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Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGION 3 Region 3 List of Sanggunian Members TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking AURORA BALER SB MEMBERS VALENZUELA, PEDRO FERNANDO D. NACIONALISTA PARTY 1 ONG, DANILO M. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 3RD RITUAL, GINA T. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND MAPINDAN, REYNALDO E. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND GO, NOEL P. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 2ND AGAPITO, GINA Z. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 DUASO, RAMIR DS. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 TROPICALES, MEINRADO C. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 CASIGURAN SB MEMBERS CALUGTONG, EUGENE B. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND SAYAGO, JOSEPH T. NATIONALIST PEOPLES' COALITION 2 2ND ARAÑA, JENNIFER A. LDP-LABAN 2 3RD ESTEVES, MARIAN T. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND CHAVEZ, MANUEL JR. T. UNA 2 3RD BALBUENA, EDUARDO S. NATIONALIST PEOPLES' COALITION 1 VALIN, RYAN GIL P. LDP-LABAN 1 ALIPIO, ROY S. INDEPENDENT 2 2ND DILASAG SB MEMBERS AGUSTIN, ROMNER A. LDP-LABAN 2 3RD MAHOR, OLIVER M. NATIONALIST PEOPLES' COALITION 1 DE GRACIA, JOEY A. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND PASCUA, KEEN DAYSON A. LDP-LABAN 1 ENGARAN, MERRIJOE A. LDP-LABAN 1 ROMANO, GREGORIO JR. B. LDP-LABAN 1 DIZON, ARTEMIO R. NACIONALISTA PARTY 1 ALONZO, FRANCISCO SR. C. LIBERAL PARTY 1 TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking DINALUNGAN SB MEMBERS TUBIGAN, TITO T. LDP-LABAN 2 3RD TORRES, MANUEL A. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND COMABIG, ZARAH IAN U. INDEPENDENT 1 MADRIDANO, MARLYN A. LDP-LABAN 2 3RD CURITANA, ZALDY M. LDP-LABAN 1 DEL ROSARIO, SEVERINO E. LDP-LABAN 2 3RD ACOSTA, VIRGILIO T. LDP-LABAN 1 RADA, JOSEFINA S. LDP-LABAN 1 DE GUZMAN, LADIE V. INDEPENDENT 1 GALAMGAM, MARCELINO SR. N. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND DINGALAN SB MEMBERS PADIERNOS, ZENAIDA Q. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 3RD LIU, HIRAM M. LIBERAL PARTY 2 3RD TAAY, SHIELA H. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND ASUM, RUSSEL S. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 CUMILANG, EDERLITO A. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 BERNARDO, PETER R. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 3RD CAPULONG, CHRISTIAN L. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 3RD CAPULONG, VIRGILIO A. INDEPENDENT 3 DE GUZMAN, MILAGROS L. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 3 ROMANTICO, PEPITO U. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND DIPACULAO SB MEMBERS TOLENTINO, REYNANTE A. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 3RD OBILLO, TERESITA A. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND SALAMANCA, JOANNA WILMA C. UNA 2 2ND TOLENTINO, ALAN F. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND VELASCO, AMELIA I. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND REYES, FRANKLIN J. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 3RD PASCUA, LITO V. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND LICAYCAY, NOLITO D. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 DELOS SANTOS, ROBERTO S. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 GINES, NESTOR A. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 2 2ND MARIA AURORA SB MEMBERS GENETA, AMADO M. LDP-LABAN 1 BITONG, ARIEL S. LDP-LABAN 1 TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking PALISPIS, KATRIZ MAE C. NACIONALISTA PARTY 1 FARIN, OLIVER F. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND CORDOVA, ENRICO O. NATIONALIST PEOPLES' COALITION 2 2ND CASTRO, MAY ANNE G. NATIONALIST PEOPLES' COALITION 3 BITONG, FREDDIE B. LDP-LABAN 3 PASCUA, PEPITO P. LDP-LABAN 2 2ND AZNAR, ROLANDO JR. H. INDEPENDENT 1 RONQUILLO, ONASIS Q. LDP-LABAN 1 SAN LUIS SB MEMBERS TANGSON, ANNABELLE C. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 3RD MACATIAG, TEDDY A. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 3RD MALIWANAG, FRANCISCO D. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 3RD MARTINEZ, JASON G. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 3RD MARZAN, MENELIO T. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 3RD PIMENTEL, TRISTAN ERIC O. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 OLIVAR, CLARO Q. LABAN NG DEMOKRATIKONG PILIPINO 1 TEH, CORAZON A. NACIONALISTA PARTY 2 2ND QUERIJERO, RENE SR. J. NACIONALISTA PARTY 1 RANILLO, RICARDO B. NACIONALISTA PARTY 1 ABUCAY SB MEMBERS MARCELINO U. SORIANO, JR. LP 1 ROLANDO I. AMBROCIO National Unity Party 2 2nd Term EDWIN R. BERNALES LP 1 JAYSON M. MARCELO LP 1 ARTURO L. MUNGCAL LP 2 2nd Term JAYJAY M. SACDALAN National Unity Party 2 3rd Term GUILLERMO S. MATACOT LP 1 NORBERTO L. CARLOS LP 3 BAGAC SB MEMBERS ROMMEL V. DEL ROSARIO , JR. NUP 2 3rd Term ROMEO T. TEOPENGCO NUP 3 1st Term ROMANO L DEL ROSARIO NUP 2 2nd Term DANTE N. MACAIBAY NUP 2 3rd Term TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking NUP 1 RON MICHAEL ALEXIS R. DEL ROSARIO FELIX R. TUTOL , JR. NUP 2 3rd Term NESTOR N. LABOG NUP 2 2nd Term CHRISTIAN B. DE LEON NUP 2 2nd Term MANOLITO R. BANTUGAN NUP 1 ROLANDO C. DE VEGA NUP BALANGA CITY SB MEMBERS JOSE ENRIQUE S. GARCIA III NUP 2 3rd Term NOEL JOSEPH L. VALDECAÑAS NUP 2 3rd Term MANUEL N. BELTRAN NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 1 VIANCA LITA V. GOZON NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 3rd Term JERNIE JETT V. NISAY NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 2nd Term VAL JOSEPH M. FERNANDEZ NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 3rd Term MA. LIZA A. VASQUEZ NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 3rd Term VICTOR R. MALIBIRAN NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 3rd Term EDILBERTO D. PIZARRO NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 2nd Term KARL JOHN B. PAGUIO NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 2nd Term ANSELMO J. SANCHEZ, SR. NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 2nd Term ANTONIO S. TRANATE NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 2nd Term DINALUPIHAN SB MEMBERS MARIA ANGELA S. GARCIA NUP 1 1st Term RENATO M. MATAWARAN AD 1 1st Term RICARDO C. DE AUSEN NUP 2 2nd Term MARTIN C. TONGOL, JR. NUP 2 3rd Term ARMANDO M. BUNIAG NUP 1 DANILO P. DELA CRUZ NUP 1 CARMEN M. SANDOVAL NUP 1 ELIZALDE M. TORNO NUP 1 ARNOLD A. SORIANO NUP 1 MANUEL L. INZA CRUZ NUP 2 2nd Term HERMOSA SB MEMBERS DANILO C. MALANA NUP 2 2nd Term CHRISTOPHER D. VITUG INDEPENDENT 2 2nd Term TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking MON CARLO P. JARING NUP 1 ANGELITO N. NARCISO (2) NUP 2 3rd Term GERRY H. SINGIAN (3) LP 1 FLOYD J. TUNGOL (4) NUP 2 3rd Term JOHANNES R. SANTOS (5) NUP 2 3rd Term MARIANGELIE A. ALONZO (6) LP 2 3rd Term VINCI JOHN S. RELLOSA NUP 2 2nd Term REX R. JORGE(8) NUP 2 3rd Term LIMAY SB MEMBERS LILVIR B. ROQUE National Unity Party 2 2nd Term EUFEMIA R. ROXAS National Unity Party 1 ERIEL S. IBARRA National Unity Party 2 2nd Term EDGARDO S. CORTEZ National Unity Party 1 ANTONINO DL. JOAQUIN National Unity Party 2 2nd Term GRADY SP. DE ROXAS National Unity Party 1 FILEMON L. BORBE National Unity Party 1 EDUARDO Q. RIVERO National Unity Party 1 GIL T. SAMONTE National Unity Party 2 2nd Term SARAH V. DAVID NPC 2 3rd Term MARIVELES SB MEMBERS JESSE I CONCEPCION National Unity Party 2 3rd Term VICTORIANO C. ISIP National Unity Party 2 3rd Term MARIMEL A. LOPEZ National Unity Party 2 3rd Term ANGELITO S. RUBIA National Unity Party 2 3rd Term ACE JELLO C. CONCEPCION National Unity Party 1 JEFF B. PEÑALOZA National Unity Party 2 3rd Term TITO PANCHO S. CATIPON National Unity Party 1 JOCELYN P. CASTAÑEDA LP 2 3rd Term HARRY F. GOLOCAN LP 1 ANGELITO M. SUNGA National Unity Party 1 MORONG SB MEMBERS JORGE S. ESTANISLAO National Unity Party 1 BIENVENIDO V. VICEDO, JR. National Unity Party 2 2nd Term JAIME S. DE LEON, SR National Unity Party 2 2nd Term TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking TEODORICO I. TABA National Unity Party 2 2nd Term CECILIA P. SAMILIN Aksyon Demokratiko 3 JESUS V. CASTRO Aksyon Demokratiko 3 DIONISIO S. ANOVA National Unity Party 3 ALBERTO P. LOYOLA National Unity Party 2 2nd Term NONA P. BERMEJO Independent 3 ALBERTO R. NORIEGA National Unity Party 1 ORANI SB MEMBERS BENJAMIN C. SERRANO , JR Nacionalista Party 2 3rd Term GODOFREDO B. GALICIA, JR. Nacionalista Party 2 2nd Term ROME S. SICAT LP 2 2nd Term RENATO R. BUGAY Nacionalista Party 3 LILIAN F. TONGCO Nacionalista Party 2 3rd Term JOHN PAUL G. APOSTOL LP 3 GEORGE V. MANAGALIMAN LP 1 JUNE M. FLORES LP 1 EFREN L. MONDAY, JR. Nacionalista Party 2 2nd Term ANTONIO D. FERMIN Nacionalista Party 1 ORION SB MEMBERS ANTONIO L. RAYMUNDO, JR. NUP 3 1st Term REYNALDO S. WAJE LP 1 1st Term JUNE D. HERNANDEZ LIBERAL PARTY 2 3rd Term REX JOSEPH R. FUSTER NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 1 VIRGILIO B. ISIDRO NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 1 JERZON PAUL V. RAMIREZ LIBERAL PARTY 1 ARMANDO D. NAVA LIBERAL PARTY 2 2nd Term ANGELITA C. SANTOS NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 2nd Term MA. FE M. ALARCON LIBERAL PARTY 1 LUZ D. AUSTRIA NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 1 PILAR SB MEMBERS ALICIA D. PIZZARO NUP 1 1st Term MARINO H. CAGUIMBAL NUP 1 1st Term FATIMA ELISA E. NALUZ NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 1 RODOLFO N. TALLORIN, JR. NATIONAL UNITY PARTY 2 3rd Term TERM (5) LGU POSITION PARTY AFFILIATION (a) (b) NAME (3) (1) (2) (4) 1 = Newly-Minted If Re-electionist, indicate if 2 = Re-electionist 2nd or 3rd term 3 = Comebacking RODELIO A.
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    TRANSITIONS Focus on the Philippines Yearbook 2010 FOCUS ON THE GLOBAL SOUTH Published by the Focus on the Global South-Philippines #19 Maginhawa Street, UP Village, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines Copyright@2011 By Focus on the Global South-Philippines All rights reserved. The contents of this publication may be reproduced, quoted or used as reference provided that Focus, as publisher, and the writers, will be duly recognized as the proper sources. Focus would appreciate receiving a copy of the text in which contents of this publication have been used or cited. Statistics and other data with acknowledged other sources are not properties of Focus Philippines, and thus permission for their use in other publication should be coordinated with the pertinent owners/offices. Editor Clarissa V. Militante Assistant Editor Carmen Flores-Obanil Lay-out and Design Amy T. Tejada Contributing Writers Walden Bello Jenina Joy Chavez Jerik Cruz Prospero de Vera Herbert Docena Aya Fabros Mary Ann Manahan Clarissa V. Militante Carmen Flores-Obanil Dean Rene Ofreneo Joseph Purruganan Filomeno Sta. Ana Researcher of Economic Data Cess Celestino Photo Contributions Jimmy Domingo Lina Sagaral Reyes Contents ABOUT THE WRITERS OVERVIEW 1 CHAPTER 1: ELECTIONS 15 Is Congress Worth Running for? By Representative Walden Bello 17 Prosecuting GMA as Platform By Jenina Joy Chavez 21 Rating the Candidates: Prosecution as Platform Jenina Joy Chavez 27 Mixed Messages By Aya Fabros 31 Manuel “Bamba” Villar: Advertising his Way to the Presidency By Carmina Flores-Obanil
  • Title Martial Law and Realignment of Political Parties in the Philippines

    Title Martial Law and Realignment of Political Parties in the Philippines

    Martial Law and Realignment of Political Parties in the Title Philippines(September 1972-February 1986): With a Case in the Province of Batangas Author(s) Kimura, Masataka Citation 東南アジア研究 (1991), 29(2): 205-226 Issue Date 1991-09 URL http://hdl.handle.net/2433/56443 Right Type Departmental Bulletin Paper Textversion publisher Kyoto University Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 29, No.2, September 1991 Martial Law and the Realignment of Political Parties in the Philippines (September 1972-February 1986): With a Case in the Province of Batangas Masataka KIMURA* The imposition of martial lawS) by President Marcos In September 1972 I Introduction shattered Philippine democracy. The Since its independence, the Philippines country was placed under Marcos' au­ had been called the showcase of democracy thoritarian control until the revolution of in Asia, having acquired American political February 1986 which restored democracy. institutions. Similar to the United States, At the same time, the two-party system it had a two-party system. The two collapsed. The traditional political forces major parties, namely, the N acionalista lay dormant in the early years of martial Party (NP) and the Liberal Party (LP),1) rule when no elections were held. When had alternately captured state power elections were resumed in 1978, a single through elections, while other political dominant party called Kilusang Bagong parties had hardly played significant roles Lipunan (KBL) emerged as an admin­ in shaping the political course of the istration party under Marcos,
  • A Path to Democratic Renewal"

    A Path to Democratic Renewal"

    PN-ABK-494 Best available copy -- portions of annexes are illegible PA -1\LK* A-+ National Democratic Institute National Republican Institute for International Affairs for International Affairs "A PATH TO DEMOCRATIC RENEWAL" A REPORT ON THE FEBRUARY 7, 1986 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN THE PHILIPPINES By the INTERNATIONAL OBSERVER DELEGATION Based on a January 26 to February 19, '.986 observer mission to the Philippines by forty-four delegates from nineteen countries National Democratic Institute National Republican Institute for International Affairs for International Affairs 1717 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Suite 605 001 Indiana Avenue, N.W., Suite 615 Washington, D.C. 20036 Washington. DC. 2000-1 (202) 328-3136 Telex 5106015068NDIIA (202) 783-2280 Te'ex 510',00016INRIIA Politicaldevelopment institutes workingfordemocracy DELEGATION MEMBERS J. Brian Atwood, USA Jerry Austin, USA Manuel Ayau, Guatemala Elizabeth Bagley, USA Smith Bagley, USA Ercol Barrow, Barbados Tabib Bensoda, the Gambia Mark Braden, USA John Carbaugh, USA Glenn Cowan, USA Curtis Cutter, USA Rick Fisher, USA Larry Garber, USA Raymond Gastil, USA Antonio Gomes de Pinho, Portuga B.A. Graham, Canada Guillermo Guevara, El Salvador Robert Henderson, USA Robert Hill, Australia John Hume, Northern Ireland Patricia Keefer, USA Martin Laseter, USA Dorothy Lightborne, Jamaica John Loulis, Greece Lord George Mackie, Scotland-UK Judy Norcross, USA Patrick O'Malley, Ireland Juan Carlos Pastrana, Colombia Misael Pastrana, Colombia Howard Penniman, USA Jose Rodriguez Iturbe, Venezuela Peter Schram, USA Keith Schuette, USA Ronald Sebego, Botswana Elaine Shocas, USA David Steinberg, USA Bill Sweeney, USA Dennis Teti, USA William Tucker, USA Steven Wagner, USA Kathleena Walther, USA Edward Weidenfeld, USA Curt Wiley, USA Sue Wood, New Zealand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The sponsors wish to thank each of the memters of the delegation for their participation in this historic mission.