After securing the support of their allies in their hometowns of Imus, Cavite, and Quezon City recently, Partido Reporma standard-bearer Panfilo ‘Ping’ Lacson and running mate Senate President Vicente ‘Tito’ Sotto III headed south to solidify their base in Davao del Norte.
Senator Panfilo "Ping"
The Lacson-Sotto tandem has dropped Senator Sherwin ‘’Win’’ Gatchalian in its senatorial slate. This comes after Gatchalian and former Quezon city Mayor Herbert ‘’Bistek’’ Bautista attended the Marcos-Duterte tandem’s proclamation rally in Bulacan instead of the Lacson-Sotto tandem rally in Imus, C
(PNA Bacolod file photo) BACOLOD CITY - The city government here has outlined its immediate economic recovery plan from the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic through increased government spending on infrastructure to create more jobs and livelihood opportunities. Mayor Evelio Leonardia bared in a statement on Tuesday that PHP3 billion worth of local and national government-funded projects are being implemented while others will start soon. "For the immediate term, we need to see increased government spending in the infrastructure sector to give more jobs and create more livelihood opportunities for Bacolodnons. This is one of the major thrusts of the city's economic recovery plan," he added. Ongoing projects include the PHP350-million new Bacolod City College development; P350-million continued development of the Bacolod Relocation Site; PHP150-million rehabilitation of the Libertad Public Market, Burgos Public Market and Central Market; PHP800-million Bacolod
“Pumili tayo ng mabuti! Isipin natin ang kinabukasan ng susunod na henerasyon.” (Let’s choose wisely. Let’s think of the future of the next generation).
Partido Reporma standard bearer Sen. Panfilo "Ping" Lacson during the Lacson-Sotto campaign kick off in Imus, Cavite. Partido Reporma standard
A bill that would mandate large companies to adopt and implement policies for the proper management of plastic packaging wastes has been approved by the Senate Monday, January 31, 2022. Senators, voting 22-0-0, passed on third and final reading Senate Bill No. (SBN) 2425, which seeks to institutionalize the Extended…