Sa bukas na pakikipag-usap, mas napagtitibay natin ang pagkakaisa sa loob ng Senado.
Nakipagpulong tayo sa mga empleyado ng OSAA, Senate Secretary Rey Bantug Jr., at Sergeant-at-Arms Alfredo Sotto Corpuz upang tiyaking ligtas at maayos ang takbo ng ating institusyon.
Hindi matatawaran ang serbisyong ibinibigay nila araw-araw, kaya mahalagang makumusta at mapakinggan ang kanilang mga pangangailangan.
Mga gagawin ni Sara pag nanalo:
1. Higanti sa mga Marcos (eto priority sure na)
2. Balik EJKs
3. Balik POGO
4. Balik flood control project padrino system
5. Abandona UNCLOS arbitral ruling
6. Balik fake news peddlers
7. Lustay malala ang pera ng bayan
Sure na ba talaga dito?
STOP POLITICIZING ILOILO'S JALAUR MEGA DAM PROJECT
I posted about the Jalaur River Multipurpose Project (JRMP) because while other places were devastated by Typhoon Tino, we, in Iloilo, got spared from massive flooding despite being along the typhoon’s path.
Perhaps one of the reasons the waters didn't cascade to the lowlands of our province was because of this mega dam.
Pero imbes na matuwa, pinupulitika na naman ng iba. Kesyo kay Noynoy daw nagsimula o kay Duterte daw.
So, upon checking, here’s the accurate timeline of this long-term national project:
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TIMELINE PER PRESIDENT
1. Carlos P. Garcia (1957–1961)
➤ Enacted RA 2651 (1960) authorizing the Jalaur Multi-Purpose Project — the project’s official birth.
2. Diosdado Macapagal (1961–1965)
➤ Continued feasibility and planning through the National Irrigation Administration (NIA).
3. Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. (1965–1986)
➤ Built and completed Phase 1 (JRMP I) — irrigation systems serving about 22,000 hectares in Iloilo.
4. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III (2010–2016)
➤ Reactivated the project, approved JRMP II in 2012, secured ₱11.2 B loan from KEXIM, and led the 2015 groundbreaking.
5. Rodrigo Duterte (2016–2022)
➤ Oversaw major construction — high dam, afterbay dam, tunnels, and canals; resolved relocation issues.
6. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. (2022–present)
➤ Completion and commissioning phase; structural dam substantially completed in Nov 2023; full operation by mid-2025.
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It took 64 years to complete this project. It crossed multiple administrations.
It’s not just “Noynoy's project” or “Duterte’s project” or "Marcos project".
It’s a FILIPINO PROJECT that those administrations mentioned above helped move forward.
Today, we see how it protected Iloilo from massive floods.
I think we can all agree that continuity of governance should look like this, with the end goal of serving and saving the people.