SEN PING LACSON On RADYO 5

 SEN PING LACSON On RADYO 5

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Senator Lacson’s BRAVE Bill Vs. Pork Barrel

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Senator Lacson’s BRAVE Bill Vs. Pork Barrel

The pork barrel is the main source of corruption in our government. In this connection, Senator Ping Lacson has already filed the BRAVE Bill, or Senate Bill 23, on July 2, 2019 ready to be presented to Congress when he is elected President. Since the pork barrel was already declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 2013, it would be easy for future President Panfilo Lacson to have the BRAVE Bill approved by the House of Representatives and the Senate. He has the moral ascendancy to cut and totally eliminate the pork barrel of congressmen and senators because he is the only legislator who refused to have a pork barrel. 

BRAVE stands for Budget Reform Advocacy for Village Empowerment.  This will be the development fund of local government units. Simply stated, it is abolishing the annual pork barrel of legislators and giving it to the following:

Provinces - P500 million to P1 billion

Cities - up to P200 million

Municipalities - P50 to P100 million

Barangays - P3 to P5 million

From 328 legislators (24 senators and 304 congressmen), the pork barrel will be given to 43,923 local government units composed of 81 provinces, 144 cities, 1,490 municipalities, and 42,208 barangays.  

With over 400,000 legislative members nationwide of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, Sangguniang Panlungsod, Sangguniang Pambayan, and Sangguniang Pambarangay scrutinizing every line item in the budget, corruption will be minimized, if not totally eradicated.

“The one who really holds the ‘power of the purse’ is the President, while Congress only holds the ‘coin purse,’ according to former national treasurer Leonor Briones.” (Philippine Star, August 16, 2014)

To eradicate corruption in government and put an end to the 56.5 years of kleptocracy in our country, we need to elect in May 2022 a tested and trusted person, Senator Panfilo Lacson, as our President.

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SAMA-SAMA TAYO SA PANGAKONG HINDI NA PAPAKO!

 SAMA-SAMA TAYO SA PANGAKONG HINDI NA PAPAKO!

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Lacson Questions Discrepancy in SAP Distribution

 Lacson Questions Discrepancy in SAP Distribution

October 12, 2021 - How could the Department of Social Welfare and Development claim a 94-percent physical accomplishment of its distribution of Social Amelioration Program (SAP) funds, when it has disbursed only 80 percent of the funds?

Sen. Panfilo M. Lacson raised this question Monday as he interpellated the DSWD on its proposed P191.4-billion budget for 2022.

"Something doesn’t add up. The DSWD's latest data showed that the agency was able to distribute SAP to 717,372 out of 761,259 target beneficiary families. That would constitute 94.23-percent accomplishment as of Aug. 31, 2021," Lacson said.

Yet, according to the same report, the senator emphasized that the DSWD has disbursed just about 80 percent of the funds for the SAP.

DSWD's Hannah Carcido explained the DSWD adjusted its targets, adding that the potential target as of January 2021 was 855,597 beneficiaries instead of 717,372.

Meanwhile, Lacson urged the DSWD to learn from its "poor planning" that prompted them to engage Starpay, after they found 70 percent of SAP beneficiaries had no or defective mobile phones.

"The DSWD became reactive. It did not determine the beneficiaries' capability to use mobile phones before distributing the aid, so it had to engage financial service providers. It should have planned first and determined the capability of the beneficiaries to receive aid via mobile phones. The bottom line is poor planning," he said.

On the other hand, Lacson said the local government units ran into problems distributing the SAP after complaints were lodged against them for not distributing the SAP based on the DSWD's data - which turned out to be outdated, dating back to 2015.

"Some barangay chairmen agreed among themselves to just redistribute the P5,000 to P8,000 accordingly because the list provided by the DSWD central office was outdated," Lacson said.

"They wanted to adapt to the situation on the ground. We cannot fault the LGUs," he added.

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Tanong ng ilan, "ANO BANG NAGAWA NI PING?"

 Tanong ng ilan,

"ANO BANG NAGAWA NI PING?"

Maaari niyo pong suriin sa listahang ito ang mga serbisyo at adbokasiyang isinulong natin bilang isang public servant.

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LACSON-SOTTO For 2022 Supporters And Volunteers In Brgy San Luis, Antipolo City

LACSON-SOTTO For 2022 Supporters And Volunteers In Brgy San Luis, Antipolo City

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LACSON-SOTTO For 2022 Supporters And Volunteers in Brgy San Jose, Antipolo City

LACSON-SOTTO For 2022 Supporters And Volunteers in Brgy San Jose, Antipolo City

 

 

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IPAKITA NATIN ANG SUPORTA PARA KAY SEN PING

IPAKITA NATIN ANG SUPORTA PARA KAY SEN PING

Ipakita natin ang ating suporta kay Ping Lacson sa pamamagitan ng FB Frames.

Para magamit ang frame:

1. Pumunta sa https://twibbon.com/support/ping-lacson-2022

2. I-click ang Add to Facebook at i-click ang Twibbon for Facebook

3. I-download ang image. I-upload ang downloaded image at i-upload ito bilang bagong Facebook profile picture. Maari ring gamitin ang image sa iba pang social media accounts.

I-copy and paste ang status na ito bilang pagsuporta. Gamitin ang hashtag #PingLacson2022"

"Ako si [Pangalan] at kaisa ako ni Ping Lacson sa pagsasaayos ng ating gobyerno sa darating na 2022 #PingLacson2022."

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Lacson's role in Senate probe clarified

 Lacson's role in Senate probe clarified

WE wish to set the record straight regarding The Manila Times editorial of Sunday, Oct. 10, 2021 ("Senate probe could harm public interests"), where it tried to link politics to Sen. Panfilo M. Lacson's participation in the ongoing Senate probe into irregularities in the government's procurement of medical supplies to deal with the pandemic.

First, Senator Lacson has been actively participating in investigations involving corruption and other wrongdoing long before now, and the records will bear this out. This is because he does not want taxpayers' money to go to waste, especially now in a pandemic where ordinary Filipinos are suffering in terms of health and the economy.

Second, Senator Lacson's move to cite resource person Linconn Ong in contempt and detain him is in accordance with Senate rules as Mr. Ong was being evasive in answering questions. We thus wonder where the claims of human rights violations are coming from.

As to the editorial's claim that confessions or other evidence gathered through the Senate hearings are likely to be inadmissible in court, the Senate hearings are in aid of legislation, not anything else, although the Senate can provide evidence it has gathered if relevant agencies like the Department of Justice ask for them, as in the case of the irregularities at PhilHealth.

Speaking of timing, we marvel at the timing with which insinuations of politicking, along with accusations that the Senate supposedly overstepped its legislative boundary and violated the "human rights" of resource persons who are cited in contempt, were brought up in more than one opinion page this weekend. Nevertheless, we hope this clarifies matters.

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Let’s End 56.5 Years of Kleptocracy!

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Let’s End 56.5 Years of Kleptocracy!

“Kleptocracy is a government whose corrupt leaders use political power to appropriate the wealth of their nation, typically by embezzling or appropriating government funds at the expense of the wider population.” (Wikipedia)

From December 30, 1965, when Ferdinand Marcos became our president, to June 30, 2022, when a new president will have been elected, it will be exactly 56.5 years. This is a dark period of kleptocracy in our history from dictator Marcos to our worst president, Rodrigo Roa Duterte. 

 

In between Marcos and Duterte, we had Corazon Aquino, Fidel Ramos, Joseph Estrada, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and Benigno Aquino III, all weak leaders with varying degrees of mediocrity. They all failed to stop thievery in the government. In Estrada’s case, he was kicked out from Malacañang by EDSA 2 People Power because of brazen plunder involving $78 million to $80 million.

If we are suffering now, it is mainly because of the unabated corruption in our government triggered by the insatiable greed of our government officials. Today, even the money for the Covid-19 pandemic was channeled to Pharmally whose owners are more loved by President Duterte than the 110 million suffering Filipinos. 

We can end the 56.5 years of kleptocracy by electing one of the two most qualified presidential candidates, Senator Ping Lacson or Vice President Leni Robredo. Either one of them can minimize, if not totally eradicate, corruption in the government. I am, therefore, calling on all Filipinos to end the 56.5 years of kleptocracy by voting Senator Ping or VP Leni for president in May 2022.

With all due respect to the rest of the 97 presidential candidates, I would like to humbly advise them to withdraw from the presidential race and help campaign for Senator Ping and VP Leni. It is a great sacrifice on their part, but it would be for the good of our country and all of us, especially the future generations.

Instead of running for president, my unsolicited pieces of advice to former Senator Bongbong Marcos are: 

1. To apologize to the Filipino people, in behalf of his father who “purportedly embezzled $5 billion to $10 billion” from 1972 to 1986 based on Transparency  International, Global Corruption Report 2004; and, 

2. To return the money and other property that belong to the government.

These two actions would somehow assuage the pent-up emotions of the Filipino people especially the victims of Martial law. They would also lessen the guilty feelings of the Marcoses, even if they are on denial until now.

Should Bongbong Marcos refuse to withdraw his candidacy for president, let’s give him a zero vote in our respective precincts. Son of a dictator and direct heir and beneficiary of the Marcos loot, Bongbong Marcos does not deserve to be our president. If the Marcoses were in another country, some members of the family would have been languishing in jail, or all of them could have been killed by an angry mob during the 1986 revolution. But we are in the Philippines where most of our elected leaders and decision makers are suckers for tyrants. In addition, our misplaced kindness is also the injustice that oppresses us.

Again I say, let us stop kleptocracy by voting Senator Ping Lacson or VP Leni Robredo for president in May 2022. And let us all pray to our God in heaven for this to become a reality so that we could end our miseries and sufferings as a people.

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