BABALA NG DILG SA 2 URDANETA CITY KONSEHAL
Ni Mortz C. Ortigoza, MPA
BABALA NG DILG SA 2 URDANETA CITY KONSEHAL
Ni Mortz C. Ortigoza, MPA
Ni Mortz C. Ortigoza
LINGAYEN, Pangasinan – Taliwas sa mga mali-maling paninira ng mga kritiko ng Guico Administration, ipinaliwanag ng bise gobernador ng Pangasinan ang tunay na 80-20 alokasyon ng mga daan daang milyong pesos na manggagaling sa PhilHealth Konsulta.
| PANGASINAN Gov. Ramon V. Guico III (left) and Vice Governor Mark Ronald Lambino. |
“So, malinaw iyan. The 20% na mapunta sa LGU insentibo na lang na gagamitin na lang iyan ay hinihingi nila. The 80% na matitira sa probinsiya isa-subsidize po iyong pambili ng gamot iyong gagamitin sa mga medical equipment, mga test pambayad po doon sa record system, other logistical expenses – sagot po ng provincial health board fund. Iyon po ang logic,” ani Vice Governor Mark Ronald Lambino.
By Z.J R. Ortigoza
We all know the following names I jotted here: Michael Jordan with his six NBA rings, the iconic 11 Oscars' box-office hit Titanic, Nelson Mandela, Theodore Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill with their plum Nobel Peace Prizes, Michael Jackson and his 13 Grammys, Robert Frost’s four Pulitzers.
These are some of the giant personas we think of when we hear G.O.A.T—the greatest of all time.
But what about the visionary Jose Claveria de Venecia Jr. (aka JDV or Speaker Joe)? He might not be a household name in the same breath as those legends, but his legacy is undeniable, and his contributions have reverberated both locally and globally.
QUEZON CITY - The 19th Congress of the Philippines honored recently Pangasinan’s pride the political phenom former Five-Time Speaker Jose C. de Venecia Jr. through the inauguration of a building cum museum at the lawmakers' complex here.
De Venecia was honored by the same institution where he reigned for 14 long years when the leadership of the House of Representatives inaugurated a building and a museum named after him on January 28 at the Batasang Pambansa Complex.
The former Speaker attended the event where he was accompanied by his wife Gina, herself a former congresswoman, their son Rep. Christopher de Venecia of the Fourth District of Pangasinan, and their relatives.
Inaugurated and opened was the Jose de Venecia Building and Museum to honor his legacy in public service as the longest serving Speaker from 1992 to 1998 and from 2001 to 2008 -- a trail blazing record which no other statesman in the Philippines can emulate.
Presiding in that event, Speaker Martin G. Romualdez noted that among the country’s greatest statesmen, few names evoke as much admiration to the former Speaker.
Romualdez said the story of Speaker De Venecia was a narrative of courage, resilience, and an unyielding commitment to a higher purpose, adding that his life “reminds us that true greatness lies not in the titles we hold, but in the lives we touch and the future we shape”.
“To call him a visionary is an understatement, for he is not merely a leader of his time but an architect of the future, crafting ideas and building institutions that continue to shape our nation and inspire the global community,” Speaker Romualdez stressed.
He said Speaker Joe is a sui generis in Philippine politics -- one who bridges divides “with the precision of a diplomat and a passion of a patriot”.
“His concept of the ‘Rainbow Coalition’ remains a masterclass in inclusive governance, a vivid testament to his belief that diversity is not a weakness but a profound strength. It was under his stewardship as Speaker of the House of Representatives that legislative milestones were achieved, crafting a foundation for a stronger, more equitable nation,” he added.
The occasion was attended by the gargantuan Pangasinan province's "who's who" like Reps. Mark Cojuangco of the Second District, Ramon Guico Jr. of the Fifth District and Rachel Arenas of the Third District, and her mother former Deputy Speaker Baby Arenas, Mayors Belen Fernandez of Dagupan City, Jeremy Agerico Rosario of Manaoag, Marilyn Agbayani and her husband Vice Mayor Constante Agbayani of San Fabian and Leo de Vera of San Jacinto.
Locally, former Speaker De Venecia earned a respectable title as “architect of a new Dagupan” because when the coastal city was devastated by a 7.4 magnitude earthquake on July 16, 1990, he was instrumental in convincing then President Corazon Aquino to expedite the rehabilitation of the city so that -- like the mythical bird's phoenix -- it rose from the rubbles of the tremor in a short time and thrived again.
Sa pamumuno ni Governor Ramon Mon-Mon Guico III, pinagtibay ng Pamahalaang Panlalawigan ng Pangasinan at Pag-IBIG Fund ang pagtutulungan para sa mga programang pabahay.
Prayoridad na mabigyan ng pabahay
ang mga job order employees ng kapitolyo at mga informal settler.
“Ang
panata po ni Gov. Mon-Mon, ang pinakamataas na klase ng serbisyo publiko ang
ibigay sanasasakupan.Kami dito, handang makipagtulungan saPAG-IBIG upang gawing
magaan ang obligasyon sa bayarin ng ating mga benepisyaryo. Kami ay nag-iisip ng
kaparaanan para mabago yung mukha ng serbisyo publiko dito sa lalawigan ng
Pangasinan. Please make it happen,” pahayag ni Provincial Administrator
Melicio Patague II.
Ibinahagi naman ni Pangasinan
Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Office (PHUDCO) Head Engr. Alvin
Bigay ang iba pang proposed housing projects sa probinsya. Kabilang dito ang
100-unit Luyag Residences na balak itayo sa Parayao, Binmaley at housing
project sa Umingan malapit sa itinatayong Umingan Super community Hospital.
Ilan sa mga tinitignang programa
ang Countryside Housing Initiative, Rental Housing Construction Loan, at End
user financing. Binibigyan nito ng pagkakataon ang mga benepisyaryo na
magkabahay dahil sa subsidiya at mas mababang amortization.
Dumalo sa pagpupulong sina PAGIBIG
Member Services Cluster Deputy CEO Atty. Marcial Pimentel, Business Development
Group Officer Annalyn Daw-as, Luzon Group Vice President Perlacita Roldan,
Ilocos Region Area Head Meriam Pamittan, Loans Origination Chief of Divisions Ferdinand
Jacildone, at iba pang miyembro ng PAG-IBIG Business Development at Marketing
Group.
Matatandaang nilagdaan noon ang
kasunduan sa pagitan ni Gov. Ramon V. Guico III at ng Department of Human
Settlements and Urban Development upang matulungan ang mga Pangasinenseng
walang maayos na tirahan.
Noong July 2024, 68 indibidwal ng
Palaris, Poblacion, Lingayen ang nailipat at nabigyan ng bahay sa Aplaya West
Resettlement Site. (Danna Laureano, Krizzia Mamaril |PIMRO)
Ni Mortz C. Ortigoza
BASISTA, Pangasinan – Sinabi ng isang dating mataas na opisyal dito na mas mabigat na naging kalaban ng kasalukuyang alkalde dito si Boy Tagum noong nakaraang eleksyon kaysa kay retiradong heneral Edgardo Palma na kasalukuyang naghahamon sa pinaka mataas na pusisyon dito.
| MAYORALTY RIVALS. Reelectionist mayor Jolly "J.R" Resuello (left) and retired Army General Ed Palma (PMA '91). |
“Malayo! Si General ngayon lang iyan
nagparamdam iyan dito. Si Tagum noong sumabak kumpleto ang tiket niya kasama
ang vice mayor candidate. Si Palma lima lang sa walong konsehales ang manok
niya at isang bise alkalde,” ani ng source na ayaw
magpabanggit ng pangalan.
Iniwanan ni Resuello ng 15, 322 botos si Tagum na nakakuha lamang ng 6, 021 botos noong Mayo 2022 eleksyon.
Si Conchita "Concha" Navarro ay dating Kapitana sa Brgy. Don Bosco, Paranaque na bumalik dito para maging kandidato para bise alkalde ng heneral.
Tatlo ang maglalabang bise alkalde dito sa third class town. Sila ay si Konsehales Jake Perez (No. 2 ranked councilor), dating Kapitana Navarro, at si dating konsehales Tagum.
Ani ng source na isang restaurant at resort ang negosyo ni Concha sa katabing bayan ng Bayambang.
Ang batang
Resuello ay magtatapos na ng kanyang two-term (anim na taon) na panunungkulan
dito at sasabak na sa kanyang ikatlo at huling termino. Si retired General
Prado naman ay isang miyembro ng Class of 1991 ng Philippines Military Academy at dating pinuno ng Office of the Strategic Studies and Strategy
Management sa Kampo Aguinaldo sa Quezon City.
Si Resuello
ay nakakabatang kapatid ni San Carlos City Mayor Julier” Ayoy” at Vice Mayor
Joseres ”Bogs” Resuello.
Ang 13 barangays na bayan na
ito ay dating pinakamalaking barangay ng San Carlos pero noong Mayo 8, 1967 sa
pamamagitan ng Republic Act No. 4866 siya ay lubos na naging bayan.
Si J.R at ang
kanyang ticket sa Nationalist People’s Coalition ay manok ni Pangasinan 2nd District
Cong. Mark O. Cojuangco.
CALASIAO, Pangasinan -- Saklaw na ngayon ang libo-libong mga Calasiaoeño sa Philippine Health Insurance Corporation Konsulta program.
GUICONSULTA. Pangasinan
Governor Ramon “Monmon” V. Guico III (4th from right) and Calasiao
Mayor Kevin Macanlalay (3rd from left) pose with the officials of
the central Pangasinan town and their constituents during the registration and
payout of the Guiconsulta.
Pinasalamatan ni Mayor Kevin Macanlalay ang Guiconsulta ng pamahalaang lalawigan ng Pangasinan na nagsagawa kamakailan dito.
Ayon kay Governor Ramon V. Guico
III, “Anyone should have no reason why he
or she cannot have a medical checkup. This is for the preventive health care
program of the province."
Ani Mayor Macanlalay, nabigyan ng
libreng check-up at libreng mga gamot ang mga tao dito dahil sa programang Konsulta ng PhilHealth .
Ayon kay Manaoag Mayor Ming
Rosario, ang kada isang sumali sa Guiconsulta ay binibigyan ng Guico
Administration ng P300 para sa pamasahi at pagkain nila papunta sa registration
area.
Ang PhilHealth ay merong P1,700
kada tao para sa medical check ups at mga gamot nila.
Merong 13,000 na katao ang
nagparehistro kamakailan sa Guiconsulta sa Manaoag ayon kay Mayor Rosario.
Sinabi naman sa Northern Watch Newspaper ni Pangasinan
Vice Governor Mark Lambino na sa huling apat na buwan noong taong 2024 ay
merong humigit kumulang na 300, 000 katao ang nagparehistro sa Guicunsulta.
Layunin ni Governor Guico na
mairehistro ang dalawang milyong Pangasinense sa PhilHealth Konsulta.