This is what storm signal No. 4 looks like -
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“This is one of the most thought-out decisions I’ve ever made, and I am proud to be voting for the candidate with the platform and conviction I think our country needs. Lets go, Noynoy Aquino!” — (via pepediokno)
Ten Thousand Things: A compact with winners–and losers -
Posted on May 09, 2010 by jimparedes
HUMMING IN MY UNIVERSE By Jim Paredes (The Philippine Star) Updated May 09, 2010 12:00 AM
Granted that the PCOS machines work and the votes are counted honestly, it will be a historic and a happy exercise that we will go through as a nation when we…
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Nandito na po tayo sa huling yugto ng ating kampanya. Napakalaki na ng lamang natin. Patunay ito na ang taumbayan ang aking tunay na lakas. Ang makatotohanang mensahe ang mangingibabaw.
Ang taong pinangakuan ngunit kinalimutan ay gising na, at handa nang humusga sa mga lumimot sa kanila.
Hindi…
This is how Comelec plans to carry out our country’s first automated elections on Monday, May 10, 2010.
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SENATOR BENIGNO C. AQUINO III
Noynoy Aquino Headquarters
Parc Haus Building
EDSA-Ortigas
Pasig City
Dear Senator Aquino:
Greetings!
We, the undersigned members of the Indigenous Peoples/ Indigenous Cultural Communities coming from different sectors of our society, strongly believe in your platform of government (Transformational Leadership, Economy, Government Service, Gender Equality, Peace and Order and Environment).
We shall forever remember your mother, the late President Corazon C. Aquino, and her heart for IPs/ ICCs, as shown in her efforts towards the signing of the Cordillera Peace Pact, and the negotiations that bolstered the Mindanao Peace Process. These led to the creation of the Cordillera Administrative Region and the full implementation of the Tripoli Agreement of 1976. Guided by her example, we believe you are the best vanguard to promote and protect our rights as IPs/ ICCs.
We are confident that your leadership will formulate and implement national policies, with our cultural integrity and best interests at heart. We are one with you in your fight against corruption and restoring public confidence in government offices and institutions. We believe that your example of honest and transparent governance will propel the Philippines to economic development and lift us out of our poverty and strife.
Finally, we are assured the promise of effective government programs for free and inclusive education, access to quality job opportunities and universal health care will soon become reality for IPs and ICCs all over the country.
Mabuhay ang susunod na Presidente ng Pilipinas, Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III!
Signed:
Atty. David Daoas
First Chairman/Tribal Leader
National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
Mary Ann Piang
President
Tribal Women’s Association
Leo B. Masalon
President
Masalon Clan Tribal Association of South Cotabato
Ms. Naida S. Labiton
President
Fulong Libon Women’s Association of General Santos
Dan Alim
President
Indigenous Peoples Alliance Movement
Datu Marcelo A. Alejo Jr.
President
Mangguangan-Dibabawon Supreme Tribal Council of Elders/Leaders
Amado Mansabid
Chairman
MAMATRIPCEDI Inc.
Menes Alim
Representative
Alim Clan Tribal Association.
Why Manny Villar Does Not Get My Vote by @komikero (Filipino artist Gerry Alanguilan) -
@komikero didn’t endorse anyone but he made Great Points as to why Villar shouldn’t be President.
Mindanao needs you!!! Help map precincts for election day! -
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