Ang Caviteno Newsweekly October 08-14, 2018 Issue | Page 2

BALITA
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CALABARZON region
gets biggest slice of new jail
transport vans with the problem of transporting
By Joy Gabrido
Reinforcing its crusade on peace and order in the community, Governor Boying Remulla led the distribution of 1,022 units of handheld
radios and 1,460 reflectorized vests to the barangay tanod of the City of Bacoor held at Strike Gymnasium on October 3, 2018.
Likewise, a total of 730 books on disaster awareness were disseminated for the public to learn and understand the issues on disaster
management. During the activity, Cavite PPO Deputy Police Director for Operations PSUPT Michael Ceciliano explained and
clarified the roles of barangay tanod under the Local Government Code. On the other hand, Second District Board Members Edralin
Gawaran and Reynado Fabian, together with the members of the city councils and barangay chairmen were in attendance to support
the distribution.
World...
materials as the allowances for these
are not enough.

In a statement, ACT
Teachers’ Party Rep. Antonio Tinio
said many of the provisions of the
International Labor Organization/
United
Nations
Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization
Recommendation Concerning the
Status of Teachers which was crafted
in 1966, are still unfulfilled today
such as decent salary and providing
ancillary staff to perform non-
teaching duties.

Backbreaking work load
with less pay

Solita
Daz,
president
of ACT-Manila also slammed the
backbreaking work brought about
by
Results-Based
Performance
Management System (RPMS) and
the Philippine Professional Standards
for Teachers (PPST).

She pointed out that
teachers are not against evaluation
as they also see the need for them
to improve. She said RPMS and
PPST should be used as bases for the
Mga...
“Isko Moreno” Domagoso,
mariin niyang sinabi, na
wala sa pamahalaan ang
kakayanang mapayaman ang
bawat pamilya, subalit kaya
naman nitong gabayan ang
mga ito.

“Nasa inyo kung
paano kayo tutulay tungo
sa kaunlaran,” wika ni
Domagoso

“Putulin
ninyo
ang kadena ng kahirapan.
Magsumikap kayo at itaguyod
ang inyong mga anak,”
dagdag pa ni Domagoso.
Ang
muling
pagbibigay parangal sa mga
Huwarang Pantawid Pamilya
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trainings or seminars that they need
and not as bases for their bonuses.
She said with RPMS and PPST are
pressuring teachers to work more than
they can just to get the outstanding
rating from their supervisor and
principal.

“This policy is not for the
delivery of quality education but
borne out of neoliberal policies that
exploits our teachers,” Daz added.
Fight continues

Benjie Valbuena, former
president of ACT said they will
again hold sit-down strike and mass
leave if the government will not take
necessary step to increase teachers’
salary.

“No one would fight for
our rights but us,” he added.

Martinez
meanwhile
stressed that it is the duty of the
government, enshrined in the
international Recommendations on
the Status of Teachers and the Magna
Carta of Public School Teachers, to
address the teachers’ plight.

“We implore him to
fulfill the state mandate to provide
fr om
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ay bahagi ng pagdiriwang
ng Linggo ng Pamilyang
Filipino na may temang
“Tungo
sa
Maginhawa,
Matatag at Panatag na
Pamilya.”

Isa rin itong paraan
upang ipagbigay halimbawa
sa publiko ang kahalagahan
ng
pamilya
at
ang
pagpapatibay ng relasyon
ng bawat isa. Kasama rin
ang layunin na pamarisan
ng
bawat
benipisyaryo
ng programang Pantawid
Pamilyang Pilipino ang mga
itinanghal
na
Huwarang
Pamilya.
N a n a n a w a g a n
ang DSWD sa publiko
teachers with decent standards of
living and honor our profession by
effecting substantial salary increase
for education workers,” concluded
Martinez.

Chapters of ACT also
conducted protests in various forms
from Regions I, II, IVB, V, VII, VIII,
Region X, Region XI, Region XII,
CARAGA, and CAR. From tribute
masses, forums, tarp-hanging, Zumba
protest, candle-lighting activities to
motorcades.

A human chain was also
staged in Davao City. From Davao
City National High School to the
DepEd Region XI office. Protesting
teachers also marched to Iloilo
Provincial Capitol as well as in
Sta. Rosa, Laguna. Central Luzon
teachers held protest actions in Tarlac
City, Bulacan, and Nueva Ecija.

“Today, teachers remind
the Duterte administration that it
should be taking concrete steps to
advance teachers’ rights and welfare,
to address price hikes, among others
rather than inventing destabilization
plots and raising red scares to silence
dissent,” Tinio said in a statement.
na
pausbungin
ang
pagmamahalan
sa
bawat
isa, dagdagan ang tiyaga at
pagsisikap upang marating
ang inaasam na ginhawa.
Ang selebrasyon ng National
Filipino Family Week ay
batay sa Proklamasyon No
60. na nilagddan ni dating
Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos
noong taong 1992.

Nilalayon
ng
pamahalaan
na
ang
selebrasyon ay magpatibay
ng sangktidad ng buhay
pamilya,
palakasin
ang
pagbibigay proteksyon at
pagpapatibay ng pamilya
na
siyang
pangunahing
institusyon na kinikilala ng
Estado bilang pundasyon ng
bansa. (PIA-NCR)
Oktubre 08-14, 2018
CALAMBA CITY, Laguna, – The
Calabarzon region got the biggest
portion of the 250 prisoner vans
that were turned over Wednesday
to jail facilities in 18 regions of the
Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology (BJMP).

BJMP Chief Jail Director
Deogracias Tapayan said of the
250 brand new service vehicles,
the bulk went to Region IV-A with
36 followed by Region III, 27,
National Capital Region, 26, and
Region VI, 21.

The vehicles were part of
the more than 300 BJMP transport
vehicles procured from the P299
million that President Rodrigo
Duterte allotted to the BJMP in
December 2017. Some 70 vehicles
were already awarded in July.

Tapayan said the delivery
of the remaining prisoner vans is “a
testament of the President’s sincere
desire to address the needs of his
people in the most expeditious and
efficient way possible.”

President Duterte flew to
Calamba City on Wednesday, Sept.
26 and turned over the remaining
transport vehicles to BJMP.

Tapayan said the grant
of transport vehicles is a means
to counter the ever-growing need
of ensuring the safe movement
of detainees and personnel
nationwide.

According to the BJMP
chief, they have been confronted
Prov’l...
elders.

Representatives
of
the provincial government
warmly encouraged them to
join the yearly celebration
PGC ...
Colorado, Provincial Administrator
for Community Affairs Engr
Efren Nazareno, Osorio Barangay
QC...
Quezon City since 1945, he has
contributed to Quezon City in
terms of taxes, especially real
property taxes he regularly
pays. I think that by being
a centenarian, he deserves a
little recognition,” the younger
Arguelles said.

Esterlina
Pausanos,
niece of the 101-year old
Rosa Pausanos, also expressed
her appreciation to the city
government for recognizing her
aunt.

“We thank the Quezon
City government, especially
Mayor Herbert Bautista and
Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte for
the award given to our aunt,
who has been living in QC for
over 30 years,” Pausanos said.

The other centenarians
present at the ceremony were
Asuncion N. Aguda Sr., Amelia
V. Borromeo, Benjamin O.
detainees either in island or remote
provinces.

The BJMP still has to
acquire more than 800 units to
answer for the 1,232 vehicles that
various city and municipal jails
need across the country.

Aside from the transport
vehicles, the BJMP has already
received a total of P3.4 billion to
construct 107 jail buildings in the
18 regions nationwide to address
jail overcrowding.

“It was also under
(Duterte’s) administration that
the double increase in pay of all
uniformed personnel became
possible,” Tapayan said.

Meanwhile, the President
cited instances where uniformed
personnel were killed while in
transit.

He said: “I do not want
you dead. Every incident that
results to death of a uniformed
personnel means a family is broken
and shall suffer because of losing a
father.”

According to the BJMP,
the distribution of the service
vehicles to other regions are as
follows: Region 1 (12), Region
2 (9), Region 4B (8), Region 5
(13), Region 7 (15), Region 8
(12),Region 9 (14), Region 10
(16), Region 11 (7), Region 12
(8), Region 13 (10), Autonomous
Region in Muslim Mindanao (5),
Cordillera Administrative Region
(10), and national headquarters (1).
(MCA/Joy Gabrido-PIA 4A)
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in honor of the elderly this
coming October which will
be held in Trece Martires city.
(Ruel Francisco, PIA-Cavite
with reports from PICAD)
from page 1
Captain Joselito Marquez and
service men from AFP/BFP and
Cavite PPO.
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Cucio, Juanita C. Garcia, and
Marina C. Molato.

There are more than
90 centenarians living in
Quezon City who each receive
a 100,000 grant upon achieving
their enviable age, a 1,000-peso
monthly allowance, as well
as a birthday and Christmas
financial gifts from the city
government.

The recognition and
financial grant to centenarians
is
in
line
with
city’s
implementation of Republic
Act 10868, also known as the
Centenarian’s Act of 2016.
Prior
to
the
Centenarian’s Act of 2016, the
city has been recognizing its
centenarian residents through
cash incentives since 2009
through City Ordinance 1986-
2009 as amended by City
Ordinance 2542-2016.

Centenarians are also
awarded plaques of recognition.
(PIA-NCR)