Arroyo

Romeo Jalosjos' turf--Zamboanga del Norte-- is an administration bailiwick. President Arroyo won here in the 2004 elections, leading her closest rival Fernando Poe Jr. by almost 100,000 votes. In the 2007 senatorial elections, the province delivered a 7-5 win to Team Unity candidates, with senatorial candidate Prospero Pichay Jr. emerging as the topnotcher.Jalosjos also belongs to the most prominent clan in Zamboanga del Norte. Five of his kin are incumbent (2007-2010) elected officials. His sister, Cecilia Garcia Jalosjos-Carreon, is already serving her third term as 1st District Representative, while his brother, 3rd District Representative Cesar G. Jalosjos, is on his second term.

Chronic deficit spending since President Arroyo rose to power in 2001 is the main reason why the national debt ballooned to P4.2 trillion, from just around P2.2 billion eight years ago, a former budget chief said Friday.

"The major source of the ballooning debt of the country, from P2.2 trillion to P4.2 trillion, is the yearly deficit under the Arroyo administration. Too much spending; we're talking of P200 billion to P300 billion deficits," former budget secretary Benjamin Diokno told ABS-CBN's Umagang Kay Ganda.

Diokno, former President Joseph Estrada's budget chief, said he expects the government to incur a P250 to P300 billion deficit this year and another P200 billion in 2010.

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Psssssssst again Mikey, do share how your assets grew from P50,000 to P156 million in just 16 years -

Do tell, so fellow Filipinos can copy your technique. After all, you st art ed with a modest investment base of only P50,000 which you declared as the total sum of your worldly goods back in 1993.

DOHA Barely six days after coming to Doha to take up his position as the new Philippine Ambassador to Qatar, HE Crescente R Relacion has his priorities fixed.
He is upbeat about the success of plans.
Top on his agenda are promoting the welfare and interest of about 200,000 Filipino expatriates in Doha, increasing the mutual trade between Qatar and the Philippines and highlighting the true value of Philippine culture.

I got this PM today... wala lang, share ko lang...
Keber ko nman d2...

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Hello!
I am X ,widow of the late business man X who was a victim of the attack of unidentified armed men who are loyalist of president Arroyo 28 july 2007. Until his death he was a human right activist and an active member of the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) group
I inherited a total sum of $6.5 million dollars from my late husband as a result of the supply of agricultural chemicals. This money which is concealled in a metallic trunk box is conveyed from the Philippines through a diplomatic mission and deposited with a SECURITY COMPANY in the ivory coast under a secret arrangement as a family treasure. This is the reason i am contacting you - to help me claim the fund.

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200,000 MidEast jobs for Filipinos

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Written by Mia Gonzalez / Reporter

Sunday, 12 April 2009 21:07

MIDDLE East employers have assured the Philippines of more than 200,000 new jobs for the rest of the year, further buoying President Arroyo’s hopes of a “resilient” overseas Philippine labor market despite the global crisis.

The President received the employment commitment through a manifesto presented to her at the Middle East Forum in Dubai, containing the output of the forum including job orders for Philippine workers.

The government has launched an employment program to address the growing number of unemployed nurses in the Philippines especially amid the ongoing economic crisis.

President Arroyo announced during her speech in the Multi-Sectoral Jobs Summit at the Heroes Hall in Malacañang the launch of the Nurses Assigned in Rural Areas (NARS) program.

"We are launching NARS, or nurses assigned in rural areas... They shall be mobilized in their home towns. They shall also serve as roving nurses for rural schools," said Mrs. Arroyo.

The program plans to give qualified nurses job and training experience by fielding them to rural areas short of medical personnel.

There was a magical reconciliation happened in the burial of Dona Mary Ejercito. It’s true. Former buddies turned enemies Chavit Singson and Joseph Estrada did kiss and make up at the wake of Doña Mary Ejercito. It took a person’s death to reconcile the two of them. When President Arroyo heard this, she told the First Gentleman, I want to reconcile with my countrymen... can you make a sacrifice?

Rumors say when Loi Ejercito bumped into Laarni Enriquez at the wake, the former senator told her, “Ako, legal wife,” to which Laarni replied, “Ako, maganda. Period.”