Francis Escudero Quotes
born 1969 Philippines
Francis Escudero (born October 10, 1969) is a Filipino politician.
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Mr. President, in so far as special and general provisions. Your committee on Finance proposes the following.
Then as now, the position of Eddie Monteclaro, president of the National Press Club at that time, remains relevant.
After the 2nd World War, the Philippines had the second highest per capita GDP in Asia. Today, we have one of the lowest.
We must enlist the best and the brightest to serve in government, and pay them a salary equivalent to what they would earn in the private sector.
You bring in a container, you pay P200, 000 but only get a receipt for P60,000. Meaning that P140,000 goes to the bureaucrats and tong collectors.
A Government with Heart for the poor, the needy; a Government with Heart for the farmers, the fishermen, the laborers, and Overseas Filipino Workers.
This is why I have decided to accept, with wholehearted will and humility, Senator Grace’s challenge to accompany her on her journey, and to run as her vice president.
Implementing a universal health coverage plan without making sure that there are enough facilities and quality health workers means spending a lot of money with little chance of better health results, especially for the most marginalized sectors of society.
We must have a stable policy environment. No more ATRAS - ABANTE.
• A new General Provision on Reportorial Requirements stating that such shall be posted in the website of agencies for at least three (3) years
It has been said Mr. President, that while we can only read the prose in the laws we pass, he sees numbers in them, and imagine them in digits.
The person I have the honor of nominating today as our Senate President Pro Tempore may be a young at 49 years of age. But don’t let his supposedly youthful looks deceive you.
It would be best to show our people that we can deliver rather than make promises that we can't keep. There is just one thing that I will do however, and that is to bring the voice and the vote of our people to the Senate.
Like billions of Catholics around the world, I greet Pope Francis’ election with a great measure of hope and optimism because it signals a fresh start. For many Catholics, this beacon of hope and optimism could very well rekindle a faith scarred by scandals and controversies.
Our father's remains now lie in state at the main chapel of Mt. Carmel Church in New Manila, Quezon City.
To succeed in enticing investors, we submit that whoever becomes President should focus on 6 areas of priority
His remains lie in state at the Mt. Carmel Church at Broadway corner 5th Street, New Manila, Quezon City until Tuesday.
During the 50's, the Philippines had one of the highest standards of education in Asia. Many of our neighbors sent their sons and daughters to study at our institutions of learning.
His remains will be transported back to Quezon City on Sunday morning. A mass will be held at the Arlington Memorial Chapel in Araneta Avenue, Quezon City where his remains will be cremated.
On Wednesday, his remains will be transferred to the House of Representatives at the Batasan Complex. The House of Representatives will be holding necrological services at the Plenary Hall at 9a.m.