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Palace mulls giving excess rice to poor through the DSWD
Malacañang yesterday said it was studying a proposal for the National Food Authority (NFA) to distribute surplus rice to poor households instead of leaving it to rot in warehouses.
Tricycle driver disowns Mikey Arroyo
You are not like me at all. An honest-to-goodness tricycle driver yesterday sought the ouster of Juan Miguel “Mikey” Arroyo as the nominee of a party-list group that claims to represent tricycle drivers and security guards in Congress.
Binay names Binoe housing ‘ambassador’
Vice President Jejomar Binay yesterday appointed actor Robin Padilla as housing “Ambassador of Goodwill” to help the government promote housing programs, especially for overseas Filipino workers.

Aquino’s first State of the Nation Address

Monday, 26 July 2010 21:28 |

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First Posted 18:10:00 07/26/2010

Filed Under: Politics, Benigno Aquino III, State of the Nation Address (SONA)

(INQUIRER.net is posting the first State of the Nation address of President Benigno Aquino III, which he delivered before Congress on July 26, 2010.)

PANIMULA

Speaker Feliciano Belmonte; Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile; Vice President Jejomar Binay; Chief Justice Renato Corona; Former Presidents Fidel Valdez Ramos and Joseph Ejercito Estrada; members of the House of Representatives and the Senate; distinguished members of the diplomatic corps; my fellow workers in government; Mga minamahal kong kababayan:

Sa bawat sandali po ng pamamahala ay nahaharap tayo sa isang sangandaan.

Sa isang banda po ay ang pagpili para sa ikabubuti ng taumbayan. Ang pagtanaw sa interes ng nakakarami; ang pagkapit sa prinsipyo; at ang pagiging tapat sa sinumpaan nating tungkulin bilang lingkod-bayan. Ito po ang tuwid na daan.

Sa kabilang banda ay ang pag-una sa pansariling interes. Ang pagpapaalipin sa pulitikal na konsiderasyon, at pagsasakripisyo ng kapakanan ng taumbayan. Ito po ang baluktot na daan.
Matagal pong naligaw ang pamahalaan sa daang baluktot. Araw-araw po, lalong lumilinaw sa akin ang lawak ng problemang ating namana. Damang-dama ko ang bigat ng aking responsibilidad.

Sa unang tatlong linggo ng aming panunungkulan, marami po kaming natuklasan. Nais ko pong ipahayag sa inyo ang iilan lamang sa mga namana nating suliranin at ang ginagawa naming hakbang para lutasin ang mga ito.

Sulyap lamang po ito; hindi pa ito ang lahat ng problemang haharapin natin. Inilihim at sadyang iniligaw ang sambayanan sa totoong kalagayan ng ating bansa.

Sa unang anim na buwan ng taon, mas malaki ang ginastos ng gobyerno kaysa sa pumasok na kita. Lalong lumaki ang deficit natin, na umakyat na sa 196.7 billion pesos. Sa target na kuleksyon, kinapos tayo ng 23.8 billion pesos; ang tinataya namang gastos, nalagpasan natin ng 45.1 billion pesos.
Ang budget po sa 2010 ay 1.54 trillion pesos.

DILG Budget, Status of Funds now in Website

Sunday, 25 July 2010 02:28 |

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Source: www.dilg.gov.ph

July 22, 2010. In an unprecedented move and in line with the Department’s efforts to promote transparency, the current budget and status of funds of all the agencies of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) have already been posted in the DILG website which the public can access anytime.

A quick look at the DILG website, www.dilg.gov.ph, shows the Statement of Allotment, Obligations and Balances of the Office of the Secretary, the Philippine National Police (PNP), the National Police Commission (Napolcom), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) and Local Government Academy (LGA).

DILG Secretary Jesse M. Robredo said that the publication of the budget of the Department is one of the bold initiatives of the Department not only to ensure transparency in all Department’s transactions, but more importantly, to secure feedback from the public on “how we can judiciously utilize the funds of the DILG for their benefit.”