
Speech of Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. September 02 – 05, 2010 SMX, Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City Good Morning! As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Local Government and the Committee on Settlements and Urban Planning, I want to congratulate the organizers of this event…The Green Forum, Green Extremes: Master planning to neighborhood developments. The threat from climate change is serious, it is urgent and it is growing. Governments and private sectors must act and move boldly, swiftly and with harmony – because if we fail, we risk consigning future generations to an irreversible catastrophe. Sixty (60) percent of the planet’s ecosystems are damaged; ...
Senator Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. joined Aquino cabinet members including DILG Secretary Robredo and DFA Secretary Romulo in ceremonies held at the NAIA last Thursday August 26, 2010 to see off the survivors as well as the remains of the dead victims of the hostage taking carnage that took place last Monday, August 23, 2010 in front of the Quirino Grand Stand at the Luneta Park in Manila.Senator Marcos counts himself as an old friend of the people of China having been one of its' earliest visitors from the Philippines way back in the early 70's when his late father, ...
Sen. Bongbong Marcos today took the Senate floor to convey his sympathies and condolences to the families, relatives, relatives, and compatriots of the victims of the hostage-taking incident in Manila on 23 August 2010, as well as to the Peoples’ Republic of China and the Special Administrative Region of Hong Kong. The Senator also manifested that he had earlier filed Senate Resolution No. 143 calling for the Senate as a body to share his message of condolences, and to “initiate an exhaustive and thorough investigation of the incident and to closely monitor all the other investigations to ensure that justice be ...
Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. filed a bill that proposes a moratorium on the creation of new State Universities and Colleges and the conversion or upgrading of State Colleges into Universities for a period of three years. He pointed out the excessive proliferation of new Universities vis-a-vis the downward trend in the budgetary allocation for these SUC's resulting in a decline in the quality of education as a consequence. He proposed a reassessment of the situation with the objective of assuring that our students are getting quality education that would truly meet the challenges of the changing times to provide us ...
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