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AVAO CITY -- President Rodrigo Duterte signed Saturday a still unnumbered Executive Order on Freedom of Information (FOI), two days before delivering his first State of the Nation Address (SONA).
The EO “operationalizing in the executive branch the people’s constitutional right to information and the state policies of full public disclosure and transparency in the public service” was signed at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Presidential Communications and Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar said in a press conference at the Royal Mandaya Hotel Sunday morning. The Duterte EO covers only the executive branch and advocates for an FOI law are still pushing for its
passage to cover all branches of government. Andanar said the EO, finalized only on Saturday night, is expected to minimize if not eliminate corruption in the government offices under the Executive Branch. “Corruption will be lessened in this government especially in the Executive Department. The Freedom of Information gives us an unimaginable access to government information, access that we never had before. President Rodrigo R.Duterte will launch the 4.5 megawatt Biomass Renewable Energy Plant in the Municipality of Maguindanao with Agriculture Secretary Manny Pinol,Executive Vice President/Chief Operation Officer of Api Groups We expect this executive of Companies Chang Chee Kong & Maguindanao Governor Esmael ‘toto’ Magundadatu, July 22,2016. See foi, page B2
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Pimentel is elected Senate president; promises ‘fairness’ By Jelly F. Musico of PNA
MANILA – With two Mindanaoan senators -Aquilino ‘Koko’ Pimentel III and Juan Miguel Zubiri -- putting their unfortunate experience as bitter rivals behind, the former garnered a super majority vote that catapulted him to the Senate presidency on Monday. During the opening of the Senate’s first regular session of the 17th Congress, an overwhelming 20 senators elected Pimentel to replace Senate President Franklin Drilon.
Those who voted for Pimentel include: Senators Juan Edgardo ‘Sonny’ Angara, Paolo Benigno ‘Bam’ Aquino IV, Nancy Binay, Leila De Lima, Drilon, Joseph Victor Ejercito, Sherwin Gatchalian, Richard Gordon, Gregorio ‘Gringo’ Honasan II, Risa Hontiveros, Panfilo Lacson, Loren Legarda, Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Pacquiao, Francis ‘Kiko’ Pangilinan, Grace Poe, Vicente Sotto III, Cynthia Villar, Joel Villanueva, Zubiri and Ralph Recto.
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Recto was also nominated by Senator Francis ‘Chiz’ Escudero to the Senate presidency but got only three votes, including one from Pimentel See pimentel, page B2
Duterte expected to set up transitional justice commission on Bangsamoro DAVAO CITY – After a long wait, the National Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Commission on the Bangsamoro (NTJRCB) is expected to be finally set up under the administration of Rodrigo Roa Duterte, the President whose campaign promises included correcting historical injustices committed against the Bangsamoro people. Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza told reporters during his visit at the Moro Islamic Liberation Front’s (MILF) Camp Darapanan on July 21 that the GPHMILF Implementing Team
composed of five members from the government and five from the MILF “will discuss this,” along with other issues, when they meet in Kuala Lumpur in early August. “Kasi yang transitional justice is actually a reference to the Bangsamoro.… the injustice committed and you have to address that,” he said, adding, “that’s the reason why we’re across the table.” Transitional justice, according to the United Nations, “emerged as part of a recognition that dealing with systematic or massive abuses requires a distinctive approach that is both
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backward- and forwardlooking: transitional justice measures aim not only to dignify victims, but also to help prevent similar victimhood in the future.” Its long-term goals are to See bangsamoro, page B3
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order to even strengthen our right to information as inscribed in our 1987 Constitution,” he said. Section 3 of the EO allows every Filipino access “to information, official records, public records and to documents and papers pertaining to official acts, transactions or decisions, as well as to government research data used as basis for public development.” The EO defines information as “any records, documents, papers, reports, letters, contracts, minutes and transcripts of official meetings, maps, books, photographs, data, research materials, films, sound and video, recording, magnetic or other tapes, electronic data, and computer stored data.” It also mandates government officials under the Executive Branch to make
their Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN) available for scrutiny. People’s FOI Manual Failure to comply with the EO will subject erring public officials to administrative and disciplinary sanctions as provided under existing laws or regulations, according to Section 15. Section 8 provides that “government offices must prepare within 120 calendar days from the effectivity of this order a People’s Freedom to Information (FOI) Manual, which includes the location and contact information of the head, regional, provincial, and field offices, and other established places where the public can obtain information or submit requests; the person or office responsible for receiving requests for information; the procedure for the filing and processing of their requests for information; the standard
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lauded Duterte “for making positive moves the edict’s true his promise to institute clear recognition of every a freedom of information Filipino’s right to ‘have acmechanism for the Execu- cess to information, official records, etc.’ and the ‘legal tive branch.” “It is a big leap in the presumption to have access’ struggle towards making to the same as positive, even government transparent as we await the release of the and accountable. Hopefully, inventory of possible excepfollowing the example of Mr. tions to its applicability and Duterte, the 17th Congress constructively scrutinize will be finally prodded to the same,” Zarate added. enact an FOI law that covers He noted that the execuall branches of government. tive’s initiative “is certainly That has been an effort of a challenge now to Congress more than two decades to pass an all embracing already, to no avail,” it said. FOI law.” Bayan Muna Rep.Car- He said they are urgin los Isagani Zarate said the the House leadership to EO is “very good and long “fast track the passage of a awaited step in the quest for genuine FOI bill, one that transparency and account- will truly reflect the principles of full transparency ability in government.” Zarate is principal au- in government and full acthor of HB 334 or An Act countability of government to ensure public access to officials and employees.” official records, documents (Antonio L. Colina IV / and any other information MindaNews) of public concern,” which Bayan Muna first filed in 2004. “We specially noted as from page B1 himself. The third vote for Recto came from Senator Antonio Trillanes IV. Recto, a former Senate additional cost to the Government.” President Pro-Tempore, Based on this legal context, it is automatically took the posiclear that the parents or guardians tion of Minority Leader. has an option which is expressed ”I envision our role as in writing to allow a certain reliquality control inspector, gion be taught in school to which on the lookout for weakthe children or wards belong. It is nesses, subjecting every possible that there would be many bill to a stress-test, so it religious instructors to conduct is assured of trouble-free religious class in the school campus implementation,” Recto said if the parents choose the option to in his acceptance speech. do so. Sotto nominated Pimen What if some pupils are advised tel as the next Senate presiby their parents to excuse from dent while Zubiri seconded religious instruction since they do the motion. not belong to that kind of religion? ”It is my honor and priviWould the instructor feel insulted? lege to second the nominaWould he undermine those children? tion of a fellow Mindanaoan To be flexible and emotionally balleader who in the past I’ve anced, we must be legally oriented had the unfortunate expeand spiritually matured mentors. rience of having as a bitter Our Constitution provides religious rival, but today I leave all the rights. Our task then is to enforce bitterness behind us as a sign this law in a peaceful approach. May of unity, magnanimity and every teacher come to a matured support for our people and thinking that can understand pupils our fellow Mindanao Presiwith different religious background. Individually, we have our own belief that cherished but we must be considerate and sensitive in dealing other people with different religion.
forms for the submission of requests and for the proper acknowledgement of requests; the process for the disposition of requests; the procedure for the administrative appeal of any denial for access to information; and schedule of application fees.” Exceptions On exceptions, Section 4 states that “access to information shall be denied when the information falls under any of the exceptions enshrined in the Constitution, exisitng law or jurisprudence. The Department of Justice and the Office of the Solicitor General were directed to “prepare an inventory of such exceptions and submit the same to the Office of the President within 30 calendar days from the date of effectivity of this order.” In a statement, the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP)
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Religious Instruction in School By JESSIE A. MALAYO Agapito Yap Sr. Memorial Elementary School District of Baliangao, Division of Misamis Occidental
Religious instruction is commonly accepted as part of our educational system since Spanish regime. The school discipline such was purely more religious context. That educational system was changed when the Americans introduced their method of education. The educational system then was no longer more on religious matter but much more on human philosophy, scientific approach, secular and political. Probably, that educational method was being conformed to the U.S. constitution which grants separation of church and state. Despite this changed, the imprints and influences of religiosity of us Filipinos is still alive in our emotion and will. Our views, concepts and way of thinking are almost entirely out of religious beliefs and ideas. This can be observed in our mode of living and lifestyle. But, nowadays, there is no single religious institution that dominates in our society. The plurality of
religious denomination and sects are common anywhere. Families are having their own religions which differ from others. Their children are being nurtured and cherished to their specific doctrines and teachings. These children with different spiritual beliefs and practices are convened in school. How could religious instruction be carried out to these young ones which cannot touch the religious ego of their parents? Should a religious class with an exclusive doctrine be conducted to all children? In legal parlance, Article XIV, Section 3 (3) of the Philippine Constitution, states, “At the option expressed in writing by the parents or guardians, religion shall be allowed to be taught to their children or wards in public elementary and high schools within the regular class hours by instructors designated or approved by the religious authorities of the religion to which the children or wards belong, without
dent (Rodrigo R. Duterte) who has made history for our region,” Zubiri said in his nomination speech. In August 2011, Zubiri resigned as senator days before the Senate Electoral Tribunal (SET) released a ruling that declared Pimentel as the duly elected 12th senator in the 2007 national and local elections. Pimentel became the first son to repeat his father’s achievement. Pimentel’s father, former Senator Aquilino ‘Nene’ Pimentel Jr., served as Senate president in the 11th Congress from 2000 to 2001. In his acceptance speech, Pimentel said when he joined the Senate in 2011, he already put behind him the election cheating that cost him the Senate seat in the 2007 polls. ”And to be fair to all, I would like to take this opportunity to thank my family, especially my parents, Tatay Nene and Nanay Bing, for all the support they have given me. They know my story. They know my hardships that I have gone through, which I will no longer mention, because as I have stated way back in August 2011 when I joined this chamber, “let bygones be bygones,” Pimentel said. In front of the jampacked Senate Session Hall, Pimentel said that the change promised by President Rodrigo R. Duterte must also come to and from the Senate. ”I read your presence here today is indicating your support for the change that President Rodrigo Duterte has promised would come to the country,” Pimentel said. Pimentel is the lone senator from President Duterte’s political party, Partido Demokratikong Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban). As one of the senators See pimentel, page B3
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Only in God you can find a genuine happiness The Gospel of Jesus Christ (July 22, 2016-Friday) Mark 8:110” Where will anyone be able to find enough bread here in this desolate place to satisfy these people?” And He was asking them, “How many loaves do you have?” And they said, “Seven.” Who is your real treasure in life? What do you value most in life? Where is your heart? Comfort is
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from Mindanao, Pimentel urged his colleagues to give the people of Mindanao a singular opportunity to show the nation and the world at large “that we are up to the challenge, in serving the best interest of our people.” ”Hence, I pledge before all of you today that I will be fair in carrying out the mandate that you have given me as Senate president,” Pimentel said. ”I assure all of our colleagues that fairness will be the guiding principle in our implementation of the Program of Government for Change that the majority of senators have agreed upon,” he added. Pimentel said he might give to Senator Alan Peter Cayetano the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Cayetano aspired for the Senate presidency but eventually gave way to Pimentel after failing to muster enough support. He was no show at the opening of the first regular session. Meanwhile, Drilon and Sotto have been unanimously elected as Senate
nothing compare to the happiness and inner joy that you have experienced i n the presence of the living God. They temporarily stop thinking about their daily routines at home because they wanted to be with Jesus. They found their real treasure in life. Jesus is your real treasure. Your happiness from God cannot be taken but can be shared to someone. These people stayed President Pro-Tempore and Senate Majority Leader, respectively. Lutgardo B. Barbo has been elected as the new Senate Secretary, replacing Oscar Yabes, while retired Air Force Gen. Jose Balajadia Jr. retained his position as Senate Sergeant-at-Arms. Barbo was the Senate Secretary under the leadership of former Senate President Aquilino “Nene” Pimentel Jr. Senator Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV administered the oath-taking for the 12 senators who won in the last May 9 national elections. They are Drilon with 18.6 million votes; Villanueva (18.4 million votes); Sotto (17.2 million votes); Lacson (16.9 million votes); Gordon (16.7 million votes); Zubiri (16.1 million votes); Pacquiao (16 million votes); Pangilinan (15.9 million votes); Hontiveros (15.9 million votes); Gatchalian (14.9 million votes); Recto (14.2 million votes); and De Lima (14.1 million votes). Out of the 12 senators, the neophytes are former Justice Secretary De Lima, former Valenzuela City Congressman Gatchalian,
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with Jesus day and night for three days, no doubt enjoying his messages as well as expecting to see miracles. The people who followed Jesus were out of supply for their survival. Jesus saw their situation in life and their personal needs. This is Jesus whom I preach every now and then who can see our necessities in life. He has never changed. Hebrews 3:8”Jesus Christ is the
same yesterday and today and forever. The only move you can do is to come to him no matter what. The people refused to go home although they knew their insufficiency materially because of their happiness within that this world could not give. This is true, only in God you can find a genuine happiness. Not money and earthly possessions in life. People gambled everything just to follow
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former Congresswoman Hontiveros, former Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Chairman Villanueva and boxing superstar Pacquiao. After the morning session, the senators proceeded to the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City to hear the first State- of-the-Nation Address (SONA) of President Duterte. (PNA) SCS/ JFM
But passing the basic law that would pave the way for the creation of the Bangsamoro, a new autonomous political entity that would replace the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) is only one of many ways Duterte can address the injustices. The Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB) that the Philippine government (GPH) and the MILF signed on March 27, 2014 provides not only for the passage of the basic law but also for other steps in correcting the historical injustices, among them the creation of the Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC) that recommended the creation of the seven-member NTJRCB. The TJRC is an independent body set up by the Philippine government (GPH) and the MILF in 2014 “to undertake a study and to make recommendations with a view to promoting healing and reconciliation among the different communities affected by the conflict in Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago.” “It all began with violence” The TJRC was mandat-
ed to propose appropriate mechanisms to address legitimate grievances of the Bangsamoro people, correct historical injustices, address human rights violations, including marginalization through land dispossession, and make recommendations with a view to promote healing and reconciliation of the different communities that have been affected by the conflict. The TJRC submitted its report separately to the peace panels on December 9 last year and to both panels on February 10 this year and finally made it public in launches in Cotabato City on March 15 and Manila on March 16 this year. The report concluded that the Bangsamoro narrative of historical injustice is “based on an experience of grievances that extends over generations” and is a result of three interlocking phenomena – violence, impunity, and neglect- which in turn are rooted in the imposition “by force” of a monolithic Filipino identity and Philippine State “on multiple ethnic groups in Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago that saw themselves as already pre-existing
nations and nation-states.” In her address at the public launches, TJRC chair Mo Bleeker, Special Envoy of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and head of its “Task Force for Dealing with the Past and the Prevention of Atrocities,” explained that “it all began with violence: the forced incorporation of the Bangsamoro into the Philippine nation- state with a single Filipino identity, initiated by the colonial powers and pursued by and under the Republic.” “This process of forced assimilation continues, accompanied by different forms of impunity endemic to Philippine society, as injustices persist and remain uncorrected. The process as a whole is marked by exclusion, failed development schemes, and mal-governance. These are the long-standing realities that constitute what is perceived as systematic neglect by the Bangsamoro people,” she said. The TJRC submitted its report separately to the peace panels on December 9 last year and to both panels on February 10 this year. (Carolyn O. Arguillas / MindaNews)
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“promote peace, democracy, and reconciliation, with the idea that these conditions help to prevent the systematic or massive violation of human rights.” During his sorties as candidate and even now as the country’s 16th President and the first Mindanawon to lead the nation, Duterte, whose grandmother wsa a Maranao, would invite his audience to travel back to 1521 with his lecture on Philippine history from the viewpoint of Mindanao, to help them understand what happened to the Bangsamoro. More than just passing the basic law
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JCI Kagayhaan Gold holds rock climbing for a cause Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Story and Photos by MARK FRANCISCO, Lifestyle Editor
ROCK climbing in Cagayan de Oro is an activity which participants climb up, down or across artificial rock walls. The goal is to reach the summit or endpoint without falling. Rock climinb is a physically and mentally demanding sport, one that often tests a climber’s strength, endurance, agility and balance along with mental control. Because of this, the current Baby Jaycees of JCI Kagayhaan Gold led by project chair Nova Jean Fernandez decided that it would be a rock climbingfor-a-cause which will be their project requirement before they could become full-fledged
JCI members. According to Fernandez, rock climbing is indeed challenging and meant to lose weight for people who need to shed their excess fats. “It’s also a stress reliever,” she quipped. Indeed, the group were able to garner more than P14,000 during their one-day event last Saturday, July 23. For only P200, participants – both JCI members and guests alike – were able to enjoy basic rock climbing techniques (belaying, clipping, knot tying) in beginners to advance routes in the event aptly dubbed Rock On! Wall Climbing for A Cause at
Guru Rock Climbing Gym in Mandumol Heights, Upper Macasandig, this city. Proceeds of the project go to the Bag to School, a joint endeavor by JCI Kagayhaan Gold with Cagayan de Oro Lodge No. 298 F.A.A.M. to give school supplies to students of Baluarte Elementary School which is located in Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City. Distribution of the school supplies will be held this Wednesday, July 27. First- to fourth graders will receive bags alongside the school supplies while fifth- to sixth graders will receive bags only. School supplies are in the form of notebooks, pencils, crayons and erasers. The Baby Jaycees of JCI
Kagayhaan Gold, numbering around nine, are so happy for the success of their activity. Once they complete all their requirements such as attending the basic orientation seminar, three membership meetings and interviews with past presidents, they will become full-fledged JCI members. With 37 current active members, JCI Kagayhaan Gold was organized in 1989. Junior Chamber International breeds creative and bold young leaders, encouraging them to become responsible citizens and participate in efforts towards social and economic development and international cooperation, goodwill and understanding.
(Upper Photo: Schools Division Superintendent Cherry Mae L. Limbaco [rightmost] and Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Jean Veloso [leftmost] of the Department of Education-Division of Misamis Oriental award Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez with a Certificate of Recognition as Resource Speaker during the 5th Division Management Committee Meeting) VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ SPEAKS BEFORE SCHOOL HEADS DURING THE 5TH DIVISION MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING OF DEPED MISOR – Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez reunited with hundreds of Principals and School Heads of the Department of Education of Misamis Oriental during its Management Committee (MANCOM) Meeting held last 11 July 2016 at the Malberry Business Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City. In his speech, Vice Governor Pelaez expressed his hopes that the new President will make important decisions favorable to the Department of Education and its personnel. Vice Governor Pelaez’ strong inclination to Education has long stemmed from his previous work, having served the Department of Education for more than 17 years before running for public office.