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Here are the achievements of Duterte administration that made the Pinoys proud

These list are the unpublished accomplishments of President Duterte and his administration so far. There are almost 70 things that maybe we do not know. Here are these things. 
 
 
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HERE ARE 20 THINGS THE DUTERTE ADMINISTRATION HAS DONE IN 8 DAYS 
 
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<li>Duterte’s first order to all agencies was to reduce the amount of time it took for the public to apply for and get their government-issued documents. Even no less than the Office of the President streamlined its operations. The Offices of the Cabinet Secretary and Executive Assistant now have more supervision powers over departments and bureaus.</li>
<li>Free entrance at the National Museum for everyone starting July 1.</li>
<li>PNP Chief dela Rosa subjected top police officials to a surprise drug test. Eleven cops tested positive for illegal drug use.</li>
<li>Malacañang declared July 6 a non-working holiday in observance of the Muslim tradition of Eid’l Fitr.</li>
<li>President Duterte instructed DepEd to improve drug literacy. The current curriculum will be revised with drug education lessons starting with Grade 4 students.</li>
<li>President Duterte named five high-ranking police generals allegedly involved in drugs. He also revealed the Triad Group of druglords in the country. More names of policemen and public officials will be disclosed soon.</li>
<li>The Department of Tourism (DOT) is now in talks with the Miss Universe organizers for the Philippines to host the Miss Universe pageant for next year. The DOT plans to do a massive tourism campaign not only in Luzon but also in Visayas and Mindanao using the pageant as a vehicle.</li>
<li> The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) opened its main gates to rallyists after nearly two decades. The Hacienda Luisita case will be resolved in 30 days (finally!).</li>
<li>Despite his busy schedule, President Duterte attended the opening and even performed the ceremonial toss during the Gilas-France game for the Olympic qualifiers.</li>
<li>President Duterte finally offered Vice President Robredo a position as Housing Secretary (HUDCC). How did he offer the job? Via a phone call in one of his presscons.</li>
<li>The President instructed the Aviation Security Group (ASG) not to arrest, detain, or file charges against passengers who were found possessing ammunition in the airports (yes! no more laglag-bala schemes). And yes, cleaner toilets (expenses shouldered by airline companies), full CCTV and free wifi in the airports (thank you DOTC).</li>
<li>The Board of Investments (BOI) has stated that there’s a surge of investments in Mindanao. It is credited to the Duterte-effect, the showing of confidence to the new administration. How much? Almost 900 billion pesos (and counting).</li>
<li>The Freedom of Information (FOI) Act will become effective not via the legislative body, but thru an executive order. Its effectivity is expected to happen next week.</li>
<li>The PNP’s ‘Oplan Tokhang’ is so successful (drug pushers and users voluntarily surrendering themselves) that they now have a new problem: sufficient drug-rehabilitation facilities. Even LGUs are overwhelmed on how to go about this particular issue.</li>
<li>The Presidential Communications Office will be revamping the People’s Television Network (PTV4). Duterte will have his own tv and radio program every week (which hopefully will be curse-free). Social media and a newspaper will also be used to inform the public about government programs. PTV4 will also have a tv segment for Muslim and Indigenous Peoples' and the Youth. Target date for implementation will be in August.</li>
<li>The DPWH will be doing intensive infrastructure projects and construction 24/7 not only in Luzon but also in Visayas and Mindanao. And the best part? There’s already a budget allocated, stated by no less than DBM head Ben Diokno.</li>
<li>The Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to create an Alcatraz-like penitentiary for hard-core criminals. Somewhere in Palawan where there are no mobile signals.</li>
<li>The DENR has suspended the license of four mining companies due to violations of government regulations.</li>
<li>911 (emergency response) and 8888 (for public complaints and concerns) hotline numbers will go effective by August and it will be nationwide.</li>
<li>And last, but not the least, President Duterte goes home to Davao using an ordinary commercial flight to spend the weekend with his family and attend the Hari Raya festival.</li>
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THINGS THE DUTERTE ADMINISTRATION HAS DONE ON WEEK 2 
 
1. Over the weekend, Pres. Duterte met with some lawmakers to discuss the state of the country and his corresponding plans, which includes a revival of the death penalty. 
 
2. On Monday, VPres. Robredo attended her first Cabinet meeting. She was also sworn into office as Chairperson of the HUDCC. A day after, she had a consultative meeting with leaders of urban poor groups. 
 
3. The MMDA sanitation workers collected at least 12 truckloads of garbage along Roxas Blvd over the weekend until Monday morning in the wake of Typhoon Butchoy. 
4. The DTI will review current test procedures for steel, flat glass and cement entering the market to ensure a level playing field between local and foreign makers. Discussions already began on Monday, July 11. 
 
5. On Monday night, a 50-meter “floating shabu laboratory", along with four Hong Kong residents, was seized by the PNP-AIDG on the waters off Subic, Zambales. On Tuesday, some P4 billion worth of shabu and drug ingredients were seized while four people were arrested in a raid on a "mega" shabu lab and a facility in Pampanga province. The PNP-AIDG and PDEA conducted the raids. 
 
6. Close to 20 policemen of the PNP tested positive from random drug testings (out of 22,238) since the tests were enforced on July 1. At least 49 police officers in Western Visayas were relieved from their posts pending investigation on various offenses related to illegal drugs. The order took effect last week, July 8. 
 
7. Close to 4000 suspects packed an auditorium in Tagum City on July 9 (Saturday) and voluntarily surrendered themselves to the police. It is considered the single biggest surrender so far. 
8. Two individuals tagged by Pres. Duterte as among the biggest drug personalities in the country, Vicente Loot and Peter Lim, are facing a validation of their tax returns by the BIR. On Thursday, Lim met with Pres. Duterte. 
 
9. On Thursday morning, PNP chief Bato dela Rosa, together with PDEA officials, led the destruction of dangerous drugs worth ₱1.77-B in Trece Martires City, Cavite. 
 
10. The NCRPO reports that there are 8,808 drug surrenderees as of Thursday. 
 
11. DILG Sec. Sueno ordered PNP Chief de la Rosa to proceed with a sweeping lifestyle check on the entire police force. 
 
12. DILG Sec. Sueno and DICT Sec. Salalima signed an agreement with PLDT/Smart Chairman Pangilinan and Globe CEO Cu for the establishment of the National 911 Emergency Hotline. 
 
13. The DPWH directed contractor LR Tiqui Builder, Inc. of the P609 million drainage project in the Maysilo Circle, Mandaluyong City to finish the job by September 30 or face consequences. 
 
14. The DSWD has provided relief packs and goods to the victims of Bagyo Butchoy in Regions III and IV-A. 6000 food packs were released. 
 
15. Also, DSWD Sec. Taguiwalo said her transition team will look into the P6.3 billion in unliquidated funds for the Conditional Cash-Transfer (CCT) Program of the Aquino administration – the 4Ps - in 2015. 
 
 
16. The DSWD has announced that indigent senior citizens aged 60 years and above (without SSS and GSIS pension) may now apply for the Social Pension Program of the department. 
 
17. The DOLE targets to end by next year the practice of “labor-only contracting” or “endo” (end of contract). A 50% target is for the year 2016 by strict enforcement of the Labor Code. 
 
18. The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) will recommend to President Rodrigo Duterte a P3.35-trillion national budget for 2017. DBM Sec. Diokno said the proposed 2017 budget was higher by 11.6% from the current budget. 
 
19. The Bureau of Customs (BOC) intends to reduce releasing time from five days to five hours for normal shipments by coordinating with the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) with their imports. 
 
20. The DENR already started last week the audit of large-scale mining companies. Small-scale miners will also be subjected to strict regulation. Higher target for government revenues from mining companies are also studied. Sec. Lopez will not allow new mining projects, even if mining companies are willing to pay more taxes, if the operation will cause environmental destruction and suffering to communities. 
 
21. The DENR is also reviewing development projects that involve urban expansion through massive land reclamation. Sec. Lopez favors the rewriting the Philippine Mining Act of 1995 to increase the government’s and communities’ share in mining profit and, possibly, ban open-pit mining method. 
 
22. The DENR-ARMM has suspended all mining operations in the region in the wake of the conduct of performance audit on operating firms’ compliance with state policies on responsible mining. The directive was released on Tuesday, July 12. 
 
23. After the Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled in favour of the Philippines in the South China Sea (or WPS) issue, Pres. Duterte called for a cabinet meeting an hour later. Also invited to the meeting were members of the Philippine delegation who lobbied the case in The Hague-based tribunal as their inputs were important. A statement was thereafter issued by DFA Sec. Yasay welcoming the decision and reiterating the Philippines’ respect for the milestone decision. Thereafter, at the ASEM Meeting in Ulaan Baator, Mongolia, DFA Sec. Yasay raised the same issue despite Beijing’s vehement protest. 
 
24. Weeks after DOT Sec. Teo announced her proposal to host the forthcoming Miss Universe pageant in the Philippines, Pres. Duterte gave the go-signal for it. Ms. Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach is due to return to the country and call on Pres. Duterte. The best part? The government will not be spending for it as commercial sponsors and private companies are already lining up to shoulder the expenses, including the pageant franchise fee. 
 
25. The DOT will also be convening the inter-agency Tourism Coordinating Council (TCC) immediately to address urgent issues such as security and inadequate infrastructure in many tourist destinations. 
 
 
 
26. The DepEd reformulated its budget, focusing to hasten and streamline the procurement process. The 2017 budget would be devoted primarily to more funding for the Alternative Learning System (ALS), infrastructure, and improvement of IT systems. 
 
27. The CHED and Edukasyon.ph have tied up for an online platform meant for faculty and staff of higher-education institutions (HEIs) to fast-track their application for scholarships and grants, helping increase the number of graduate degree holders among HEI faculty to 70% by 2021. 
 
28. The DOTC signed on Tuesday an MOU with Smart Telecommunications for free wifi up to 1 GB at no-cost to the government. Sec. Tugade said the initial rollout would be at all four passenger terminals of NAIA as well as airports in Davao, Iloilo, Bacolod, Dumaguete, Kalibo, Laguindingan, General Santos, Clark, Laoag, Cebu, Caticlan and Zamboanga. Also to be included are LRT1, LRT2 and MRT. For seaports, free wifi will be initially made available in Batangas and Mindoro. Just last week, two MRT stations – Ortigas and Guadalupe – opened free Wi-Fi access to commuters. 
 
29. Expect improved traffic conditions in Metro Manila within the next 100 days. DOTC Sec. Tugade has proposals to address traffic in the metropolis, including alternative locations to purchase train tickets, and better waiting rooms for commuters. It will also propose to Congress to give Pres. Duterte emergency powers to solve traffic gridlock in Metro Manila. 
 
30. Also, the DOTC has plans to build and rehabilitate the Bicol Railway System (Bicol Express) as it would boost the growth of the region. The Department of Agriculture (DA) also supports theplan as it would also spur the growth of the agriculture and fisheries sectors in the region. 
 
31. The Duterte administration will repeal former Pre. Aquino’s order to merge state-run lenders DBP (for industries) and Landbank (for farmers). DOF Sec. Dominguez said that the current administration will not implement it as such merger requires legislative action, not an executive order. Furthermore, the two state-run banks have different mandates. 
 
32. DOF Sec. Dominguez also announced there would be no “hiatus” in projects under the public-private partnership (PPP) scheme that are already in the pipeline. Also, Sec. Dominguez has put together income tax reform proposals, which will be then submitted to Congress by September. A study conduct by the DOF backed a reduction of the top tax rate to 25% from 32%. 
 
33. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is preparing $770 million in additional loans to the Philippines this year. Priorities are peace and development projects in Mindanao through the rehabilitation of roads, promotion of small- and medium-sized enterprises and capacity building in LGUs. 
 
34. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said the number of days in the clearing of checks would be reduced to one day from the current three starting January 2017. BSP Gov. Tetangco Jr. signed a MOA with PCHC Pres. Barcena to operationalize the Check Image Clearing System (CICS). 
 
35. At the MIAA, newly-installed MIAA Gen. Manager Monreal will allow public taxicabs to ferry passengers from the NAIA terminals starting July 18 to avoid long lines at taxi bays. Aside from the premium buses, the MIAA would also allow jeepneys to take passengers coming out of the NAIA T3 at a designated spot near the former Circulo del Mondo Rotunda. CCTVs cameras with high-resolutions are currently installed in all strategic areas at NAIA to eliminate security blind spots. The airport security center, which serves as a central desk connecting all agencies designed to provide immediate response to passenger complaints and concerns, will be reactivated. Airline companies will maintain cleanliness of restrooms in the terminals. Security will be beefed up as Pres. Duterte would take commercial flights to and from Davao City. Free wifi will be available in all four terminals with speeds of 1 GB per access point. To end the “tanim-bala” scam, passengers found with one bullet or bullet amulet in their luggage would be allowed to board their flights without any interrogation or even charges of violating the law after surrendering the bullet. 
 
 
 
36. The DOTC plans to transfer general aviation to other airports such as Sangley and Clark to decongest MIAA. Philippine Airlines Chairman Lucio Tan said he is moving out his fleet of private jets as a gesture of compliance to the initiative. 
 
37. The National Competitiveness Council (NCC) said on Thursday it is targeting to cover all local government units (LGUs) in its next survey of competitive cities and municipalities in the country. 
 
38. The presidential residence ‘Bahay Pangarap’ has been renamed ‘Bahay ng Pagbabago’. No major changes were made, except for a few minor repairs and new curtains. A simple blessing ceremony was done with Pres. Duterte wearing grey fluffy indoor slippers. 
 
39. The DOH distributed medical supplies to the Philippine Army, including two ‘tooth buses’ and 100 hospital beds. 
 
40. The DOH and the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM) are harnessing community participation in the government’s response to the HIV epidemic to meet the Global Sustainable Goals. 
 
41. DOH Sec. Ubial said that the government is considering a plan to establish rehabilitation centers in government-owned islands to accommodate the hundreds of drug-dependent surrenderees and as a solution to the projected shortage of rehabilitation centers. 
 
42. The DOJ has issued a lookout order against the five police generals earlier identified by Pres. Duterte as those allegedly have links to illegal drug trade. 
 
43. The DA conducted a regional consultative meeting in the Bicol region. Aside from the usual audience of farmers and fishermen, the meeting was also attended by all the governors and almost all the Congressmen. As DA Sec. Piñol points out, it was one rare moment in Bicol's political history that so many respected political leaders of the region were gathered in one occasion. 
 
44. The DA wants to spend P5 billion over the next five years to support and revive the domestic abaca industry. It would start with a P100-million package in the town of Sogod, Southern Leyte. The DA is also keen on increasing white-corn production to meet the demand of corn-eating provinces in the Visayas and Mindanao. 
 
45. Pres. Duterte has ordered his Cabinet officials to ensure a maximum 30-day processing time of permits in their respective agencies. 
 
46. Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chairperson Bala has already ordered government offices to review their ‘Citizen's Charter’ and ensure that transaction times are reduced and redundant requirements removed. 
 
47. The Philippine Marines are currently in training for their new assignment: the National Bilibid Prison (NBP). Also, the AFP held its 3rd Social Media Summit on Friday at Camp Aguinaldo to discuss prevailing social media issues and tools to enhance its engagement with the public. 
 
48. The Philippine National Railways (PNR) has proposed a new railway project for funding under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme, the first one under the Duterte administration. 
 
49. The BIR has made it easier and faster to secure tax clearance certificates (TCCs) as well as certificates authorizing registration (CARs). From nine previously, only three documents were now required: a notarized application form with two pieces of loose documentary stamp tax (DST); a delinquency verification issued by the concerned BIR office; as well as a print-out of the certification fee paid through the BIR’s electronic filing and payment system (eFPS), with payment confirmation. BIR offices were also ordered to issue the delinquency verification within 24 hours after the taxpayer filed the application. The delinquency verification will have a one-month validity period. 
 
 
Source: NowReader

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Joenel Sanchez testifies the existence of Sen. De Lima's video with boyfriend

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Senator Leila de Lima’s former close-in security aide on Thursday divulged details about the rumored romantic relationship between her and her erstwhile driver, Ronnie Dayan, and testified about the existence of their alleged sex video. 
 
Presidential Security Group (PSG) member Joenel Sanchez read his affidavit attesting to the supposed special relationship between De Lima and Dayan during the resumption of the House justice committee’s probe regarding the drug trade inside the New Bilibid Prison. 
 
De Lima and Dayan are tagged as among the key personalities involved in the drug trade inside the national penitentiary. 
 
In his affidavit, Sanchez said De Lima and Dayan were so close to each other that the latter regularly stayed over at the senator’s house, and they even slept in one room during their out-of-town trips. 
 
"Madalas din kaming pumunta sa bahay ni SOJ De Lima sa Bicol at kapansin-pansin ang sweetness nila. Habang kami ay bumabiyahe papuntang probinsiya sila po ay nagsusubuan ng nilagang saging saba,” he said. 
 
Sanchez also claimed that De Lima bought Dayan personal items, liquor and cigarettes on a regular basis. 
 
Sometime in 2012, Sanchez said he was approached by De Lima’s driver, a certain “Bantam,” who in turn showed him Dayan’s phone containing his and De Lima’s two alleged sex videos. 
 
Although he described the contents of the video in graphic detail, Sanchez said he didn’t finish watching the footage. 
 
“Naging biruan na lang namin ang nasabing video,” he said. 
 
Sometime in 2015, Sanchez said Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) rider Warren Cristobal was added to De Lima’s security detail. He said Dayan got jealous of Cristobal until the former was fired by the then-justice secretary. 
 
Following Dayan’s removal from De Lima’s security detail, Sanchez claimed to have noticed the closeness between the senator and Cristobal. 
 
“Kapansin-pansin din ang closeness ni Warren Cristobal at SOJ kung kaya't nagdududa na kami na may special na relasyon ang dalawa,” he said. 
 
In his affidavit, Sanchez admitted to receiving P15,000 three times from Reynante Diaz, the talent manager of NBP inmate Herbert Colanggo. 
 
Colanggo previously testified to giving De Lima millions in drug payoff to finance her senatorial bid. 
 
Sanchez said he had asked money from Diaz for his birthday, Christmas and “for the boys.” 
The PSG member said he was fired by De Lima from her security detail in May last year because he sought help from Oriental Mindoro Rep. Alfonso Umali Jr. for his sick father.

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Taxi driver reads Bible in the middle of a heavy traffic

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A taxi driver went viral in the social media not because he was cheating on the meter or trying to seduce the passenger. 
 
The passenger, Celissa Joy Gammad, posted her experience with the taxi driver. They were stocked in the traffic and she went grumpy and impatient due to the inconvinience she felt. Not only her, but the taxi driver also. But instead of doing something unneccessary, he pulled out a book and read it. Just so you know, it is not an ordinary book, it's a BIBLE! 
 
Many did amaze for the driver's deed, that instead of complaining the heavy traffic which is not new to the Philippines, he instead uses the time to read the Word of God. 
 
Read the full post below: 
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 One of the things that i hate doing is 'waiting'. But this taxi driver just taught me an invaluable lesson. While stuck in the heavy traffic, I pulled out my phone and did some mindless scrolling on Facebook and LinkedIn then played candy crush and twenty. Occasionally, i would utter 'tsk tsk' and sigh in disgust as the traffic jam looked like it would go on forever. This went on for an hour. I noticed that the taxi driver would pull out a book to read on every red light or when the car couldn't literally move because of the traffic. The book as it turned out, was the Bible. And there's another copy sitting out-front. I thought, maybe, at times he would share the other one with his passenger. With the feeling of shame and guilt pressing in, as I haven't read my devotion for today, I murmured a prayer of apology and thanks to my God, who, at that moment, used a stranger to remind me on the value of idle time while 'waiting' and to worship Him while 'waiting' instead of complaining. What do you do while waiting? From this day forward, I will worship while I'm waiting, like this taxi drive With the feeling of shame and guilt pressing in, as I haven't read my devotion for today, I murmured a prayer of apology and thanks to my God, who, at that moment, used a stranger to remind me on the value of idle time while 'waiting' and to worship Him while 'waiting' instead of complaining.  What do you do while waiting? From this day forward, I will worship while I'm waiting, like this taxi driver</blockquote>

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Duterte's profanity criticized by Sen. Gordon

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With President Rodrigo Dutete grabbing international headlines with his expletive-laced controversial remarks, the Philippines may as well change its tourism slogan to include curse words, Senator Dick Gordon said Monday. 
 
“The President has a duty to be a statesman. He must not be heard saying bad words,” said Gordon, who was a former Tourism secretary.  
 
“Sasabihin ko nga baguhin na natin ang ating slogan sa tourism [I’ll just suggest that we change our tourism slogan to] ‘Welcome to the PI’, ‘Wow PI.’ Hopefully, marinig ni Pangulo ito at ‘hoy, baka sumusobra na siguro ,’ [the President will hear this and (realize), hey, maybe it’s already too much].”  
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Gordon added that the President’s repeated endorsement of the killing of drug suspects if they fight off policemen leads to a misconception that he is sanctioning the use of unnecessary violence.  
 
“Maingay ang Pangulo, sobrang ingay ng Pangulo. Tama lang na ipakita niya na galit siya sa droga pero huwag na siyang mag-ingay na ‘I will kill you,’ Hindi tama ‘yan,” Gordon said. 
“Kaya he is falling on his own sword, nadadapa siya sa kanyang espada dahil salita siya nang salita, napag-bibintangan tuloy ang bansa na ‘yan ang nangyayari.” 
 
[The President is too noisy. It is alright for him to show that he loathes drugs, but he shouldn’t say ‘I will kill you.’ That’s not right. He is falling on his own sword, tripping on his sword because he talks and talks so the country is accused that that’s what is happening.] 
 
But Gordon, who is leading an inquiry into the spate of extra-judicial killings under the Duterte administration, agreed with the President that other countries, especially the US, should not interfere with Manila's anti-narcotics policies. 
 
Gordon said the Western superpower has no moral superiority to investigate possible abuses against Filipino drug suspects, given its own record of rampant police killings.  
“One dead is one dead too many, kailangang imbestigahin pero wag sila [it should be investigated, but not by them (US)]. Let those without sin cast the first stone,” he said. 
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Things that Duterte administration accomplished on their first 3 months

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"Tangible changes", this was the promised goal of Pres. Duterte during campaign. He was certain that he could minimize, if not possibly be eliminated, criminality and drug menace in the country in 6 months. How was his words after the first 3 months of his term? 
 
Well, we all could feel it, although it was not totally gone but atleast we never felt more safer than ever. 
 
But, those are just the main thing, how about the other things that his administration had accomplished? A netizen, Josephine Quino, took into Facebook what he felt like was enough proof for people to respect Pres. Duterte. 
 
Here is the post. 
 
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"Some people are so consumed by their hatred towards Duterte that their eyes are blinded to see the PLAIN TRUTH. 
 
Anyone who cannot appreciate the following developments do not deserve to live in this country. Get out of the Philippines, you have no right to live here - you don't care a bit for this country but only for your own goddamned agendas. 
 
1. The indefinite ceasefire between the MNLF, MILF, CPP NDF and the government (held in Norway) 
 
2. The centraliZed complaint and action hotlines - 911 and 8888 
 
3. The one stop shop for OFW in POEA which is way better than before 
 
4. The opening of the DAR gates which were closed for 18 years 
 
5. The distribution of the long overdue Hacienda Luisita to the farmers 
 
6. The distribution of the agricultural equipmentS that were purchased by the previous government but weren't distributed for some political reasons 
 
7. The immediate repatriation of stranded OFWs in Saudi Arabia (which if I remember it right, one Kuya was crying when he finally touched base simply because he could now be reunited with his loved ones because those who were sent by the previous government only visited them to have some selfies with them.) 
 
8. The laglag bala at the airport has finally stopped right after PRRD took office. I personally experienced that worry free moment and noticed that no more luggages are plastic wrapped.  
 
9. The services in the government agencies are much faster and employees have started to treat the people with some respect and even with a smile. The transactions are much better these days. 
 
10. The legit balikbayan boxes are no longer mishandled. 
 
11. The irrigation projects for the farmers have already started nationwide. 
 
12. The almost 700,000 surrenderees who have promised to change their lives.  
 
13. The removal of processing fee on travel tax exemption  
 
14. The resubmission of the 2,000 pesos SSS pension bill  
 
15. The much empowered servicemen who are now willing to serve the country with pride and higher self esteem 
 
16. The servicemen's one in a million dinner opportunity at Malacanang  
 
17. The rounds in all of the defense camps to see what each station needs so that they can give better service to the country 
 
18. The shutdown/closure of some mining companies that destroy the country's natural resources 
 
19. The removal of the fishing pens in the Laguna Lake to give other small fishermen a fair chance to use it for their livelihood 
 
20. The new buses from the airport to many major hubs in nearby cities 
 
21. The one sack rice added to 4Ps cash assistance to our less fortunate fellowmen 
 
22. The salary increase of the servicemen which is bound to happen any moment soon - and the soon to be state of the art equipped hospital for them. 
 
23. The hastened benefits claiming of the family of our fallen men  
 
24. The increased allowance of our olympics delegates 
 
25. The immediate signing of Freedom of Information 
 
26. The exposés against local executives, police generals, judges and other top officials in government  
 
27.The now better looking cleaner Baclaran, Divisoria and other public places 
 
28. The employment increase and unemployment decrease 
 
29. The exposés against olligarchs who have been evading to pay taxes 
 
30. The lower street crimes because most of the nutters who are more likely to commit the crimes have already surrendered and therefore identified 
 
31. The Mindanao peace process that has resumed again in Malaysia 
 
32. The bilateral talks with China over the WPS dispute 
 
33. The launch of Oplan Tokhang which has more positive results  
 
34. The cooperation and openness of fenced elite subdivisions for Oplan Tokhang as they show support to the war on drugs campaign 
 
35. The billions worth of drugs seized in the operation 
 
36. The closure of so many drug labs all over the country, including the floating shabu laboratories operated by Chinese drug lords  
 
37. The more regulated and SAF manned BUCOR 
 
38. The no VIP treatment for government officials in airports 
 
39. The ongoing improvements of MRT/LRT service and other major thoroughfares 
 
40. The customs installation of CCTVs all over the place to promote transparency 
 
41. The crackdown of Bilibid Drug Trade and the expose' of Lielie de Lima  
 
42. DFA is now faster in processing passports. 
 
43. Fixers are now out of sight 
 
44. End of Contractualization 
 
45. No more age limit requirements to all job seekers.  
 
46. The closure of online gambling. From 4 thousand outlets during the arroyo admin, to 8 thousand outlets during Aquino admin 
 
47. OEC exemption for OFWs returning to same employer! Finally no need to pay and go through the troublesome process of acquiring OEC. 
 
48. The order to extend passport validity to 10 years 
 
49. The curfew hours for minors. 
 
50. The release of Abu Sayyaf hostages  
 
51. The drivers license validity extension up to five years 
 
52. Karaoke ban after 10:00pm. Peace at last! 
 
53. The cleaning up of LTO and LTFRB 
 
54. The deputation of Badjaos as Bantay Dagat (Wow! What an empowerment to the least of our Filipino brothers) 
 
55. The DAR and BFAR's boat distribution program, feeding fishers for life 
 
Sad to say, the local media is turning a blind eye to these accomplishments and instead is focusing on unfounded EJK accusations. The foreign media on the other hand get their reports from paid and biased journalists. Worst of all, some leaders of the International Community including the President of the US, EU and UN swallow the reports hook, line and sinker, handle included. I can't believe that so called dignitaries based their judgments on garbage sources. Get it straight from the Filipino people! Logic is the ability to suspend judgment before proper evaluation, and sadly, these international leaders are grossly wanting. DUTERHEARTS, let us show the world our 16 million strong sentiments. Stop the foreign media from destroying the reputation of our President and in effect, our economy. 
 
Thanks much to those who contributed! 
 
Please comment to add if you know of more :) 
 
#tohellwithforeignmedia 
-end of post- 
 
This post gone viral in the social media. Well, not much of making bias statement, but people agrees to him. They also felt the same. But as the saying goes, "we cannot please everyone", thus there's still people who doubts the capability of President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Lacson's reaction upon approaching the 100th day of Duterte's administration

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Since July 1, 2016, when President Rodrigo Duterte took office, it is just weeks away since its administration will reach its first 100 days in the service. Do you feel the changes or not? Let us read the statement of Sen. Lacson regarding this.

Sen. Lacson's assessment on Duterte's first 100 years of his administration showed how the Senator was amazed because the almost 100-day old Duterte administration made them feel like it has been running for years. 
 
In an interview, Lacson cited some of the achievements and developments they had withness with Duterte's admininstration given that is just about to reach its 100th day on Octorber. He narrated how he and some other Senators talk about how they feel about Duterte's administration. They said that everyone of them felt like the administration is already running for years because of the events and developments it already produced. 
 
"Kung naguusap-usap kami ng mga senador, nakakailang taon ba tayo? Parang napakahabang panahon na sa dami ng kaganapan at developments, hindi mo iisiping wala pang 100 days" says the former PNP chief. 
 
Lacson gave special emphasis on the evident progress of Duterte's war against illegal drug trade. 
 
"Siguro dala na rin sa araw-araw, napakaraming balitang nasasagap, napakaraming nangyayari, napapatay. So parang pinikit mo ang mata mo at sinara mo ang utak mo muna gaano katagal, iisipin mo talagang napakahabang panahon na siyang president", he added. 
 
It can be recalled that last June, Lacson already commended Duterte's admininstration as it made drug pushers and users to turn themselves in the authorities due to fear, weeks before Duterte formally sits as the President of the country. 
 
Even before President-elect Duterte formally assumes the presidency, we have seen how suspected drug users and pushers turned themselves in to police in past weeks out of fear. Never in history of criminality in the Philippines have seen drug users/pushers and the like surrender in this manner", Lacson sain in an article released by interaksyon.com. 
 
Even before, Lacson already expressed his hopes for the Duterte administration to greatly minimize crime if eradicating it completely might not be possible. 
 
Meanwhile, he also said that the increase in the price and decrease on the demand of illegal drugs is a proof that the war against drugs is gaining result. 
 
Via: TrendingNewsPortal

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Mob mentality: Avoid the negative effect of social media

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The influence of social media to us is unquestionable, we rely so much from these social sites. But one thing we are not aware of is we are believing too easily on the things from these sites.</div>
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Almost all of us is now engaged in social media. We did this
for so many reasons like socialization, communication, or even liesure. It is
safe to quote that we rely so much on social media.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Basically, social media is where people gathers, or if
social sites are a particular place, it is where people are gathered together
in a very huge number. Beyond this, there is a fact that lies where social
media is the best place to publish news, articles, videos, or to advertise
products/services. Because it holds massive numbers of people who are the
possible viewers or users of our article or endorsed product.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Along with this, there are people out there who don't care
about others and only thinks of being popular, or to earn money which they
publish or endorse false information or products. Well, sad to say, most of
these false information would always go viral thus reach so many people, and
the worst part is that most of us are blinded for the truth. We tend to believe
on false information we read and we share this making us one of the instrument
in spreading such falsity.<o:p></o:p></div>
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This is what we called MOB MENTALITY. In this state, we are
influenced by what we think was right and adopt to that certain thing we
believe. And this is not good for us.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Many people have been suffering because of this. They were
bullied, bashed and shamed through social media and even in personal
circumstances. To make an example, let us recall the roadrage incident where a
cyclist was killed by an ARMY reservist. But before everything was in place,
the video of the said roadrage escalated on social media. Many have seen the
actual video of the incident, where a particular website posted a picture and
had accused someone (not the real suspect) of being the responsible for the
death of the boy.<o:p></o:p></div>
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This man appeared before the NBI to clear his name, although
he is not really the real suspect (after the investigation) he had suffered so
many criticims and bullying. He receives so many heart-breaking messages which
calls him names or giving him unpleasant words which he think as too much from
the people.<o:p></o:p></div>
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That is what we're mistaken, we always jumps into
conclusions just because the information comes from the social media. Where
information from this place should not be taken easily, we the users/readers
are responsible for verifying the legitimacy of the content that we read.
Because this is the social media, the place for the freedom to speak, so there
is no strong basis that all of the posted information here are true or not. As
what was mentioned, we need to verify for ourselves.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Here are some tips to verify if the information we read is
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For websites, blogs and other link we see on social sites:<o:p></o:p></div>
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1. Make sure that the sites are reliable.<o:p></o:p></div>
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There are many websites we encounter, some leads us to the
wrong link, others might gives us valuable to read. So, try to remember those
sites that would not lead you to the wrong content. ALWAYS refer to another
source if you have read something interesting to verify if the information is
true or not.<o:p></o:p></div>
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2. Make sure that the site is legitimate.<o:p></o:p></div>
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There are no doubts for information we read from big news
sites like CNN, BBC, or the local news site. But these site which are not much
known by many are the sites that we should not believe by an instant. Look for
their sources, and/or search on google about their headline and choose the site
that is legit and reliable.<o:p></o:p></div>
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For pages/accounts/channels (public figure, bands, companies, etc):<o:p></o:p></div>
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1. Look for the verified badge.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram has it's way of
separating the real page of a real person or business from those imitators by
putting them verification badge (a check mark after their names). Meaning, this
pages, channel, accounts and others which has the verification badge are
verified users therefore non-emitators. For example, if you search on YouTube
about the top 10 plays of the 2015-2016 NBA regular season find the uploader
with a check mark on their names, because these are companies and organizations
that really studies the plays thus you expect fair basis than those countdown
who were made by the fans which maybe bias on the player or team that they are
supporting.<o:p></o:p></div>
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2. Know the source.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Tip above is one of the things to consider. But what if it
is not a page or a channel? You saw a post of something interesting from a
person, what you should do? Anyone has the freedom to check other accounts.
Look for their information, their friends, their posts and any other small
things that would satisfy your criteria in verifying the legitimacy of the
account.<o:p></o:p></div>
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To summarize all of these, we should always be vigelant into
something we saw, view, watch, read and post on social sites, because sometimes
these simple posting or sharing of ours means life for others. Thus, before you
decide if it is real or not, you should first check for yourself in order to
avoid this mentality. Who knows, if all of us are aware of this, we could even
help our country mess-free from the wrath of the force from social media.<o:p></o:p></div>

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Easy steps to get your NSO Birth Certificate online

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If you plan to get your NSO Birth Certificate, why not do it online? Here are the steps to get your birth certificate with less hassle and more convenient.

When technology is not that advance back in the days, most of us suffered a lot by falling into a one-day-line just to get an authenticated NSO Certificates. As technology becomes more advance, we take the advantage of having these convenience because technology makes our lives easier. 
 
This online application of getting NSO birth certificate or others will be time consuming and less hassle. There is nothing to worry also, because this is a legitimate transaction or your transaction is 100% from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), once called as National Statistics Office (NSO) 
 
This is a step by step guide if you plan to get your NSO birth certificate or marriage contract online, so read the steps carefully. 
 
Step 1. 
Visit www.nsohelpline.ph online. Scroll until the bottom of the page, then click the "order now" window. 
 
 
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Step 2. 
Select what certificate you want to get. We'll go with birth certificate. 
 
 
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Step 3. 
There, you will choose to what your purpose of getting your birth certificate. Select what suits your inquiry. Options are: Passport/Travel; Employment Abroad; Local Employment; School Requirements; Claims/Benefits/Loans; US Embassy Re-verification; Australian Embassy; Consulate General of Spain; Negative Intact; and Others. 
 
 
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Step 4. 
Fill out the form completely and correctly. Check the spellings, and other doubtful entries. 
 
 
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Step 5. 
Select an option if you have other legal proceedings to your birth certificate. Select honestly. 
 
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Step 6. 
Fill out the form of the receiver, but first, decide who would receive of the certificate upon delivery. Then select the relationship of the receiver to the certificate that you are applying. I recommend putting yourself for no further future errors. 
 
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Step 7. 
You'll see your order summary. Check if everything is right. 
 
 
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To check out, you need to fill out these forms. Fill these with the appropriate information to avoid errors. 
 
 
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Step 8. 
You are almost done, because before you can have your birth certificate, you need to pay for the fees. You can select via Bayad Center and Metrobank or online payment via VISA or Mastercard credit or debit card. BancNet ATM and Globe GCash if you want to pay on mobile. 
 
 
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Step 9. 
Now everything has been placed, all you need to do now is wait for the certificate to arrive. While waiting, you can check the status of your order on www.nsohelpline.com/check-status. Expect your certificate within 2-3 days. 
 
 
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Step 10. 
Be reminded! If you or the receiver you entered on the form is not around during the time that the certificate arrives, you may use the Letter of Authorization provided. Enter the name of your authorized representative and select a valid I.D. of that representative to be presented upon the delivery. 
 
 
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Mocha Uson releases statement on Bilibid concert

11:35:00 PM

Singer and dancer Mocha Uson has released a statement following news that she and her dance group, the Mocha Girls, performed inside the New Bilibid Prison, as highlighted in a Congressional hearing on Tuesday.

"Totoo po na noong late 2012 or early 2013 kami po ay nag-perform sa Bilibid," admitted Uson, who also claimed that her group did nothing wrong in her statement released through Facebook. She clarified that her group's performance was for a charity event. 
 
(It is true that we performed inside the National Bilibid Prison late 2012 or early 2013.) 
 
"Ito po ay pormal na concert na dumaan po sa tamang proseso. Marami pong mga artista na nagsho-show dun at nagbibigay pag-asa sa mga bilanggo. Sa tingin ko naman po walang masama kung ito ay PORMAL na nanggaling sa opisyal ng [Bureau of Corrections]. 
 
Ang Mocha Girls ay involved po sa iba't ibang charity shows kahit noon pa man," she added.  
 
(It was a formally organized show that went through the legal process. There were many artists involved in that show, which gave hope to the prisoners. I think there is nothing wrong with performing there since it was a show organized by officials of the Bureau of Corrections. The Mocha Girls are involved in many types of charity.) 
 
In Tuesday's house probe into the alleged proliferation of drugs at the New Bilibid Prison during the stint of Senator Leila de Lima as Justice Secretary, one of the six witnesses bared names of celebrities, which included Uson, who performed for drug lords and inmates. 
 
The witness claimed that these drug lords and inmates at the national penitentiary enjoyed various perks and privileges supposedly due to lax supervision from De Lima and the Bureau of Corrections. 
 
Reacting to reports about her "concert" inside the maximum security, Uson, a staunch supporter of President Rodrigo Duterte, insisted that her critics have been using the witness's testimony to malign her.  
 
"Binibigyan lamang ito ng kulay ng ibang anti-Duterte dahil kami ay suporter ng ating Pangulo. Itong mga dilaw na ito ay hindi na maipagtanggol si De Lima kaya kung anu-anong issue ang gustong ungkatin," she continued.  
 
(The issue is being misrepresented by Duterte critics because we are staunch supporters of the President. These yellow-affiliated people want to defend De Lima that’s why they are spreading rumors.) 
 
Here is the rest of Uson’s statement. 
 
 
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"Tulad ng nabanggit ng witness, maraming mga artists ang nakapagperform na doon kasama na si Sharon Cuneta at Freddie Aguilar. Ang nakakapagtaka lang ay bakit kami lang ang idinidiin at binibigyan ng kulay." </blockquote>
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"Una sa lahat, hindi ko po kinahihiya iyon bakit? Tulad nga ng aking sinabi, walang masama kung ito ay dumaan sa tamang paraan. And for argument's sake, kung bawal pala iyon hindi dapat ang mga artista o entertainer ang sisihin dapat ang pamunuan ng BuCor at dating Sec. De Lima dahil sila ang nag issue ng kaukulang permit upang makapag concert sa loob." </blockquote>
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"Ngunit uulitin ko hindi ko ikinahihiya ito dahil ako at ang aking grupo ay nagbigay ng malinis na kasiyahan at pag-asa sa mga taong nagkamali sa lipunan. Ngayon po ako ay abala sa pagsisimula ng isang foundation na magtatayo ng mga rehab centers sa iba't ibang bahagi ng Pilipinas.</blockquote>
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"Natural na ako po ay magpe-perform ng walang bayad kasama ang buong Mocha Girls upang magbigay ng pag-asa sa mga, uulitin ko, nagkamali sa lipunan. Dahil ako ay naniniwala na habang may buhay ang tao ito ay may pag-asang maayos at maging kapanipakinabang sa lipunan.</blockquote>
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"At hindi ko ikinahihiya ito. Ang tamang tanong dito ay - sa dinami dami ng mga nag concert sa Bilibid na mga artista bakit ang kailangan idiin at gawan ng issue ay kami? Simple, politka! Dahil kami ay masugid na suporter ni Pangulong Duterte. At magandang i-sensationalize ng media at blog/FB page ang issue na ito. Sa mga utak dilaw, ibalik natin ang issue- De Lima, totoo ba na ikaw ay tumatanggap ng payola sa mga inmate? Kung hindi sagutin mo isa-isa ang akusasyon sayo.”</blockquote>
 
Via ABS-CBN

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