA J. CADIAO (Visayas) for the entire country. GOV. STEVE C. SOLON (Mindanao) NATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS So help us God. Region I GOV. RYAN LUIS V. SINGSON Region II GOV. JUNIE E. CUA CAR GOV. JOCEL C. BAAC Done this 19th day of July 2017 in Manila. Region III GOV. WILHELMINO M. SY-ALVARADO Region IV-A GOV. DAVID C. SUAREZ Region IV-B GOV. EDUARDO C. FIRMALO Region V GOV. AL FRANCIS C. BICHARA Region VI GOV. ANTONIO A. DEL ROSARIO NIR GOV. ROEL R. DEGAMO Region VII GOV. EDGARDO M. CHATTO Region VIII GOV. LEOPOLDO DOMINICO L. PETILLA Region IX GOV. ANTONIO H. CERILLES Region X GOV. HERMINIA M. RAMIRO Region XI GOV. ANTHONY G. DEL ROSARIO Region XII GOV. DAISY AVANCE-FUENTES CARAGA GOV. ADOLPH EDWARD G. PLAZA ARMM GOV. ESMAEL G. MANGUDADATU GOV. AL FRANCIS C. BICHARA GOV. RYAN LUIS V. SINGSON BOARD MEMBERS-AT-LARGE National Chairman National President Luzon GOV. ALBERT RAYMOND S. GARCIA Province of Albay Province of Ilocos Sur GOV. MARIO GENE J. MENDIOLA Visayas GOV. HILARIO P. DAVIDE III Mindanao GOV. EMMYLOU J. TALIÑO-MENDOZA COUNCIL OF ADVISERS Members GOV. ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR, SR. GOV. AMOR D. DELOSO GOV. DAISY AVANCE FUENTES GOV. HERMILANDO I. MANDANAS GOV. ALFREDO G. MARAÑON, JR. GOV. CARLOS M. PADILLA GOV. CARMENCITA O. REYES GOV. ALFONSO V. UMALI, JR. HO Enhancing the Gains of Decentralization and Local Autonomy... CAR REGION IV- A MARIA JOCELYN V. BERNOS, (ABRA) HERMILANDO I. MANDANAS, (BATANGAS) ELIAS C. BULUT, JR., (APAYAO) DAVID C. SUAREZ, (QUEZON) CRESENCIO C. PACALSO, (BENGUET) REBECCA A. YNARES, (RIZAL) PEDRO G. MAYAM-O, (IFUGAO) JESUS CRISPIN C. REMULLA, (CAVITE) BONIFACIO C. LACWASAN, JR., (MT. PROVINCE) REGION IV- B CARMENCITA O. REYES, (MARINDUQUE) REGION I MARIO GENE J. MENDIOLA, (OCCIDENTAL MINDORO) IMEE R. MARCOS, (ILOCOS NORTE) JOSE CH. ALVAREZ, (PALAWAN) FRANCISCO EMMANUEL R. ORTEGA III, (LA UNION) EDUARDO C. FIRMALO, (ROMBLON) AMADO T. ESPINO III, (PANGASINAN) REGION V EDGARDO A. TALLADO, (CAMARINES NORTE) REGION II MIGUEL LUIS R. VILLAFUERTE, (CAMARINES SUR) CARLOS M. PADILLA, (NUEVA VIZCAYA) JOSEPH C. CUA, (CATANDUANES) FAUSTINO G. DY III, (ISABELA) ANTONIO T. KHO, (MASBATE) MARILOU H. CAYCO, (BATANES) ROBERT L. RODRIGUEZA, (SORSOGON) MANUEL N. MAMBA, (CAGAYAN) JUNIE E. CUA, (QUIRINO) REGION VI FLORENCIO T. MIRAFLORES, (AKLAN) REGION III RHODORA J. CADIAO, (ANTIQUE) GERARDO A. NOVERAS, (AURORA) ANTONIO A. DEL ROSARIO, (CAPIZ) ALBERT RAYMOND S. GARCIA, (BATAAN) SAMUEL T. GUMARIN, (GUIMARAS) WILHELMINO M. SY-ALVARADO, (BULACAN) ARTHUR D. DEFENSOR SR., (ILOILO) SUSAN A. YAP, (TARLAC) AMOR D. DELOSO, (ZAMBALES) REGION VII REGION XI EDGAR M. CHATTO, (BOHOL) JAYVEE TYRON L. UY, (COMPOSTELLA VALLEY) HILARIO II P. DAVIDE, (CEBU) ANTHONY G. DEL ROSARIO, (DAVAO DEL NORTE) ZALDY S. VILLA, (SIQUIJOR) DOUGLAS RA. CAGAS, (DAVAO DEL SUR) REGION VIII CLAUDE P. BAUTISTA, (DAVAO OCCIDENTAL) GERARDO J. ESPINA JR., (BILIRAN) REGION XII CONRADO B. NICART JR., (EASTERN SAMAR) EMMYLOU J. TALIÑO-MENDOZA, (COTABATO) LEOPOLDO DOMINICO L. PETILLA, (LEYTE) STEVE C. SOLON, (SARANGANI) JOSE LAO ONG JR., (NORTHERN SAMAR) DAISY A. FUENTES, (SOUTH COTABATO) SHAREE ANN T. TAN, (SAMAR) DATU PAX S. MANGUDADATU, (SULTAN KUDARAT) CARAGA NEGROS ISLAND REGION ANGELICA ROSEDELL A. MATBA-AMANTE, (AGUSAN DEL NORTE) ALFREDO G. MARAÑON JR., (NEGROS OCCIDENTAL) ADOLPH EDWARD G. PLAZA, (AGUSAN DEL SUR) ROEL R. DEGAMO, (NEGROS ORIENTAL) GLENDA B. ECLEO, (DINAGAT ISLANDS) REGION IX VICENTE T. PIMENTEL, (SURIGAO DEL SUR) ANTONIO H. CERILLES, (ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR) ARMM WILTER W. PALMA, (ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY) JIM S. HATAMAN SALLIMAN, (BASILAN) ROBERTO UY, (ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE) BEDJORIA SORAYA A. ADIONG, (LANAO DEL SUR) REGION X ESMAEL G. MANGUDADATU, (MAGUINDANAO) JOSE MA. RUBIN R. ZUBIRI JR., (BUKIDNON) RASHIDIN H. MATBA, (TAWI-TAWI) MARIA LUISA D. ROMUALDO, (CAMIGUIN) IMELDA Q. DIMAPORO, (LANAO DEL NORTE) HERMINIA M. RAMIRO, (MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL) YEVGENY VICENTE B. EMANO, (MISAMIS ORIENTAL) .
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