Latest Breaking News On - Presidents corazon - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Remembering 5 old friends with the same first name Fred

Remembering 5 old friends with the same first name Fred
pna.gov.ph - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pna.gov.ph Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Camarines norteCamp olivasCity of san fernandoDavao citySan jose del monteCity of meycauayanUniversity of the philippinesQuezon cityUnited statesSan fernandoSan carlos citySan carlosNegros occidentalFred loboCorazonc aquinoFidelv ramos

PNA through the years: From 1973 to the present

PNA through the years: From 1973 to the present
pna.gov.ph - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pna.gov.ph Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

New yorkUnited statesMetro manilaPhilippines generalSan franciscoFort santiagoSaudi arabiaBenignos aquinoFranciscos tatadFidelv ramosHectora villacortaGloria macapagal arroyoRenatob tiangcoCorazonc aquinoFerdinande marcosRamon tulfo

Why this senior citizen worries about his voter s ID

(Photo courtesy ofTeodoro P. Reyes) MANILA - A senior citizen and retired university professor who has voted for at least seven Philippine presidents since 1965 is worried that he may not be able to vote in the coming May 9 general and local elections. Teodoro P. Reyes, who is turning 79 years old on April 28, has received a notification from the Commission on Elections (Comelec) informing him that his registration record as a voter of the Quezon City-National Capital Region-Second District, is currently under review. A resident of Villa Nova Subdivision in Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon, Novaliches, Quezon City, Reyes is worried because the notification can be interpreted as invalidating his voter's identification number issued by the poll body during the time of retired Comelec Chairman Sixto S. Brillantes Jr. Reyes, a former head of the Electrical Engineering Department of the Rizal Technological University in Mandaluyong City, told the Philippine News Agency that he used the same vo

Nagkaisang nayonBenignos aquinoNelias reyesFidelv ramosGloria macapagal arroyoCorazonc aquinoTeodorop reyesFerdinande marcosJosephe estradaBarangay nagkaisang nayonSixtos brillantes jrRodrigor duterteNagkaisang nayon elementary school onCommission on elections comelecPhilippine news agencyNagkaisang nayon elementary school in novaliches

Why this senior citizen worries about his voter s ID

MANILA - A senior citizen and retired university professor who has voted for at least seven Philippine presidents since 1965 is worried that he may not be able to vote in the coming May 9 general and local elections. Teodoro P. Reyes, who is turning 79 years old on April 28, has received a notification from the Commission on Elections (Comelec) informing him that his registration record as a voter of the Quezon City-National Capital Region-Second District, is currently under review. A resident of Villa Nova Subdivision in Barangay Nagkaisang Nayon, Novaliches, Quezon City, Reyes is worried because the notification can be interpreted as invalidating his voter's identification number issued by the poll body during the time of retired Comelec Chairman Sixto S. Brillantes Jr. Reyes, a former head of the Electrical Engineering Department of the Rizal Technological University in Mandaluyong City, told the Philippine News Agency that he used the same voter's ID when he voted in the pr

Nagkaisang nayonBenignos aquinoNelias reyesFidelv ramosGloria macapagal arroyoCorazonc aquinoTeodorop reyesFerdinande marcosJosephe estradaBarangay nagkaisang nayonSixtos brillantes jrRodrigor duterteNagkaisang nayon elementary school onCommission on elections comelecPhilippine news agencyNagkaisang nayon elementary school in novaliches

Only men enjoyed the right of suffrage in PH until 1937

Womenvotersin Marawi City (Photo by Divina M. Suson) MANILA - Many of the country's young women voters may be interested to know that until the middle of the 1930s, only men were allowed to enjoy the right of suffrage in the Philippines. This was because Section 1, Article V of the 1935 Constitution under the heading "Suffrage" originally provided that: "Suffrage may be exercised by male citizens of the Philippines not otherwise disqualified by law, who are twenty-one years of age or over and are able to read and write, and who shall have resided in the Philippines for one year and in the municipality wherein they propose to vote for at least six months preceding the election." The same section stated that "the National Assembly shall extend the right of suffrage to women if, in a plebiscite which shall be held for that purpose within two years after the adoption of this Constitution, not less than three hundred thousand women possessing the necessary quali

Teodoroa agoncilloLenig robredoCorazonc aquinoGloria macapagal arroyo janCivil service commissionNational assemblyCommission on electionsCommonwealth governmentCommonwealth actPresidents corazonGloria macapagal arroyoVice president leniWomenvotersin marawi city photo by divinam suson manila many of the country 39s young women voters may be interested to know that until middle 1930sNly men were allowed to enjoy the right of suffrage in philippines this was because section 1Rticlev of the 1935 constitution under heading quot suffrage originally provided that may be exercised by male citizens philippines not otherwise disqualified lawHo are twenty one years of age or over and able to read write