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unique. For instance, Region IV-A is a favorite tourist spot for local and international travelers. It’s known for its white beaches, cultural heritage sites dating back to the Spanish era, marine sanctuary, majestic mountains, and more. In the meantime, Region IV-B is one of the producers of the country’s top export products like rice, banana, coconut, cashew, and papaya.
As a member of the 19th Congress, I am fortunate to be part of house committees that reflect my advocacies: women and gender equality, health, trade and industry, labor and employment, and education. I vow to continue supporting legislations that address concerns on education and health and nutrition. I sincerely believe that a strong education sector and a robust health system increase access of each individual to various opportunities and boosts the resilience of our country in general.
PDP-Laban President Congressman Jose “Pepito” Chaves Alvarez is the representative of the 2nd District of Palawan in the 19th Congress. He previously served as the Governor of the Province of Palawan from 2013 to 2022. He holds the Vice Chairmanships for the Committee on Agriculture and Food, Committee on Appropriations, Committee on East Asean Growth Area, Committee on Ecology, Committee on Natural Resources, Committee on Public Works, Committee on Tourism, and Committee on Trade and Industry.
The district representative had already accomplished much on his agenda within his first few months as a district representative. He oversees various projects and programs in his region, including doling out medical and financial assistance to those who require attention. Rep. Amante also raises the initiatives of rehabilitating roads in his district to promote accessibility.
As a legislator, Rep. Arrogancia remains faithful to his principle of “Responsableng Aruga” by advocating the passage of bills that adhere to environmental protection, tourism development, enhancement of agricultural services, and social protection of vulnerable sectors, among others.“As an Olympian who served the government in various capacity, I hope to continue serving my fellow Filipinos.
Rep. Garcia embraces the prospects of technology in bringing improvements to his district but also considers how it impacts the environment. He implemented solar lights along several roads and road rehabilitation projects in his jurisdiction. Rep. Garcia distributes financial assistance for various daily needs, like education, medicine, and livelihood.
Besides those legislations, the lawmaker is currently maximizing technology to promote awareness among the Palaweños about his ongoing and upcoming endeavors leading the Third District of Palawan to greater heights.“I have been well immersed with people from all walks of life. Knowing their stories pushes me to be more compassionate, humble, and active in advocating my brand of politics.
Besides distributing financial assistance from government agencies and hosting several programs to encourage communities to embrace their passions, Rep. Luistro also focuses on infrastructure and road rehabilitation initiatives in Batangas’s Second District to improve accessibility and boost the local economy and tourism as other advantages.
Rep. Matibag stays true to her role as the LaguNanay of San Pedro. She is the principal author of HB 1486 or the “Anti-No Permit, No Exam Act” which aims to protect financially disadvantaged children from discrimination and unfair treatment at school. Through this, Rep. Matibag aims to secure the bright future of our youth through education.
Although a freshman legislator, Rep. Panaligan was entrusted by the leadership of the House of Representatives headed by Speaker Martin Romualdez with a big responsibility as member of eleven vital committees and as one of the Assistant House Majority Leaders.Following in his father’s footsteps, the younger Rep. Remulla wasted no time proving that he was beyond capable of assuming and maintaining the role of a district representative.
Coming from a political family, Rep. Revilla draws inspiration and wisdom from the accomplishments of those who came before him, but didn’t shy away from making a name for himself. He is also the proponent of numerous programs available throughout Cavite’s First District, including distributing business packages to budding entrepreneurs, educational scholarships, and medical assistance. Rep.
Meanwhile, his efforts in the 19th Congress include regulating the use of treatment technology for municipal and hazardous wastes, providing the enabling environment to foster the growth of public-private partnerships for infrastructure and other development projects, and providing additional guidelines in the acquisition of right-of-way sites, or location for national government infrastructure projects.“I want to sustain and build on the HEALING Agenda and advocacies of my parents.
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