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MAAGANG REGISTRATION N NG DEPED NGAYONG ENERO AKATAKDA nang isagawa ng Department of Education (DepEd) ang maagang pagpaparehistro ng mga mag-aaral na papasok sa Kindergarten, Grades 1, 7 at 11 sa lahat ng pampublikong paaralan sa buong bansa ngayong Enero.

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MAAGANG REGISTRATION NG DEPED NGAYONG ENERO Base ito sa “Basic Education Enrollment Policy” na ipinalabas ni Education Secretary Leonor Briones sa DepEd Order No. 3 series of 2018, the Early Registration, na magsisimula mula sa huling Sabado ng Enero hanggang sa huling Biyernes ng Pebrero kada taon.

Natapat ng Enero 26 ang huling Sabado ng Enero ngayong taon na magtatapos hanggang sa Pebrero 22, huling Biyernes ng Pebrero.

Samantala, binigyangdiin ni Briones sa nasabing DepEd Order, na hindi na

kinakailangan dumaan sa Early Registration ang mga mag-aaral na papasok sa Grades 2-6, Grades 8-10 at Grade 12 dahil sa kinokonsidera na silang preregistered.

Layon aniya ng Early Registration na masigurong nakarehistro ang mga bagong mag-aaral sa mga nabanggit na antas gayundin upang matukoy at maparehistro ang mga kabataan maging mga outof-school youth sa mga komunidad na maaaring kinabibilangan ng mga mag-

aaral na may kapansanan; nakatira sa mga lugar na walang paaralan, liblib na lugar, nasirang komunidad sanhi ng mga trahedya, lugar na may mataas na kriminalidad at drug abuse; may malalang sakit; may problema sa kalusugan; biktima ng pang-aabuso at eksploytasyon; nakatira sa lansangan at maging ang sinoman na nais bumalik sa pag-aaral.

Inaasahan din aniya ang paglalagay ng Early Registration Desks o Registration Centers at taong

mamamahala sa nasabing registration ng elementary at secondary public school officials sa kanilang lugar.

Naging taunang aktibidad na ang Early Registration ng DepEd na may layong matulungan ang public schools na mas matugunan at maging handa sa mga posibleng isyu sa pagsisimula ng bagong school year sa Hunyo ngayong taon.

Bukod pa rito, hangad rin ng nasabing aktibidad na maintindihan ang mga hadlang sa pagkakaroon ng edukasyon gayundin ang pagtukoy sa posibleng solusyon na magdadala sa mga mag-aaral sa paaralan upang matiyak na matatapos nila ang basic K-12 education.

Nagbigay na nang direktiba ang DepEd sa school personnel upang magsagawa ng pagbabahay-bahay, posting announcements, pakikipagpulong sa lokal at barangay officials at civic organizations upang makita ang mga kabataan na nasa edad na para mag-aral.

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400 Pinoy nurse, kailangan sa Germany TUMATANGGAP na ang Philippine Overseas Employment Administration ng mga aplikasyon para sa nurse sa ilalim ng Triple Win Project ng bansang Germany.

Ang mga kuwalipikadong aplikante ay dapat na Filipino citizen, lalaki o babae, at permanenteng residente ng Pilipinas na mayroong Bachelor of Science in Nursing, may aktibong Philippine Nursing License at may dalawang taon na professional experience (bedside) sa mga ospital, rehabilitation center at/o care institution.

Ang Triple Win Project ay isang joint initiative ng German Federal Employment Agency (BA) at ng POEA na layuning makapagpadala ng mga nursing professional sa iba’t ibang panig ng Germany. Ang proyekto ay tinawag sa nasabing paraan dahil ang makakukuha ng benepisyo ay ang tatlong partido: ang Pilipinas, Germany, at mga nurse.

Ang aplikante ay dapat na mayroong German language proficiency o handang sumailalim sa German language training sa Pilipinas upang magkaroon ng Level

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Ang mga makukuhang aplikante ay magkakaroon ng panimulang buwanang suweldo na €1,900 (gross) na tataas pa sa € 2,300 matapos kilalanin bilang qualified nurse.

Ang employer din ang magbabayad ng visa at tiket sa eroplano mula Pilipinas patungo sa Germany at tutulungan ang mga empleyado na makahanap ng maayos na tutuluyan. Ang mga napiliping nurse ang siyang magbabayad o sasagot sa gastusin para sa board and lodging.

Ang mga kuwalipikadong aplikante ay dapat magparehistro online sa www.eservices.poea.gov. ph at personal na magsumite ng mga kinakailangang dokumento (fastened sa isang folder) at may heading na “German Federal Employment Agency RSF No. 180028” sa Manpower Registry Division, Ground Floor, Blas F. Ople

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Ang mga aplikante ay kailangang magpakita ng mga orihinal na dokumento para sa authentication ng mga impormasyon bago ito ipadala sa employer.

Nakatakdang magsagawa ng interview ang mga employer sa pagtatapos ng Marso 2019.

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LIQUID MARIJUANA SEIZED AT NAIA

A minor claimed the 51 pieces of liquid marijuana who arrived at the Central Mail Exchange Center from San Diego California.

Customs at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) seized Liquid Marijuana declared as “Pen Ink Cartridges” Through the efforts and vigilance of Bureau of Customs NAIA, 51 pieces of Tetrahydrocannabinol or Liquid Marijuana cartridges declared as “Pen Ink Cartridges” and candies were intercepted at Central Mail Exchange Center (CMEC) in Pasay City.

The package containing liquid marijuana arrived from Santee, San Diego, California. BOC NAIA waited for 3 days until it was claimed by its consignee, a minor, who was turned over to Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) and Pasay Youth Home under Pasay City Government and Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)’s supervision.

The public is hereby warned that Marijuana is classified as a dangerous drug under R.A. 9165 or The Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 and that importation or exportation of such is prohibited under the above stated law in relation to R.A. 10863 otherwise known as the Customs Modernization And Tariff Act (CMTA).

Port of NAIA district collector Mimel Talusan said Customs NAIA has a total of record-breaking 28 drug busts since March 2018 and is continuously protecting the borders against entry and exit of anti-social and prohibited goods in the country.

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UENAS ang bagong taon para sa Taguig City dahil deklarado nang malaya na sa utang na iniwan ng dating administrasyon.

Ayon sa lokal na pamahalaan ng Taguig, nakalululang P1.6 bilyong utang ng dating administrasyon ang nabayaran noong nakaraang buwan.

Sa kabuuan, ang iniwang utang ng nakaraang administrasyon ay P1,226,609,848, idagdag pa ang P388,859,293 interes na buong nabayaran ng administrasyon ni Taguig City Mayor Lani Cayetano noong December 7, 2018, ani Atty. Voltaire Enriquez, officer-in-charge ng City Treasury Office.

Sino ba ang mag-aakalang pasan din pala ng Taguig ang naipasang utang dahil maunlad at napaka-progresibo.

Kung nabayaran na ngayon ‘yanm aba patunay lang na A1 magpalakad ng isang LGU si Mayor Lani Cayetano.

Saludo kami sa inyo, Mayora!

Conscious ang Mayora ng Taguig na hindi dapat sapitin ng mga residente kung ano ang hirap na pinagdaanan niya noong siya ay nahalal na mayor noong 2010.

Matinding pananabotahe ng mga kalaban sa politika ang naranasan ni Mayora pero hindi siya nagpatinag sa pagbibigay ng magandang serbisyo para sa mga taga-Taguig.

Para mabayaran ang lahat ng utang ng Taguig, kinailangan ng Cayetano administration na magtabi ng pondo para sa utang. Sinimulan ito noong 2011 na umabot sa P220 milyon ng P3,745,000,000 ng total

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HE Bureau of Customs (BoC) will commence REEXPORTATION to South Korea of 51 containers filled with garbage. This is to be undertaken under a bilateral arrangement between Manila and Seoul.

It was disclosed that the re-exportation of the 5, 197 tons of plastics trash at the Mindanao International Container Terminal – whose shipping cost of $47, 430 is to be shouldered by SK – will start on Jan. 9 until Jan. 30.

scholars ang nabigyan ng libreng edukasyon sa mahigit na 200 kolehiyo at unibersidad.

Bukod rito, ang mga estudyante mula sa pampublikong paaralan sa Taguig ay may libreng edukasyon

budget na nakalaan sa Taguig ay napunta sa pagbabayad ng utang.

Sa pinupuntiryNI JERRY YAP ang debt-free status, iniwasan ng city govPara sa mga reaksiyon, ernment ang mga suhestiyon, reklamo luho at sobrang pagat sumbong, magtext sa 0927.590.9127 o mag-email sa jerryap888@yahoo.com. gastos upang masiguro na mapupunta ang inilaang pondo sa tamang paraan, ani Enriquez. kaya ang mga magulang ay hindi na “Take this example from the mamomroblema sa pagbabayad ng previous administration: imported tuition ng kanilang anak. mobile garbage bins that cost a Bagkus, ang kanilang ipon ay debt of over P100 million. We did puwede na nilang itabi para sa mga not engage in those things,” wika ng pangangailangan sa bahay. Kasama opisyal. na rin sa pondo ng Taguig ang liSa kabila ng mga paraan para breng school uniforms, bags, shoes, makabayad ng utang, hindi naman emergency grab bags, hygiene kits tinipid ng Cayetano administration at raincoats. ang pagbibigay ng mahusay at maMayroon na rin moderno at bisang serbisyo para sa mga Tagu- maayos na gusali na may air-condiigeño. tioned classrooms na naitayo para Bukod rito ay patuloy na nabig- sa mga estudyante. yan prayoridad ang mga pangangailSa kalusugan naman, ang mga angan ng Taguig, kagaya ng health, pioneering program ay inilunsad education at social services. kagaya ng Super Health Centers na Sa katunayan, ang dating bukas sa publiko 24/7, door-to-door P5-million budget ng nakaraang delivery ng maintenance medicines administrasyon para sa mga schol- para sa asthma, hypertension at arship ng estudyante ay itinaas ng diabetes kasama na ang ilan pang P100 milyon kada taon mula 2011 medical equipment kagaya ng hanggang 2016. wheelchairs, saklay at hearing aids.

Nitong 2018, ang budget para Ang mga doktor na handang sa scholarship ay nasa P650 mily- magresponde sa kahit anong medon na. Dahil sa investment na ito, ical emergency sa kahit anong oras mahigit 47,000 post-high school sa pamamagitan ng Doctor-On-Call

BULABUGIN NATIN

program, mga therapist at nurse na bumibisita sa mga bedridden na pasyente sa bawat bahay dahil sa Home Health program, at ang doorto-door anti-rabies vaccination para sa mga alagang pusa at aso, at iba pa.

Ang birthday cash gift naman ng senior citizens ay itinaas na rin sa P5,000 at ang mga lolo at lola sa Taguig ay may libreng eye check-up at prescription glasses sa pamamagitan ng Oplan Linaw program.

Kasunod pa nito, ang Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) ay mayroon nang birthday cash gifts at nabigyan na rin sila ng trabaho upang masiguro na matulungan sila sa pangangailangan sa pang-araw araw.

Itinaas din ang burial assistance sa P20,000.

Ang lahat nang ito ay dahil sa maayos na pamamahala sa budget ng lungsod at maayos at tapat na tax collection ng siyudad, na ikinatuwa ng mga negosyante at namumuhunan.

Lahat ng mga programa at pagsisinop na ito ay patunay nang maayos at epektibong pamumuno na sinimulan ni Mayor Lani at siguradong ipagpapatuloy ni Direk Lino Cayetano na nangunguna sa survey sa pagka-alkalde ng lungsod.

Sa hindi mabilang na accomplishments ng Taguig sa iba’t ibang serbisyo para sa mga tao, buo na ang tiwala ng mga tao sa pamumuno ng mga Cayetano. Hindi na sila susugal pa sa mga taong ang alam lang gawin ay mangutang at hindi naman marunong magpatakbo sa lungsod.

Congratulations Mayora and welcome Direk Lino!

Indoor air, 10 beses mas delikado kaysa outdoor air ANG matatanda at mga bata ang higit na apektado ng gas fuel, ayon sa ulat ng Green Magazine na may pamagat na “Stop Cooking with Gas” na isinulat ni Helkie Ferrie, isang science writer mula sa Canada, na nagsiwalat na ang indoor air ay sampung beses na mas delikado kaysa outdoor air.

Sinabi sa ulat, inihayag sa pagsasaliksik ng US based Protection Environmental Agency, nabatid na ang isang sanhi ng indoor toxicity ay profane at natural appliances na nagpoprodyus ng carbon monoxide gayondin ng nitrogen dioxide, ang reddish brown gas na may acrid odor.

Noong 1950’s ayon pa sa report, ipinunto ng isang remarkable doctor na si Heron Randolph, ang kababaihan na gumagamit ng gas range ay nagde-develop ng complex symptoms at mga sakit. Ipinunto rin niyang ang nararanasang depresyon, circulatory problems, memory loss, ay pawang nawawala kapag natigil ang pagkalantad sa gas fuel.

Ayon sa pagsasaliksik, ang nitrogen dioxides ay hinahadlangan ang paghinga sa pamamagitan ng pag-atake sa membrane ng baga o lungs, pinahihina ang brain activity dahil sa nahaharang na oxygen, na nagdudulot ng pag-oxydize ng unsaturated fatty acids na nagbubuo ng highly activated free radicals at nagbubuo ng nitrosamine, isang patent carcinogen.

Ang mga taong nanganib dito ay mga bata, matatanda, at ang mga may cardiovascular activity, at asthma patients.

Ang nitrogen ay nagdudulot din, hindi lamang ng short-term distress, kundi pati ng structural damage sa utak.

‘Subic, NAIA shine in 2018’ The garbage the highest was illegally ever recorded shipped to the annual revenue Philippines collection last July 2018, amounting to declared by a sparkling the broker P22.341 billion. as “plastic In doing so, synthetic the PoS – under flakes” for the stewardship manufacturing of the pretty purposes.

District Collector ******* Rhea Gregorio The Port of – handily Subic (PoS) has surpassed by been lauded for P1.171 billion its its impressive assigned target collection for 2018, or a performance positive variance during the of 5.5 percent.

LOUIE LOGARTA previous year.

It was According to pointed out that the broadsheet Manila PoS has been consistently Standard, this unit of the hitting all the high notes Bureau of Customs (BoC) since the assumption of “made history” in notching Ms. Gregorio, who is a

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Subic’s Collector Gregorio

known stickler for decorum to dissuade the commission of fraudulent and illegal acts and prevent smuggling.

Another shining light is the BoC-NAIA under District Collector Carmelita Talusan which has reportedly exceeded its revenue targets for six straight months leasing to a total collection of over P4.6 billion in October, the unit’s biggest ever.

Then BoC-NAIA officials pride themselves with the seizure of some P300 million worth of shabu, cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy and mogadon tablets.

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PACQUIAO’S 3RD WEIGHT LOSS CHALLENGE

GOODBYE NEGATIVITY G I dito. Huwag masyadong dibdibin ang mga komentong ito lalo na kung hindi naman ganun kakomplikado. Maaapektuhan lang ang iyong focus kung iisipin ng sobra ang mga ito.

TAKOT NA MAGKAMALI. Isa sa maling pag-uugali ng isang tao na dapat alisin at wakasan kung gustong magtagumpay. Buuin ng maayos ang mga plano upang maging handa. Dahil kung ikaw ay handa, malabo na magkaroon ng pagkakamali. Pero tandaan na hindi ito dapat katakutan dahil sa pagkakamali tayo natututo na bumangon at gawin ang tama.

PAGDUDUDA. Iwasan ang palaging pagdududa sa iyong kakayahan. Ang lahat ay may kani-kaniyang katangian at abilidad.

Kung kaya ng iba, matutong magtiwala na kaya at mapapagtagumpayan mo rin ito. Ayon sa pag-aaral, ang pagdududa ay nakapagdudulot ng depression kung saan nagiging sanhi ng pagkakaroon ng high blood pressure, pagdagdag ng timbang at chronic fatigue.

Tandaan na kapag nasimulan ang pagdududa sa sarili, may posibilidad na mabalewala ang lahat ng pinagpaguran. Isipin ang magagandang bagay na nangyari sa nakalipas na araw upang bumalik ang iyong focus. Huwag rin magdalawang-isip na i-share ang iyong mga nararamdaman at iniisip sa ibang tao dahil ang positivity na mula sa kanila ay makatutulong na mabago ang iyong nararamdamang pagdududa.

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oal ng mga kababaihan ang maging perpekto sa halos lahat ng aspeto sa buhay. Ang maging ‘the best’ na ina, asawa, anak, kapatid at kaibigan.

Kaya naman nabubulagan ang iba sa kung ano ang mas tamang iprioritize na gawin. Mas malimit rin na makagawa ng mga pagkakamali dahil sa labis na pagsusumikap na maging perfect ang lahat.

Kung sa nakalipas na mga taon ay hirap na ma-achieve ang goal na ito, bakit hindi subukan na i-analyze ang mga ginawang hakbang dati at simulan ng baguhin ang nakagawian. Ito ay ang alisin o iwasan ang anomang negatibo sa sarili na humihila sa iyo sa pagkakamali, pagkadismaya at frustrations.

Narito ang mga halimbawa ayon sa mga eksperto:

OVER-ANALYZING. Ang sobrang pagaaral o pag-iisip sa mga bagay-bagay ay malaking NO para sa isang gusto na maging ‘the best’. Nakapagdudulot kasi ito ng mas malaking pasanin at problema. Bagaman hindi maiiwasan ang pagkakaroon ng mga sitwasyon na hindi komportable. Maaaring makarinig ng mga puna at panlalait tungkol sa iyo o sa iyong pamilya kaya dapat na maging handa

KATAMARAN. Ang pagiging tamad ay hindi lamang nauugnay sa mga gawain sa inyong tahanan. Tumutukoy rin ito sa pisikal na pangangatawan at kalusugan.

Dahil kung hindi pahahalagahan ang ating sarili, mawawala rin ang enerhiya na kinakailangan upang magawa ang ating ‘best’. Tiyak na hindi maalagaan ng mahusay ang mga anak, ang pagiging supportive na asawa at ang pag manage sa inyong sambahayan. Itapon na ang itinatagong katamaran sa katawan at sikapin na gumawa ng physical activity araw-araw upang manumbalik ang sigla. Kumain rin ng mga pagkain gaya ng prutas, gulay at protein na may mabuting source ng energy.

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JOINED the 3rd Weight Loss Challenge of Senator Manny Pacquiao before Christmas, a time when food was abundant everywhere and oh-so-hard to resist. I needed to join to shed weight because I was becoming obese.

Senator Pacquiao’s contest in which many of my coworkers had previously joined and are still joining is the only way that could motivate me to go on a diet. I wouldn’t do it alone after all. I have several officemates who signed up and we would monitor each other’s progress.

Senator Pacquiao started his Weight

BY JOJIE CODILLA Loss Challenge before his fight with Floyd Mayweather in April 2015. He did this initially among the members of his team, the winner of which would receive US $2,000.

Realizing the success of his first initiative, he launched the same Weight Loss Challenge among Senate employees in 2016 to inspire them to have a healthier lifestyle. It attracted a lot of employees, including janitors and security guards, primarily because of the cash prizes of $5,000 each for the first prize (women and men categories), $3,000 each for the second prize, and $2,000 each for the third prize.

While the duration of Senator Pac quiao’s past weight loss challenges were more than two months long, this time it would take less than two months, starting with the weigh-in on December 10 & 11, 2018 and ending on the final weigh-in a week or so after his fight against Adrien Broner at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 19 this year.

Aside from having to shed—in a little over a month’s time—at least 15% of one’s weight during initial weigh-in to earn at least P10,000, the greatest challenge was to stay away from food at a time when almost all Filipino families were celebrating reunions, weddings, birthdays, Christmas, and New Year.

At this point in my dieting, I have lost only 10 pounds since I started dieting on December 14 using the Keto Diet. While the cash prize is truly a motivator and a great incentive, I don’t think I can lose as much as 23 pounds, or at least15% of my weigh-in weight, until the final weigh. Nonetheless, I will try my best during the remaining weeks, if only to regain my ideal Body Mass Index and stay fit and healthy for my own and my family’s sake.

Wish me luck. I am excited to tell you how I will fare about three weeks from now when final weigh-in is done. Thank you, Senator Pacquiao, for this challenge that would surely change our lives for the better.

THE AZKALS: CHASING FOOTBALL GLORY THE Philippine Azkals bows out of the 2018 ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup as the tournament draws to a close.

It’s been a thrilling and inspiring journey, indeed. The Philippine national team has been participating in the AFF Championship since 1996.

And over the years, they have progressed from the group stage to the semi-finals.

The Azkal’s proudest claim to fame was the so-called “Miracle of Hanoi,” where they beat defending champions Vietnam 2-0 at the 2010 AFF Suzuki Cup. Despite a fueled desire for the finals, the team has yet to taste the sweetness of the elusive championship. “We’ve come a long way since Vietnam [during the Miracle of Hanoi],” says team captain Phil Younghusband. “There were some wins, some losses, but we’ve pushed through and worked hard to be successful and to draw more fans to Philippine football.”

The recently concluded 2018 AFF Suzuki Cup was held from November 8 to December 15, 2018. Group A consisted of Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The Philippines was placed in Group B with Timor-Leste, Indonesia, Singapore, and defending champions Thailand.

During the group stage, the Philippines started strong, beating Singapore 1-0, last November 13, at the Pana-ad Stadium in Bacolod. It was

German-born Filipino Patrick Alcala Reichelt who scored the goal. The Azkals went on for another win against TimorLeste, 3-2, at an away game in Kuala Lumpur Stadium, Malaysia. Top scorer P. Younghusband, Swiss-Filipino Martin Steuble, and Spanish-Filipino Carlos de Murga scored the three critical goals.

Returning to Pana-ad Stadium, the Azkals tied with Thailand, 1-1, where proud Iloilo-native Jovin Bedic made a stunning point against the defending champs.

Before graduating from the group stage, the Azkals once more dealt a draw with Indonesia at an away game in Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta.

At the 2018 AFF Championship knockout stage, where the two teams from each group advance to compete in a single-elimination tournament,

the Philippines competed against Group A’s Vietnam.

During the first leg in a home game in Bacolod, the Azkals faced off against Vietnam but lost with a score of 1-2.

Right-winger Reichelt again managed to score the goal.

“Losing in the finals can be really heartbreaking; but we are always progressing as a team,” James Younghusband shares.

During the second leg, the team traveled to Mþ þình National Stadium in Hanoi to square off once again against Vietnam. Driven and required to produce twice the number of goals against their opponent, the Azkals battled it out in a long drawn-out deadlock against Vietnam. But during the last 10 minutes of the game, Vietnam scored two goals ensuring their seat at the 2018 AFF Suzuki Cup Championship Finals. The Philippines nevertheless did not concede, managing one goal thanks to midfielder J. Younghusband, but it wasn’t enough to make them advance to the finals stage.

Finishing as semi-finalists for the fourth time, after 2010, 2012, and 2014, the Azkals continue to persevere and inspire. As they gain more experience on the field, so do they become better players. “Most of all, I enjoy being part of the group and being part of this team.

We have amazing talents and you can expect greater things from us in the future,” P. Younghusband says.

Port of Manila Formal Entry Division Chief Karin Mercado handed the certificate of commendation to Customs Operation Officer III Eva Victoria M. Castaneda for being the 3rd best performing Customs Examiner of the Port of Manila for the month of November 2018 by collecting a total duties and taxes for the government amounting to P111,882,470. The awarding took place during the Year End celebration of the Assessment Division of Port of Manila. DEXTER GATOC

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AGAMAT napakalakas ng ulan at halos bumagyo noong Linggo, ika-23 ng Disyembre, 2018 ay nagpatuloy ang takdang 2018 Metro Manila Film Festival Parade of Stars.

ako nakatira. Malapit Ito ay sa gitna dito sa Parañaque,” ng Low Pressure pahayag ni Eddie Area (LPA) na na matiyagang pumasok sa Area naghintay ng of Responsibility kanyang pagsakay sa ng Pilipinas. karosa ng “Rainbow Maaga pa’y Sunset.” dinala na ng mga Ala una ng hapon produksyon sa ang takdang alis ng pangangasiwa parada papuntang ng Metro Manila Sucat Road Development hanggang sa Mall of Authority (MMDA) Asia o MOA sa Pasay ang mga karosa BOY VILLASANTA City. ng walong Pero nang opisyal na dahil sa malakas na buhos kalahok sa taunang pestibal ng ulan ay mga alas tres kabilang ang “Fantastica: na nagsimulang makaalis The Princess, the Prince and ang mga karosang hindi the Perya” ng pinagsanib masyadong nalubog sa putik na puwersa ng Star Cinema at nagawan ng paraan ng mga at Viva Entertainment; “The produksyon at ng MMDA na Girl in the Orange Dress” maalis sa pagkakalubog sa ng Quantum Films at MJM putikan.

Films; “Jack en Popoy: The Pulisincredibles” ng APT Entertainment, CCM Films at M-Zet Productions; “Rainbow’s Sunset” ng BG Productions; “Mary, Marry Me” ng Ten7 Films; “Otlum” ng Horseshoe Productions; “Aurora” ng Viva Films at “One Great Love” ng Regal Entertainment.

Sa loob ng Shopwise sa Santana Groove sa Parañaque City ipinarada ang lahat ng karosa habang may ulan.

Gayunman, ang lupa na kinatitirikan ng lahat ng mga dinalang karosa ay malambot *** at madaling magputik kaya Gayunman, maaga sa venue nang mas lumakas pa ang si Vice Ganda at nanatili lamang ulan ay talagang bumigay sa kanyang van hanggang wala na ang mga gulong ng mga karosa at lumubog sa makapal pang abiso na okay na ang kanyang karosa. na putik.

Pati ang kanyang mga *** kasamahan sa pelikula Alas onse ang call time ng ay nandoon lang sa kanilahat ng mga artista na kasali sa kanilang sasakyan. Pero nang pestibal na lululan sa mga karosa. makaalis sa putik ang karosa At si Eddie Garcia, ang ng “Fantastica…” ay umakyat beteranong aktor, alas diyes y na si Vice sa plataporma na medya pa ng umaga ay nasa nakakapote at payong na kulay lugar na ng pagsisimulan ng dilaw. parada.

Kahit na bumubuhos ang “Mabuti at sa Alabang lang

kahit na parang daluyong ang pagbuhos ng malakas na ulan. *** Si Coco Martin ay nagkasya na lamang sa pagtayo sa isang armoured car dahil nga nakalubog pa rin ang kanilang

malakas na ulan ay hindi natinag ang mga tagahanga ni Ganda na abangan sa simula ang kanilang idolo hanggang sa pagtahak ng karosa sa mga daan.

Ayon sa isang taga-Lopez, Quezon na si Cynthia Zurbano, isang accountant na nakatira sa may Loyola Memorial Park sa Parañaque, hindi na siya nakapaghintay na matapos ang Parade of Stars para siya ay makapagpalinis ng kanyang mga kuko.

Sa SM BF Homes siya nagpa-manicure dahil sarado ang David’s Salon dahil ang mga kawani ng establisimiyento ay abala sa panonood ng mga karosa.

Pero sa SM ay saglit na nagpaalam ang manikurista ni Cynthia at nagsabi na gusto lang niyang masilayan si Vice kaya lalabas lang siya sa mall.

Nagtagumpay naman ang manikurista at ito na ang paChristmas sa kanya ni Zurbano.

Parang tumigil nga ang pag-inog ng mundo sa parada

float ng “Jack en Popoy” sa putik.

Sina Maine Mendoza at Vic Sotto ay sa ibang sasakyan din lumulan para lamang makapiling ang kanilang mga fans sa natatanging araw at para makapag-promote rin ng kanilang pelikula.

Una rito, balitang nakipagkita naman si Maine sa kanyang kasama sa pelikula na si Arjo Atayde na mainit na sinusubaybayan kung kasintahan nga niya o hindi.

Lumalabas sa social media

na nagpunta ang dalawa sa Sofitel Hotel, ayon sa dating creative artist ng GMA Network na si Aber Sembreno.

Gayunman, matindi pa rin ang pagtanggi ni Yaya Dub na may namamagitan nang romansa sa kanila ni Arjo.

Kasi nga’y laging nakikita na magkasama ang dalawa.

Una na’y sa Bali, Indonesia at ang ikalawa ay sa panonood ng isang concert.

Pagkatapos ay nakita rin sila sa isang bar sa Bonifacio Global City o BGC at nag-Halloween party roon.

At ito ngang pagkakita sa kanila sa isang hotel. *** Si Anne Curtis ay hindi na nakasakay sa karosa ng “Aurora” dahil nakalubog rin sa baha at putik. Kaya sa kanyang van na lang siya sumakay.

Nakakapote rin si Anne at nakapayong nang translucent.

Pero hindi rin magkamayaw ang kanyang mga tagahanga kesehodang siya ay mabasa sa ulan.

Tili nang tili ang mga tagahanga ni Curtis. *** Halos mag-a-alas sais na nang makaalis si Tito Eddie sa venue.

Hindi na nga siya nakasakay sa karosa at sa bus na lang ng BG siya sumakay kasama ang mga tauhan ng produksyon.

Mabuti na lamang at habang naghihintay ay maraming nagpapa-picture sa kanya at nalilibang ang beteranong aktor.

First time daw niyang makaranas ng gano’n sa kanyang tanang buhay bilang kasali sa filmfest.

Galit na galit naman ang kanilang direktor na si Joel Lamangan dahil sa walang preparasyon ang MMDA sa ganitong mga sitwasyon.

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Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT NATIONAL CAPITAL JUDICIAL REGION Branch 40, Manila RE: PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME AND CORRECTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF MARIE CONCEPCION TUPZ aka MARIE CONCEPCION TUPAZ VALENZUELA( in her birth Certificate), particularly: a. In ENTRY NO. 3, That petitioner’s MIDDLE name

BE CHANGED FROM “topaz” to “BLANK”; b. Also in, ENTRY NO. 3, The petitioner’s LAST

NAME be changed from “VALENZUELA” to “TUPAZ”; c. In ENTRY NO. 23, the correction of the entry

pertaining to LEGITIMATE from ‘YES’ to “NO” d. In ENTRY NO. 24, the correction of the DATE

And PLACE of MARRIAGE of PARENTS from “July

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ORDER A verified petition having been filed by the petitioner assisted by counsel, prays that after due notice, publication and hearing, Judgment be rendered directing the public respondents the Office of the Local Civil Registrar of Manila and the Philippine Statistics Authority to effect the CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH of petitioner MARIE CONCEPCION TUPAZ aka MARIE CONCEPCION TUPAZ VALENZUELA (in her certificate of live birth); specifically: a. FIRST, In ENTRY NO. 3, That petitioner’s MIDDLE name be changed from “TUPAZ” to “BLANK”; b. SECOND, Also in, ENTRY NO. 3, The petitioner’s LAST NAME be changed from “VALENZUELA” to “TUPAZ”; c. THIRD, In ENTRY NO. 23, the correction of the entry pertaining to LEGITIMATE from ‘YES’ to “NO” d. FOURTH, In ENTRY NO. 24, the correction of the DATE and PLACE of MARRIAGE of PARENTS from “July 15, 1979 City or Municipality Bacolod Province Neg. Occ. To BLANK; e. Entry No. 17. Age at the time of birth: from Not Applicable to 24 years old.

Finding the verified petition to be sufficient in form and substance, let this instant case be set for hearing on February 12, 2019 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning at Rooms 525-526 5th floor Manila City Hall, of which date, time and place interested party may appear and show cause why this petition should not be granted.

Likewise, the petitioner is hereby directed to cause the publication of this Order once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation selected by raffle, provided the last publication be not later than February 12, 2019.

The Civil Registrar of the City of Manila or any person having or claiming any interest under the entry whose change or correction sought, may within fifteen (15) days from notice or from the last date of publication, may file their opposition thereto.

Let a copy of this Order be furnished the Office of the Solicitor General, the Civil Registrar General-Philippine Statistics Authority, the Office of the City Civil Registrar of Manila, the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Manila, the petitioner and her counsel.

Further, the petitioner is hereby directed to furnish a copy of her petition to the Office of the Solicitor General.

SO ORDERED. Manila, Philippines, November 6, 2018

IN RE: PETITION FOR ISSUANCE OF NEW OWNER’S DUPLICATE COPY OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-25646 OF THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS

FOR LAS PIÑAS CITY,

LRC CASE NO. 18-0108

JOSE ARISTOTLE C. RODRIGUEZ represented by his sibling and attorney-in-fact MARIA TERESA VICTORIA R. DELA LLARTE Petitioner.

ALFREDO D. AMPUAN Presiding Judge

DPINOY: DECEMBER 17, 2018, JANUARY 7 & 14, 2019

IN RE: PETITION FOR ISSUANCE OF NEW OWNER’S DUPLICATE COPY OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-25646 OF THE REGISTRY OF DEEDS FOR LAS PINAS CITY

LRC Case No. 18-0108 JOSE ARISTOTLE C. RODRIGUEZ, represented by his sibling and AttorneyIn-Fact MARIA TERESA VICTORIA R. DELA LLARTE Petitioner. x-------------------------------------------------------x

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PETITION

NOTICE OF INITIAL HEARING

Petitioner, by counsel and to this Honorable Court, respectfully states:

Confronting this court is a petition filed by Jose Aristotle C. Rodriguez, of legal age, Filipino, and a resident of Block 5, Lot 21, A Kamagong St., Manila Doctor’s Village, Almanza Uno, Las Piñas City represented by his sibling and attorney-in-fact, Maria Teresa Victoria R. Dela Llarte. They pray that after due notice and hearing, an Order be issued, declaring as null and void the lost Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646 and directing the Registry of Deeds for Las Piñas City, to issue a new one with the same terms and conditions that may be found thereon and which shall in all respects be entitled to like faith and credit as the lost one.

1. Petitioner JOSE ARISTOTLE C. RODRIGUEZ, is of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Block 5, Lot 21, A Kamagong St., Manila Doctors Village, Almanza Uno, Las Pinas City, herein represented by his sibling and Attorney-In-Fact, MARIA TERESA VICTORIA R. DELA LLARTE. Petitioner may be served with notices and other legal processes of this Honorable Court through the undersigned counsel at the address indicated below; 2. Petitioner is an heir of the late Jose Rodriguez and is the adjudicated owner of the parcel of land situated at Manila Doctors Villages, Almanza Uno, Las Pinas City covered

by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. T-25646 by virtue of a Compromise Project of Partition on the Estate of Jose L. Rodriguez duly approved on March 27, 1998

by Judge Raul E. de Leon of the Regional Trial Court of Paranaque City, Branch 258 in the case entitled “In the Matter of the Estate of Jose L. Rodriguez” docketed as Sp. Proc. Case No. 97-029; 3. Sometime in August 2000, the Owner’s Duplicate Copy of TCT No. T-25646 was delivered and entrusted to Ferdinand B. Estolloso (“Mr. Estolloso”) for safekeeping.

Subsequently, Mr. Estolloso discovered that the Owner’s Duplicate Copy of TCT No. T-25646 delivered and entrusted to him was missing. Despite diligent efforts to locate it, Mr. Estolloso could no longer found it. For all intents and purposes, the Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646 was considered irretrievably lost; 4. After having exerted all efforts to find the lost Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646 and having been convinced that the same is lost beyond recovery, Mr. Estolloso executed an Affidavit of Loss and caused the annotation of the same in the original copy TCT25646 on file with the Registry of Deeds for Las Pinas City; 5. The absence of Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646 is not attributable to any sale, transfer or conveyance to any person by way of assignment, mortgage or otherwise; nor was it presented to the Registry of Deeds for transfer or registration. It has not been levied upon or confiscated by any officer of the law; 6. Petitioner has no other recourse but to petition the court for the issuance of a new Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646 in order to protect his interest over the said property from unscrupulous person/s who would utilize or use the lost original duplicate copy of TCT No. T-25646 for illegal purposes to the prejudice of the petitioner.

Finding said petition to be sufficient in form and substance, the same is GIVEN DUE COURSE. NOTICE is given that said Petition shall be heard on January 21 & 28, 2019, both at half past eight in the morning, before this court located at the Ground Floor, Hall of Justice, City Hall Compound, Las Piñas City, where all interested parties are cited to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted.

Not unaware of the dictum of the Court in Republic of the Philippines vs. Court of Appeals, et. al., G.R. No. 128531, October 26, 1999, that the OSG need not be heard/notified in proceedings for the issuance of owner’s duplicate certificate of title, the court deems it acceptable that it be furnished with court processes relative thereto.

Let copy of this Notice with the Petition and all its annexes be furnished to the Office of the Solicitor General, Office of the Land Registration Authority, the Bureau of Lands and the Register of Deeds of Las Piñas City.

Likewise, let a copy of this Notice together with the petition be published once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in any newspaper of general circulation duly accredited by the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Las Piñas City, to be determined by raffle, and let the same Notice be posted in three (3) conspicuous places within the City at least thirty (30) days prior to hearing at the expense of the petitioner.

So Ordered, November 12, 2018, Las Piñas City.

Phoeve C. Meer Judge Copy furnished:

PRAYER WHEREFORE, petitioner respectfully prays that the Honorable Court, after proper proceedings, renders a judgment: a. CANCELLING the lost Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646; b. ORDERING the Registry of Deeds for Las Pinas City to issue a new Owner’s Duplicate Certificate of TCT No. T-25646 with the same terms and conditions that may be found thereon and which shall in all respects be entitled to like faith and credit as the lost TCT25646.

JOSE ARISTOTLE C. RODRIGUEZ C/O MARIA TERESA VICTORIA R. DELA LLARTE – Block 5, Lot 21, A Kamagong St., Manila Doctor’s Village, Almanza Uno, Las Piñas City ATTY. ROMANO M. DIAZ – Unit 5, Joy Building, Alabang Zapote Road, Pamplona II, Las Piñas City OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR GENERAL – 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City (with copy of Petition) LAND REGISTRATION AUTHORITY – East Avenue, Quezon City (with copy of Petition) BUREAU OF LANDS – Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Manila (with copy of Petition)

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Other reliefs available under the premises are likewise prayed for.

Las Pinas City. 30 October 2018.

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ANDREA MANZANILLA VILLANUEVA, EFREN VILLANUEVA, PETER VILLANUEVA, ALEJO VILLANUEVA, CIRILO VILLANUEVA, FELIX VILLANUEVA, TIBURCIO VILLANUEVA, DIANA V. BANDLA and GENNIE M. VILLANUEVA, heirs of the late CIRILO VILLANUEVA, herein represented by EFREN VILLANUEVA, Plaintiffs,

CIVIL CASE NO. 18-07-399 A -versusSERGIO LL. NARANJILLA, JR., REGISTRAR OF DEEDS, TANAUAN CITY and MUNICIPAL ASSESSOR OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF STO.TOMAS, BATANGAS, Defendants. x-----------------------------------------------------------x

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TO:

SERGIO LL. NARANJILLA, JR.

5th Flr., Crown Equities Inc.

158 Jupiter cor. N. Garcia St., Makati City GREETINGS: Summons is hereby served upon you by publication together with a copy of the Complaint in the above-entitled case for Cancellation of Contract to Sell and Cancellation of Adverse Claim. You are hereby required, within sixty (60) days from the date of the last publication, to file with this Court and serve on the plaintiffs your answer to the Complaint. If you fail to answer within the time fixed, the plaintiff will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.

WITNESS, my hand and seal of the Court, this 19th day of November 2018.

FRANCIA M. BARBOSA-BIANZON

Branch Clerk of Court

Republic of the Philippines Fourth Judicial Region REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Branch 6, Tanauan City ANDREA MANZANILLA VILLANUEVA, EFREN VILLANUEVA, PETER VILLANUEVA, ALEJO VILLANUEVA, CIRILO VILLANUEVA, FELIX VILLANUEVA, TIBURCIO VILLANUEVA, DIANA V. BANDLA and GENNIE M. VILLANUEVA, heirs of the late CIRILO VILLANUEVA, herein represented by EFREN VILLANUEVA, Plaintiffs, -versus-

CIVIL CASE NO. 18-07-399 A

For: Cancellation of Contract to Sell

and Cancellation of Adverse Claim SERGIO LL. NARANJILLA, JR., REGISTRAR OF DEEDS, TANAUAN CITY and MUNICIPAL ASSESSOR OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF STO.TOMAS, BATANGAS, Defendants. x---------------------------------------------------------------------x

COMPLAINT

PLAINTIFFS, by the undersigned counsel, most respectfully aver: 1. Plaintiff, Andrea Manzanilla Villanueva is a Filipino, widow of the late Cirilo Villanueva, who died intestate on September 23, 1972, in Lipa TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-46217 City, and is a resident of 417 Maharlika Highway, Brgy. San Miguel, Sto. Tomas, Batangas. Copy of the Death Certificate of Cirilo Villanueva is hereto attached and marked as ANNEX “A”, forming an integral part hereof: A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 5, Block 2, of the cons. Subd. plan, Pcs-0076012. Plaintiffs, Efren Villanueva, Peter Villanueva, Alejo Villanueva, Cirilo Villanueva, Felix Villanueva, Tiburcio Villanueva, Diana V. Bandla 005778-D, being a portion of Lot 1-D & Lot 1-E, (LRC) Psd-85063, L.R.C. Record No. and Gennie M. Villanueva, are all Filipinos, all of legal ages, married and residents at the same compound at 417 Maharlika Highway, N-17990), situated in the Barangay of Pulang Lupa Dos, Municipality of Las Pinas, Brgy. San Miguel, Sto. Tomas, Batangas, all children of Andrea Manzanilla Villanueva and the late Cirilo Villanueva. The authority of Province of Metro Manila, Island of Luzon. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by Lot Efren Villanueva as representative is hereto attached at the back as ANNEXES “A-1” – “A-2”, all forming integral parts hereof; 6, on the SW., along line 2-3 by Lot 3, both of Block 2, of the cons. Subd. plan, on the 3. Defendant is also a Filipino, of legal age, with address at 5th/Flr., Crown Equities Inc., 158 Jupiter cor. N. Garcia St., Makati City, where NW., along line 3-4 by Road Lot 4, of the cons. Subd. plan, and on the NE., along line summons, orders and other processes may be sent; 4. Public Defendant Registrar of Deeds of Tanuan City is being impleaded as a nominal party by reason of his office. The Registrar may be 4-1 by Lot 7, of Block 2, of the cons. Subd.plan Xxxxxx CONTAINING AN AREA OF served orders, notices and other processes at his official station at FLD Commercial Center, Mabini Avenue, Tanauan, 4232 Batangas, FORTY TWO SQUARE METERS (42). xxxxx Tanauan City; 5. Public Defendant Municipal Assessor of Sto. Tomas, Batangas, is likewise being impleaded by reason of his office. The Municipal Assessor may be served orders, notices and other process at his All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above-stated time official station at Municipal Hall, Sto. Tomas, Batangas.

6. On August 28, 1970, the late Cirilo Villanueva and his wife Andrea and date. In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date. It Manzanilla Villanueva purchased two parcels of unregistered land located at Brgy. San Bartolome, Sto. Tomas, Batangas, covered by shall be held on March 8, 2019 without further notice.

Tax Declaration Nos. 008-00438 and 008-00439, duly recorded at the Office of the Municipal Assessor of the Municipality of Sto. Tomas, Batangas under their names. Copies of the said Tax Declarations are hereto attached and marked as ANNEXES “B” and “B-1”, respectively, all forming integral parts hereof; Las Piñas City, this 19th day of December 2018.

7. Sometime in 1996, defendant offered to purchase the said parcels of land from Andrea Manzanilla and they agreed at the purchase price of

P110.00 per square meter. The plaintiffs were asked to sign a ”Contract To Sell” by the defendant’s staff at their residence in Sto. Tomas, Batangas. However, after obtaining their respective signatures, they were never given any copy thereof nor were they asked to appear before notary public to have it notarized; ATTY. VLADIMIR BERLA S. DARAL 8. By way of down payment, defendant paid plaintiff Andrea Manzanilla a total amount of One Million Six Hundred Four Thousand and Eight

RONALD C. CORDOVA Clerk of Court VI Hundred Forty-Five Pesos (P1604, 845.00), copy of the Voucher signed by plaintiff Andrea Manzanilla Villanueva and the checks

Deputy Sheriff and Ex-Officio Sheriff representing payments are hereto attached and marked as ANNEXES “C” to “D”, all forming integral parts hereof; 9. Pursuant to the understanding of the parties, the balance of about One Million Six Hundred Thousand (P1, 600, 000.00), will be paid within six (6) months after the release of the approved plan and all expenses for the conversion of the land from agricultural to other purposes and the

Warning subsequent titling thereof will be at the expense of the defendant; 10. After making a down payment, defendant took possession of the property and plaintiffs never heard from him again; 11.

Subsequently, plaintiffs discovered that defendant executed an

It is absolutely prohibited to remove, deface Affidavit of Adverse Claim and had the same recorded in the Register of Deeds of Tanauan City and that of the Office of the Municipal

or destroy this Notice of Sale on or before Assessor of Sto. Tomas, Batangas, copy of which is hereto attached and marked as ANNEX “E”, forming an integral part hereof; 12. Sometime in 2006, to clarify the status of their contract, some of the

The date of sale under penalty of law. herein plaintiffs paid the defendant a visit at his address at Orient Mansion, Unit 803, Tordesillas St., Salcedo Village, Makati City, but defendant did not face them. Instead his staff, a certain “Romasanta” gave them a photocopy of a purported Contract to Sell which was not notarized. Copy of which is hereto attached and marked as ANNEXES DIYARYO PINOY Dates: January 7, 14 & 21 2019 “F” to “F-5”, all forming integral parts hereof;

LUNES Enero 07, 2019|7 13. Plaintiffs however are no longer certain that the copy given them is a faithful reproduction of the same document they signed in 1996 when they received the initial down payment from the defendant. As far as their recollection is concerned, the provisions written in the unnotarized “Contract To Sell” does not express the correct conditions they agreed upon when they were asked to sign a document; 14. Sometime in 2016, some of the plaintiffs went to visit the subject properties but were not allowed entry by the security guards posted by the defendant. Plaintiffs filed a complaint before the Barangay to compel the guards to leave the area. As of date however, it appears that defendant has already vacated the properties pursuant to the Certificate of Non- Tenancy, copy of which is hereto attached as ANNEX ‘G”, forming an integral part hereof; 15. Subsequently, sometime on January 2018, some of the plaintiffs once again visited the defendant at his office in Makati City, but like before, defendant did not face them but instead sent a certain Mr. Robert Bolodo who informed them that defendant wanted a return of the amount previously paid plaintiffs in 1996 or after over twenty-one (21) years with interests; 16. For over twenty-one (21) years therefore, defendant never exerted any effort to comply with the terms imposed in the Contract To Sell he asked the plaintiffs to sign. Neither did he make any additional offer to pay the remaining balance of the original purchase price agreed upon with the plaintiffs; 17. On March 18, 2018 counsel for the plaintiffs sent a demand letter (via registered mail with return card) to the defendant notifying him of their intent to cancel the Contract To Sell they entered with the latter and to cause the cancellation of the adverse claim it caused to be annotated in the Tax Declarations of the properties. Said demand letter was initially sent to the address provided by the defendant in the Affidavit of Adverse Claim he executed, i.e., Unit 803, Orient Mansion, Tordesillas St., Salcedo Village, Makati City. However, no return card was ever received back by counsel. Copy of the demand letter with the post office receipt are hereto attached and marked as ANNEXES “H” to “H-1”, forming integral parts hereof; 18. Impatient with the delay, counsel sent his messenger Preny Dador to personally serve the demand letter to the defendant but much to his surprise, a foreigner is now occupying as the latter’s residence at Unit 803, Orient Mansions, Tordesillas St., Salcedo Village, Makati, the same address defendant indicated Affidavit of Adverse Claim. Upon query, the foreigner claimed that he has been occupying the unit as his residence; 19. After research however, another demand letter dated March 13, 2018, was sent to the respondent at the 5th Flr. Crown Center, 158 Jupiter cor. N. Garcia, Makati City. Said demand letter was received by a certain Cindy Flores. To date however nothing has been heard from the defendant. Copy of the 2nd demand letter is hereto attached and marked as ANNEX “I”, forming an integral part hereof; 20. On account of tax mapping conducted by the Office of the Municipal Assessor of Sto. Tomas, Batangas, new tax declarations were issued by the said office increasing the size of the two properties and issuing new tax declarations but containing the same adverse claim filed by the defendant as follows: ARP No. 008-00438 ARP No. 008-00439

to to

ARP No. 2006-008-02002 ARP No. 2006-008-01998

Copies of the new Tax Declarations are hereto attached and marked as ANNEXES “J” to “J-1”, all forming integral parts hereof.

CAUSE OF ACTION 21. Clearly, more than twenty one (21) years have elapsed for the defendant to exercise his rights under the “Contract To Sell” he asked the plaintiffs to sign. This is a clear manifestation that he is no longer interested in pursuing the purchase of the properties from the plaintiffs; 22. Under Article 1144 of the New Civil Code an action based upon a contract must be filed within ten (10) years from the time the right of action accrues. Defendant’s right of action to recover based on the “Contract to Sell” he asked the plaintiff’s to sign is now barred by prescription; 23. Plaintiffs are therefore now entitled to cancel the intended sale with the defendant, and be considered relieved of their obligations thereto and may now freely convey, transfer or encumber said properties without any legal obstacle; 24. Plaintiffs likewise should now be entitled to cause the cancellation of the Adverse Claim annotated in the ARP Nos. 008-00438 and 008-00439, derivatives of ARP Nos. 2006-008-02002 and 2006008-01998, duly recorded at the Office of the Municipal Assessor of the Municipality of Sto. Tomas, Batangas under the name of Cirilo Villanueva and Andrea Manzanilla Villanueva; 25. By reason of the inaction of the herein defendant, plaintiffs are unlawfully being deprived of the enjoyment and use of their property and prospective buyers are behooved from buying the property in view of the annotation of adverse claim made by the defendant on the tax declaration of the properties; 26. By reason of the malicious refusal of the defendant to address the demands made by the plaintiffs, the latter were constrained to engage the services of counsel to whom they are obligated to pay the amount of Seventy Thousand Pesos (P70,000.00) by way of acceptance fees and Seven Thousand Pesos (P7,000.00) by way of appearance fees for every appearance; 27. By reason of the malicious failure of the defendant to comply with what was incumbent upon him under his contract with the plaintiffs, the latter were unreasonably deprived of the use and enjoyment of their property for over twenty-one (21) years, the defendant must be made to pay the plaintiff by way of liquidated damages in the amount of P500,000.00.

28. The real property taxes due on the properties subject matter hereof are all duly paid. Copies of the official receipt of real property payments are hereto attached and marked as ANNEX “K”, forming an integral part hereof; 29. The properties are not subject of any levy or attachment by the government or any private entity for any obligation whatsoever.

PRAYER

PREMISES CONSIDERED, it is most respectfully prayed that, after due notice and hearing, judgment be rendered:

1. Declaring the Contract to Sell executed by the parties as CANCELLED by reason of the failure of the defendant to comply with what is incumbent upon him under the said contract; 2. Declaring the plaintiffs relieved from their obligation under the Contract to Sell they signed; 3. Ordering the cancellation of Adverse Claim annotated in the ARP Nos. 2006-008-02002 and 2006-008-01998, formerly ARP Nos. 008-0043 and 008-00439, respectively; 4. Ordering the defendant to pay attorney’s fees in the amount of P70,000.00 and reasonable appearance fees in the amount of P7, 000.00 per appearance; 5. Ordering the defendant to pay the plaintiff’s the amount of P500, 000.00 by way of liquidated damages;

Other relief just and equitable under the circumstances.

Manila for Tanauan City, June 29, 2018.

ATTY. JUDE A. ALLAGA Counsel for the Plaintiffs 1557-C.V. Mata St., Nagtahan Sampaloc, Manila

Roll No. 47094

PTR No. 4916551, 1-51-18

IBP No. 0996960, 1-15-18

MCLE V- 00017080, 3-28-16

DIYARYO PINOY JAN. 7, 14 & 21, 2019

Diyaryo Pinoy PARA SA LAHAT

LUNES ENERO 07, 2019

USAPANG KABUHAYAN Sales and Marketing Division of HPI. “We want to continuously expand and improve our line-up to suit the improving lifestyle of our riders. With this, we are happy to introduce the newest Big Bikes which will once again excite Filipino riders.”

With the growing acceptance of the Philippine market for Big Bikes, HPI released its newest models CB650R, GOLDWING, and CB1000R from the Touring and Roadster categories for Filipino riders to experience the joy of riding Honda’s motorcycles on Philippine highways.

CB650R

HONDA LAUNCHES NEW BIG BIKES IN THE PHILIPPINES

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ARAÑAQUE CITY—Honda Philippines, Inc. (HPI), the number one motorcycle manufacturer in the country, unveiled its newest Touring and Roadster Big Bike models, CB650R, GOLDWING and CB1000R, at a press conference in Parañaque City.

HPI first introduced its lineup of Big Bikes in the country last December 2017 as response to the

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growing economy and improving lifestyle of Filipinos that created a demand for higher engine

capacities. The launch received an overwhelming response from the riding community and marked the company’s completion of its product line-up in the Philippines.

“We are overjoyed with the riding communities’ acceptance of the Honda Big Bikes when we first launched them in 2017. In fact, some models were completely sold out and many riders are asking for more,” said Mr. Jomel Jerezo, General Manager of Motorcycle Sales Office,

HPI launched the CB650R from the Roadster category, highlighting its Neo Sports Café design with a modern and minimalist styling concept. The in-line four-cylinder engine is fully on display, and the signature round headlight and sculpted fuel tank are part of the Neo Sports Café style.

This compact middleweight naked sports bike is equipped with full LED lighting, New Digital LCD Panel, and tapered handle bar.

The design also gives it a more aggressive riding position. Like the CB500X, it also provides superior handling and riding comfort thanks to its lighter frame (13lbs lighter than CB650F), Showa Separate Function front suspension (SSF), and 4 pistol radial mount brake calipers.

The CB650R is equipped with a powerful engine—liquid-cooled, in-line 4-cylinder, DOHC engine with assist/slipper clutch. The model also comes with Honda Selectable Torque Control, 4-2-1 exhaust which makes it a perfect a combination of looks, performance and top-line specifications. The Unified Suggested Retail Price (USRP) of the CB650R is Php501,000.

GOLDWING

Honda also introduced the Goldwing, a Touring model, which embodied long range comfort, luxury and quality for over 40 years.

Redesigned from the wheels up to be sharper, lighter, and more compact while maintaining its myriad of advanced features.

This bike is hailed as the ultimate performance tourer with its 1,833cc,

liquid-cooled, horizontal opposed 6-cylinder SOHC, 4-valve per cylinder, 7-Speed, Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) Automatic transmission, slipper clutch, cruise control and Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC).

This tourer also provides superior handling and riding comfort with its double wishbone front suspension, all aluminum swing-arm, combineABS, electronic suspension preload, radial front brake calipers, ISG (Integrated Starter Generator). It also comes with ride mode features such as the tour, sport, rain, and econ to provide you maximum functionality during any type of ride.

With top of the line equipment and technology based on automobiles, such as throttle by wire, hill start assist, walking/reverse mode, keyless ignition (SMART Key System), LED Lightings, and Airbag, the Goldwing provides the rider the best handling and comfortable rides. The USRP of GOLDWING is Php1,880,000.

CB1000R

Finally, the CB1000R from the Roadster category was launched.

Similar to the CB650R, it has a Neo Sports Café design, with a more compact and muscular big-sized naked bike look. Adding to the over-all style is the iconic circular headlight, flangeless fuel tank, and aluminum radiator cowl. Like most of models in the line-up, the CB1000R is built for superior handling and riding comfort, thanks to its light weight mono backbone steel frame, full LED lightings, radial mounted dual disk brake, Showa Separate Fork Function Big Piston (SSF-BP), Ride Mode, Full LCD display, and throttle by wire.

The model also boasts of a powerful engine, which is liquidcooled, DOHC in-line 4-cylinder, 16-valve and HSTC, delivering maximum performance. The USRP of the CB1000R is Php865,000.

The Big Bikes are now available in Honda’s major stores nationwide now.

For more information, visit hondaph.com/hondabigbike or follow Honda’s official Facebook page at Honda Philippines, Inc.

Robinsons Bank simplifies bank account opening

OBINSONS Bank (RBank) has recently launched its new Simple Savings bank account, specifically designed to make account opening simple, fast, and easy. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) issued Circular 992 which sets out a framework for banks in promoting a basic deposit account to the unbanked. Financial inclusion is a priority for the BSP as it pursues its goal of getting more Filipinos involved in the country’s banking system which offers a safe, secured, and guaranteed financial environment.

Simple Savings was designed to lower barriers of entry to the financial system in order to reach out to the unbanked, providing them with their first step towards becoming financially secured. New-to-bank clients can open their very own Simple Savings account with only one (1) ID, the most basic information and have instant access to

an online Visa Debit Card, all for the low opening fee of Php100. What’s more, it earns interest and can be used to shop online as well as Point-of-Sale (POS) transactions for different purchases, shopping, and dining.

Interested customers can open an account by simply visiting the nearest Robinsons Bank branch or open online at https://www.robinsonsbank.com.ph/ products-and-services/branch-banking/ simple-savings.

Backed by the JG Summit conglomerate – one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines which owns and operates brands such as Cebu Pacific, Robinsons Land, Universal Robina Corporation, Robinsons Malls, and more – Robinsons Bank is primed to embark on various opportunities to improve lives and propel financial inclusion.

For inquiries and concerns, you may

reach Robinsons Bank through its Customer Care Center at 637-CARE (2273) or domestic toll-free 1-800-10-637-CARE (2273); or go to its website at www.

robinsonsbank.com.ph. Like them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/robinsonsbank/ and follow them on Twitter @ RBankCorp.