Tag: Bulacan

Ping Lacson’s Speech at Alyansa Rally in Bulacan

Magandang hapon sa ating lahat! Ako po ang inyong abang lingkod mula sa Timog Katagalugan lalawigan ng Cavite. Napakaraming pagkakapareho ng lalawigan ng Bulacan at lalawigan ng Cavite. Una, tayo po ay kasama na sinisimbolo ng 8 sinag sa watawat ng Pilipinas na kumakatawan sa 8 lalawigan sa buong Pilipinas na naunang nag-alsa sa mananakop na Kastila.

Noong Hunyo 12, 1898, noong kaunaunahang tinaas ang watawat ng PH sa Kawit, Cavite, sinundan ito ng Malolos Congress, o ang rebolusyonaryong Kongreso sa Malolos, Bulacan noong Setyembre 15, 1898. Kung meron kayo dito sa dakilang lalawigan ng Bulacan ng Francisco Baltazar at Gregorio del Pilar, meron kami sa Cavite na Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Gen. Mariano Alvarez, at Gen. Mariano Trias. At sa buong PH, kilala ang Cavite at Bulacan sa naggagandahang dalaga at makisig at maginoong kalalakihan. Totoo po ba yan? Siyempre, magkakasundo tayo diyan kasi ang Bulacan kilala sa mayuyumi at naggagandahang mga kababaihan.

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Lacson-Sotto Campaign in Malabon, Bulacan

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The Lacson-Sotto tandem, with senatoriable Minguita Padilla, went to Malabon and Bulacan on April 28, 2022. Their schedules included courtesy calls and town hall meetings.

Disiplinadong Pananalapi, Pagpapalakas sa LGUs Baon ni Ping sa ‘Tour of Luzon’

Bakit hindi patakbuhin ang gobyerno katulad ng isang malaking pribadong korporasyon, para mas maging epektibo ito?

Kabilang ito sa mga usapin na inilatag ni Senador Panfilo Lacson sa pakikipagpulong sa mga negosyante sa Pampanga at mga lokal na opisyal ng Malolos, Bulacan sa pagsimula niya at ni Senate President Vicente Sotto III ng “Tour of Luzon,” na kinapapalooban ng apat na araw na konsultasyon sa iba’t ibang sektor para alamin ang saloobin ng mga ito sa kung paano makatugon ang pamahalaan sa panahon ng kagipitan at pandemya.

Sa kanyang pagsasalita, iginiit ni Lacson na maraming matututunan ang gobyerno sa pribadong sektor – kasama ang mahusay na pangangasiwa ng pananalapi at ang pagbusisi sa mga proyektong nagawa na o ginagawa pa – para mas mainam na makaresponde sa problema ng bansa lalo na sa panahon ng pandemya.

“This is something we want to discuss with you: Isn’t it a sound concept to run the government like a private corporation? For example, many consider Singapore a big ‘corporation,’ in the sense that investments by the people come back to them in the form of social services and other forms of public service. We want to learn from you on these things. We know the companies you run would not be successful if your decision-making is not sound,” banggit ni Lacson sa konsultasyon sa negosyante sa Pampanga.

“In the case of our government, in the preparation of the budget plan for example, instead of the Development Budget Coordinating Council (DBCC) through the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) imposing a budget ceiling for the different agencies to work on, it should instead follow what private corporations do, like start from zero and make each of their departments to propose and justify before the board their annual budget,” dagdag ni Lacson.

Read in ENGLISH: Lacson Raises Fiscal Discipline, Empowering Local Government to Start ‘Tour of Luzon’
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Lacson Raises Fiscal Discipline, Empowering Local Government to Start ‘Tour of Luzon’

Why can’t the government be run efficiently, like a big private corporation?

Sen. Panfilo M. Lacson posed this question in meetings with local businessmen in Pampanga and local officials in Malolos, Bulacan during the first day of his and Senate President Vicente C. Sotto III’s “Tour of Luzon,” a four-day series of consultative meetings to feel the pulse of people on how the government can better respond to the present and post pandemic situations.

Lacson noted that fiscal discipline and a more efficient performance audit are two of many areas where the national government can learn from the business sector to better cope with the humongous problems that our country is now facing amid the pandemic.

“This is something we want to discuss with you: Isn’t it a sound concept to run the government like a private corporation? For example, many consider Singapore a big ‘corporation,’ in the sense that investments by the people come back to them in the form of social services and other forms of public service. We want to learn from you on these things. We know the companies you run would not be successful if your decision-making is not sound,” Lacson said at a consultation with local business leaders in Pampanga.

“In the case of our government, in the preparation of the budget plan for example, instead of the Development Budget Coordinating Council (DBCC) through the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) imposing a budget ceiling for the different agencies to work on, it should instead follow what private corporations do, like start from zero and make each of their departments to propose and justify before the board their annual budget,” he added.

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Extortionists Posing as Lacson’s Senate Staff Arrested in Bulacan Sting

Impostors and namedroppers, be warned. Three persons who claimed to be staff members of Sen. Panfilo M. Lacson and who demanded money from a woman were arrested in a sting operation in Malolos City, Bulacan on Friday, October 7.

Police investigators said the group offered to intercede in a criminal charge, in exchange for money.

A report by Superintendent Ruel Cagape of the Philippine National Police Region 3 Regional Intelligence Division’s Special Concerns Unit identified the three as:

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