EVERYTHING about MANDAUE POLITICS

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both will be burned off tat ... mura ug problema nimo sa silingan ni tat ... unya gusto ka ang goberno local ang mo solbar sa inyong diperensya ... pakig amigo sa silingan tat ... pareho ni Mayor nangamigo sa iyang mga kaatbang ... karon way contra ...

basin sad ug makig amigo ka nila ... maminaw sila nimo ug unsay maayo buhaton ...

lisud na kay negoyso na ila. baligya man gud na ilang mga haling. murag dli man pwede kami ra ang mo badlong ana. hazardous materials gud na. ang main point is why ang waste product sa one facotry gi labay ra man diri. that means kana tsinilas na factory walay proper disposal. hmmm better wait and see nalang daghan na bitaw hospital by the time magcancer mga tao dri. atleast ang gi tukod sa chong hua kay cancer center.

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... si pauluslos canete kuno ang mo lansar contra Mayor JONAS ... ...

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... si pauluslos canete kuno ang mo lansar contra Mayor JONAS ... ...

joke ni? lols

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na usna nman ang mandaue rn tsk2< pero in the near future magkanindot jd ang mandaue

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ganina watch ko news...wa juy tawn ni atbang ni Mayor Cortes..mura ang lingaw ani ang inatbangay ni Inday Nerissa ug ni Cong. Luigi...

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ni enter sad ang BOLAY-OG ... ... ...


Luigi ok with Mandaue lone district
By Jose P. Sollano/BRP (The Freeman) Updated October 06, 2012 12:00 AM Comments (0) View comments

CEBU, Philippines - Cebu sixth district Rep. Luis Gabriel Quisumbing yesterday said he is open to the proposal to make Mandaue City a lone congressional district.

Quisumbing yesterday said he has always been in favor of this saying the city has been qualified to become a lone district since 1992 and wonders why no one has worked for this.

Though such a move will entail a lot of legal impediments as it will leave the towns of Cordova and Consolacion isolated, he said he is open to any proposals on how to resolve the issue.

Former six district representative Nerissa Soon-Ruiz said she has filed such a bill in 2004 aiming to separate Mandaue from Lapu-Lapu City, Cordova and Consolacion and refiled it in 2007.

With the population now increasing she hopes that Cebu will now have 11 to 12 congressional districts.

“Ang maayo aning buhaton ‘ron nga mairog ang boundaries tungod sa kadako na sa population,” she said.

She said that both Consolacion and Cordova might be merged with the towns of Liloan and Compostela to compose one district to allow Mandaue City to become a lone district.

Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes said it has been his longing for the city to become a lone district, since the P70 million Priority Development Assistance Fund will mean more classrooms and infrastructure projects for the city.

“Daghan na kaayo kong bawod gi-agian aron lang dyud nga mahimong lone district ang Mandaue, apan naa ra dyud ning tanan sa kamot sa kongresista,” Cortes said.(FREEMAN)

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biano ang doctorate grad sa paululos canete mcc ... that is not qualified to award doctorate degrees ... ... ...



Biaño challenges Mayor Cortes


By Rebelander S. Basilan

Saturday, October 6, 2012

ACCOMPANIED by hundreds of supporters, Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes, Vice Mayor Glen Bercede and seven incumbent councilors filed their certificates of candidacy (COC) yesterday morning.

A few minutes before the filing’s deadline, former City councilor Victor Biaño and his candidates for vice mayor and councilors also filed their COCs.

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After hearing a mass at the National Shrine of St. Joseph, Mayor Cortes’s slate and their supporters marched to the office of Commission on Elections (Comelec) at the back of the City Sports and Cultural Complex.

The Liberal Party candidates, except Councilor Nenita Layese, who filed her COC last Tuesday, handed in their COCs past 10 a.m.

Cortes, in a press conference after the filing, said he will prioritize schools, drainage and roads if he gets elected for his last term.

He said business confidence in the city increased during his administration.

Democracy

Biaño said he decided to run for mayor because nobody else wanted to run against Mayor Cortes.

“We want to keep democracy alive and vibrant in Mandaue,” he told Sun.Star Cebu.

But Biaño, a member of the Board of Trustees of the old Mandaue City College (MCC), lamented Mayor Cortes’s failure to resolve the problem of having two city colleges.

Two MCCs operate in the city. The one recognized by the City is located at the back of the City Sports and Cultural Complex; the other MCC, which Biaño is a part of, is run by Dr. Paulus Cañete.

“The MCC problem is not a legal problem. It is political problem that needs a political solution, which is to replace the mayor,” said Biaño, who ran against Rep. Luigi Quisumbing (Cebu, sixth district) in 2010 but lost.

Biaño, his vice mayoral candidate Benjamin Luage and five candidates for councilors are running under the Bagong Bayan-Volunteer for a New Philippines.

Support

In the press conference, Cortes reiterated that he is supporting Quisumbing’s candidacy. Quisumbing will face former congresswoman Nerissa Soon-Ruiz next year.

Cortes said there was no discussion about politics when he hired Ruiz as a City consultant on health a few months ago.

The mayor also said he will continue to push for the creation of a lone district in Mandaue.

He said the City will receive more projects if the City becomes a lone district.

Cortes said he and other City officials will convince whoever gets the sixth district congressional seat to lobby for the creation of the lone district.

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on October 06, 2012.

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@reclma ruiz or quisumbing? both are on "lone district"

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si nerrisa ang nag una sa Lone District ... si BOLAY-OG na tarantar lang na siya ... ... ...

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ang mga nanglansar sa grupo ni biano ... puro mga tao ni ouano ...

ang mga OPLOK gibugo-an lagi sa mga botante sa Mandaue ... ...