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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF BATANGAS
FOURTH JUDICIAL REGION
LIPA CITY
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT & EX-OFFICIO
SHERIFF
SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE
EJF NO 2018-0027

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act
4118 filed by BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS,
mortgagee/assignee, with principal office at BSP Building,
A. Mabini corner Pablo Ocampo, Sr. Streets Malate,
Malate against JUSTINO L. MERCADO, married to MA.
JUDITH R. MERCADO, mortgagor, with residence and
postal address at Bgry. Banay-Banay, San Vicente, Lipa
City, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of
January 31, 2018 amounts to Php 632,737.04 including/
excluding, interest and other charges agreed thereon and
other expenses in connection with this sale, secured by the
mortgagee the undersigned Deputy Sheriff of the Regional
Trial Court, Office of the Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio
Sheriff, Lipa City, will sell at public on May 29, 2018 at
10:00 o’clock in the morning or soon thereafter at the main
entrance of the Hall of Justice, Maraouy, Lipa City to the
highest bidder for CASH and in the Philippine Currency,
the described real properties and it’s improvements
thereon, to wit:
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-113363

A parcel land (Lot 11 Block 7 of the consolidation
and subdivision plan. Pcs-041014-007431, being a portion
of the consolidation of Lots 5882-A & 5882-B, (LRC)
Psd-122144, Lots 5883-B & 5883-C, (LRC) Psd-125163,
Lot 5656-A (LRC) Psd-247655 & Lots 5877 & 5878, Lipa
Cadastre, L.R.C. Record No. ), situated in the Barangay of
Banay-Banay, Lipa City, Bounded on the SW., along line
1-2 by Lot 12; on the NW., along line 2-3 by Lot 13 both
of Block 7; on the NE., along line 3-4 by road Lot 1 (10.00
m. wide); on the SE., along line 4-1 by Lot 9 Blk. 7, all of
the consolidation and subdivision plan. x x x containing an
area of SIXTY (60.00) SQUARE METERS.
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-113361
A parcel land (Lot 9 Block 7 of the consolidation and
subdivision plan. Pcs-041014-007431, being a portion of
the consolidation of Lots 5882-A & 5882-B, (LRC) Psd-
122144, Lots 5883-B & 5883-C, (LRC) Psd-125163, Lot
5656-A (LRC) Psd-247655 & Lots 5877 & 5878, Lipa
Cadastre, L.R.C. Record No. ), situated in the Barangay of
Banay-Banay, Lipa City, Bounded on the NW., along line
1-2 by Lot 11 Blk. 7; on the NE., along line 2-3 by Road
Lot 1 (10.00 m. wide); on the SE., along line 3-4 by Lot 7
on the SW., along line 4-1 by Lot 10, both of Blk. 7, all of
the consolidation and subdivision plan. x x x containing an
area of SIXTY (60.00) SQUARE METERS.

Prospective buyers and bidders are hereby
enjoined to investigate for themselves the titles herein
above described and the encumbrances thereon, if any
there be.

In the event that the Auction Sale should not take
place on said date it shall be held on June 5, 2018, without
further notice and re-publication

*All sealed bids must be submitted to the
undersigned on the above stated time and place*
Lipa City, April 11, 2018
REMER S. REYES
Sheriff IV
DULY RAFFLED
HON. DANILO S. SANDOVAL
Executive Judge
ATTY. AURORA B. MANGUBAT-TORRALBA
Clerk of Court & Ex-Officio Sheriff
Note:Award of publication hereof in the “Tambuling
Batangas” drawn by raffle in accordance with law
Copy furnished all parties concerned
WARNING: It is absolutely prohibited to remove, deface
or destroy this notice on or before the date of sale, UNDER
PENALTY OF LAW
Tambuling Batangas
April 18, 25 & May 02, 2018
Public...
giving high hopes to teachers when he announced that he
would increase their salaries after the pay hike of military
and uniformed personnel (MUP) but later backtracked and
said they have to wait until 2020. He described the Duterte
government as “grossly insensitive to teachers’ feelings
and grumbling stomachs.”

Military and uniformed personnel’s pay was
increased in January this year.

During the protest, the teachers held packs of rice,
dried fish and instant noodles to depict what their meagre
salaries could afford under the Duterte administration.
They also bared their tummies bearing their demands for
pay hike.

According to Ibon Foundation, the prices of basic
commodities have doubled. A bundle of vegetables now
costs P10.00 from the previous P5.00 per bundle while the
price of rice has increased by P2.00 to P3.00 per kilo.
Aquino’s EO insufficient

Before President Benigno Aquino III’s
administration ended, he signed Executive Order No.
201, giving salary increases to government employees.
But this EO was highly criticized by ACT due to the
minimal increase for rank-and-file employees while higher
positions received higher amounts.

For example, rank-and-file employees only
PH...
anxieties born out of the process of exiting the
colonial condition. Through a transnational and
transhistorical investigation, the pavilion argues
that the Philippines does not exist in a vacuum, is
implicated within power relations, and is inextricably
intertwined with other nations and people,” he added.

In his presentation held at the NCCA
earlier today, Cabalfin said the first “navel,” “(Post)
Colonial Imaginations,” presents major expositions
and world’s fairs showcasing the Philippines,
including the 1887 Exposicion General de las Islas
Filipinas (Madrid, Spain), the 1904 St. Louis Fair
(St. Louis, Missouri, USA), the 1998 Expo Pilipino
(Clark Airbase, Pampanga), and other expositions
during the colonial and post-colonial periods.
Through images and artifacts, the first section looks
at how Philippine displays in expositions reproduced
colonial narratives of the exotic and the primitive.

He said the first section of the pavilion
presents the question: can we truly escape the
colonial?

The second navel, he said titled,
“Neoliberal Urbanism,” presents the development
of Philippine cities as embedded within processes of
neoliberalization.

“Under a neoliberal agenda, cities are
placed in a hierarchy based on their ability to
compete for capital following principles of
privatization, deregulation, free market, and minimal
state intervention. Examples include mixed-use
developments and business process outsourcing
(BPO) offices, enclave central business districts,
peri-urban residential subdivisions, and informal
settlements as part of urban growth,” Cabalfin said.

By exposing contemporary issues in
Philippine cities, he said the pavilion poses the
question: is neoliberalization a new form of
colonialism?

“In the central part of the exhibition, a video
installation explores the intersection of the two forces
of colonialism and neoliberalism. The juncture of
Gabriela...

“The comfort woman statue supposedly
serves as a reminder to future generations of Japan’s
atrocities and abuses against Filipino women during
the Second World War, and women’s historical
victimization in times of wars of aggression,”
Gabriela said.

Japan, however vigorously protested the
erection of the statue with the Duterte government,
threatening diplomatic and economic sanctions.

Japan has refused to acknowledge it
sanctioned the sexual enslavement of hundreds of
thousands of women during its rampage across the
region during the war.

Japanese Minister of Internal Affairs and
Communications Seiko Noda reportedly expressed
Tokyo’s disappointment over the erection of the
statue along Roxas Boulevard during her courtesy
call on Duterte last January 16 in Malacañan.
Mayo 02-08, 2018
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received a 20 percent increase while officials in higher
positions had more than 100 percent pay hike.

Basilio said the salary increase that teachers
received from the third year implementation of Aquino’s
EO 21 is now insufficient.
“Inflation has gobbled up whatever meagre increase the
teachers got from income tax exemption and Executive
Order 201 of then President Aquino,” Basilio said.

He said more public school teachers are now
pushed to take drastic measures such as “sangla-ATM”
(pawning of ATM card) to cope with the rising cost of
basic goods.

Some are forced to take sideline jobs such as
tutorials and online-selling amid the “already burdensome
workload of teachers, and downgrading family diet and
expenses just to make both ends meet,” Basilio lamented.

He added that at least P30,000 ($380) is needed
for a family of six to live decently, which is a far cry from
the present salary of Teacher 1 position amounting to
P17,985 ($348).

“Even the Duterte regime could not deny that
working people, including teachers, badly need economic
relief. But we cannot fill our families’ stomachs with
Duterte’s pompous talk and empty recognition. What we
need is substantial salary increase now!” Basilio stressed.
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these two “navels” represents an emergent wave
of postcolonial anxieties born out of the process
of exiting the colonial condition. This immersive
experience asks visitors to contemplate on their own
experiences with the colonial and the neoliberal.
Through a transnational and transhistorical
investigation, the pavilion argues that the Philippines
does not exist in a vacuum, is implicated within
power relations, and is inextricably intertwined with
other nations and people,” he explained.

To address this emerging postcolonial
anxiety, the Philippine Pavilion invited future
architects, planners and designers to respond to the
two ‘navels’ in the exhibition. As part of the exhibit,
a think-tank consortium was created comprising
students and faculty from select architecture,
design, and planning programs in the Philippines,
that include: Yason Banal, contemporary artist and
filmmaker; TAO (Technical Assistance Organization)
Pilipinas, Inc. a women-led, non-stock, non-profit,
non-government organization that assists urban and
rural poor communities; De La Salle - College of
Saint Benilde; University of San Carlos – School of
Architecture, Fine Arts and Design; University of the
Philippines Diliman, College of Architecture; and
University of the Philippines Mindanao, Department
of Architecture,” he said.

Cabalfin said the consortium was
commissioned to conduct research on the current
state of three Philippine cities of Metro Manila, Metro
Cebu and Metro Davao and were tasked to respond
to the identified issues and to present proposals about
the future.

“Through the speculations about the two
‘navels’ and the concomitant architectural and urban
issues, Philippine ‘Freespace’ or ‘Pookginhawa’
anticipates possibilities for renewed life and hope,”
he added.
A preview of the exhibition is slated on May 24 and
25 this year.(JCP/PIA-NCR)
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Gabriela blamed the Duterte government for
caving in to Japan.

“[I]t is highly despicable that the Duterte
government, like a thief in the night, removed the
comfort woman statue in Manila. What has been left
of the marker will be a stark reminder of how the
Duterte regime pimped the dignity of women and
the Filipino nation in exchange for multi-billion
Japanese loans and technical assistance,” Gabriela
said.

Despite the statue’s removal, Gabriela said
it will vigorously pursue efforts to expose Japan’s
sex slavery in the country and other parts of the
globe.

“Women will persevere in highlighting
the horrors of Japanese occupation, no matter how
Japan and its puppets try to cover it,” Gabriela said.
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