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GENSAN MAYOR BLAMES BROWNOUT FOR UPSET LOSS GENERAL SANTOS CITY) Incumbent Mayor Darlene Antonino-Custodio has blamed the prolonged brownouts here in the past onths and the publics unfounded perception that the city government had done nothing to address the crisis as among the reasons behind her failed reelection bid in the May 13 elections. The mayor acknowledged that her popularity and those of her party mates in the administration-backed Liberal Party-Achievers with Integrity Movement (LP-AIM) had nosedived when the daily rotational brownouts in the area reached seven hours in March. She said her critics and some residents misjudged her over the outages. Stalwarts of rival camp Peoples Champ Movement-United Nationalist Alliance (PCM-UNA) highlighted the issue on the brownouts and the power crisis in their campaign. (Allen V.Estabillo)

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Ex gub Piol concedes; accuses foe of vote-buyingKIDAPAWAN CITY (Mind-aNews) Former Cotabato governor Emmanuel Piol had conceded defeat Tues-day afternoon to incumbent Governor Emmylou Talio-Mendoza. Piol, however, said his rival won by giving away rice and money to entice the voters, a claim refuted by the latter. In his website, Piol wrote: It is painful to realize that many of the people I loved and cared for succumbed to the temptations of rice

remains a top priority as it continues to introduce reforms and programs de-

VICTORY CHEER - Supporters of Gov. Oscar Moreno cheer dur-ing the proclamation rally in front of City Hall in Cagayan de Oro City Tuesday night 14 May 2013. Moreno defeated incumbent Mayor Vicente Emano. MindaNews photo by Froilan Gallardo

Govt remains focused in providing qualityeducation for Filipino students - AquinoThe governments quest to provide quality education for all Filipino students

signed to uplift and improve the delivery of knowledge and learning of schools, President Benigno S. Aquino III said on Wednesday. Speaking to authors, co-authors, development partners, the steering com-mittee and technical work-ing group, teachers and students after signing into law Republic Act No. 10533 otherwise known as the Enhanced Basic Education Act or the K to 12 Basic Education Program in Mala-canang, the President said that since he assumed Office in 2010, his Administration has been working towards creating quality education for Filipino students. He said by steadily

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY) A combina-tion of community issues centered on his handling of typhoon Sendong relief efforts ended the magic of Mayor Vicente Emano whose politi-cal dominance in this city and in the province of Misamis Oriental spanned more than three decades. The Commission on Elections proclaimed Gov. Oscar Moreno as the winner in the hotly-contested mayoralty race at the City Council session hall Tuesday night. Moreno garnered a total of 109,886 votescompared to the 92,033 votes Emano got from the two districts in Cagayan de Oro City. Comelec City Director Palmer Palmene deferred the results of four precincts whose compact flash cards were found defective after it was determined that the remaining votes will not affect the outcome. Also proclaimed winners are incumbent Rep. Rufus Rodriguez, who won his third term against Councilor Nacaya in the second district; and Klarex Uy, who defeated incumbent Rep. Benjo enaldo in the first district. (Froilan Gallardo)

LUMADS , DOMINATE MALAYBALAYS CITY COUNCIL

(MALAYBALAY CITY) A total of six of the 10 candidates in the winning circle for city councilor here can be traced to Lumad families, specifically of the Bukidnon tribe, according to Anilaw Inlantong Erwin Marte, chair of the Bukidnon Tribal DevelopmentCouncil of Elders (Butridce), Inc. The number one councilor, lawyerJay Warren Pabillaran with 36,559 votes, is from the citys Inicial clan. Pabillaran also topped the winners for city councilor in the 010 elec-tions. He was then followed by lawyer Roland Deticio, who is vice mayor-elect of Malaybalay. The councilor with the third highest number of votes is George Damasco Sr., from the Damasco clan. He was followed by fourth placer Provo Antipasado Jr., whose mother was a Rodano, a native of Bukidnon. Marte said fifth placer Lorenzo Dinlayan Jr. is also from a prominent family of the Bukidnon tribe. (Walter I. Balane)

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- - 1st of a series - -DAVAO CITY (Mind-aNews) The Dimaporos of Lanao del Norte and the Plazas of Agusan del Sur are the longest-surviving political clans in Mind-anao, having ruled their areas for at least half a century, interrupted only briefly when the People Power revolt ousted the Marcos dictatorship in

BUTUAN CITY The City Board of Canvassers here proclaimed Tuesday eve-ning Mayor Ferdinand Amante, Jr. and 10 top-notchers in the race for the local council seats as winners in the May 13, 2013 political exercise at city halls third floor con-ference room. Headed by City Election Officer IV Ernie Palanan, the local BOC announced the city officials who will hold the reins of this citys government for the next three years in a room jam-

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Mangudadatu leads in count from 32 of 36 Maguindanao townsCOTABATO CITY (Min-daNews) -- Maguindanao Governor EsmaelMangudadatu is expected to be proclaimed winner of the Maguindanao gubernatorial race against lone opponent Sultan Kudarat mayor Datu Tucao Mastura, leading as of 12 noon Wednesday by at least 90,000 votes in the count of transmitted results from 32 of 36 towns. Mangudadatu (Liberal Party) is leading Mastura (United Nationalist Alli-ance) by at least 90,209 votes with only four towns await-ing transmission of results to the Provincial Board of Canvassers convened at the Shariff Kabunsuan Cultural Center at the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao compound here. The Mastura camp is mulling the filing of an electoral protest, Magu-indanao Vice Governor Ismael Dustin Mastura, a candidate for Assembly-man of the ARMMs Re-gional Legislative Assembly and nephew of Tucao, told MindaNews. He alleged massive vote-buying, ter-rorism and manipulation

of the PCOS (precinct count optical scan) machines in Mondays polling. Dustin was Manguda-datus running mate in 2010. Lawyer Ishak Mastura, Dustins brother, told Min-daNews that the crux of election manipulation is that the ballot, once fed to the PCOS, doesnt send or transmit automatically to the servers, unlike in 2010. It is sent only dur-ing closing of voting period which can allow the excess ballots to be voted upon by a few persons or the ballots re-fed. The PBOC is still awaiting the results from the towns of Northern Kabuntan, Gen. SK Pendatun, Parang and Sultan Kudarat. It went on recess at noon and was sup-posed to resume at 2 p.m., but as of 2:30 p.m. no result from any of the four towns has been transmitted. Based on the transmitted results from the 32 towns, Mangudadatu got 172,619 votes against Masturas 82,410 or a margin of 90,209. Mangudadatu is certain of victory, his younger brother Khadafeh, who is leading in

the election of Assembly-man for the second district of the ARMMs Regional Legislative Assembly, told MindaNews. The four towns have a total number of 91,309 reg-istered voters, with Masturas bailiwick, Sultan Kudarat, as the vote-richest at 40,058 registered voters. Panalo pa rin si Kuya ka-hit na kanila na yang Sultan Kudarat (my brother would still win even if Mastura gets all of Sultan Kudarats votes), Khadafeh said, claiming the three other towns are their bailiwicks. Sultan Kudarat town has not transmitted to the PBOC because of defective memory card in a clustered precinct in Barangay Simuay com-prising 905 votes, Acting Election Officer Normida Umpar told MindaNews. But since the number of votes does not affect the results at the local level,

they proclaimed Tuesday night the winners led by Shameen Mastura, daughter of Tucao Mastura, Umpar said. In the municipality of Sultan Kudarat, where Mas-tura is completing his third term as mayor, Mastura won 37,797 votes against Mangudadatus 399, ac-cording to the municipal canvass report from 55 of 56 clustered precincts, a copy of which Umpar showed to MindaNews. Umpar said they are still awaiting advice on the re-placement of the defective memory card. Mangudadatus other rela-tives are also winning or have won the elections. Another brother of Man-gudadatu, Zajid, is lead-ing the congressional race against Annie Datumanong, daughter of long-time Ma-guindanao second district Rep. Simeon Datumanong.

Khadafeh said five other Mangudadatus were elect-ed: his wife Zehan, now mayor of Pandag; Lorena, wife of his brother Jong, now mayor of Buluan; his nephew Prince, son of the governor, reelected as vice mayor of Buluan; Azrel, wife of Mayor Freddie Mangudadatu of Man-gudadatu town as mayor of President Quirino in Sultan Kudarat province, and cousin Suharto Teng Mangudadatu, who won a third term as governor of Sultan Kudarat province. Also in the second district, the wives of the detained Ampatuans were reelected. Bongbong Midtimbang, wife of former ARMM Governor Zaldy Amptuan, as mayor of Datu Hoffer town; Reshal, wife of former Datu Unsay mayor Andal Ampatuan Jr., as mayor of Datu Unsay; and Zahara, wife of former Shariff Aguak mayor Anwar

Ampatuan, as mayor of Shariff Aguak. Another relative, Engr. Zamzamin Ampatuan, for-mer Energy Undersecretary, was proclaimed mayor of Rajah Buayan town at 1 a.m. Wednesday. Zamzamin, a civil engi-neer, is a son of a cousin of the Ampatuan patriarch, Andal Ampatuan Sr. His brother, Yacob, is the in-cumbent mayor. In 1989, Zamzamin was appointed by then Presi-dent Corazon Aquino as Department of Trade and Industry director when he was 26 years old. He was appointed by then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as Executive Director of the Office of Muslim Af-fairs, the first Muslim to have attained the highest rank as Career Executive Service Officer, he told MindaNews. (Carolyn O. Arguillas / MindaNews)

CDOs New Big 3 join hands for a New Cagayan de Oro: Rep. Rolando Klarex A. uy, Mayor Oscar S. Moreno and Rep. Rufus B. Rodriguez were proclaimed winners of the 2013 local elections for Congressman, 1st District; City Mayor and Congressmen, 2nd District by the City Board of Election Canvassers late evening of Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at the Cagayan de Oro City Council Session Hall. Photo by Mike Banos

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SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del SurThe congressional race be-tween the two Plaza rival siblings in the second district will go down the wire as their fate as to who will be the winner will be determined when the votes of the last precinct in the remote town of La Paz will be counted.

At press time, election officials in the province are still awaiting for the PCOS machine from Manila

that will replace the defective one used in one of the three precincts in Barangay Poblacion after the CF card cannot be read.

Reelectionist Rep. Maria Evelyn Plaza-Mellana was leading from his brother former congressman Rodolfo Plaza by 455 votes and the results of the last precinct which has some 714 votes will be the deciding factor for the winner in the hotly-contested contest.

Except for the still unaccounted precinct, Mellana garnered 63,672 votes as against Plazas 63, 217

votes. There have been lead changes when the results from the towns started coming in at the provincial canvassing that kept supporters of both camps under tense mood.

Meanwhile, the Provincial Board of Canvassers through Resolution No. 9700 proclaimed Rep. Maria Valentina Plaza of the first district with 74,537 votes, Gov. Adolph Edward Plaza with 146,713 votes and Vice Gov. Santiago Cane Jr with 129,096 votes as winners in the May 13 elections.

The winning candidates ap-

peared last evening at the Sang-guniang Panlalawigan session hall at the provincial capitol where PBOC officials raise their hands to formally proclaim them as winners.

Plaza was leading by 610 votes when the votes from San Francisco town was canvassed yesterday but an unofficial partial results coming from La Paz minus the precinct with defective PCOS machine showed Mellana lead by 1,065 votes causing 455 vote difference in favor of her.

Plaza siblings congress race down the wireInfant killed, mother hurt in NorthCot grenade blastC O TA BAT O C i t y A seven-month-old baby died while her mother was wounded when a gre-nade lobbed at their roof-top in Kabacan, North Cotabato exploded dawn yesterday.

Supt. Leo Ajero, Kaba-can police chief, relayed that around 2:40 a.m., a l ou d e x pl o s i on w as heard in Malvar Street of Kabacan town.

The infant victim was identified as Chelzy Jay Eliarda Aguinaldo, who died instantaneously af-ter he suffered shrapnel wounds in his head.

Her mot her Su hai -nah was also hurt when grenade splinters hit her right arm.

T h e e l d e s t s on , o f grade scho ol age who slept with the victims, was reportedly unharmed.

The familys partriach, known only as PJ, was not at home during the explosion, police said.

Police are now con-ducting extensive inves-tigation on the attack.

But accord ing to a neighbor opined: It may be a random act of vio-lence as desperate move of los ing candidates . But she re fus ed to b e identified.

Though the election is over and winners in this town will soon be declared, pol ice could not say if the incident is related to poll activities.

Ajero said they will be looking at the personal angle, as to why there was an attack on a woman and her child. A report from Ferdinandh Cabrera of MindaNews

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Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late ANANIAS MAGADA, who died long time ago, left several parcels of land located at Orasan, Soro-soro, Mambajao, Camiguin, bearing tax declaration no. 19778, Lot no. 8551, consisting an area of 4671 sq. meters. Sold Por-tion: Lot No. 8551-A, with an area of 3,387 square meters, is the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTELEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF AB-SOLUTE SALE OF A PORTION OF LAND, made and executed namely; CARMELITA B. MAGADA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, single and a resident of Plaridel St. Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin; FRANCISCA B. MAGADA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, single and a resident of Plaridel St. Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin; SEGUNDINA MAGADA-AGBON (now deceased) represented by her son ARCEL M. AGBON, of legal age, Filipino citizen, single and a resident of Plaridel St. Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin, are the legitimate heirs. For and in consideration of the sum of TEN THOUSAND PESOS (Php 10,000.00) Philippine currency in hand paid from SEGUNDO A. CABEGUIN JR., likewise of legal age, Filipino citi-zen, married to CECIL A. CABEGUIN and a resident of Lakas, Mambajao, Camiguin, do hereby SELL, CEDE, CONVEY AND TRANSFER. As per Doc. No. 505; Page No. 103; Book No. 75; Series of 2013, under Notary Public of ATTY. VITO M. CARILLO.

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GENERAL Santos CityIncumbent Mayor Dar-lene Antonino-Custodio has blamed the prolonged brownouts here in the past months and the publics unfounded perception that the city government has done nothing to address the crisis as among the reasons behind her failed reelection bid in the May 13 elections.

The mayor acknowl-edged that her popular-ity and those of her party mates in the administra-tion-backed Liberal Party-Achievers with Integrity Movement (LP-AIM) had nosedived when the daily rotational brownouts in the area reached seven hours in March.

She said her critics and some residents misjudged her over the outages.

Stalwarts of rival camp Peoples Champ Movement-United Nationalist Alliance (PCM-UNA) highlighted the issue on the brownouts and the power crisis in their campaign.

I think it was really the issue of the brownouts (that cost my reelection), the

Darlene blames brownouts for upset loss

mayor said in an interview over TV Patrol Socsksargen.

On Tuesday, the city board of canvassers (CBOC) proclaimed Custodios chal-lenger, top councilor Ronnel Rivera of the PCM-UNA, as the duly elected mayor.

Rivera garnered 93,535 votes while Custodio only received 79,053 based on the final and official count released by the CBOC.

Riveras running mate, incumbent Vice Mayor Shir-lyn Banas-Nograles, won by landslide over LP-AIM vice mayoral bet Eduardo Leyson III.

In the city council race, only five LP-AIM incum-bent councilors are return-ing for another three-year termElizabeth Bagonoc, Richard Atendido, Vivencio Dinopol, Marius Oco and Eduardo Leyson IV.

The five other LP-AIM incumbent councilors Nepthale Natividad, Dante Vicente, Margareth Santos, Remos de Claro and Virginia Llido lost their seats to PCM-UNA stalwarts.

Aside from issue on the brownouts, the mayor said their partys chances took a big hit with the endorse-ment by bloc-voting Ingle-sia Ni Cristo of the candi-dacies of Rivera, Nograles and seven PCM-UNA city council bets.

The religious sect, which

had fully backed the LP-AIM in the 2010 elections, only endorsed five members of the latters city council slate.

Custodio said they also gathered some evidences that their rival party turned to vote-buying schemes during the homestretch of the campaign.

That is quite known among the people, she said, without further elaborating.

But overall, the mayor said she has accepted the results of the elections and vowed to move on.

She said their group had not seen any problem with regards to the canvassing of votes from the citys 298 clustered precincts.

The people voted for their chosen candidates for whatever reason and

that was the result, the mayor said.

Custodio complimented Rivera for his win and chal-lenged the latter to work on his promised changes to the city and unite the citys constituents.

I would like to con-gratulate mayor-elect Ron-nel Rivera. The people have spoken and they have elected you on the basis of change. The election has gone past and politics is over. The city will not move forward if were not united. The city is bigger than both of us, she said.

The mayor added that she will focus on taking care of her family when her term finally ends on June 30. A report from Allen V. Estabillo of MindaNews

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DINAGAT ISLANDS The Ecleo dynasty in the Province of Dinagat Is-lands is apparently losing grip, with the election of Akbayan Party-list Rep. Arlene Kaka Bag-ao, as the new congressional representative of the lone district of the province.

Bag-ao of the Liberal Party got 25,615 votes against the Nacionalista Partys Gwendolyn Ecleos 22,369 votes or a lead of 3,246 votes.

Bag-ao was appointed

caretaker representa-tive of Dinagat by House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte in October last year after Representative Ruben Ecleo Jr. was convicted of murder and subsequently expelled by the House.

Gwendolyn (NP) is the youngest daughter of Ru-ben Ecleo Sr., founder of the Philippine Benevolent Missionaries Association (PBMA) and Dinagat Gov-ernor Glenda Mommy Glen Ecleo (NP), who almost lost her reelection

Party-list rep wins against Ecleo in DinagatBy Vanessa L. Almeda bid to another daughter,

Geraldine, who ran under the Liberal Party.

Mommy Glen won 23,385 votes against Ger-aldines 22,760 or a margin of only 625 votes.

At 3:40 in the afternoon of election day, supporters cheered as the reelected governor arrived at the Sangguniang Panlalawigan hall for the proclamation, followed by her son Ben-glen, provincial administra-tor and the newly-elected vice governor.

The sun shines bright in Dinagat Island because

Kaka is the epitome of principled and truly ca-pable public service, said Patricia Sarenas, chair of the Mindanao Coalition of Development Network.

Kaloy Manlupig, chair of Balay Mindanaw, congratu-lated Bag-ao for finally winning and realizing her dreams for her own island.

We hope she does not start another dynasty, which has characterized the island for many years, Manlupig stated.

Lawyer Mary Ann Ar-nado, secretary-general of the Mindanao Peoples Cau-

cus, said congress needs a brilliant, hardworking and highly committed lawyer like Bag-ao.

She added Bag-aos vic-tory is a resounding affir-mation of the saying that you cannot put a good man and in this case, a great woman down.

Her place i s way, way up the glass ceiling in Congress. Her stint as Akbayan representative may be short-lived, but God showed her to a much bigger plan, Lawyer

Arnado said. (Vanesa Almeda/MindaNews/asf )

Police nabs druggist

By PO3 Zena Menioria Panaligan

CAMP RODRIGUEZ, Butuan City - Police arrested a man, caught possessing a pack of suspected shabu in Pu-rok 2A, corner Gaisano Street and Narra Av-enue, Brgy. Taglatawan, Bayugan City.

He was Allen Cabuga Alipayo alias Bonbon, 25 years old, single and a resident of Purok 10A, Brgy. Poblacion, Bayu-gan City.

Recovered from his possession was one heat sealed transparent plas-tic sachet believed to contain methamphet-amine, with an esti-mated market va lue of P300.

Appropriate charges are being readied by the police against Alipayo. (ZMP/MMG/asf )

BrgyTanod nabbed for gun banCAMP RODRIGUEZ, Butuan City - Personnel of 133rd RPSC and 13th RPSB have apprehended a barangay tanod for violating the Comelec gun ban.

Arrested at the Come-lec checkpoint along the National Highway in Brgy. Bunawan Brook, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur was Ely Ayala Ca-brellos, 41 years old, married, and a resident of Purok 5, Bgry. Pobla-cion, Bunawan.

Reports had it that Cabrellos was driving his motorcycle when flagged down by the operating elements around 1:02 early morning yesterday.

When asked what was inside in his bag, the suspect voluntarily revealed that it was a caliber .45 pistol, with one magazine loaded with seven live ammu-nition.

Subject person and the confiscated items were properly turned over to Bunawan police for proper disposition. (ZMP/MMG/asf )

BUTUAN City - The situa-tion unit leader of the In-cident Command System (ICS) is responsible for collecting and organiz-ing incident status and situation information; evaluating, analyzing, and displaying the incident status summary, maps, and weather for use by the ICS personnel and agency dispatchers.

This was stressed by Fire Senior Insp. Noel Nel-son Ababon, acting fire marshall of Cebu City, during the five-day Inte-grated Planning Course here in the city, April 29 to May 3.

The five primary maps prepared by the situation unit leader are the Situa-tion Unit Map; Incident Action Plan Map; Opera-tions Briefing Map; Exter-nal Traffic Plan Map and Facilities (Internal Traffic Plan) Map, said Ababon.

Meanwhile, Mr. Randy Pabon, deputy administra-tor of Amity Public Safety Academy, said the demo-bilization unit leader will take responsibility of the demobilization unit to en-sure an orderly, safe and cost-effective release of personnel and equipment. The demobilization unit gathers the information

and writes the demobi-lization plan and imple-ments it.

He added the demobi-lization unit leader is also responsible in duplicating the IAP operational pe-riod briefing and assisting other incident functional areas with photocopying needs; maintaining incident documentation in easily accessible files during the incident operations; estab-lishing the incident history file and turning over the completed documentation files to the PSC, hosting agency or another docu-mentation leader. (JPG/RER/PIA-Caraga/asf )

Incident Command System maps enumerated

By Jennifer P. Gaitano

BUTUAN CITY - In line with the Incident Com-mand System (ICS), the general staff that is under the incident commander, is composed of the opera-tions, planning, logistics and finance/administrative sections.

This was explained by Mr. Ryan Castaeda, spe-cial operations officer II of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), during the In-tegrated Planning Course, held here in the city, April 29 to May 3.

The five-day training was attended by personnel of the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Manage-ment Council (RDRRMC-Caraga).

The planning section chief directs the activities of all subordinate personnel in the creation of alternate strategies addressing the emergency and to advise the IC regarding these strate-gies; and provides the IC with diagrams, maps and information about campus buildings and resources relevant to the emergency incident, said Mr. Casta-eda.

He added, the main re-sponsibilities of the PSC are maintaining resource and situation status; preparing

incident action plan (IAP); providing documentation; preparing demobilization plan; and providing techni-cal specialists;

Other tasks of the PSC are information gather-ing; strategy identification and planning; conducting meetings and briefings; IAP/Contingency plan de-velopment; interactions and management and to be knowledgeable about the forms, documents and supplies at the pre-incident, on-scene and post-incident levels.

On the other hand, Col. Mario-Verner Monsanto, consultant of the Office of the Vice Mayor of Davao City, told the participants that the resource unit leader will be responsible for estab-lishing all incident check-in activities and maintain a master check-in list of incident resources.

Speaking as one of the training resource persons, Col. Monsantro said the resource unit leader also prepares and processes the resource status change in-formation, as well as pres-ent displays, charts, lists reflecting current status and location of resources, transportation and support vehicles. (JPG/RER/PIA-Caraga/asf)

role of iCS personnel explained

By Jennifer P. Gaitano

SAN JOSE, Dinagat Is-l ands , - Inc umb ent Governor Glenda Ecleo was proclaimed winner yesterday in the guber-natorial race defeating her daughter, incumbent Vice Governor Geraldine Ecleo.

Glenda of the Nacio-nalista Party got 23,385

votes against the Liberal Partys Geraldine who got 22,760 votes. The Ecleo matriarch won by a slim margin of 625 over her daughter.

Public Information Of-ficer Rosario Roxas re-ported that Geraldine has humbly conceded as early as 11:00 am yesterday.

In the Vice Governor race, Provincial Admin-istrator Benglen Ecleo of Nacionalista Party defeated Board Member Merlinda Lagroma of the Liberal Party.

Meanwhile, Dinagat Islands caretaker Arlene Bag-ao of the Liberal Party won in the lone congres-

sional race defeating Di-nagat town mayor and LMP President Gwendolyn Ecleo of Nacionalista Party, 25,615 votes against 22,369.

Bag-ao was appointed caretaker representa-tive of Dinagat Islands by House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte in October last year after Congressman

Ruben Ecleo, Jr. was ex-pelled for a murder con-viction.

Despite the close elec-toral competition, the po-lice authorities here said that the election in the entire province was gen-erally peaceful. (Fryan Abkilan, PIA-Surigao del Norte/Media Ng Bayan)

BUTUAN CITY - The Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Manage-ment Council (RDRRMC-Caraga) has upgraded its Incident Command System (ICS) by taking the five-day Integrated Planning Course at Pi-etros Square, April 29 to May 3.

The course contained the duties and responsi-bilities of the planning section chief (PSC), one of

the general staff under the incident commander (IC).

Spearheaded by the Of-fice of Civil Defense (OCD-Caraga), under Regional Director and RDRRMC Chair Liza Mazo, the train-ing had eight modules on the duties and respon-sibilities of the PSC and unit leaders in the ICS organization, such as re-source unit, situation unit, documentation unit and demobilization unit.

The speakers were Col. Mario-Verner Monsanto, consultant of the Office of the Vice Mayor of Davao City; Randy Pabon, deputy administrator of Amity Public Safety Academy; Fire Senior Insp. Noel Nel-son Ababon, acting fire marshall of Cebu City; and Ryan Castaeda, special operations officer II of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority. (JPG/RER/PIA-Caraga/asf)

Caraga RDRRMC upgrades Incident Command System

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mom defeats daughter by slim margin in Dinagat islands

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Globe DUO Korea is a service that allows a Globe or TM subscriber to purchase a Korea-based telephone number. Their friends and family back home can call their Korea-based telephone number and calls will be received in their Globe or TM phones. Calls can now made be-tween two Korea-based numbers, just like making a local call in Korea, result-ing to significant savings.

Subscription to the ser-vice comes in two variants: The seven-day subscription for only P399 or US$10 is best for short-term visitors, tourists or businessmen,

while the 30-day subscrip-tion for only P999 or US$25 will fully satisfy the commu-nication needs of students, migrants and Koreans with established businesses in the Philippines.

Now, seamless and low-cost connectivity with Korea simply needs a Globe or TM SIM and a Globe DUO Ko-rea subscription, explains Rizza Maniego-Eala, Group Head for Globe Interna-tional Business. The best part is that subscribers no longer need to schedule receiving calls when they are home and have access to their internet-based land-line services since calls are

Korean Ambassador Lee Hyuk (center), with Rizza Maniego-Eala, Globe Telecoms Group Head for Inter-national Business and UKCAs President Lee Jang Il, along with Korean Embassy representatives Consul General Min Kyong-ho (third from right) and Counselor Chin Hyun-yong (second from right) and other representatives from Globe and UKCA.

received through the mobile phone anytime, anywhere, she added.

This service is made possible through the part-nership of Globe with INY Communications, a total telecommunications busi-ness which provides clients with wholesale and retail in-ternational calling services.

We are excited to partner with Globe, the

most preferred telecom service provider of the Korean community in the Philippines, in offering Globe DUO Korea," said John C. Kwon, CEO of INY. "Our experience in selling international call-ing services together with Globes reliable service will be a powerful combination to ensure that customers calling needs are exceeded."

In addition, Globe also partnered with Onfill, a Philippine country portal site in Korea, operated by Saehoon Air Travel Co., Ltd., the official General Sales Agent in South Korea of one of the Philippines biggest airlines. Onfill has the largest sales channelover 4,000 travel agents nationwideand provides 27 flights per week to the country with thousands of Korean tourists.

Our access to numerous travel agencies in South Ko-rea as well as thousands of

Korean tourists will ensure that travellers to the Philip-pines are well-informed of Globe DUO Korea even be-fore they leave the country, said Starsky Park, Planning Department Director of Saehoon.

Moreover, in a recent contract signing ceremony held at the Korean Embassy in Bonifacio Global City, Globe partnered with the United Korean Community Association in the Philip-pines (UKCA), the umbrella organization of all Korean associations in the country, to further its goal of reach-ing out to one of the biggest foreign communities in the Philippines.

Globe, being a major partner, gives us the as-surance that our plans for the local Korean commu-nity are supported by one of the Philippines largest companies, said Jang Il Lee, UKCA President. Their effort to reach out to our

community is well-received and appreciated, added Lee.

Korean Ambassador to the Philippines Lee Hyuk, in his congratulatory mes-sage during the contract signing ceremony between UKCA and Globe, said the patronage of Koreans in the Philippines in Globe signifies our trust in the excellent standards of your network. In addition, I am optimistic that more Kore-ans will patronize Globe, given its people-oriented service. This partnership will also play a crucial role in deepening the cultural understanding between our two peoples.

Globe DUO Korea is a testament to our continued efforts to introduce innova-tive products in the market to provide our subscrib-ers with superior service, Maniego-Eala said.

For more info on Globe DUO Korea, visit www.globe.com.ph/duokorea.

MANILA, Philippines; The countrys beverage lead-er, Coca-Cola Philippines, reaffirms its commitment to healthy active living through the Coca-Cola Football Festival, which starts on May 4 -5.

The league, which is now on its third year, has over 180 teams or over 2,700 players across 11 categories to vie for championships as a result of the collabora-tive effort between Coca-Cola Philippines, Powerade, Makati Football Club, Ala-bang Football School, Ala-bang Country Club, and the NCR Football Association.

"Coca-Cola supports over 280 physical activity and nutrition education programs in more than 115 countries around the globe. Our football festival is a ho-listic program that aims to teach Filipinos the value of exercise, proper hydration, and a sensible diet, says Atty. Adel Tamano, Vice President for Public Af-fairs and Communications, Coca-Cola Philippines.

Coca-Cola devised a three-step action-plan to-wards healthy actively living: think, drink, and move.

Tamano explains that to Think means to be edu-cated through Coca-Cola programs like their sports clinics and to Drink means to carefully consider ones beverage choices to aid in proper hydration. Coca-Cola Philippines has an extensive portfolio of over

Coca-Cola Philippines 3rd football

fest takes-off in May19 sparkling and stills bev-erages.

While we have our flag-ship sparkling brand Coke, we also have Powerade, the official sports drink of the football festival that is formulated to have both car-bohydrates and electrolytes to rehydrate and replenish minerals consumed during intense physical activity. And of course, we have water like Wilkins Pure for basic hydration, adds Tamano.

Move entails action.Because all calories

count, whatever food or beverage they come from, we believe that all our prod-ucts, including Coke, can be part of a balanced and sensible diet once combined with regular physical activ-ity. This is why Coca-Cola continues to provide the in-formation, inspiration, and opportunity for people to get up and move through both grassroots and world-class programs, like the Coca-Cola Football Festival."

The Coca-Cola Com-pany is now working on having active healthy living programs in over 200 coun-tries operational by 2015.

The 3rd Coca-Cola Foot-ball Festival follows the 7A Side Football Format, which limits each team to 7 players. Only one team per club or school per division is allowed to join the cup.

Here in the Philippines, basketball remains as the national past time, says

Guillermo Aponte, Presi-dent and General Manager of Coca-Cola Philippines. But as our national football team took home recog-nition from international leagues, interest and love for the sport began to spread fastindividuals started playing in school football fields, vacant lots, even in the streetsand the growth of our league went along-side this trend. Coca-Cola is proud to be one of the first to support football in the early years through the festival.

We are encouraged by the fact that more indi-viduals are taking interest in the sport with now an estimated 100,000 play-ers nationwide according to our partner, NCRFA. Football fans can expect our continuous support moving forward, concludes Tamano.

Coca-Cola Philippines is driven to make a meaning-ful difference in the lives of people, communities, and the world by championing environmental sustainabil-ity, women empowerment, and wellness.

Apart from football, Co-ca-Cola is also involved in other healthy active living initiatives, including a youth basketball league called Coca-Cola PBA Youngstars, which aims to impact 7,000 teens; dance, which reaches 20,000 participants; and running, which engages 700,000 runners.

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A deeper view

Jesse E.L. Bacon II

Cris Diaz

THE jeers and sneers of the election fanfare have subsided as both losers and winner candidates retreated to their own comfort. It was an exhila-rating experience albeit the thrill and madness that showcased the characters and personalities of the countrys electoral candidates.

In Cagayan de Oro City, the per-sonalities and the platform of the governments of the candidates in the hotly contested mayoral post became the focus of attention since the start of the election season last year.

The Moreno-Emano clashed was likened to a box-ing tournament where supporters and leaders engaged in a bell-to-bell fight. The congressional fracas in the citys second district was equally boisterous although the Rodriguez-Nacaya congressional duel was a no contest match.

In the first district, Rolando Uy, made an assertive comeback when he crushed the incumbent representa-tive Benjo Benaldo in a 20,000 vote lead. Candidates for the city council in the first district won half of the seat but in the second district, the administration party only gets two seats. With the reelection of Ian Acenas as Vice Mayor, the incumbent opposition of Dongkoy Emano remains in control of the City Council at 10-6 ratio.

Not to be outdone were electoral events in the province

M O N DAY S m i dte r m election that surprisingly catapulted Grace Poe to the top of the senatorial race is President Aquinos biggest contribution in putting a closure to the unresolved cheating that deprived Fernando Poe Jr. of the presidency in 2004.

This was very clear in the overwhelming mandate the electorate gave Grace, a non-entity in the senatorial race when it was first announced she is one of the aspirants. But the people had another plan. They wanted to prove Fernando really won over the disgraced Gloria Ar-royo in their battle for the presidency.

The vindication was even made clearer by the people who still remembered what happened in that election when they made Loren Le-garda, Fernandos running

THINK a minute.Is your voice good

enough to sing a solo on television or radio?

If youre like me, youll stick to singing in the show-er only! So what are you good at? And compared to whom?

If golf is your sport and you can beat your buddies in a round, how good are you compared to Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, or Veejay Singh? You and I cannot begin to measure up their world-class standard of golf !

Years ago I had to learn a new language. After 3 months of study and prac-tice, I felt quite good about my progress.

Compared to the tour-ists, I was a whiz and very fluent. But compared to the locals, I talked like a

Whats good enough?

5-year-old little boy.In the same way, we may

look at some really bad people and feel quite good about ourselves.

Compared to them, we almost look like saints! But compared to God, how good do we look? Well, who doesnt look like dirt compared to our perfect Creator!

Even if we locked our-selves away from all tempta-tion and prayed all day for

the rest of our lives, we still could not come even close to being as pure and perfectly good as God is.

So because we want to feel were still OK and good enough, we choose to com-pare ourselves to those really bad people.

But there is only one way that God can accept you and me so we can live in a right relationship with Him.

God has to give us the gift of His own perfect good-

ness. Thats why God the Son

became a human being to pay the penalty of death for all our wrongs and sins.

Not His, since he has no wrongs to die for. Jesus wants to give you His perfect goodness free, so you can be good enough to become Gods child and enjoy His life with Himboth now and in heaven after you die.

But its up to you to ask Jesus for His free gift of forgiveness and new life.

Just ask Him to forgive you for all your wrongs and living your own way.

Then ask Him to take full charge of your life and start changing your character with His kind of goodness inside every day, for the rest of your life.

Just Think a Minute.

It is time for the city and province to move on

of Misamis Oriental. With an unopposed candidate, the congressional match in the province first district was lacklustre. The case in the second district was different. Pending proclamation, the first woman representative in Misamis Oriental would have a seat reserved at the opening of the 16th Congress in July this year.

Juliet Uy made history as the first woman to win a congressional seat in Misamis Orientals male-dominated political landscape. This corner labelled Uy as the dark horse in the early days of the congressional race.

With seasoned and tested legislators as major politi-cal opponents, Juliet Uy, the only woman candidate who dares the lions den, pulled unexpected support from the districts about 390,000 voters. Juliet vindicated the frustration of her husband Julio Uy, who twice lost his congressional bid in the provinces second district. Julio, however, was elected town Mayor of Villanueva to keep the coastal town as the couples political bailiwick in the province central district.

Anyway, this corner congratulates the winners of the midterm elections. Notwithstanding, the electorate expects that winning candidate would pursue their man-dated responsibilities as duly elected public officials. It is expected that the newly elected public officials would work to unite wounded political feelings and would pursue a peaceful relationship to all regardless of politi-cal colours to allow the city of Cagayan de Oro and the province of Misamis Oriental to move on.

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Aquinos greatest contribution

mate then, the second run-ner up in Mondays polls with Chiz Escudero, Fer-nandos spokesperson, in the number four spot.

I dont think Aquino intended this to be this way. This must be providential. And Aquino paved the way for it to become a reality. The unexpected surge by Fernandos daughter to the top just proved that the people have not forgotten what happened in 2004.

They may have castigated

already the former admin-istration when they made Aquino president in the 2010 elections over Glorias anointed candidate. But still the people could not just brush aside what she did to Fernando. Even if God had already intervened by sidelining her on sick bay, the cheating that happened in 2004 still cried out for justice. What sweet justice had been rendered with Poes unexpected topping of the senatorial race. Fer-

nando may now be smiling in heaven.

Listening to Poes post election interviews made me realize how deserving she is to be a distinguished member of the Senate. She is humble. She is intelligent. She is articulate. She re-ally deserves to be in the Senate over many others who wanted to become an honorable member of that august body.

This early, I would pre-dict she will be the darling of all presidential aspirants to be their partner in the race in 2016. Some quarters might even push for Poes own presidential bid. If this will happen, it will not really be surprising given her showing in Mondays election. Honestly, I failed to watch any of the debates that pitted all senatorial

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ERRATUM

In connection with the Butuan city Registrars notice on Viola Asunto Palconits petition for Change of First Name published on May 10, 2013 page 8, publication dates of said Notice should be for May 10 and 17, 2013 only. This is a correction of the footnote dates shown in the May 10, 2013 page 8 Notice thereof.

MDN: May 16, 2013

ERRATUM

In connection with the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board-Northern Mindanao Region NO-Tice re VcDu Realty corporation published on 11 May 2013 page 11, the second paragraph thereof should read: Any person with valid objection to the registration of the project may file his objection in writing with the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board-Northern Mindanao Region, 3F-Dupoint Building, Velez st., cagayan de oro City with telephone nos. (08822) 721466 and (088) 8565088, not later than five (5) days from the last date of publication. Sorry for the typographical error.

MDN: May 16, 2013

Publication NoticeRA 10172

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

CFN-003-2013CFN-004-2013 Date: April 30, 2013

In Compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the implementation of the Ad-ministrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that GRITA RAOA ABAD-GALARPE has filed with this Office, a petition for change of first name from ISIDRITA to GRITA and correction of entry in sex from MALE to FEMALE in the certificate of birth of ISIDRITA RAOA ABAD at Medina, Misamis Oriental and whose parents are MARIANO ABAD and ROSALIA RAOA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposi-tion with this office not later that May 23, 2012.

(SGD.) MARINA MAQUIDATO-AMONCIO Municipal Civil RegistrarMDN: MAY 16 & 23, 2013

Republic of the PhilippinesPROVINCE OF BUKIDNON

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

Petition No. CFN-MP-04-2013

In the Matter of Petition for Change of First Namein the Certificate of Live Birth ofRONELO SAGULAY GONZALES

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

The public is hereby notified that RONELO SAGULAY GONZALES has filed with this office a petition for Change of First Name from ROLINO to RONELO in the Certificate of Live Birth of RONELO SAGULAY GONZALES. At the expense of the petitioner, let a copy of this petition be published at least once a week for two (2) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Bukidnon. Any person having knowledge and/or claiming interest or may be adversely affected by said petition may within ten (10) calendar days file his written opposition with this office.

(SGD) VIRGIE A. COQUILLA Municipal Civil RegistrarMDN: MAY 16 & 23, 2013

Republic of the PhilippinesLocal Civil Registry Office

PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTALMunicipality of Tagoloan

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 2 of R.A. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that FLORDELIZA MAESTRADO VERDE has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of Gender from MALE to FEMALE who was born on 26 September 1963 at Sta. Ana, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines from parents AURORA MAESTRADO and LEOPOLDO VERDE. Any person adversely affected by the said petition may file written opposition within this office not later than 07 May 2013.

(SGD.) MARINELA F. FABELA Municipal Civil Registrar

MDN: MAY 16 & 23, 2013

NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of P/Supt. FLORIDA M. CONSIGNA PNP (Ret.), who died intestate on March 8, 2013 at Socorro, Surigao del Norte, consisting of a Savings Account bearing Account No. 0100767568 with Public Safety Savings and Loan Association Inc. (PSSLAI), is the subject of an EXTRA JU-DICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF P/SUPT FLORIDA M. CONSIGNA made and ex-ecuted by and among decedent P/Supt Florida M. Consignas heirs, namely, Emelito R. Con-signa (husband) and daughter, Cristal Floreme M. Consigna, per Doc. No. 296; Page No. 60; Book No. VII; Series of 2013 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Jose B. Guibone, Notary Public.

MDN: May 8, 16 & 22, 2013

Republic of the PhilippinesDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR-

TATION AND COMMUNICATIONSMARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY

MARINA R.O. X and XIII2/F SEJOLIM Bldg., Gemilina St.

Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City

NOTICE is hereby given that HINATUAN MINING CORPORA-TION, wished to transfer and apply with MARINA Cagayan de Oro City for the Transfer of the vessel/s LCT SHEN ZHOU 6 & LCT SHEN ZHOU 8 from SHEN ZHOU MINING CORPORATION with a subsequent Change of Vessel Name to LCT HMC -1 and LCT HMC 2, respectively.

MDN: May 16, 2013

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATEOF DECEASED PERSON

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of Late FE UGTAL PABAYO and RAMON V. PABAYO, who died on December 1, 2006 and May 13, 2012 all at Agusan, Cagayan de Oro City, leaving a certain parcel of land more particularly bounded and described to wit; A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 19214-H-8, being a portion of Lot 19214-H of the subd./sketch plan) situated in the Barangay Agusan, City of Cagayan de Oro Province of Misamis Oriental. Containing an area of ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY (180) SQUARE METERS, more or less and embraced in TCT No. 137-T-109275-A, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON, made and entered into by and among; MARIA THERESA P. LASTIMOSA, married, MONAFE U. PABAYO single, and RAQUEL P. BRIONES, married, all of legal ages, Filipinos and residents of Agusan, Cagayan de Oro City, herein-referred to as the HEIR; that the above-named, do hereby adjudicate unto, divide and partition by and among themselves the herein-above described parcel of land in pro indiviso equal share each of them. As per Doc. No. 30; Page No. 7; Book No. 112; Series of 2013, under Notary Public of ATTY. EMMANUEL A. AKUT.

MDN: May 16, 23 & 30 2013

Biblicalreflection

Bro. Edcel L. Closas

FRESH GOSPEL OF THE DAY: John17:20-26(May16, 2 0 1 3 - T h u r s d a y ) J o h n 17:20-26-Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word; That they all may be one; as thou, Father, [art] in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: Jesus Christ prayed for the unity of the people because this is the original plan of God that after this life, we will live in eternal life. 1 Timothy 2:4-Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth. Luke 5:32-I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. It is very clear that the mis-sion of Jesus here on earth when he was born like us was to find the lost sheep. In our gospel for today, Jesus asked the Father to gather His people in order to save them from evils. In Mathew 6:9-12-Jesus taught us the prayer which is our father and in that prayer, it is emphasized that we must be protected from evil spirits who are our enemies. Ephesians 6:12-For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against pow-ers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high [places].Take note, devils

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aspirants but I was all praises when I saw her on television.

Let us help her so that she will not lose her lifes moorings as she enters the Senate composed of 23 other members whose preoccu-pation they say is to stab the 24th members back. The Senate we all know is an institution where the good-intentioned always end up being gobbled up by its rotten system such as s.o.p. from projects funded by their pork barrel.

The human greed for power, fame and wealth, which is by the way insa-tiable, can easily transform even the most well-inten-tioned into vultures. This is actually what happened to a good number of our senators and congressmen. The lures of power, fame and wealth seems irresistible even to those who profess faith in the Lord.

But Mondays election did not just produce victors such as Grace Poe but many

Work out your own salvation

desire to divide and separate us from the presence of God because He wants all of us will be lost in eternal fire. The truth is, Jesus wants us to be united to our Almighty Father by cooperating to His will. Philippians 2:12-Where-fore, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. What have you done for your salvation? There are many times that we neglect the ultimate plans of God for our salvation because we never mind of our individual soul. Mat-thew 6:33-But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you:SPONSORED:Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhD- Tony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! Listen: Radio Ultra AM-1188-3:00 PM - Sunday: #09284149490-09266607505: Question Prayer request

others who toppled down well-entrenched political dynasties. This development is the result in the increase of younger voters who are either college graduates or undergraduates who are more idealistic in their po-litical intentions.

This does not mean, however, that the evils of past elections did not rear its ugly head again. The 3Gs was still employed by unscrupulous politicians who could not win in fair, honest and clean elections. Vote buying in fact staged a comeback not witnessed in the past.

It became more rampant and the buying more expen-sive as more and more un-scrupulous politicians vied for the peoples mandate.

It just so happen that more and more voters have become wiser. Some did not allow denigrating their beings. Some played games with the unscrupulous poli-ticians by accepting their money but went on vot-ing for the candidates who they believed deserved their mandate.

If this attitude will be perpetuated time will come when unscrupulous politi-cians will be reduced to penury thus become irrel-evant in future elections?

But this does not mean we will just let the unscrupu-

lous ways of some politicians pass this time. It is high time that unscrupulous ways in our elections should finally be put to an end. Vote buy-ing is an insult to the voter, an insult to the sacredness of the right to suffrage, an insult to the image of God that is in every human be-ing. Vote buying is a form of corruption and will beget corruption in governance.

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CAGAYAN de Oro CityThe Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Indus-try (PCCI)-Mindanao in coordinat ion with the M i n d a n a o E c o n o m i c De velopment Author-ity (MinDA) hosted a consultation on Monday regarding Policy Agenda Setting as preparation for their upcoming 22nd Min-danao Business Confer-ence (MinBizCon) to be held on August in Davao city this year.

T h i s c o n s u l t a t i o n a i me d to i nc or p or ate ideas and strategies to enhance competitiveness of business sector in Min-danao and ensure that the island is more conducive for businesses.

The event should ad-dress immediate and re-curring issues of the busi-ness sector in Mindanao including proposed ac-tions for the government and the private sectors commitment to achieve the desired outcome.

John Y. Gaisano, Jr., c o n f e r e n c e d i r e c t o r said to focus on how to

PCCI-Mnao, MinDa conduct policy agenda setting for 22nd MinBizCon

increase sa les , reduce the cost of doing busi-ness and to improve net profit, We should not only learn competitive business formulation, but we must focus on how to increase our net profit, he stressed.

If we improve our profit and we grow our business we can provide more people jobs that would lead to a l ively economic growth, he added.

With the years theme Moving Towards ASEAN Business Integration, the MinBizCon aims to equip the business community in Mindanao the neces-sary tools and information in preparing to compete in the ASEAN integration, and to generate concrete pol ic y and steps f rom the interaction between the business sector and the national government agencies.

The group specif ied three key processes to be undertaken in going through policy process. It star ts with problem

identification. First is the literature

review on all the results done in conferences in-cluding all relevant issues that are related to the theme, a series of con-sultation together with the PCCI-Mindanao and MinDa, and prioritization of the policy agenda that were already integrated into consultation.

The second component is the pol ic y research by the aid of academic institutions to conduct a study and research that are needed to solve prior-ity policy issues.

Po l i c y a dvo c a c y i s where policy agenda shall be classif ied according to key audience; execu-tive, legislative branch of government, private sector, other groups and the general public.

L ast ly is the moni-tor ing and eva luat ion to track progress of the policy agenda endorsed to agencies and other institutions that shall be reported by concerned government officials dur-

ing the 22nd MinBizCon. Gaisano also said that

in terms of addressing the problems to the con-cerned government it is necessary that it should be specific, we need to prioritize, we need it to be presentable, acceptable and clear in order to be addressed, he said.

In business there are many things you should do and many things to address he added. He said that by consulting the concerns, and follow-ing all these processes, it will result to more funds, and it could bring people together and have a bet-ter focus.

Mi n D a t a ke s a b i g role in order to help the business sector by their research on the possible solutions and helps to ad-dress it to the law makers and it will be validated and substantiate that also end up in recommenda-tion and facts, by this collaboration the govern-ment wi l l take act ion, he added. (JMOR/Mark Anthony Dedoyco/PIA10)

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Amante wins second term,LP dominates Butuan SP

WINNERS. The winners of the May 13, 2013 elections in Butuan City are proclaimed by City Board of Canvassers Chairman Atty. Ernie Palanan (6th from left). They are reelectionist Mayor Ferdinand Amante, Jr. (5th from left), Vice Mayor-elect Angelo Calo (to the left of Palanan), and from left, Councilor-elects Derrick Plaza, Jaime Cembrano, Jr. Rema Burdeos, Sergio Pascual, Sam Amante, Ramon Carampatana, Ferdinand Nalcot, Ryan Anthony Culima and Virgilio Nery, Jr. Councilor-elect Erwin Dano is not around. Photo by Pat Samonte

By PAT SAMONTE and OBET SAMONTE

of good governance, ac-countability and transpar-ency, received 82,061 votes against incumbent Rep. Jose Aquino IIs 58,888 votes. Angelo Calos 46,646 votes bested rival Josefina Marti-cion-Salises 45,832 votes by a slim margin of 814 votes to win the vice-mayoral contest. Calo acknowledged that the Iglesia ni Cristos support decided the race for the citys second top post for him. The councilors-elect are: Sam Amante, LP, (63,237 votes), Ramon Carampa-tana, LP, (62,622 votes), Ryan Anthony Culima, LP, (57,882 votes), Ferdinand Nalcot, LP, (53,765 votes), Erwin Dano, Independent, (46,831), Rema Burdeos, LP, (45,983 votes), Ser-gio Pascual, Ind., (44,861

BUTUAN CITY The City Board of Canvassers here proclaimed Tuesday eve-ning Mayor Ferdinand Amante, Jr. and 10 top-notchers in the race for the local council seats as winners in the May 13, 2013 political exercise at city halls third floor con-ference room. Headed by City Election Officer IV Ernie Palanan, the local BOC announced the city officials who will hold the reins of this citys government for the next three years in a room jam-packed by the winners rela-tives and supporters. Amante, who said the people voted for him to continue with his programs and projects under a regime

votes), Virgilio Nery, Jr., LP, ( 44,139 votes), Derrick Plaza, Lakas, (43,563 votes),

and Jaime Cembrano, Jr., LP, (41,957 votes). The next city adminis-

tration will be dominated by members of the Liberal Party led by Mayor Amante

and Calo. Seven of the 10 councilors-elect are LP members.

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RATIONALE OF THE PROJECT

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- This years search is aimed at giving honor and recognition of excellent business leaders in the investorss category.

- BusinessWeek Mindanao as a forerunner of information on economic leadership and entrepreneurial achievements of non-Mindanaoan corporations and businessmen, deems it a part of its social responsibility to trumpet the achievements of these pillars of Mindanaos economy, for others to emulate and thus propel an awareness for the business potential that Mindanao offers in every economic and business investment plan, whether small or great.

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- The holding of BWM Awards annually serves as catalyst to the ongoing efforts of business leaders and entrepreneurs who seek greater heights and strive for success in the noble mission of propelling Mindanao and its people towards full economic growth and sustainable development.

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Last year, we honored Mindanaos homegrown businesses...

This year, let the Investors from outside the islandwho helped propel Mindanaos economy for decades

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- This is the 2nd Mindanao Business Leaders Awards, in a different category from the first one. The 1st Mindanao Business Leaders Awards was undertaken last year to give due recognition to the achievements of various Mindanao business leaders and entrepreneurs in various categories of homegrown corporate and individual business leadership achievements.

- This years search is aimed at giving honor and recognition of excellent business leaders in the investorss category.

- BusinessWeek Mindanao as a forerunner of information on economic leadership and entrepreneurial achievements of non-Mindanaoan corporations and businessmen, deems it a part of its social responsibility to trumpet the achievements of these pillars of Mindanaos economy, for others to emulate and thus propel an awareness for the business potential that Mindanao offers in every economic and business investment plan, whether small or great.

-We are helping Mindanao achieve sustainable development of its economy through these humble efforts.

MISSION & VISION OF THE AWARDS

- The holding of BWM Awards annually serves as catalyst to the ongoing efforts of business leaders and entrepreneurs who seek greater heights and strive for success in the noble mission of propelling Mindanao and its people towards full economic growth and sustainable development.

MECHANICS OF THE SEARCH:Duration of the Search : January 15, 2013 to May 15, 2013Awards Night : June 1, 2013

Entry Requirements:

1. Individual and Company/Establishment nominations shall be accompanied with Nomination Forms available on-line at the Sponsors Website, offices of sponsors, or in the printed page of Businessweek Mindanao and Mindanao Daily issues or may be mailed, if requested, by the Awards Secretariat

2. Nominees or candidates in various categories shall be nominated by BusinessWeek Mindanao and Mindanao Daily Bureaus; individuals, organization or groups not em-ployed by or connected to any of the nominated person or firm .

3. Nominations shall be accompanied by the ff documents which can be mailed, or emailed to the awards secretariat - MINDANAO BUSINESS LEADERS AWARDS 2013 Secretariat, Tanleh Bldg., Abellanosa St., Cagayan de Oro City,not later than May 15, 2013.

4. Brief Resume and History of the Nominee (Individual or Firm)- Photos (at least 3) ; Nomination Form ; Documentary evidence such as certificates, awards or citations

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Knicks Iman Shumpert will start despite sore knee

INDIANAPOL IS (AP) -- Knicks guard Iman Shumper t w i l l s ta r t Tuesday night at Indiana despite having a sore, swollen left knee.

Coach Mike Woodson told reporters before the game that Shumpert was told there was no structural damage to the knee - the same one that required surgery last May after he tore a ligament.

The scare came Saturday night when Shumpert landed in

Sports-2dayRichard Yap and Jodi Sta. Maria

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awkward twisting motion in an 82-71 Game 3 loss to the Pacers. Afterward, the knee swelled up, causing enough concern Tuesday that the team flew an orthopedic doctor to Indy to examine Shumpert, who did not participate in the teams morning shootaround.

Forward Kenyon Martin and guard J.R. Smith, who missed practice Sunday and Monday because of illness, are expected to play, too. New York trails the Pacers 2-1.

Dahil sa mga sunod-sunod na nakakakilig na eksenang nangyayari sa Be Careful With My Heart, inamin ni Richard na nagkaroon ng ilangan sa pagitan nila ni Jodi sa romantic scenes nina Ser Chief at Maya. Minsan. Pero yung mga firsts namin medyo siyempre naiilang kami kasi parang ano, parang yung mga mag-boyfriend, ganun di ba? Dagdag niya pa noong unang nag-holding hands sila sa eksena. The first time we did it, ano rin kami medyo naiilang na parang paano ba namin gagawin ito.

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Chief at si Maya so may mga hawakan na ng kamay ganyan. Dagdg niya pa sa pangyayaring ito, Oo kasi nung first time na nagholding hands tayo sabi ko, Chenes hindi ko ito kaya. Parang nakakakilig kasi.

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Zubiri slate wins Malaybalay polls

By WALTER I. BALANE of MindaNews

MALAYBALAY CityThe tandem of reelectionist Mayor Ignacio W. Zubiri and councilor Roland Deticio of the Bukidnon aglaum Party-administration team won wide margins over their rivals in the May 13 elections with six of their councilors already in the first seven slots as of 4 p.m. Tuesday.

The finalization of the 8th to 10th slots in the city council has been stalled due to three corrupted compact flash (CF) cards of the precinct count optical scan (PCOS).

This means a total of 2,117 votes from barangays 10, Bangcud, and St. Peter. Lawyer Gina Luna

Zayas-Sabio, Malaybalay election officer, told MindaNews Tuesday afternoon they have already re-quested authority to proclaim the winners that wont be affected by the number of votes in spite of the three unreadable CF cards.

Zayas-Sabio said the CF cards were corrupted and could not be opened if accessed in the com-puter. She said they will wait for the replacement from Manila to arrive before they can officially canvass the votes from those three precincts. Vice mayor-elect Roland Deticio said the proclamation of the mayor, vice mayor and the first seven councilors is scheduled 9 a.m. today.

In the partial and unofficial list,

Zubiri got 28,672 votes, Marabe 17,745 votes, and Aldeguer with 16,893 votes.

Zubiri won in 34 of the citys 46 barangays. Marabe and Aldeguer won in six barangays each . Marabe won in Barangay 1, 3, 4, 9, 11, and Casisang. Aldeguer won in Aglayan, Apo Macote, Imbayao, Mapulo, Miglamin, and Sinanglanan.

For vice mayor, Deticio won with 35,986 votes vs. Dr. Glorio Sajulgas 20,434 votes.

For the city councilors, the administration slate got 9 of the 10 councilors reelectionist Jay Warren Pabillaran (36,559), lawyer and political newcomer Rendon Sanggalang (24,320), reelection-ist George Damasco Sr. (24,285),

former councilor Provo Antipasado (23,996), reelectionist Lorenzo Din-layan (23,149), reelectionist Canoto Barroso (21,895), reelectionist Mya Rosos-Tenorio (17,567), former mayor Nicolas Jurolan (17,047), and Allied Bank vice president for Mindanao Louel Tortola (16,817).

The only candidate from the other parties in the top 10 is lawyer Hollis Monsanto at sixth place with 21,960 votes.

At the 11th and 12th spots are lawyer Burt Estrada (16,408) and balikbayan Marlon Valcorza (15,186).

Like Zubiri, Deticios family has been with politics. His mother

Aurora was a city councilor before her retirement.

Accuses...from page 1

and money.He added: It is all the

more painful to realize that many of our so-called po-litical leaders and even our religious leaders have closed their eyes to the excesses and abuses of the current leadership just because of thick wads of money.

But Mendoza, who also defeated Piol in 2010, said she won based on accom-plishments and perfor-mance.

She said that with her estimated margin of 35,000 votes it would be expensive for her to resort to vote-buying.

Partial and unofficial results posted on the GMA News website showed that the incumbent governor had garnered 168,019 votes and her opponent 134,668 votes.

Mendoza particularly walloped Piol in her home-town Carmen. In an initial result as of 8 p.m. Tuesday posted on the Commission on Elections website, Men-doza got 9,529 votes while the former governor only had 296 votes.

But before conceding, Piol had earlier posted in his website that the towns of Carmen and Pikit may decide the fate of his can-didacy.

While in the unofficial results