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DESPITE calls to remove the project manager of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project in Cebu City and replace him with someone appointed by the local government unit, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) is sticking to the status quo.In a statement posted on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the agency said Norvin Imbong will stay at his post.On Monday, March 4, Cebu City Administrator Collin Rosell announced during the flag ceremony that the City Government is endorsing Kent Francesco Jongoy, legal officer of the Cebu City Transportation Office (CCTO), to replace Imbong.Last Friday, March 1, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama had expressed his disappointment in Imbong over the delays and setbacks in the implementation of the project’s first package.Rama said he coordinated with Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista in pushing for Imbong’s replacement.The DOTr, in the statement, urged all stakeholders, including the public and media outlets, “to exercise discretion and refrain from spreading unverified information to avoid being misled.”“Furthermore, we emphasize that the Department of Transportation remains the national agency in charge of related administrative matters concerning the Cebu BRT project,” the agency said.It said that all official communication of project management concerns should be coursed through its official Facebook page.“We appreciate the continued support in the Cebu BRT project and assure every one of our commitments to transparency and accountability in all project-related matters,” it added.The CBRT project has suffered several setbacks after the Cebu City Council, through a motion pushed by City Councilor James Anthony Cuenco, called for the suspension of scheduled civil works for CBRT Packages 2 and 3 last Feb. 21.The Cebu Provincial Government also issued a cease and desist order halting the construction of bus stations along the portion of Osmeña Blvd. fronting the Capitol building and in the vicinity of the Fuente Osmeña due to alleged violation of the heritage law.On Monday, the Provincial Board (PB) passed two resolutions urging the stoppage of the CBRT, citing the inconvenience to motorists and commuters and the violation of the heritage law.Rama, on his “Ingna’ng Mayor” program Tuesday, told the PB not to meddle in the implementation of the CBRT project.“Ayaw mo panghilabot… Maabot man gud ta sa punto nga kung dili mo moundang sa pagpanghilabot, ang ending ana kay gubot,” Rama said.(Stop your interference… Otherwise, we will get to a point where everything will be chaotic.) / EHP Is there a football league in the Philippines? Philippines A FORMER political ally of Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama is against his plan to remove the remaining skywalks within the city, deeming underground pedestrian crossings not feasible.Basak Barangay Captain Dave Tumulak publicly expressed his opposition through a post on his Facebook account last Wednesday, March 20, 2024.Tumulak, a former city councilor who ran against Rama in the 2022 mayoral elections, urged the mayor not to include the skywalks in his barangay, arguing that children going to school use the structures to avoid the busy street below.He is referring to the skywalk located near the University of San Jose-Recoletos Basak campus and the skywalk near the Don Vicente Rama Memorial Elementary School.He said the City Government should instead enhance the skywalks’ utility by implementing safety measures like installing lights, conducting regular maintenance and adding elevators, if feasible.He said his office encourages residents and pedestrians to use the skywalks for their safety and convenience.Tumulak also said removing the skywalks to build underground pedestrian crossings will require closing N. Bacalso Ave., one of only two highways for southbound motorists with the other being the Cebu South Coastal Road.On Thursday, March 21, Rama reiterated his stand that skywalks should be removed, deeming the structures not user-friendly to persons with disability and senior citizens.Rama advised officials who opposed and criticized his plans to take some time to observe the state of these structures.He pointed out that only a few pedestrians use skywalks, which have become homes to mendicants.Rama first expressed his intention to remove all remaining skywalks in the city last March 14 over Cebu City Hall’s online program “Ingna’ng Mayor,” where he expressed his preference for underground pedestrian crossings.Fourteen skywalks remain in Cebu City — seven in the south district and seven in the north district — following the removal of two along Osmeña Blvd. last February to make way for the implementation of the first package of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit project.Majority of the skywalks are situated near schools. (AML)

A FORMER political ally of Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama is against his plan to remove the remaining skywalks within the city, deeming underground pedestrian crossings not feasible.Basak Barangay Captain Dave Tumulak publicly expressed his opposition through a post on his Facebook account last Wednesday, March 20, 2024.Tumulak, a former city councilor who ran against Rama in the 2022 mayoral elections, urged the mayor not to include the skywalks in his barangay, arguing that children going to school use the structures to avoid the busy street below.He is referring to the skywalk located near the University of San Jose-Recoletos Basak campus and the skywalk near the Don Vicente Rama Memorial Elementary School.He said the City Government should instead enhance the skywalks’ utility by implementing safety measures like installing lights, conducting regular maintenance and adding elevators, if feasible.He said his office encourages residents and pedestrians to use the skywalks for their safety and convenience.Tumulak also said removing the skywalks to build underground pedestrian crossings will require closing N. Bacalso Ave., one of only two highways for southbound motorists with the other being the Cebu South Coastal Road.On Thursday, March 21, Rama reiterated his stand that skywalks should be removed, deeming the structures not user-friendly to persons with disability and senior citizens.Rama advised officials who opposed and criticized his plans to take some time to observe the state of these structures.He pointed out that only a few pedestrians use skywalks, which have become homes to mendicants.Rama first expressed his intention to remove all remaining skywalks in the city last March 14 over Cebu City Hall’s online program “Ingna’ng Mayor,” where he expressed his preference for underground pedestrian crossings.Fourteen skywalks remain in Cebu City — seven in the south district and seven in the north district — following the removal of two along Osmeña Blvd. last February to make way for the implementation of the first package of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit project.Majority of the skywalks are situated near schools. (AML) What are the traditional sports of the Philippines? IN HIS first attendance of a “Kadaugan sa Mactan” commemoration, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Oponganons and the Cebuanos to take inspiration from Datu Lapulapu’s courage and resolve in battling the modern challenges of the country. Marcos was in Cebu to lead the 503rd Commemoration of the Victory at Mactan in Lapu-Lapu City on Saturday morning, April 27, 2024, at the Liberty Shrine in Barangay Mactan. He led the flag ceremony and offered a wreath at the statue of Lapulapu, accompanied by Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan and Lieutenant General Fernando Reyes of the Visayas Command.The “Kadaugan sa Mactan” marks local chieftain Lapulapu’s victory over Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan in the Battle of Mactan in 1521. Magellan sailed for the Spanish Crown. Marcos also witnessed the event’s highlight, the reenactment of the Battle of Mactan with the performance of “Arnis de Abanico,” a subset of Filipino martial arts that focuses on the use of the “abanico” or fan as a weapon. ProblemsIn his speech, Marcos stressed the country is facing in modern times the problem of poverty, starvation, poor literacy, fewer job opportunities and few developments.He said that these problems cannot be solved with violence or an arms race; however, taking inspiration from Datu Lapulapu’s courage and resolve, Filipinos have to take action and stand united in battling these challenges. “Ito ang kalasag natin laban sa kahirapan, ang paglaban sa ating mga sakit, sa ating gutom, sa kamangmangan, sa kawalang pag-unlad, at kasalatan ng mga oportunidad na gumiginhawa ng buhay ng bawat Pilipino,” Marcos said. (This is our shield against poverty, our fight against disease, hunger, ignorance, lack of development and the lack of opportunities to make life easier for every Filipino.)He added that the government remained committed to facing head-on these challenges through the construction of more hospitals and health facilities, schools, providing support for the farmers, and opening more business opportunities in the country that will increase job generation, among many others. “Sa ating pag-alala ng mga mahahalagang yugto ng ating kasaysayan, ang responsibilidad na ipagpatuloy ang ipinaglaban ni Datu Lapulapu ay nakasalalay sa ating mga balikat, lalung-lalo na ang pagsiguro na ang ating bansa na patuloy na umuunlad,” Marcos said. (As we remember the important chapters of our history, it is our responsibility to continue what Datu Lapulapu fought for, especially to ensure that our country continues to develop.)This year’s event was attended by House Speaker Martin Romualdez, Sen. Lito Lapid, and National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Liza Guerrero Nakpil, among others. Lapulapu’s resolveIn his speech, Chan said Lapulapu’s triumph during the Battle of Mactan was the resolve of the Oponganons to face adversity that fueled them to transform the city into a bustling metropolis. Opon is the old name of Lapu-Lapu City.He also expressed his gratitude to the late Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for paving the way for progress in the city with the construction of the first Mactan-Cebu bridge or the Sergio Osmeña bridge that has connected Mactan island to mainland Cebu since 1973.Chan added that the father of the incumbent president also opened up the city internationally with the opening of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport in 1979. Additionally, Marcos Sr. also established the Mactan Export Processing Zone or Mepz, which has since been renamed the Mactan Economic Zone. Chan said these infrastructure projects and policies opened doors for employment, livelihood opportunities and economic enterprises for the locals.“We are truly grateful to the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for all these major modern-day victories for Lapu-Lapu City. And we are confident that President Marcos Jr. will continue his legacy,” Chan said.Back as friendsOn the other hand, Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia said that after more than 500 years, the conquistadors for Spain came back to Cebu not to rule but to bring friendship and development. In her speech, Garcia said a Spanish energy firm has sealed an agreement with the Cebu Provincial Government to put up a 150 megawatt photovoltaic (solar) plant in the municipality of Daanbantayan that will reduce the prices of electricity in the province. The Victory at Mactan is celebrated every April 27, which has been declared a special non-working holiday in Lapu-Lapu City and a special working public holiday for the rest of the country, according to Republic Act 11040 signed by President Rodrigo Duterte on June 29, 2018. The “Kadaugan sa Mactan” is an annual festival commemorating the Battle of Mactan, a defining moment in Philippine history. / EHP

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IN HIS first attendance of a “Kadaugan sa Mactan” commemoration, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Oponganons and the Cebuanos to take inspiration from Datu Lapulapu’s courage and resolve in battling the modern challenges of the country. Marcos was in Cebu to lead the 503rd Commemoration of the Victory at Mactan in Lapu-Lapu City on Saturday morning, April 27, 2024, at the Liberty Shrine in Barangay Mactan. He led the flag ceremony and offered a wreath at the statue of Lapulapu, accompanied by Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan and Lieutenant General Fernando Reyes of the Visayas Command.The “Kadaugan sa Mactan” marks local chieftain Lapulapu’s victory over Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan in the Battle of Mactan in 1521. Magellan sailed for the Spanish Crown. Marcos also witnessed the event’s highlight, the reenactment of the Battle of Mactan with the performance of “Arnis de Abanico,” a subset of Filipino martial arts that focuses on the use of the “abanico” or fan as a weapon. ProblemsIn his speech, Marcos stressed the country is facing in modern times the problem of poverty, starvation, poor literacy, fewer job opportunities and few developments.He said that these problems cannot be solved with violence or an arms race; however, taking inspiration from Datu Lapulapu’s courage and resolve, Filipinos have to take action and stand united in battling these challenges. “Ito ang kalasag natin laban sa kahirapan, ang paglaban sa ating mga sakit, sa ating gutom, sa kamangmangan, sa kawalang pag-unlad, at kasalatan ng mga oportunidad na gumiginhawa ng buhay ng bawat Pilipino,” Marcos said. (This is our shield against poverty, our fight against disease, hunger, ignorance, lack of development and the lack of opportunities to make life easier for every Filipino.)He added that the government remained committed to facing head-on these challenges through the construction of more hospitals and health facilities, schools, providing support for the farmers, and opening more business opportunities in the country that will increase job generation, among many others. “Sa ating pag-alala ng mga mahahalagang yugto ng ating kasaysayan, ang responsibilidad na ipagpatuloy ang ipinaglaban ni Datu Lapulapu ay nakasalalay sa ating mga balikat, lalung-lalo na ang pagsiguro na ang ating bansa na patuloy na umuunlad,” Marcos said. (As we remember the important chapters of our history, it is our responsibility to continue what Datu Lapulapu fought for, especially to ensure that our country continues to develop.)This year’s event was attended by House Speaker Martin Romualdez, Sen. Lito Lapid, and National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Liza Guerrero Nakpil, among others. Lapulapu’s resolveIn his speech, Chan said Lapulapu’s triumph during the Battle of Mactan was the resolve of the Oponganons to face adversity that fueled them to transform the city into a bustling metropolis. Opon is the old name of Lapu-Lapu City.He also expressed his gratitude to the late Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for paving the way for progress in the city with the construction of the first Mactan-Cebu bridge or the Sergio Osmeña bridge that has connected Mactan island to mainland Cebu since 1973.Chan added that the father of the incumbent president also opened up the city internationally with the opening of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport in 1979. Additionally, Marcos Sr. also established the Mactan Export Processing Zone or Mepz, which has since been renamed the Mactan Economic Zone. Chan said these infrastructure projects and policies opened doors for employment, livelihood opportunities and economic enterprises for the locals.“We are truly grateful to the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for all these major modern-day victories for Lapu-Lapu City. And we are confident that President Marcos Jr. will continue his legacy,” Chan said.Back as friendsOn the other hand, Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia said that after more than 500 years, the conquistadors for Spain came back to Cebu not to rule but to bring friendship and development. In her speech, Garcia said a Spanish energy firm has sealed an agreement with the Cebu Provincial Government to put up a 150 megawatt photovoltaic (solar) plant in the municipality of Daanbantayan that will reduce the prices of electricity in the province. The Victory at Mactan is celebrated every April 27, which has been declared a special non-working holiday in Lapu-Lapu City and a special working public holiday for the rest of the country, according to Republic Act 11040 signed by President Rodrigo Duterte on June 29, 2018. The “Kadaugan sa Mactan” is an annual festival commemorating the Battle of Mactan, a defining moment in Philippine history. / EHP What are the traditional sports of the Philippines? DESPITE calls to remove the project manager of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project in Cebu City and replace him with someone appointed by the local government unit, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) is sticking to the status quo.In a statement posted on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the agency said Norvin Imbong will stay at his post.On Monday, March 4, Cebu City Administrator Collin Rosell announced during the flag ceremony that the City Government is endorsing Kent Francesco Jongoy, legal officer of the Cebu City Transportation Office (CCTO), to replace Imbong.Last Friday, March 1, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama had expressed his disappointment in Imbong over the delays and setbacks in the implementation of the project’s first package.Rama said he coordinated with Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista in pushing for Imbong’s replacement.The DOTr, in the statement, urged all stakeholders, including the public and media outlets, “to exercise discretion and refrain from spreading unverified information to avoid being misled.”“Furthermore, we emphasize that the Department of Transportation remains the national agency in charge of related administrative matters concerning the Cebu BRT project,” the agency said.It said that all official communication of project management concerns should be coursed through its official Facebook page.“We appreciate the continued support in the Cebu BRT project and assure every one of our commitments to transparency and accountability in all project-related matters,” it added.The CBRT project has suffered several setbacks after the Cebu City Council, through a motion pushed by City Councilor James Anthony Cuenco, called for the suspension of scheduled civil works for CBRT Packages 2 and 3 last Feb. 21.The Cebu Provincial Government also issued a cease and desist order halting the construction of bus stations along the portion of Osmeña Blvd. fronting the Capitol building and in the vicinity of the Fuente Osmeña due to alleged violation of the heritage law.On Monday, the Provincial Board (PB) passed two resolutions urging the stoppage of the CBRT, citing the inconvenience to motorists and commuters and the violation of the heritage law.Rama, on his “Ingna’ng Mayor” program Tuesday, told the PB not to meddle in the implementation of the CBRT project.“Ayaw mo panghilabot… Maabot man gud ta sa punto nga kung dili mo moundang sa pagpanghilabot, ang ending ana kay gubot,” Rama said.(Stop your interference… Otherwise, we will get to a point where everything will be chaotic.) / EHP

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DESPITE calls to remove the project manager of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project in Cebu City and replace him with someone appointed by the local government unit, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) is sticking to the status quo.In a statement posted on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the agency said Norvin Imbong will stay at his post.On Monday, March 4, Cebu City Administrator Collin Rosell announced during the flag ceremony that the City Government is endorsing Kent Francesco Jongoy, legal officer of the Cebu City Transportation Office (CCTO), to replace Imbong.Last Friday, March 1, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama had expressed his disappointment in Imbong over the delays and setbacks in the implementation of the project’s first package.Rama said he coordinated with Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista in pushing for Imbong’s replacement.The DOTr, in the statement, urged all stakeholders, including the public and media outlets, “to exercise discretion and refrain from spreading unverified information to avoid being misled.”“Furthermore, we emphasize that the Department of Transportation remains the national agency in charge of related administrative matters concerning the Cebu BRT project,” the agency said.It said that all official communication of project management concerns should be coursed through its official Facebook page.“We appreciate the continued support in the Cebu BRT project and assure every one of our commitments to transparency and accountability in all project-related matters,” it added.The CBRT project has suffered several setbacks after the Cebu City Council, through a motion pushed by City Councilor James Anthony Cuenco, called for the suspension of scheduled civil works for CBRT Packages 2 and 3 last Feb. 21.The Cebu Provincial Government also issued a cease and desist order halting the construction of bus stations along the portion of Osmeña Blvd. fronting the Capitol building and in the vicinity of the Fuente Osmeña due to alleged violation of the heritage law.On Monday, the Provincial Board (PB) passed two resolutions urging the stoppage of the CBRT, citing the inconvenience to motorists and commuters and the violation of the heritage law.Rama, on his “Ingna’ng Mayor” program Tuesday, told the PB not to meddle in the implementation of the CBRT project.“Ayaw mo panghilabot… Maabot man gud ta sa punto nga kung dili mo moundang sa pagpanghilabot, ang ending ana kay gubot,” Rama said.(Stop your interference… Otherwise, we will get to a point where everything will be chaotic.) / EHP, BingoPlus Gaming, Legal Online Casino Philippines Maging miyembro namin at kilalanin ang mga nakatutuwang JILI slots, sexy live dealers at fun live Sabong. check the following table to see what categories most online casinos in the Philippines fit in.

A FORMER political ally of Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama is against his plan to remove the remaining skywalks within the city, deeming underground pedestrian crossings not feasible.Basak Barangay Captain Dave Tumulak publicly expressed his opposition through a post on his Facebook account last Wednesday, March 20, 2024.Tumulak, a former city councilor who ran against Rama in the 2022 mayoral elections, urged the mayor not to include the skywalks in his barangay, arguing that children going to school use the structures to avoid the busy street below.He is referring to the skywalk located near the University of San Jose-Recoletos Basak campus and the skywalk near the Don Vicente Rama Memorial Elementary School.He said the City Government should instead enhance the skywalks’ utility by implementing safety measures like installing lights, conducting regular maintenance and adding elevators, if feasible.He said his office encourages residents and pedestrians to use the skywalks for their safety and convenience.Tumulak also said removing the skywalks to build underground pedestrian crossings will require closing N. Bacalso Ave., one of only two highways for southbound motorists with the other being the Cebu South Coastal Road.On Thursday, March 21, Rama reiterated his stand that skywalks should be removed, deeming the structures not user-friendly to persons with disability and senior citizens.Rama advised officials who opposed and criticized his plans to take some time to observe the state of these structures.He pointed out that only a few pedestrians use skywalks, which have become homes to mendicants.Rama first expressed his intention to remove all remaining skywalks in the city last March 14 over Cebu City Hall’s online program “Ingna’ng Mayor,” where he expressed his preference for underground pedestrian crossings.Fourteen skywalks remain in Cebu City — seven in the south district and seven in the north district — following the removal of two along Osmeña Blvd. last February to make way for the implementation of the first package of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit project.Majority of the skywalks are situated near schools. (AML) Is there a football league in the Philippines?. here is how to register at an online casino site in the Philippines:

DESPITE calls to remove the project manager of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project in Cebu City and replace him with someone appointed by the local government unit, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) is sticking to the status quo.In a statement posted on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the agency said Norvin Imbong will stay at his post.On Monday, March 4, Cebu City Administrator Collin Rosell announced during the flag ceremony that the City Government is endorsing Kent Francesco Jongoy, legal officer of the Cebu City Transportation Office (CCTO), to replace Imbong.Last Friday, March 1, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama had expressed his disappointment in Imbong over the delays and setbacks in the implementation of the project’s first package.Rama said he coordinated with Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista in pushing for Imbong’s replacement.The DOTr, in the statement, urged all stakeholders, including the public and media outlets, “to exercise discretion and refrain from spreading unverified information to avoid being misled.”“Furthermore, we emphasize that the Department of Transportation remains the national agency in charge of related administrative matters concerning the Cebu BRT project,” the agency said.It said that all official communication of project management concerns should be coursed through its official Facebook page.“We appreciate the continued support in the Cebu BRT project and assure every one of our commitments to transparency and accountability in all project-related matters,” it added.The CBRT project has suffered several setbacks after the Cebu City Council, through a motion pushed by City Councilor James Anthony Cuenco, called for the suspension of scheduled civil works for CBRT Packages 2 and 3 last Feb. 21.The Cebu Provincial Government also issued a cease and desist order halting the construction of bus stations along the portion of Osmeña Blvd. fronting the Capitol building and in the vicinity of the Fuente Osmeña due to alleged violation of the heritage law.On Monday, the Provincial Board (PB) passed two resolutions urging the stoppage of the CBRT, citing the inconvenience to motorists and commuters and the violation of the heritage law.Rama, on his “Ingna’ng Mayor” program Tuesday, told the PB not to meddle in the implementation of the CBRT project.“Ayaw mo panghilabot… Maabot man gud ta sa punto nga kung dili mo moundang sa pagpanghilabot, ang ending ana kay gubot,” Rama said.(Stop your interference… Otherwise, we will get to a point where everything will be chaotic.) / EHP What are the traditional sports of the Philippines? . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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A FORMER political ally of Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama is against his plan to remove the remaining skywalks within the city, deeming underground pedestrian crossings not feasible.Basak Barangay Captain Dave Tumulak publicly expressed his opposition through a post on his Facebook account last Wednesday, March 20, 2024.Tumulak, a former city councilor who ran against Rama in the 2022 mayoral elections, urged the mayor not to include the skywalks in his barangay, arguing that children going to school use the structures to avoid the busy street below.He is referring to the skywalk located near the University of San Jose-Recoletos Basak campus and the skywalk near the Don Vicente Rama Memorial Elementary School.He said the City Government should instead enhance the skywalks’ utility by implementing safety measures like installing lights, conducting regular maintenance and adding elevators, if feasible.He said his office encourages residents and pedestrians to use the skywalks for their safety and convenience.Tumulak also said removing the skywalks to build underground pedestrian crossings will require closing N. 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Marcos also witnessed the event’s highlight, the reenactment of the Battle of Mactan with the performance of “Arnis de Abanico,” a subset of Filipino martial arts that focuses on the use of the “abanico” or fan as a weapon. ProblemsIn his speech, Marcos stressed the country is facing in modern times the problem of poverty, starvation, poor literacy, fewer job opportunities and few developments.He said that these problems cannot be solved with violence or an arms race; however, taking inspiration from Datu Lapulapu’s courage and resolve, Filipinos have to take action and stand united in battling these challenges. “Ito ang kalasag natin laban sa kahirapan, ang paglaban sa ating mga sakit, sa ating gutom, sa kamangmangan, sa kawalang pag-unlad, at kasalatan ng mga oportunidad na gumiginhawa ng buhay ng bawat Pilipino,” Marcos said. (This is our shield against poverty, our fight against disease, hunger, ignorance, lack of development and the lack of opportunities to make life easier for every Filipino.)He added that the government remained committed to facing head-on these challenges through the construction of more hospitals and health facilities, schools, providing support for the farmers, and opening more business opportunities in the country that will increase job generation, among many others. “Sa ating pag-alala ng mga mahahalagang yugto ng ating kasaysayan, ang responsibilidad na ipagpatuloy ang ipinaglaban ni Datu Lapulapu ay nakasalalay sa ating mga balikat, lalung-lalo na ang pagsiguro na ang ating bansa na patuloy na umuunlad,” Marcos said. (As we remember the important chapters of our history, it is our responsibility to continue what Datu Lapulapu fought for, especially to ensure that our country continues to develop.)This year’s event was attended by House Speaker Martin Romualdez, Sen. Lito Lapid, and National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Liza Guerrero Nakpil, among others. Lapulapu’s resolveIn his speech, Chan said Lapulapu’s triumph during the Battle of Mactan was the resolve of the Oponganons to face adversity that fueled them to transform the city into a bustling metropolis. Opon is the old name of Lapu-Lapu City.He also expressed his gratitude to the late Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for paving the way for progress in the city with the construction of the first Mactan-Cebu bridge or the Sergio Osmeña bridge that has connected Mactan island to mainland Cebu since 1973.Chan added that the father of the incumbent president also opened up the city internationally with the opening of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport in 1979. Additionally, Marcos Sr. also established the Mactan Export Processing Zone or Mepz, which has since been renamed the Mactan Economic Zone. Chan said these infrastructure projects and policies opened doors for employment, livelihood opportunities and economic enterprises for the locals.“We are truly grateful to the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for all these major modern-day victories for Lapu-Lapu City. And we are confident that President Marcos Jr. will continue his legacy,” Chan said.Back as friendsOn the other hand, Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia said that after more than 500 years, the conquistadors for Spain came back to Cebu not to rule but to bring friendship and development. In her speech, Garcia said a Spanish energy firm has sealed an agreement with the Cebu Provincial Government to put up a 150 megawatt photovoltaic (solar) plant in the municipality of Daanbantayan that will reduce the prices of electricity in the province. The Victory at Mactan is celebrated every April 27, which has been declared a special non-working holiday in Lapu-Lapu City and a special working public holiday for the rest of the country, according to Republic Act 11040 signed by President Rodrigo Duterte on June 29, 2018. The “Kadaugan sa Mactan” is an annual festival commemorating the Battle of Mactan, a defining moment in Philippine history. / EHP

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