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why our filipino senators actually insane/negative
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here's the wiki of cynthia villar, second highest votes in senate election history, wife of the second richest guy in the country
crying we were former best agri country no wonder we degraded sm "ur so obsessed with reseach im a smart person and i dont get ur reseach" baka kasi...tanga ka lang (trans: maybe...you dont get it bcs u are stupid)
HELLO??? like oh thats not. not only is it stupid wrong, why would you say it like that?!?!?
like oh. this isnt even the controversy part anymore of her wiki its just CAREER.
sorry to be a kid discovering filipino corruption on the main but. yeah ok. i get why our country sucks now. we get exploited by foreigners and then we get governed by callous and cruel moneysniffers.
like NO WONDER she's against the arrest of one of the countries richest human traffickers, apollo carreon quiboloy. she a duterte stan and she just sucks (again: money faced bitch).
#i talk#kid discovers more shit abt their countries politics#cynthia villar#duterte#apollo carreon quiboloy#philippine politics
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Deciphering the Dynamics of Voter Preferences
Peering into the Latest Senatorial Candidate Survey
The recent Pulse Asia survey, conducted from April 10 to 14, provides a glimpse into the evolving preferences of voters ahead of the May 13, 2019 elections. The survey ranks the top 12 senatorial candidates: Cynthia Villar, Grace Poe, Lito Lapid, Pia Cayetano, Bong Go, Sonny Angara, Bong Revilla, Bato dela Rosa, Nancy Binay, Koko Pimentel, Imee…
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2023 Waterlily Festival in Las Piñas City emphasizes care for the environment, competition winners announced
Recently in the City of Las Piñas, the 16th edition of the Waterlily Festival took place which continues to emphasize to local residents the commitment of taking care of the environment, according to a press release published through Senate.gov.ph. The said festival had a slew of activities and competitions that symbolically emphasized environmental care.
To put things in perspective, posted…
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Had terrible anxiety yesterday when I heard about a lawmaker in my country (the Philippines) propose a bill against o******. Being stuck with fatphobic relatives is bad enough, but god imagining it in a nation-wide scale is so fucking scary, I'm still not revovering well from it. There aren't any developments yet that could tell me it's getting approved but man the anti-fat sentiment in this country is so bad, (too many health professionals here still use BMI) I just don't have a lot of hope and I'm just so stressed about it.
Hoping to raise some awareness about it, too. Here's a link: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1774482/cynthia-villar-pushes-for-immediate-passage-of-anti-obesity-bill
That is extremely scary, I'm sending you the best of wishes anon, I hope you've been able to stay safe and take care of yourself amidst all of this anti-fat violence. Reach out to friends who support you, do whatever you need to do to protect your light during this stressful time. ❤️ You have an international network of fat liberationists who care deeply, right here. Let us know if there are any action steps to be taken, I will boost the hell out of it.
(Here's the same link for clickable convenience.)
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Cynthia Villar is really useless no? Anti-obesity Law? Wtf.
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tangina. pasuntok lang sa mukha ni cynthia villar pati sa mukha nung mag anak na marcos sasaya na ko ulit. kahit wala na jumowa sakin beh, g. basta tig iisang sapok sa mukha nila please.
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Decades Challenge 1890s Update #5
Several hours after Cynthia's doctor's appointment it was time to head to the park for the picnic Josephine had been invited to. Cynthia had announced that she was far too tired for a social event, so she'd volunteered to remain home with Kenneth, so that left Daniel and Josephine to attend. Daniel was rather unhappy at the idea of having to escort his younger sister to a social event, even one as laid back as this, but Josephine was excited.
She took a moment or so to glance around the park looking for Theo, or any sign of his family members, the fire red hair of either his mother or his sister, but Josephine didn't spot any members of the Alden family. Instead, she spotted a group of girls about her age gossiping in the grass near the edges of the park. Josephine liked the idea of making more friends, so she approached the girls.
The girls stopped talking as soon as Josephine approached. "Hello, I'm Josephine Williams. I just recently moved back to Willow Creek and wanted to introduce myself," she said politely.
"You're Mr. Williams younger sister?" The brown-haired girl noted, and Josephine nodded. "I'm Luna Villareal, and these are my friends Dina and Nina Caliente."
"Your names rhyme," Josephine observed. An amused look passed between Luna, Nina and Dina as they tried to repress their laughter.
"Please sit," Luna finally said. "We were just talking about my wedding at the end of the summer to Malcolm Landgraab."
"Are you not a bit young to be getting married?" Josephine asked hesitantly.
"Oh please," Luna scoffed. "I age up at the end of the summer. My Dad promised me to the Landgraab's when I was a child. I've basically been engaged to Malcolm for as long as I can remember."
"Do you love him?" Josephine asked.
"Watcher, no," Luna laughed. "But he's rich."
"What about love?" Josephine wondered aloud. "Do you not want to marry a man you love?"
Nina spoke up first, "Love doesn't exist. We as women just need to make sure to marry a wealthy man so we can be taken care of for the rest of our lives."
Josephine contemplated Nina's words as the girls continued to talk about boys. She was sure love existed; her parents had been in love. Her father was not a wealthy man when they'd gotten married, and her mother had been advised against marrying him and yet she'd done it anyways. That had to have been because they were in love, right?
"Do you have an understanding with anyone yet?" Dina asked curiously pulling Josephine out of her own head.
"I haven't had the chance to meet very many people other than the Alden family," Josephine admitted. "I do think I'd consider myself friends with Theo Alden, although we definitely do not have an understanding."
"All the Alden boys are so cute!" exclaimed Dina. "Too bad the only one worth marrying is socially inept."
"What do you mean?" Josephine asked curiously. Theo had not mentioned much of his brothers.
Before anyone could reply Luna called out, "avert your eyes and maybe she won't see us?"
"Who?" Josephine asked.
"Just avert your eyes," Nina snapped. Josephine turned around to see a girl dressed in all black walking towards them. She waved the girl over with a smile on her face.
"Why'd you have to do that?" Luna grumbled. "Cassandra Goth is so weird."
"So, Cassandra, I heard your family just returned from Selvadorada," Luna's voice quickly changed as soon as Cassandra sat down. It was clear that she did not enjoy Cassandra's company.
"We did," Cassandra replied and began telling the group about her families adventures. Nobody really seemed to be listening other than Josephine who actually found Cassandra's stories interesting.
"I'd hate to go to Selvadorada," Dina interrupted. "The humidity would just ruin my hair. I bet you didn't mind though; your hair always looks terrible."
"And all the bugs, and dirt, gross," Luna said. "You probably felt right at home though, in all that filth."
Nina and Dina both laughed.
If there was one thing Josephine didn't like, it was bullies.
"I was actually rather enjoying Cassandra's stories," Josephine told the girls. "Selvadorada seems like a very interesting place, and I'd love to hear more about it."
"Oh please," Luna rolled her eyes.
Josephine turned towards Cassandra, "Would you like to go elsewhere?" she asked. "I want to hear more about your travels, and it might be peaceful away from people who aren't as unkind as these three."
"Let's go," Cassandra agreed.
"Excuse me?" Luna exclaimed, but Josephine and Cassandra got up and left without another word leaving Luna to feel quite aggravated by their conversation.
"Can you believe her?" Luna scoffed.
"So, tell me more about your trip. My father intended to take me to Selvadorada, but he unfortunately passed before we had the chance," Josephine told Cassandra.
"They're going to be extremely rude to you going forward," Cassandra warned her.
Josephine shrugged, "My brother is quite rude. I think I'm rather used to it. I don't like unkind people. My mother used to always say that you never know what someone is going through, so you should always treat others with kindness."
"Your mother sounds like a very nice woman," Cassandra noted.
"She was," Josephine smiled to herself.
Josephine and Cassandra continued to talk, that is until Josephine spotted a flash of red hair out of the corner of her eye. She turned to see that the Alden family had finally arrived, but Josephine was left quite disappointed to not see Theo among them.
"Is everything alright?" Cassandra asked concerned.
"Theo Alden promised we'd talk at the picnic today and it appears he hasn't shown," Josephine said.
"From what I recall Mr. Alden is not fond of social events," Cassandra told her.
"You know the Alden's?"
Cassandra's face turned a bit red, "I suppose I have an understanding with Theo's older brother, Benjamin. We correspond is all, he plays the violin, as do I. He's mentioned in his letters that his youngest brother does not enjoy social events. He'd rather stay home a read."
"He promised he's come though, we were going to discuss a book together," Josephine said quietly.
Cassandra shrugged, "I'm unsure then, perhaps he got into some trouble. I believe Theo has a knack for that as well."
Despite the fact that Theo didn't show, Josephine continued to talk with Cassandra. She was quite happy to have made a friend. Cassandra told her more about her understanding with Ben Alden, and how she was keeping it a secret from her father who wouldn't approve because although the Alden's were a respectable family, they were not nearly as wealthy as some others in Willow Creek, and Cassandra's father seems to want his daughter to marry well.
"He just doesn't understand," Cassandra was telling Josephine. "Ben has so many good ideas for their family business, he wants to expand it out of Willow Creek which would at the very least double their family's income, he's just waiting on his father to let him have full managerial control."
Josephine even told Cassandra about what it was like having grown up in a big city such as San Myshuno.
Much later that night, Josephine had finished the remainder of her chores and had just begun reading a new book before bed. Suddenly she heard a rattling near her window and was startled to see Theo pushing it open.
"Theo!" She gasped. "This is very inappropriate, I'm in my nightclothes, what if someone saw you?"
"My apologies, Josie," Theo said to her. "And nobody saw me, I made sure of that. But I did promise you we'd discuss that book, didn't I? "
"Yes, at the picnic," Josephine replied irritated. "The picnic you did not show up for."
Theo quickly explained the argument he'd gotten into with his father, and how he'd not been allowed to go to the picnic as punishment. "I'm not even allowed to come and visit you."
"But you're here right now," Josephine observed.
"Yes, well I am a man of my word, and I promised we'd discuss the book, so that is why I am here," Theo smiled at her.
For the next few hours Josephine and Theo entered into a heated discussion about the book they'd recently read. By the end of their conversation, they had both agreed upon a new book to read, and that Theo would be back in one week to discuss their thoughts once more.
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That is all for today! I did give 1890s makeovers to all Willow Creek townies, as well as most of the townies from Oasis Springs, and to the Villareal family. I also moved all made over townies to Willow Creek for context.
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Is Opposition To Divorce A Male Thing?
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In a twist worthy of a prime-time soap opera, opponents of divorce law might take a cue from actress and TV host Anne Curtis. Curtis recently pointed out that all the senators against divorce—except for Cynthia Villar—are men. Coincidence? We think not. A recent survey reveals that men who win the lottery tend to use their windfall to support their families, while women are more…
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RG Cruz, ABS-CBN political correspondent, on Twitter @RG_Cruz12479:
Updated list of Senate Committee Chairmanships following the Leadership Change yesterday
2024 May 21
ID under the cut
Senate President: Sen. Francis "Chiz" G. Escudero
President Pro-Tempore: Sen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada
Majority Floor Leader: Sen. Francis "Tol" N. Tolentino
Minority Floor Leader: Sen. Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III
Sen. Loren Legarda
Culture and the Arts
Sen. Cynthia A. Villar
Agriculture, Food and Agrarian Reform
Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change
Sen. Manuel "Lito" M. Lapid
Games and Amusement
Sen. Francis "Chiz" G. Escudero
Higher, Technical and Vocational Education
Sen. Francis "Tol" N. Tolentino
Justice and Human Rights
Rules
Sen. Raffy T. Tulfo
Energy
Migrant Workers
Sen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada
Labor, Employment and Human Resources Development
National Defense and Security, Peace, Unification and Reconciliation
Sen. Robinhood C. Padilla
Constitutional Amendments and Revision of Codes
Cultural Communities and Muslim Affairs
Public Information and Mass Media
Sen. Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa
Public Order and Dangerous Drugs
Sen. Grace Poe
Economic Affairs
Public Services
Sen. Ramon Bong Revilla Jr.
Civil Service, Government Reorganization and Professional Regulation
Public Works
Sen. Alan Peter "Compañero" S. Cayetano
Accounts
Government Corporations and Public Enterprises
Science and Technology
Sen. Imee R. Marcos
Cooperatives
Electoral Reforms and People's Participation
Foreign Relations
Social Justice, Welfare and Rural Development
Sen. Christopher Lawrence T. Go
Health and Demography
Sports
Sen. Pia S. Cayetano
Accountability of Public Officers & Investigations (Blue Ribbon)
Sustainable Development Goals, Innovation and Futures Thinking
Sen. Mark Villar
Banks, Financial Institutions and Currencies
Trade, Commerce and Entrepreneurship
Sen. Joseph Victor G. Ejercito
Local Government
Urban Planning, Housing and Resettlement
Sen. Win Gatchalian
Basic Education
Ways and Means
Sen. Risa Hontiveros
Women, Children, Family Relations and Gender Equality
No listed Chairperson
Ethics and Privileges
Finance
Tourism
Youth
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Legal battle between Senator Cynthia Villar and BF Resort Village Homeowners Association may go into another round
Last September, the legal battle between the BF Resort Village Homeowners Association, Inc. (BFRVHAI) and the side of Senator Cynthia Villar over a certain bridge and accessibility within BF Resort Village in Las Piñas City saw the Las Piñas Regional Trial Court (Las Piñas RTC) issue a temporary restraining order (TRO) for the latter.
This time around, the conflict may go into another round in…
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Journalistic Expectation (11)
Marcos promotes Maharlika Investment Fund at WEF roundtable
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Identify which of the journalistic expectations are met in each of the stories. (Please see attached images for reference.) I met the forum for Public Criticism and Problem Solving as Bong Bong Marcus hosted the two days roundtable for the WEF, an international organization that brings together leaders from government, business, academia and civil society.
What are the key elements in these stories that make them effective examples?
The key elements are the effects of the efforts to keep a lower attraction in foreign equity capital and encourage future development in industries that boost the economy.
For any of the stories that didn’t meet these expectations, suggest changes that could have been made to improve them.
The news story example could have been made better to fulfill the journalistic standards and provide for the readers that may provide important, precise, and clear information for them.
Villar airs concern on management of PH protected areas
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Identify which of the journalistic expectations are met in each of the stories. (Please see attached images for reference.) I met the Balancing Privacy and the Right to know. Senator Cynthia Villar field that in the Chocolate Hills in Bohol, she built a Peak Garden and Resort in Sagbayan. This resort was built in August 2023, the social media after netizens called the government and the owners for allowing the construction and to operate with the Chocolate Hills, a protected area.
What are the key elements in these stories that make them effective examples?
The key elements makes the news story a scenes more effectively by providing current, relevant, and interesting information about a serious environmental issue in a particular area.
For any of the stories that didn’t meet these expectations, suggest changes that could have been made to improve them.
These news stories take a sample that can be improved better in order to satisfy journalistic expectations to provide the readers to be useful, true and to understand the information.
Labor group bats for national minimum wage scheme
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Identify which of the journalistic expectations are met in each of the stories. (Please see attached images for reference.) I met Independence in this news story. They believe that Representative Chua’s claims that wages distribution has taken place in a significant wage gap between regions is not supported by the changes in cost of living. It has also complicated carrying out, as the Department of Labor Employment or in short (DOLE) is required to manage almost 50 minimum wages throughout the nation that he continued.
What are the key elements in these stories that make them effective examples?
These elements combine to create an effective news article that teaches the readers about the important issues, offers different points of view, and attracts them to learn more about.
For any of the stories that didn’t meet these expectations, suggest changes that could have been made to improve them.
These news stories could be improved to better understand the journalistic expectations and give the readers clearer, more information and more interesting content. The news story parts could be changed.
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Senator Cynthia Villar tested positive for #COVID19 on Nov 30 and she's now okay.
She attended virtually the Commission on Appointments (CA) deliberation on appointing Dr. Teodoro Herbosa as the country’s #DOH chief on Dec 5.
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GRADUACIÓN DE LA GENERACIÓN DEL 75 ANIVERSARIO DEL ITD
Presentando a 576 nuevos profesionistas que recibieron su diploma en ingeniería, licenciatura y posgrado, este 30 de septiembre de 2023, la comunidad del Instituto Tecnológico de Durango (ITD), del Tecnológico Nacional de México (TecNM), se dio cita en el Centro Cultural y de Convenciones Bicentenario (CCB) de la ciudad de Durango, para llevar a cabo la Ceremonia de Graduación de la Generación del 75 Aniversario.
La ceremonia fue presidida por Guillermo Adame Calderón, distinguido egresado de la casa guindi-blanca y actual secretario de Educación, como representante del gobernador del Estado de Durango, Esteban Villegas Villareal, destacando en su mensaje una amplia felicitación a las y los graduados y sus familias, invitándolos a participar también en la colaboración conjunta para lograr el desarrollo que requiere el Estado, destacando el trabajo que se ha llevado a cabo en la presente administración, para formalizar la incorporación de nuevas empresas nacionales y extranjeras que se espera brinden en un futuro cercano la oportunidad de que las y egresados puedan ejercer su carrera en el mismo territorio duranguense y no se vean en la necesidad de emigrar a otros estados o países.
Por su parte el director del ITD, Guillermo de Anda Rodríguez se dirigió a los alumnos y padres de familia reconociendo su dedicación, apoyo y compromiso, recalcó que este logro es compartido ya que el apoyo familiar es vital para que los jóvenes lleguen a la terminación de su carrera, y recordó el compromiso de seguir con su desarrollo profesional con ética y pasión, buscando la superación continua y con la firme creencia que la educación es la llave para el progreso individual y colectivo de una nación.
El mensaje de generación fue pronunciado por la licenciada, Cynthia Nallely Molina Graciano, egresada de Administración, quien obtuvo el mejor promedio de los graduados. Se dirigió a sus colegas y compañeros con un emotivo mensaje, en el cual recordó las experiencias vividas a su paso por la institución, el apoyo de familiares y amigos durante toda su vida como estudiantes del Tecno, y reconoció el orgullo de haber cumplido su meta convirtiéndose en profesionistas del Tecnológico Nacional de México.
En la ceremonia se otorgó el título de grado superior a los egresados de las carreras de las Ingenierías: Eléctrica, Tic´s, Informática, Electrónica, Mecánica, Mecatrónica, Química, Bioquímica, Gestión Empresarial, Sistemas Computacionales, Civil, Industrial, Industrial a Distancia, Licenciatura en Administración, y Arquitectura; en grado de Maestría a las especialidades de: Ciencia y Tecnología de Alimentos Funcionales , Ciencias en Ingeniería, Ciencias en Ingeniería bioquímica y Electrónica y para el Doctorado en Ciencias en Ingeniería Bioquímica.
De igual forma se realizó la entrega de 10 medallas al mérito “José Gutiérrez Osornio” y 42 reconocimientos al desempeño académico, con los cuales se hizo distinción a los alumnos destacados y con mejor promedio de la generación.
El ITD reafirma con este evento y con sus tres cuartos de siglo de historia, el compromiso de entregar a la sociedad profesionistas competentes en conocimientos, habilidades y calidad humana, esta labor que ha sido llevada a cabo por toda la comunidad desde su fundación, hace del Tecnológico de Durango una Institución reconocida a nivel mundial, muchos egresados han viajado a diferentes lugares del mundo llevando la camiseta bien puesta, demostrando que la educación integral es posible y da forma a las ideas del mundo.
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