+ Follow AGRARIAN REFORM SECRETARY HERNANI BRAGANZA Tag
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[Title] => Musical chairs
[Summary] => It’s just the second week of the year so people are still willing to give President Arroyo time to implement the reforms she has promised. But it gets harder every day to hold back criticism as we watch the Cabinet reshuffle unfold.
You already know the criticisms (and puzzled looks) that greeted the appointment of Simeon Datu-manong as secretary of justice. Maybe he’ll prove us wrong and shine in his new post, but for now I haven’t met anyone who is impressed with his appointment.
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[Title] => Braganza bagong Press secretary
[Summary] => Gaya nang inaasahan, si Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza na ang manunungkulang bagong Press Secretary simula sa Enero 15 kapalit ni Secretary Ignacio Bunye na itinalaga naman ni Pangulong Arroyo bilang Presidential Spokesman.
Tinanggap na ni Braganza ang posisyon, gayunman wala pang inihahayag na makakapalit nito sa Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR).
Ang rigodon sa Gabinete partikular sa Office of the Press Secretary ay kasunod ng pagkakahirang kay dating Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao bilang Chief of Staff ng Pangulo.
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[Title] => Tricycles fight for survival
[Summary] => Fearing that their days on the road are numbered, at least 700 tricycles drivers and operators staged a rally at the Chino Roces Bridge yesterday to seek relief from the Clean Air Act.
They later scored a minor victory when the government agreed to suspend for a month the Jan. 1 moratorium on new franchises for tricycles with two-stroke engines under a Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) resolution. The Clean Air Act calls for the replacement of motorcycles with two-stroke engines with cleaner four-stroke engines.
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[Title] => Bunye is concurrent spokesman, press secretary
[Summary] => Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye is now the sole spokesman for President Arroyo.
Mrs. Arroyo named Bunye yesterday as presidential spokesman in a concurrent capacity to allow Rigoberto Tiglao, her chief of staff, to focus on implementing reforms in the administration’s last 18 months.
Since returning from a study leave in Japan last October, Tiglao has been acting as presidential spokesman and Mrs. Arroyo’s chief of staff in a concurrent capacity.
Bunye said Mrs. Arroyo asked him last Friday to serve as her press secretary and spokesman.
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[Title] => Bunye hinirang na bagong Presidential spokesman
[Summary] => Pormal nang itinalaga kay Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye ang pagiging Presidential Spokesman matapos na tuluyan na itong iwan kahapon ni Rigoberto Tiglao para mag-full time naman bilang hepe ng Presidential Management Staff ni Pangulong Arroyo.
Sa isang press briefing, sinabi ni Tiglao na binitiwan niya ang presidential spokesman para puspusan nang gampanan ang kanyang tungkulin bilang chief of staff.
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[Title] => DAR links up with PCA to fast-track CARP in coconut lands
[Summary] => The Department of Agrarian Reform has forged partnerships with the Philippine Coconut Authority and the Liga Magniniyog, a conference of farmers’ organizations, to fast track the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program in coconut lands, it was learned yesterday.
Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza said his Department signed a memorandum of understanding with PCA and Liga Magniniyog to expedite the distribution under CARP of about 700,000 hectares of coconut lands all over the country.
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[Title] => DAR seeks military, police help on CARP
[Summary] => To ensure that the government meets its land distribution targets, the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) has sought the help of the police and the military in the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
In a joint circular, the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the Department National Defense agreed to support DAR in implementing its projects and programs, including CARP.
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[Title] => DAR to extend health care to farmers
[Summary] => Some three million agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs), or 15 million individuals from rural households are expected to be enrolled to the National Health Insurance Program (NHIP) after the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) forged a partnership with Philhealth in an effort to develop community-based social health insurance schemes in the countryside.
In signing two separate memorandum of agreements (MOA), the DAR and Philhealtth aimed to assure farmers of a better access to quality and affordable health care services for their families.
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[Title] => Lifestyle checks yet to start — PAGC
[Summary] => Two months after President Arroyo ordered a lifestyle check on government officials, the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) has yet to formally begin its investigation.
Members of the PAGC said they have yet to meet to formulate guidelines on the conduct of the lifestyle checks because of "many other commitments" they have to fulfill.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Perez really on his way out?
[Summary] => Despite Malacañang’s denials, there are indications that Hernando Perez is on his way out as secretary of justice.
Perez, who is on a 30-day leave until next week, is now under investigation by the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission for obstruction of justice.
And Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao has not ruled out Perez’s ouster for offenses other than those imputed to him by Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez.
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AGRARIAN REFORM SECRETARY HERNANI BRAGANZA
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[Title] => Musical chairs
[Summary] => It’s just the second week of the year so people are still willing to give President Arroyo time to implement the reforms she has promised. But it gets harder every day to hold back criticism as we watch the Cabinet reshuffle unfold.
You already know the criticisms (and puzzled looks) that greeted the appointment of Simeon Datu-manong as secretary of justice. Maybe he’ll prove us wrong and shine in his new post, but for now I haven’t met anyone who is impressed with his appointment.
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[AuthorID] => 1807094
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[Title] => Braganza bagong Press secretary
[Summary] => Gaya nang inaasahan, si Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza na ang manunungkulang bagong Press Secretary simula sa Enero 15 kapalit ni Secretary Ignacio Bunye na itinalaga naman ni Pangulong Arroyo bilang Presidential Spokesman.
Tinanggap na ni Braganza ang posisyon, gayunman wala pang inihahayag na makakapalit nito sa Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR).
Ang rigodon sa Gabinete partikular sa Office of the Press Secretary ay kasunod ng pagkakahirang kay dating Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao bilang Chief of Staff ng Pangulo.
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[Title] => Tricycles fight for survival
[Summary] => Fearing that their days on the road are numbered, at least 700 tricycles drivers and operators staged a rally at the Chino Roces Bridge yesterday to seek relief from the Clean Air Act.
They later scored a minor victory when the government agreed to suspend for a month the Jan. 1 moratorium on new franchises for tricycles with two-stroke engines under a Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) resolution. The Clean Air Act calls for the replacement of motorcycles with two-stroke engines with cleaner four-stroke engines.
[DatePublished] => 2003-01-07 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Mike Frialde
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[Title] => Bunye is concurrent spokesman, press secretary
[Summary] => Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye is now the sole spokesman for President Arroyo.
Mrs. Arroyo named Bunye yesterday as presidential spokesman in a concurrent capacity to allow Rigoberto Tiglao, her chief of staff, to focus on implementing reforms in the administration’s last 18 months.
Since returning from a study leave in Japan last October, Tiglao has been acting as presidential spokesman and Mrs. Arroyo’s chief of staff in a concurrent capacity.
Bunye said Mrs. Arroyo asked him last Friday to serve as her press secretary and spokesman.
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[Title] => Bunye hinirang na bagong Presidential spokesman
[Summary] => Pormal nang itinalaga kay Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye ang pagiging Presidential Spokesman matapos na tuluyan na itong iwan kahapon ni Rigoberto Tiglao para mag-full time naman bilang hepe ng Presidential Management Staff ni Pangulong Arroyo.
Sa isang press briefing, sinabi ni Tiglao na binitiwan niya ang presidential spokesman para puspusan nang gampanan ang kanyang tungkulin bilang chief of staff.
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[Title] => DAR links up with PCA to fast-track CARP in coconut lands
[Summary] => The Department of Agrarian Reform has forged partnerships with the Philippine Coconut Authority and the Liga Magniniyog, a conference of farmers’ organizations, to fast track the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program in coconut lands, it was learned yesterday.
Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza said his Department signed a memorandum of understanding with PCA and Liga Magniniyog to expedite the distribution under CARP of about 700,000 hectares of coconut lands all over the country.
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[Title] => DAR seeks military, police help on CARP
[Summary] => To ensure that the government meets its land distribution targets, the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) has sought the help of the police and the military in the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
In a joint circular, the Department of the Interior and Local Government and the Department National Defense agreed to support DAR in implementing its projects and programs, including CARP.
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[Title] => DAR to extend health care to farmers
[Summary] => Some three million agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs), or 15 million individuals from rural households are expected to be enrolled to the National Health Insurance Program (NHIP) after the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) forged a partnership with Philhealth in an effort to develop community-based social health insurance schemes in the countryside.
In signing two separate memorandum of agreements (MOA), the DAR and Philhealtth aimed to assure farmers of a better access to quality and affordable health care services for their families.
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[Title] => Lifestyle checks yet to start — PAGC
[Summary] => Two months after President Arroyo ordered a lifestyle check on government officials, the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) has yet to formally begin its investigation.
Members of the PAGC said they have yet to meet to formulate guidelines on the conduct of the lifestyle checks because of "many other commitments" they have to fulfill.
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[Title] => Perez really on his way out?
[Summary] => Despite Malacañang’s denials, there are indications that Hernando Perez is on his way out as secretary of justice.
Perez, who is on a 30-day leave until next week, is now under investigation by the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission for obstruction of justice.
And Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao has not ruled out Perez’s ouster for offenses other than those imputed to him by Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez.
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