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C.F. Sharp Group

2011-01-08T21:46:00.001-08:00

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C.F. SHARP HOLDINGS, INC.
C.F. SHARP CREW MGT., INC.
C.F. SHARP SHIPPING AGENCIES, INC.
SHARP - ISS PORT AGENCIES, INC.
COMMERCIAL FREIGHT SERVICES INC.
SHARP MARITIME SECURITY TRAINING SERVICES INC.
SHARP TRAVEL SERVICES, INC.
KINTETSU
C.F. SHARP PRINTING, INC.
CHARTER HANDS STAFFING, INC.
ROCHA Y CIA

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Casa Rocha BuildingThe C.F. SHARP GROUP was established in 1937 when Don Antonio V. Rocha, President of Manila Shipping Inc., General Agent in the Philippines for States Steamship Corporation and Mr. Chester F. Sharp, Owners Representative of States Steamship, decided to venture out on their own in the shipping industry.
After a secret meeting in Tokyo, Japan with Mr. Masao Doi, President of Daido Lines, which later on became Japan Lines, the Company was formed on November 23, 1937 and immediately began doing business as the newly appointed general agent of Daido lines in the Philippines. The Company initially concentrated on booking sugar export cargoes for its principal’s vessels and thus the famous and well-known cable address "SUGARCRAFT" was registered.

The outbreak of World War II in 1941 brought to a standstill all the shipping activities of the Company in the Far East. Only the San Francisco office remained open. In 1945, after the end of the war, the Company immediately resumed the operations of its Manila office and opened its branch offices in Japan under a special permit issued by the Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Japan, Gen. Douglas MacArthur. This was followed shortly by the opening of additional branch offices in Korea, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.

In the 1960’s, Don Antonio V. Rocha bought out the interests of Mr. Chester F. Sharp and the Company became a 100% Filipino owned corporation. A decade later Don Antonio retired and turned over the day to day management of the Group to his sons.

Today, the C.F. SHARP GROUP has expanded from its original business of Liner and Husbanding Agencies, to being a leader in the fields of Crewing, Travel, Freight Forwarding, Brokerage, Air Cargo, Airline GSA, Land-based Recruiting and Training.

Mr. Antonio L. Rocha is the Chairman Emeritus, and Ambassador Juan Jose P. Rocha is the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of the C.F. SHARP GROUP.

Mr. Jon B. Rocha, Senior Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of C.F. Holdings Inc., and is in-charge of over all coordination of resources for the members of the C.F. Sharp Group of Companies.

Mr. Miguel A.V. Rocha, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of C.F. Sharp Crew Management, Inc.

Mr. Victor M. Liwanag, President of CFS Human Resources, Inc. is in charge of the Groups Land Based Agency business. This includes the Operations, of its two other interrelated companies namely Sharp Global Alliance Corp. and ECM Services LLC-Houston, Texas. He is also the Senior Vice President - Business Administration of C.F. Sharp Crew Management, Inc.

Mr. Uwe Hesse, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of C.F. Sharp Shipping Agencies, Inc. and Commercial Freight Services, Inc., heads the operations of these two companies which are the Group's arm in Liner Shipping, Freight Forwarding, Brokerage and Air Cargo.

Mr. Raul V. Austria, President and Chief Executive Officer of Sharp Travel Service (Philippines), Inc. is in charge of the groups travel business and ensures to uphold its position as a leading firm in the travel community. Sharp Travel is the oldest and largest travel agency in the Philippines and it specializes in handling of corporate, seafarer travels and inbound tours.

Mr. Austria is assisted by Ms. Ma. Lourdes T. Banzon, Executive Vice president and Chief Operating Officer. She coordinates all activities of the company and controls over the management of the same.

Ms. Olga B. Oronce, Vice President Finance and Treasurer of C.F. Sharp Holdings, Inc. is in charge of the treasury management and finances of all the companies within the C.F. Sharp Group.

Mr. Roger J. Storey, Marketing Director of the C. F. Sharp Group, is in-charge of the Group’s international marketing operations based at the office of the C. F. Sharp Shipping Group in the United Kingdom.

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Reederei Claus-Peter Offen

2011-01-08T21:42:00.001-08:00

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Welcome to Offenship
The ship operator Claus-Peter Offen (founded in 1971) is based in Hamburg, and is one of the world’s largest suppliers of modern container ship tonnage.

It has some 115 container vessels in service or currently under construction; most of them are chartered under long-term contract to leading shipping lines. They are employed in worldwide service.

At the beginning of 2007, the company made its first move into the chemicals and product tanker market. A new company Claus-Peter Offen Tankschiffreederei (Offen Tankers) was formed; eight special-purpose tankers with 36,000 dwt and a further eight with 52,000 dwt were ordered from the Hyundai Mipo yard in South Korea, for delivery starting in 2008.

Having ordered 4 bulk carriers in 2008 the company soon will also operate in the bulk market. Two ships each were ordered at the shipyards Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME, South Korea) and Daewoo Mangalia Heavy Industries (DMHI, Romania) with a tonnage capacity of 180,000 dwt. The 4 bulkers will be delivered in 2010 and 2011.
The company currently has a workforce of approximately 3,000 people on shore and at sea.

The company’s ships carry no passengers.

Copyright 2007 Claus-Peter Offen
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trexplore shop / samar outdoor shop

2010-12-07T23:29:00.000-08:00

Samar the Beautiful

2010-11-06T20:11:00.000-07:00

Mountaineering

2010-10-25T05:08:00.001-07:00

Do not burn yourself out. Be as I am-a reluctant enthusiast… a part time crusader, a half-hearted fanatic. Save the other half of yourselves and your lives for pleasure and adventure. It is not enough to fight for the land; it is even more important to enjoy it. While you can. While it is still there. So get out there and mess around with your friends, ramble out yonder and explore the forests, encounter the grizz, climb the mountains. Run the rivers, breathe deep of that yet sweet and lucid air, sit quietly for a while and contemplate the precious stillness, that lovely, mysterious and awesome space. Enjoy yourselves, keep your brain in your head and your head firmly attached to your body, the body active and alive, and I promise you this much: I promise you this one sweet victory over our enemies, over those deskbound people with their hearts in a safe deposit box and their eyes hypnotized by desk calculators. I promise you this: you will outlive the bastards.

dello and target vs. loonie and datu sunugn battle 09-11-2010

2010-09-30T01:13:00.000-07:00

Galaw sa Summer

2010-09-04T22:31:00.000-07:00

Galaw sa Summer

The People of HK should not take out their anger on the Filipino HK workers

2010-08-29T21:40:00.001-07:00

The People of HK should not take out their anger on the
Filipino HK workers... its barbaric and Childish... Filipino HK workers
had nothing to do with the incident... The Sin of one is not the Sin of
the whole Race... If you HK people take out your anger out on your Loyal
hard-working Filipino worker for what HT Mendoza did.. then you don't
deserve the loyalty or the service that Filipino's provide you...

Manila hostage drama ends with Shootout - Video footage of Philippine Tv...

2010-08-26T20:52:00.000-07:00

Inaugural Ceremony Of our Newlly elected President Benigno Noynoy Aquino III

2010-06-30T00:38:00.000-07:00

It was so happy to witness the Inaugural ceremony of our Newly elected president of the Republic of the Philippines Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino The 3rd Held at the Quirino Grandstand. There's a line that really catch the attention to all. Noy said. THERE WILL BE NO RECONCILIATION
TO ALL WITHOUT JUSTICE... Hope this new administration really change
everything. God Bless Philippines as well the Aquino's Administration

DepEd chief defends sex education in schools

2010-06-03T00:44:00.000-07:00

DepEd chief defends sex education in schools
RONALD D. DOCALLOS
06/03/2010 | 01:07 PM

Amid criticisms by the Catholic church, Education Secretary Mona Valisno on Thursday clarified that sex education would be part of Science subjects in elementary schools.

Quelling impressions of malice, Valisno said the Department of Education (DepEd) is prepared to defend its pilot program on sex education before a public forum to enlighten critics like the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP).

“This is just a part of teaching science. It’s not a separate subject, it is integrated among subjects like Science," she said in an interview on dwIZ radio.

Earlier, the DepEd said it is determined to include sex education in the basic teaching curriculum.

While Health Secretary Esperanza Cabral earlier said sex education should be taught as early as kindergarten, Valisno said the DepEd is inclined to offer the program in grades 5 and 6 students.

For the latest Philippine news stories and videos, visit GMANews.TV

A GMA News report on Wednesday night quoted Cabral as saying that the program would be age-appropriate.

"Yung kindergarten, dapat binibigyan ng kaunting information tungkol diyan. Hindi yung pagka-nabuntis na at tsaka nakaka-alam kung paano siya nabuntis," she said at an ambush interview in Malacañang.

DepEd's program

The DepEd implemented its sex-education program in school-year 2009-2010.

The department is expected to hold consultations and disclose its findings with stakeholders before June 15 when the new school year opens.

Valisno said the program does not tackle artificial contraception, which Catholic bishops strongly oppose.

Leaders of the Catholic Church claim that sex education in public elementary and high schools may encourage promiscuity and early sexuality outside the sacrament of matrimony.

Citing the sensitivity of the topic, the CBCP said sex education must begin in college. “That is the time [when] we could say that the children are more mature to handle such topic," Fr. Conegundo Garganta, CBPC Commission on Youth executive secretary, said in an article posted Thursday on the CBCP's website.

On the other hand, teachers in Central Visayas said they are not ready to teach the subject at this time. A report by dzBB’s Cebu affiliate also said Catholic schools in the province are not in favor of teaching sex education in elementary schools.

Schools prefer that the subject first be taught in high school, while many parents want the course name changed to avoid a malicious interpretation of "sex education," the report added. — LBG/VS, GMANews.TV

National Election Results Tally Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-18 16:52:27 90.26% of ERs

2010-05-18T05:49:00.001-07:00

National Election Results Tally
Partial Unofficial Tally as of 2010-05-18 16:52:27 90.26% of ERs

National Candidates
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
SENATORS
PARTY-LIST
PRESIDENT
1 AQUINO, Benigno Simeon III C. 13,842,049
2 ESTRADA EJERCITO, Joseph M. 8,758,675
3 VILLAR, Manuel Jr B. 5,014,237
4 TEODORO, Gilberto Jr. C. 3,674,832
5 VILLANUEVA, Eduardo C. 1,026,270
6 GORDON, Richard J. 467,658
7 ACOSTA, Vetellano S. 163,764
8 PERLAS, Jesus Nicanor P. 48,956
9 MADRIGAL, Jamby A. 42,192
10 DE LOS REYES, John Carlos G. 40,070
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VICE PRESIDENT
1 BINAY, Jejomar C. 13,492,375
2 ROXAS, Manuel A. 12,680,050
3 LEGARDA, Loren B. 3,809,022
4 FERNANDO, Bayani F. 937,480
5 MANZANO, Eduardo B. 706,911
6 YASAY, Perfecto R. 330,773
7 SONZA, Jose Y. 57,702
8 CHIPECO, Dominador Jr F. 47,385
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SENATORS
1 BONG REVILLA, Ramon, Jr. B. 17,834,240
2 ESTRADA, Jinggoy E. 17,426,122
3 DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, Miriam P. 15,935,263
4 DRILON, Franklin M. 14,599,610
5 ENRILE, Juan Ponce -. 14,412,083
6 CAYETANO, Pilar Juliana S. 12,616,984
7 MARCOS, Ferdinand, Jr. R. 12,163,443
8 RECTO, Ralph G. 11,401,735
9 SOTTO , Vicente III C. 10,958,520
10 OSMEÑA, Sergio III D. 10,700,162
11 LAPID, Manuel M. 10,071,112
12 GUINGONA , Teofisto III D. 9,475,804
13 HONTIVEROS-BARAQUEL, Ana 8,418,317
14 BIAZON, Rozzano Rufino B. 7,955,653
15 DE VENECIA, Jose III P. 7,714,392
16 REMULLA, Gilbert Cesar C. 6,899,943
17 LIM, Danilo D. 6,750,900
18 ROCO, Sonia M. 6,235,815
19 QUERUBIN, Ariel O. 6,039,860
20 PIMENTEL, Gwendolyn D. 5,852,480
21 ACOSTA, Jr. Nereus O. 5,446,263
22 LACSON, Alexander L. 4,800,980
23 TAMANO, Adel A. 3,720,382
24 OSMEÑA, Emilio Mario R. 3,602,080
25 MAZA, Liza L. 3,561,245
26 OCAMPO, Saturnino C. 3,271,714
27 TATAD, Francisco S. 3,069,136
28 LOZADA, Jose Apolinario Jr L. 2,517,796
29 MITRA, Ramon B. 2,510,653
30 LANGIT, Rey M. 2,467,966
31 BELLO, Silvestre III H. 2,249,492
32 LAO, Yasmin B. 1,881,734
33 PAPIN, Imelda A. 1,796,092
34 OPLE, Susan V. 1,778,000
35 BAUTISTA, Martin D. 1,725,342
36 PLAZA, Rodolfo G. 1,387,303
37 BAUTISTA, J.V. L. 1,293,263
38 GUICO, Ramon, Jr. N. 1,124,641
39 LAMBINO, Raul L. 1,038,319
40 VILLANUEVA, Hector L. 884,988
41 OCAMPO, Ramoncito P. 857,649
42 INOCENCIO, Ma. Katherine L. R. 811,159
43 PALPARAN, Jovito Jr S. 743,376
44 TINSAY, Alexander B. 666,841
45 ALONTO, Zafrullah M. 628,797
46 TAMAYO, Reginald B. 618,894
47 ESPINOSA, Nanette M. 543,986
48 MAAMBONG, Regalado E. 485,157
49 DAVID, Rizalito Y. 451,089
50 ALBANI, Shariff Ibrahim H. 441,637
51 VIRGINES, Israel N. 411,134
52 PAREDES, Zosimo Jesus II M. 394,866
53 SISON, Adrian O. 378,130
54 PRINCESA, Reynaldo R. 328,201
55 IMBONG, Jo Aurea M. 324,108
56 NIKABULIN, Adz G. 310,355
57 CAUNAN, Henry B. 214,817
58 VALDEHUESA, Manuel Jr E. 181,870
59 TARRAZONA, Hector M. 150,629
60 RIÑOZA-PLAZO, Maria Gracia D. 138,189
61 LOOD, Alma A. 114,362
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PARTY-LIST
1 AKO BICOL POLITICAL PARTY 1,402,002
2 COALITION OF ASSOCIATIONS OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE PHILIPPINES, INC. 1,193,010
3 BUHAY HAYAAN YUMABONG 1,177,914
4 AKBAYAN! CITIZEN'S ACTION PARTY 986,924
5 GABRIELA WOMENS PARTY 938,936
6 COOPERATIVE NATCCO NETWORK PARTY 847,190
7 BAYAN MUNA 695,283
8 ABONO 693,746
9 1ST CONSUMERS ALLIANCE FOR RURAL ENERGY 675,807
10 AN WARAY 640,761
11 CITIZENS' BATTLE AGAINST CORRUPTION 608,711
12 ADVOCACY FOR TEACHER EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ACTION COOPERATION AND HARMONY TOWARDS EDUCATIONAL REFORMS 565,998
13 AGRICULTURAL SECTOR ALLIANCE OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC. 482,370
14 BUTIL FARMERS PARTY 470,408
15 ALLIANCE FOR BARANGAY CONCERNS PARTY 439,717
16 ANAKPAWIS 412,166
17 KABATAAN PARTYLIST 389,091
18 LPG MARKETERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 386,102
19 ABANTE MINDANAO, INC. 353,390
20 ACT TEACHERS 338,477
21 ANG ASOSASYON SANG MANGUNGUMA NGA BISAYA-OWA MANGUNGUMA, INC. 316,794
22 YOU AGAINST CORRUPTION AND POVERTY 288,238
23 ASSOCIATION OF PHILIPPINE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES 282,797
24 BAGONG HENERASYON 274,302
25 KASANGGA SA KAUNLARAN, INC. 268,392
26 ALLIANCE FOR NATIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY 255,415
27 ANG GALING PINOY 250,778
28 ARTS BUSINESS AND SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS 241,028
29 PUWERSA NG BAYANING ATLETA 239,251
30 AGBIAG! TIMPUYOG ILOCANO, INC. 237,682
31 TRADE UNION CONGRESS PARTY 226,659
32 ALYANSA NG MGA GRUPONG HALIGI NG AGHAM AT TEKNOLOHIYA PARA SA MAMAMAYAN, INC. 224,981
33 DEMOCRATIC INDEPENDENT WORKERS' ASSOCIATION, INC. 217,267
34 ALAGAD PARTY-LIST 214,814
35 KALINGA-ADVOCACY FOR SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT AND NATION BUILDING THROUGH EASING POVERTY, INC. 212,307
36 KAPATIRAN NG MGA NAKULONG NA WALANG SALA 208,490
37 1-UNITED TRANSPORT KOALISYON 205,545
38 ANG LABAN NG INDIGONG FILIPINO 201,056
39 ALLIANCE OF VOLUNTEER EDUCATORS 198,832
40 UNA ANG PAMILYA FORMERLY ALLIANCE OF NEO-CONSERVATIVES 198,394
41 ADHIKAING TINATAGUYOD NG KOOPERATIBA 160,740
42 AANGAT TAYO 155,247
43 KASOSYO PRODUCER-CONSUMER EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION, INC. 153,703
44 ALAY BUHAY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, INC. 153,040
45 AKSYON MAGSASAKA PARTIDO TINIG NG MASA 149,083
46 KATIPUNAN NG MGA ANAK NG BAYAN ALL FILIPINO DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT 147,864
47 ASSOCIATION OF LABORERS AND EMPLOYEES 146,376
48 VETERANS FREEDOM PARTY 142,579
49 ANAK MINDANAO 141,849
50 ALLIANCE FOR RURAL AND AGRARIAN RECONSTRUCTION, INC. 135,534
51 PILIPINO ASSOCIATION FOR COUNTRY - URBAN-POOR YOUTH ADVANCEMENT AND WELFARE 132,869
52 ATONG PAGLAUM 132,724
53 ANGAT ATING KABUHAYAN PILIPINAS, INC. 130,491
54 PARTIDO NG MANGGAGAWA 130,039
55 ABANTE TRIBUNG MAKABANSA 129,513
56 ALYANSANG BAYANIHAN NG MGA MAGSASAKA, MANGGAGAWANG-BUKID AT MANGINGISDA 126,449
57 ALLIANCE TRANSPORT SECTOR 125,325
58 KAUNLARAN NG AGRIKULTURA, ASENSADONG PROBINSYA ANGAT NG BAYAN 121,255
59 BARANGAY NATIN 116,876
60 AKSYON NG MAMAMAYANG NAGKAKAISA 111,617
61 1GUARDIANS NATIONALIST OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC. 111,539
62 1-AKO BABAENG ASTIG AASENSO 110,188
63 ACTION FOR DYNAMIC DEVELOPMENT, INC. 108,712
64 BABAE PARA SA KAUNLARAN 108,193
65 ANG LADLAD LBGT PARTY 106,566
66 AHON PINOY 106,349
67 KATRIBU INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S SECTORAL PARTY 105,847
68 BAGONG BAYAN NA NAGTATAGUYOD NG DEMOKRATIKONG IDEOLOHIYA AT LAYUNIN 105,218
69 CONFEDERATION OF NON-STOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, INC. 104,839
70 ONE ADVOCACY FOR HEALTH, PROGRESS AND OPPORTUNITY 102,370
71 KABALIKAT NG MAMAMAYAN 102,178
72 BINHI: PARTIDO NG MGA MAGSASAKA PARA SA MGA MAGSASAKA 100,621
73 1-AANI 100,113
74 AKAP BATA, INC. 98,589
75 AGILA NG KATUTUBONG PILIPINO, INC. 96,757
76 ANG ASSOSIASYON NG MGA TRABAHADOR AT PAHINANTE 96,679
77 BIYAYANG BUKID 92,178
78 ABAKADA GURO 90,191
79 FIRM 24-K ASSOCIATION, INC. 87,554
80 COCONUT FARMERS ASSOCIATION OF LINAMON, LANAO DEL NORTE, INC. 87,386
81 ABANTE ILONGGO 86,502
82 ANG KALUSUGAN PARA SA PINOY, INC. 85,887
83 AKO AYOKO SA BAWAL NA DROGA 83,489
84 FILIPINO MUSLIM ORGANIZATION 83,450
85 ACTION BROTHERHOOD FOR ACTIVE DREAMERS, INC. 82,651
86 PRO-ACTIVE ON CLIMATE CHANGE LEADERS, INC. 82,620
87 ANG TAGAPAGTAGUYOD NG SIKAP SA IKAUUNLAD NG MGA PINOY 81,171
88 WOMENPOWER, INC. 79,944
89 COCOFED-PHILIPPINE COCONUT PRODUCERS FEDERATION, INC. 79,437
90 ALYANSA NG OFW PARTY 78,467
91 1ST KABALIKAT NG BAYAN GINHAWANG SANGKATAUHAN 77,333
92 ACTION LEAGUE OF INDIGENOUS MASSES 76,798
93 PARTIDO NG KATUTUBONG PILIPINO 73,107
94 YOUTH LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND ADVANCEMENT 72,940
95 ANG TAO MUNA AT BAYAN 72,412
96 THE TRUE MARCOS LOYALIST (FOR GOD COUNTRY and PEOPLE) ASSOCIATION OF THE PHIL., INC. 71,646
97 ALLIANCE OF ASSOCIATIONS OF ACCREDITED WORKERS IN THE WATER SECTOR 67,894
98 VENDORS AND TRADERS ALLIANCE OF PHILIPPINES PARTY 67,787
99 BAYANI 67,617
100 ALLIANCE OF MINDANAO ELDERS 65,885
101 AGAPAY NG INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ALLIANCE, INC. 65,256
102 ALMA SA PAGKAHIKAOS AT IGNORANSIYA 64,075
103 ALLIANCE OF PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATIONS 63,260
104 CHAMPIONS FOR INNOVATIVE EMPLOYMENT 62,828
105 ORGANIZATION OF REGIONAL ADVOCATES FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE ONWARD NATION-BUILDING 62,506
106 BIYAHENG PINOY LABOR ASSOCIATION, INC. 62,056
107 PARENTS ENABLING PARENTS COALITION PARTY 61,075
108 AKBAY PINOY OFW-NATIONAL, INC. 60,837
109 UGNAYAN NG NAGKAKAISANG LAYUNIN AT ADHIKAING DAKILA 59,471
110 A BLESSED FEDERATION OF FARMERS AND FISHERMEN INTERNATIONAL, INC. 56,463
111 ANG MATA'Y ALAGAAN 56,216
112 SULONG! BARANGAY MOVEMENT 53,539
113 ADHIKAIN NG MGA DAKILANG ANAK MAHARLIKA 53,327
114 ALLIANCE FOR RURAL CONCERNS 53,098
115 ANG AGRIKULTURA NATIN ISULONG 51,862
116 ALLIANCE OF BICOLNON PARTY 50,895
117 AABANTE EMMANUEL CIVIC ASSOCIATION 50,359
118 ADHIKAIN AT KILUSAN NG ORDINARYONG TAO PARA SA LUPA, HANAPBUHAY AT KAUNLARAN 49,869
119 KABABAIHANG LINGKOD BAYAN SA PILIPINAS 47,229
120 ADHIKAING ALAY NG MARINO SA SAMBAYANAN, INC. 46,528
121 ASOSASYON NG MGA MALILIIT NA NEGOSYANTENG GUMAGANAP 46,270
122 ALLIANCE OF ADVOCATES IN MINING ADVANCEMENT FOR NATIONAL PROGRESS 46,262
123 AGRI-AGRA NA REPORMA PARA SA MAGSASAKA NG PILIPINAS MOVEMENT 45,093
124 ALAGAAN NATIN ATING KALUSUGAN 44,003
125 ACTION FOR DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT FOR- THE TRIBAL PEOPLE 43,210
126 BATANG IWAS SA DROGA FOUNDATION, INC. 42,937
127 KALAHI SECTORAL PARTY 41,720
128 GREEN FORCE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT-SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF MOTHER EARTH 40,723
129 ADVOCATES FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN AND HANDICAPPED MOVEMENT 37,936
130 ASSOCIATION FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS ADVOCAY IN LEADERSHIP 37,749
131 AKO AGILA SA NAGKAISANG MAGSASAKA 36,750
132 ANTI WAR / ANTI TERROR MINDANAO PEACE MOVEMENT 36,163
133 YES WE CAN, INC. 34,199
134 SECTORAL PARTY OF ANG MINERO (ANG MINERO) 33,990
135 AKAP KAPATIRAN PARA SA TANGKILIKAN NG MGA OBRERO 33,833
136 PASANG MASDA NATIONWIDE, INC. 33,192
137 ITENERANT VENDORS ALLIANCE OF THE PHILIPPINES 32,404
138 ALLIANCE OF BELIEVERS BRIDGE IN ATTAINING ACCURATE AND MEANINGFUL ADVANCEMENT 32,203
139 PAMILYANG OFW-SME NETWORK FOUNDATION 31,785
140 ALYANSA NG MAMAMAYANG NAGHIHIRAP 30,093
141 BAGO NATIONAL CULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES 30,036
142 ABANG LINGKOD, INC. 29,893
143 SAGIP KAPWA FOUNDATION, INC. 29,174
144 KOALISYON NG KATUTUBONG SAMAHAN NG PILIPINAS 28,782
145 FREE WORKERS 28,454
146 ALLIANCE OF NATIONAL URBAN POOR ORGANIZATIONS ASSEMBLY, INC. 28,203
147 UNITED MOVEMENT AGAINST DRUGS FOUNDATION, INC. 27,927
148 SMALL FARMERS AND LAND TILLERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES 27,840
149 1-AANGAT KA PILIPINO 27,444
150 ALLIANCE OF REGIONAL COALITIONS AGAINST PEOPLE'S POVERTY, INC. 26,713
151 SOCIAL MOVEMENT FOR ACTIVE REFORM AND TRANSPARENCY 26,009
152 AGRARIAN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION 25,277
153 FIRST PEOPLE'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR INDIGENT STUDENT ATHLETES 25,211
154 ANG KAPISANAN NG MGA SEAMAN 24,561
155 BAGONG KOALISYON NG NAGKAKAISANG SAMAHAN SA SEKTOR NG TRANSPORTASYON 23,948
156 ABANTE KATUTUBO , INC. 23,890
157 ADVOCATES FOR PENOLOGY ENHANCEMENT AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE 23,635
158 AKBAY KALUSUGAN, INC. 21,201
159 ABANTE BICOL ORAGON INC. 21,062
160 ALLIANCE OF NATIONALISTIC AND GENUINE PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS ECONOMIC REFORM 20,704
161 ALLIANCE FOR COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION AND SERVICE 19,671
162 ASSOCIATION OF ADMINISTRATORS, PROFESSIONALS AND SENIORS 19,074
163 ALYANSA LUMAD, INC. 18,023
164 UNITED CADDIES AND GREEN KEEPERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES 17,888
165 BIGKIS PINOY MOVEMENT 17,828
166 ANGKAN KATUTUBO, INC. 17,630
167 DAMAYAN ALLIANCE OF THE AGING and DISABLED FILIPINOS, INC. 17,543
168 ALYANSA NG MEDIA AT SHOWBIZ 16,330
169 ALAY SERBISYO (WORKERS IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR ECONOMY) 16,079
170 ALAY SA BAYAN NG MALAYANG PROPESYONAL AT REPORMANG KALAKAL 15,400
171 ALYANSA NG MGA NAULILA NG MGA TAGAPAGTANGGOL NG BAYAN 14,307
172 ALLIANCE FRO PHILIPPINES SECURITY GUARDS COOPERATIVE 14,229
173 NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COMMUTERS PROTECTION 11,196
174 KABUKLURAN NG MGA KABABAIHANG FILIPINA SA TIMOG KATAGALUGAN 11,054
175 ONE NATION EMPOWERED BY TECHNOLOGY 11,012
176 ANG PARTIDO DEMOKRATIKO RURAL 10,443
177 ABOT TANAW 9,393
178 A CONVERGENCE FOR MINDANAO AGENDA, INC. 8,050
179 ALLIANCE AND ADVOCATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS' AFFAIRS 6,571
180 ALYANSA LUMAD MINDANAO, INC. 5,872
181 UNITED FILIPINO SEAFARERS 5,398
182 BINIGKIS NA INTERES NG MGA DRAYBER SA ADHIKAIN, INC. 4,670
183 CITIZEN POWER MOVEMENT, INC. 4,027
184 ALLIANCE OF VIGILANT PROTECTORS OF AQUATIC PRODUCTS 3,896
185 ANG SAMAHAN PARA SA MAGANDANG KABUHAYAN 3,697
186 PEOPLES FREEDOM PARTY 3,509
187 ANG NATIONAL COALITION ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S ACTION 1,090

Election Tally Un-official Report as 3:41 pm

2010-05-18T05:44:00.000-07:00

National Candidates
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
SENATORS
PARTY-LIST

PRESIDENT
1	AQUINO, Benigno Simeon III C.	13,842,049
2	ESTRADA EJERCITO, Joseph M.	8,758,675
3	VILLAR, Manuel Jr B.	5,014,237
4	TEODORO, Gilberto Jr. C.	3,674,832
5	VILLANUEVA, Eduardo C.	1,026,270
6	GORDON, Richard J.	467,658
7	ACOSTA, Vetellano S.	163,764
8	PERLAS, Jesus Nicanor P.	48,956
9	MADRIGAL, Jamby A.	42,192
10	DE LOS REYES, John Carlos G.	40,070
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VICE PRESIDENT
1	BINAY, Jejomar C.	13,492,375
2	ROXAS, Manuel A.	12,680,050
3	LEGARDA, Loren B.	3,809,022
4	FERNANDO, Bayani F.	937,480
5	MANZANO, Eduardo B.	706,911
6	YASAY, Perfecto R.	330,773
7	SONZA, Jose Y.	57,702
8	CHIPECO, Dominador Jr F.	47,385
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SENATORS
1	BONG REVILLA, Ramon, Jr. B.	17,834,240
2	ESTRADA, Jinggoy E.	17,426,122
3	DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, Miriam P.	15,935,263
4	DRILON, Franklin M.	14,599,610
5	ENRILE, Juan Ponce -.	14,412,083
6	CAYETANO, Pilar Juliana S.	12,616,984
7	MARCOS, Ferdinand, Jr. R.	12,163,443
8	RECTO, Ralph G.	11,401,735
9	SOTTO , Vicente III C.	10,958,520
10	OSMEÑA, Sergio III D.	10,700,162
11	LAPID, Manuel M.	10,071,112
12	GUINGONA , Teofisto III D.	9,475,804
13	HONTIVEROS-BARAQUEL, Ana	8,418,317
14	BIAZON, Rozzano Rufino B.	7,955,653
15	DE VENECIA, Jose III P.	7,714,392
16	REMULLA, Gilbert Cesar C.	6,899,943
17	LIM, Danilo D.	6,750,900
18	ROCO, Sonia M.	6,235,815
19	QUERUBIN, Ariel O.	6,039,860
20	PIMENTEL, Gwendolyn D.	5,852,480
21	ACOSTA, Jr. Nereus O.	5,446,263
22	LACSON, Alexander L.	4,800,980
23	TAMANO, Adel A.	3,720,382
24	OSMEÑA, Emilio Mario R.	3,602,080
25	MAZA, Liza L.	3,561,245
26	OCAMPO, Saturnino C.	3,271,714
27	TATAD, Francisco S.	3,069,136
28	LOZADA, Jose Apolinario Jr L.	2,517,796
29	MITRA, Ramon B.	2,510,653
30	LANGIT, Rey M.	2,467,966
31	BELLO, Silvestre III H.	2,249,492
32	LAO, Yasmin B.	1,881,734
33	PAPIN, Imelda A.	1,796,092
34	OPLE, Susan V.	1,778,000
35	BAUTISTA, Martin D.	1,725,342
36	PLAZA, Rodolfo G.	1,387,303
37	BAUTISTA, J.V. L.	1,293,263
38	GUICO, Ramon, Jr. N.	1,124,641
39	LAMBINO, Raul L.	1,038,319
40	VILLANUEVA, Hector L.	884,988
41	OCAMPO, Ramoncito P.	857,649
42	INOCENCIO, Ma. Katherine L. R.	811,159
43	PALPARAN, Jovito Jr S.	743,376
44	TINSAY, Alexander B.	666,841
45	ALONTO, Zafrullah M.	628,797
46	TAMAYO, Reginald B.	618,894
47	ESPINOSA, Nanette M.	543,986
48	MAAMBONG, Regalado E.	485,157
49	DAVID, Rizalito Y.	451,089
50	ALBANI, Shariff Ibrahim H.	441,637
51	VIRGINES, Israel N.	411,134
52	PAREDES, Zosimo Jesus II M.	394,866
53	SISON, Adrian O.	378,130
54	PRINCESA, Reynaldo R.	328,201
55	IMBONG, Jo Aurea M.	324,108
56	NIKABULIN, Adz G.	310,355
57	CAUNAN, Henry B.	214,817
58	VALDEHUESA, Manuel Jr E.	181,870
59	TARRAZONA, Hector M.	150,629
60	RIÑOZA-PLAZO, Maria Gracia D.	138,189
61	LOOD, Alma A.	114,362
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PARTY-LIST
1	AKO BICOL POLITICAL PARTY	1,402,002
2	COALITION OF ASSOCIATIONS OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE PHILIPPINES, INC.	1,193,010
3	BUHAY HAYAAN YUMABONG	1,177,914
4	AKBAYAN! CITIZEN'S ACTION PARTY	986,924
5	GABRIELA WOMENS PARTY	938,936
6	COOPERATIVE NATCCO NETWORK PARTY	847,190
7	BAYAN MUNA	695,283
8	ABONO	693,746
9	1ST CONSUMERS ALLIANCE FOR RURAL ENERGY	675,807
10	AN WARAY	640,761
11	CITIZENS' BATTLE AGAINST CORRUPTION	608,711
12	ADVOCACY FOR TEACHER EMPOWERMENT THROUGH ACTION COOPERATION AND HARMONY TOWARDS EDUCATIONAL REFORMS	565,998
13	AGRICULTURAL SECTOR ALLIANCE OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC.	482,370
14	BUTIL FARMERS PARTY	470,408
15	ALLIANCE FOR BARANGAY CONCERNS PARTY	439,717
16	ANAKPAWIS	412,166
17	KABATAAN PARTYLIST	389,091
18	LPG MARKETERS ASSOCIATION, INC.	386,102
19	ABANTE MINDANAO, INC.	353,390
20	ACT TEACHERS	338,477
21	ANG ASOSASYON SANG MANGUNGUMA NGA BISAYA-OWA MANGUNGUMA, INC.	316,794
22	YOU AGAINST CORRUPTION AND POVERTY	288,238
23	ASSOCIATION OF PHILIPPINE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES	282,797
24	BAGONG HENERASYON	274,302
25	KASANGGA SA KAUNLARAN, INC.	268,392
26	ALLIANCE FOR NATIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY	255,415
27	ANG GALING PINOY	250,778
28	ARTS BUSINESS AND SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS	241,028
29	PUWERSA NG BAYANING ATLETA	239,251
30	AGBIAG! TIMPUYOG ILOCANO, INC.	237,682
31	TRADE UNION CONGRESS PARTY	226,659
32	ALYANSA NG MGA GRUPONG HALIGI NG AGHAM AT TEKNOLOHIYA PARA SA MAMAMAYAN, INC.	224,981
33	DEMOCRATIC INDEPENDENT WORKERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.	217,267
34	ALAGAD PARTY-LIST	214,814
35	KALINGA-ADVOCACY FOR SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT AND NATION BUILDING THROUGH EASING POVERTY, INC.	212,307
36	KAPATIRAN NG MGA NAKULONG NA WALANG SALA	208,490
37	1-UNITED TRANSPORT KOALISYON	205,545
38	ANG LABAN NG INDIGONG FILIPINO	201,056
39	ALLIANCE OF VOLUNTEER EDUCATORS	198,832
40	UNA ANG PAMILYA FORMERLY ALLIANCE OF NEO-CONSERVATIVES	198,394
41	ADHIKAING TINATAGUYOD NG KOOPERATIBA	160,740
42	AANGAT TAYO	155,247
43	KASOSYO PRODUCER-CONSUMER EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION, INC.	153,703
44	ALAY BUHAY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, INC.	153,040
45	AKSYON MAGSASAKA PARTIDO TINIG NG MASA	149,083
46	KATIPUNAN NG MGA ANAK NG BAYAN ALL FILIPINO DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT	147,864
47	ASSOCIATION OF LABORERS AND EMPLOYEES	146,376
48	VETERANS FREEDOM PARTY	142,579
49	ANAK MINDANAO	141,849
50	ALLIANCE FOR RURAL AND AGRARIAN RECONSTRUCTION, INC.	135,534
51	PILIPINO ASSOCIATION FOR COUNTRY - URBAN-POOR YOUTH ADVANCEMENT AND WELFARE	132,869
52	ATONG PAGLAUM	132,724
53	ANGAT ATING KABUHAYAN PILIPINAS, INC.	130,491
54	PARTIDO NG MANGGAGAWA	130,039
55	ABANTE TRIBUNG MAKABANSA	129,513
56	ALYANSANG BAYANIHAN NG MGA MAGSASAKA, MANGGAGAWANG-BUKID AT MANGINGISDA	126,449
57	ALLIANCE TRANSPORT SECTOR	125,325
58	KAUNLARAN NG AGRIKULTURA, ASENSADONG PROBINSYA ANGAT NG BAYAN	121,255
59	BARANGAY NATIN	116,876
60	AKSYON NG MAMAMAYANG NAGKAKAISA	111,617
61	1GUARDIANS NATIONALIST OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC.	111,539
62	1-AKO BABAENG ASTIG AASENSO	110,188
63	ACTION FOR DYNAMIC DEVELOPMENT, INC.	108,712
64	BABAE PARA SA KAUNLARAN	108,193
65	ANG LADLAD LBGT PARTY	106,566
66	AHON PINOY	106,349
67	KATRIBU INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S SECTORAL PARTY	105,847
68	BAGONG BAYAN NA NAGTATAGUYOD NG DEMOKRATIKONG IDEOLOHIYA AT LAYUNIN	105,218
69	CONFEDERATION OF NON-STOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, INC.	104,839
70	ONE ADVOCACY FOR HEALTH, PROGRESS AND OPPORTUNITY	102,370
71	KABALIKAT NG MAMAMAYAN	102,178
72	BINHI: PARTIDO NG MGA MAGSASAKA PARA SA MGA MAGSASAKA	100,621
73	1-AANI	100,113
74	AKAP BATA, INC.	98,589
75	AGILA NG KATUTUBONG PILIPINO, INC.	96,757
76	ANG ASSOSIASYON NG MGA TRABAHADOR AT PAHINANTE	96,679
77	BIYAYANG BUKID	92,178
78	ABAKADA GURO	90,191
79	FIRM 24-K ASSOCIATION, INC.	87,554
80	COCONUT FARMERS ASSOCIATION OF LINAMON, LANAO DEL NORTE, INC.	87,386
81	ABANTE ILONGGO	86,502
82	ANG KALUSUGAN PARA SA PINOY, INC.	85,887
83	AKO AYOKO SA BAWAL NA DROGA	83,489
84	FILIPINO MUSLIM ORGANIZATION	83,450
85	ACTION BROTHERHOOD FOR ACTIVE DREAMERS, INC.	82,651
86	PRO-ACTIVE ON CLIMATE CHANGE LEADERS, INC.	82,620
87	ANG TAGAPAGTAGUYOD NG SIKAP SA IKAUUNLAD NG MGA PINOY	81,171
88	WOMENPOWER, INC.	79,944
89	COCOFED-PHILIPPINE COCONUT PRODUCERS FEDERATION, INC.	79,437
90	ALYANSA NG OFW PARTY	78,467
91	1ST KABALIKAT NG BAYAN GINHAWANG SANGKATAUHAN	77,333
92	ACTION LEAGUE OF INDIGENOUS MASSES	76,798
93	PARTIDO NG KATUTUBONG PILIPINO	73,107
94	YOUTH LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND ADVANCEMENT	72,940
95	ANG TAO MUNA AT BAYAN	72,412
96	THE TRUE MARCOS LOYALIST (FOR GOD COUNTRY and PEOPLE) ASSOCIATION OF THE PHIL., INC.	71,646
97	ALLIANCE OF ASSOCIATIONS OF ACCREDITED WORKERS IN THE WATER SECTOR	67,894
98	VENDORS AND TRADERS ALLIANCE OF PHILIPPINES PARTY	67,787
99	BAYANI	67,617
100	ALLIANCE OF MINDANAO ELDERS	65,885
101	AGAPAY NG INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ALLIANCE, INC.	65,256
102	ALMA SA PAGKAHIKAOS AT IGNORANSIYA	64,075
103	ALLIANCE OF PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATIONS	63,260
104	CHAMPIONS FOR INNOVATIVE EMPLOYMENT	62,828
105	ORGANIZATION OF REGIONAL ADVOCATES FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE ONWARD NATION-BUILDING	62,506
106	BIYAHENG PINOY LABOR ASSOCIATION, INC.	62,056
107	PARENTS ENABLING PARENTS COALITION PARTY	61,075
108	AKBAY PINOY OFW-NATIONAL, INC.	60,837
109	UGNAYAN NG NAGKAKAISANG LAYUNIN AT ADHIKAING DAKILA	59,471
110	A BLESSED FEDERATION OF FARMERS AND FISHERMEN INTERNATIONAL, INC.	56,463
111	ANG MATA'Y ALAGAAN	56,216
112	SULONG! BARANGAY MOVEMENT	53,539
113	ADHIKAIN NG MGA DAKILANG ANAK MAHARLIKA	53,327
114	ALLIANCE FOR RURAL CONCERNS	53,098
115	ANG AGRIKULTURA NATIN ISULONG	51,862
116	ALLIANCE OF BICOLNON PARTY	50,895
117	AABANTE EMMANUEL CIVIC ASSOCIATION	50,359
118	ADHIKAIN AT KILUSAN NG ORDINARYONG TAO PARA SA LUPA, HANAPBUHAY AT KAUNLARAN	49,869
119	KABABAIHANG LINGKOD BAYAN SA PILIPINAS	47,229
120	ADHIKAING ALAY NG MARINO SA SAMBAYANAN, INC.	46,528
121	ASOSASYON NG MGA MALILIIT NA NEGOSYANTENG GUMAGANAP	46,270
122	ALLIANCE OF ADVOCATES IN MINING ADVANCEMENT FOR NATIONAL PROGRESS	46,262
123	AGRI-AGRA NA REPORMA PARA SA MAGSASAKA NG PILIPINAS MOVEMENT	45,093
124	ALAGAAN NATIN ATING KALUSUGAN	44,003
125	ACTION FOR DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT FOR- THE TRIBAL PEOPLE	43,210
126	BATANG IWAS SA DROGA FOUNDATION, INC.	42,937
127	KALAHI SECTORAL PARTY	41,720
128	GREEN FORCE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT-SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF MOTHER EARTH	40,723
129	ADVOCATES FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN AND HANDICAPPED MOVEMENT	37,936
130	ASSOCIATION FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS ADVOCAY IN LEADERSHIP	37,749
131	AKO AGILA SA NAGKAISANG MAGSASAKA	36,750
132	ANTI WAR / ANTI TERROR MINDANAO PEACE MOVEMENT	36,163
133	YES WE CAN, INC.	34,199
134	SECTORAL PARTY OF ANG MINERO (ANG MINERO)	33,990
135	AKAP KAPATIRAN PARA SA TANGKILIKAN NG MGA OBRERO	33,833
136	PASANG MASDA NATIONWIDE, INC.	33,192
137	ITENERANT VENDORS ALLIANCE OF THE PHILIPPINES	32,404
138	ALLIANCE OF BELIEVERS BRIDGE IN ATTAINING ACCURATE AND MEANINGFUL ADVANCEMENT	32,203
139	PAMILYANG OFW-SME NETWORK FOUNDATION	31,785
140	ALYANSA NG MAMAMAYANG NAGHIHIRAP	30,093
141	BAGO NATIONAL CULTURAL SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES	30,036
142	ABANG LINGKOD, INC.	29,893
143	SAGIP KAPWA FOUNDATION, INC.	29,174
144	KOALISYON NG KATUTUBONG SAMAHAN NG PILIPINAS	28,782
145	FREE WORKERS	28,454
146	ALLIANCE OF NATIONAL URBAN POOR ORGANIZATIONS ASSEMBLY, INC.	28,203
147	UNITED MOVEMENT AGAINST DRUGS FOUNDATION, INC.	27,927
148	SMALL FARMERS AND LAND TILLERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES	27,840
149	1-AANGAT KA PILIPINO	27,444
150	ALLIANCE OF REGIONAL COALITIONS AGAINST PEOPLE'S POVERTY, INC.	26,713
151	SOCIAL MOVEMENT FOR ACTIVE REFORM AND TRANSPARENCY	26,009
152	AGRARIAN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION	25,277
153	FIRST PEOPLE'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR INDIGENT STUDENT ATHLETES	25,211
154	ANG KAPISANAN NG MGA SEAMAN	24,561
155	BAGONG KOALISYON NG NAGKAKAISANG SAMAHAN SA SEKTOR NG TRANSPORTASYON	23,948
156	ABANTE KATUTUBO , INC.	23,890
157	ADVOCATES FOR PENOLOGY ENHANCEMENT AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE	23,635
158	AKBAY KALUSUGAN, INC.	21,201
159	ABANTE BICOL ORAGON INC.	21,062
160	ALLIANCE OF NATIONALISTIC AND GENUINE PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS ECONOMIC REFORM	20,704
161	ALLIANCE FOR COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION AND SERVICE	19,671
162	ASSOCIATION OF ADMINISTRATORS, PROFESSIONALS AND SENIORS	19,074
163	ALYANSA LUMAD, INC.	18,023
164	UNITED CADDIES AND GREEN KEEPERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES	17,888
165	BIGKIS PINOY MOVEMENT	17,828
166	ANGKAN KATUTUBO, INC.	17,630
167	DAMAYAN ALLIANCE OF THE AGING and DISABLED FILIPINOS, INC.	17,543
168	ALYANSA NG MEDIA AT SHOWBIZ	16,330
169	ALAY SERBISYO (WORKERS IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR ECONOMY)	16,079
170	ALAY SA BAYAN NG MALAYANG PROPESYONAL AT REPORMANG KALAKAL	15,400
171	ALYANSA NG MGA NAULILA NG MGA TAGAPAGTANGGOL NG BAYAN	14,307
172	ALLIANCE FRO PHILIPPINES SECURITY GUARDS COOPERATIVE	14,229
173	NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COMMUTERS PROTECTION	11,196
174	KABUKLURAN NG MGA KABABAIHANG FILIPINA SA TIMOG KATAGALUGAN	11,054
175	ONE NATION EMPOWERED BY TECHNOLOGY	11,012
176	ANG PARTIDO DEMOKRATIKO RURAL	10,443
177	ABOT TANAW	9,393
178	A CONVERGENCE FOR MINDANAO AGENDA, INC.	8,050
179	ALLIANCE AND ADVOCATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS' AFFAIRS	6,571
180	ALYANSA LUMAD MINDANAO, INC.	5,872
181	UNITED FILIPINO SEAFARERS	5,398
182	BINIGKIS NA INTERES NG MGA DRAYBER SA ADHIKAIN, INC.	4,670
183	CITIZEN POWER MOVEMENT, INC.	4,027
184	ALLIANCE OF VIGILANT PROTECTORS OF AQUATIC PRODUCTS	3,896
185	ANG SAMAHAN PARA SA MAGANDANG KABUHAYAN	3,697
186	PEOPLES FREEDOM PARTY	3,509
187	ANG NATIONAL COALITION ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S ACTION	1,090
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We have spent much time and resources to get the count right, but like any human endeavor it may be subject to error.

SA MGA ISIG NAKONG TAGA BILIRANON

2010-05-14T06:30:00.000-07:00

KINAHANGLAN PA BA NGA MU DANAK ANG DUGO SA ATONG USA KA ISLA BILIRANON PAARA LANG MAKAMTAN NATO ANG HUSTISYA? MAO LINI ANG NAHITABO KARON. SA MGA TAWONG GA TAGAAN UG KOMPYANSA SA MI AGING PINILIAY AYAW NA NATO I AGI UG DAHAS ANG TANAN. SA GE GAMIT NGA NGA TEKNOLOHIYA SA PAG PILI SA USA KA KANDIDATO NGA MU DAOG, PRECINT COUNT OPTICAL SACAN MACHINE (PICOS) KINAHANGLAN PA BA NGA ATONG TAGAAN UG MGA MALING PAGTUO? DILI NA GYUD UNTA ANGAY PANG MAGBATIKOS, KAY KLARO UG TATAW MAN ANG PAG PILI SA MGA KANDIDATO NGA MI DAOG PINAGI SA MAONG SISTEMA. UNTA KITANG TANAN SA BILIRAN MO CONCED UG MUDAWAT SA MGA KANDIDATONG MAOY GE PILI SA KATAWHAN NGA MULINGKOD PAG USAB SA ATONG GAMAY NGA ISLA SA BILIRAN. DILI GYUD KITA MAG KA HE USA KUNG PERMI NALNG INGANI ANG MAHETABO. UNTA TANAN TAWO SA ATONG GAMAY NGA ISLA MAGKASINABTANAY NATA. SALAMAT

To all Anak Coordinators and supporters:

2010-05-05T22:47:00.000-07:00

To all Anak Coordinators and supporters:
There will be a Grand Motorcade on Friday. May 7, 2010 at exactlly 0600 hours. Venue Quezon City Circle. All available vehicles are invited to join. Thank you.

To all members of PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE

2010-04-26T22:09:00.000-07:00

We really surprised that the said activities the NATIONAL CONVENTION OF PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE last Sunday was so successful.
We are really great-full to those members an officers had come, to join with us in any different provinces around the Philippines. The said convention really satisfied all of us, to know the functions of all members and officers of PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE. Were all honor to the presence of Mr. Willard Grageda the Chief Administrative and Financial Management Division IAS. Mr. General Policarpio Isaac Abogado of the PNP-IAS. Mr. Police Senior Superintendent (PESE) Founder/Chairman & 1st Nominee later The Founder/President of the ANAK Partylist Eduardo Bereber Octaviano Jr. and Mr. Winston Abapo the Founder General Of the PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE. To all memebers and oficers THANK YOU for your cooperation with us, Hopefully all us will have to continue with this said activities soon. Just visit my blogsite for further information.. God Bless us all officer Ronald De La Cruz Docallos of PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE.

PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE (MOA)

2010-04-24T01:43:00.001-07:00

Internal Affairs Service
The Internal Affairs Service of the Philippine National Police was established by Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as "Philippine National Police Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998," to serve as the institutional watchdog for the Philippine National Police.

Brief History
On 25 February 1998, President Fidel V. Ramos signed into law Republic Act No. 8551, otherwise known as "The PNP Reform and Reorganization Act of 1998." Among its salient provisions, as embodied under sec.39 of Title V thereof, is the creation of the INTERNAL AFFAIRS SERVICE (IAS) of the Philippine National Police (PNP).

Upon assumption to office of President Joseph Ejercito Estrada in 1998, Atty. Alexis C. Canonizado, a former Commissioner of the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM), was appointed as the first Inspector General on July 1, 1998.

On August 12, 1998, NAPOLCOM issued Resolution No. 98-179 designating Police Director General Santiago L. Alino, then the Acting Chief of the Philippine National Police, as the lead Commissioner who shall represent the Commission in overseeing and coordinating the immediate organization and operationalization of the PNP Internal Affairs Service during the transition period of ninety (90) days.

Shortly after the assignment of P/CSUPT Avelino Razon as the Deputy Director of the PNP Directorate for Plans on October 9, 1998, he immediately initiated the move to speedily activate the Internal Affairs Service to give essence to the provision of RA 8551 and the afore-cited NAPOLCOM Resolution. Series of conferences were then held and attended by representatives of all PNP Directorial Staff, PNP Legal Service, and the now defunct PNP Inspectorate and Internal Affairs Office and the PNP Internal Affairs Service. On December 18, 1998, NAPOLCOM issued Memorandum Circular No. 98-017 prescribing guidelines to facilitate the organization and operationalization of the Internal Affairs Service.

Finally, the members of the committee chaired by P/CSUPT Razon, came up with the recommendation which eventually led to issuance of PNP Letter of Instruction 11/99 (Gabay) dated February 16, 1999 which prescribed the smooth reassignment of PNP personnel, and the transfer of facilities, equipment, firearms, ammunitions, vehicles, supplies, records, and other resources of the now defunct Inspectorate and Internal Affairs Office, Regional Internal Affairs Office and the Provincial Internal Affairs Office to the newly-created PNP Internal Affairs Service and provision for their fund support.
Responsibility and Functions
The Internal Affairs Service (IAS) of the PNP has the power to:

pro-actively conduct inspections and audits on PNP personnel and units;
investigate complaints and gather evidence in support of an open investigation;
conduct summary hearings on PNP members facing administrative charges;
submit a periodic report on the assessment, analysis, and evaluation of the character and behavior of PNP personnel and units to the Chief PNP and the Commission;
file appropriate criminal cases against PNP members before the court as evidence warrants and assist in the prosecution of the case;
provide assistance to the Office of the Ombudsman in cases involving the personnel of the PNP.

The IAS shall also conduct, motu proprio, automatic investigation of the following cases:

incidents where a police personnel discharges a firearm;
incidents where death, serious physical injury, or any violation of human rights occurred in the conduct of a police operation;
incidents where evidence was compromised, tampered with, obliterated, or lost while in the custody of police personnel;
incidents where a suspect in the custody of the police was seriously injured; and
incidents where the established rules of engagement have been violated.

DAILY BLOG FORUMS TOOLS JOBS Q & A: Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood on Marine Highways

2010-03-17T23:31:00.001-07:00

DAILY BLOG FORUMS TOOLS JOBS Q & A: Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood on Marine Highways

PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE ADVISORY

2010-03-05T21:45:00.000-08:00

TO ALL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF PNP-IAS ANTI CRIME TASK FORCE
WE WILL HAVE AN NATIONAL CONVENTION INDUCTION OF OFFICERS OATHTAKING.
ON APRIL 20 TUESDAY 2010 IN AMRANTO STADIUM QUEZON CITY AT 1400H- 1700H YOUR PRESENCE IS HIGHLY APPRECIATED

DATED UNDER SIGNED;
FEBRUARY 26, 2010

WINSTON O. ABAPO
FOUNDER/PRESIDENT PNP-IAS ANTI CRINE TASK FORCE

POLICARPIO ISAAC ABOGADO
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TAVTS

2010-02-23T20:05:00.000-08:00

The Test Article Vehicle Transfer System (TAVTS) will demonstrate the transfer of vehicles between a surrogate Maritime Pre-positioning Force (Future) (MPF(F)) Mobile Landing Platform (MLP) ship and a side port platform on a large medium-speed roll-on/roll-off (LMSR) ship.

Valentines Day

2010-02-12T20:55:00.001-08:00

Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity.

Backacter 1100 dipper dredger is purpose-designed for its task

2010-02-01T04:30:00.000-08:00

By: Rondo Docille

The Backacter 1100 is purpose-designed for the marine environment.

In the past dipper dredges have often been designed with machinery originally designed to work in a terrestrial environment. However, in designing Jan de Nul's Backacter 1100, Shipyard De Donge in The Netherlands designed and built a powerful machine perfectly suited to the marine environment.
An important feature of the design of the Backacter 1100 for the marine environment is the placement of the hydraulic pump engines in the vessel’s hull. In addition to keeping the engines away from salt water, the fuel tanks are also located in the barge’s 65m by 20m by 4m hull.
As a result it is not necessary to stop the machine while fueling tanks located on the machine, as is the case with terrestrial backhoes mounted on barges. Designing the dipper as an integral part of the barge allows the barge spuds to be operated from the digger’s cabin. Operator fatigue is reduced by a shock-absorbing elastic foundation, integrated in the dredgers’ deck.

Without needing to stop for refueling or to ease an aching back, the operator of this innovative dredger can be more productive. De Donge cautions that productivity predictions can be influenced by factors such as resistance of the bottom, barge availability and operator experience. At the same time they estimate that the type 1100 Donge Backacter working at 20m can dredge 810m3 per hour and at 17m depth this can increase to about 1,012m3/hr.
At the heart of this productivity is a pair of highly reliable IMO compliant V-16 1,900kW (2,547hp) at 1,800 rpm Cummins QSK60-(D)M diesels. The engines turn eight Rexroth double variable displacement axial piston pumps through water-cooled gears.
The dredge is classed by Bureau Veritas and is capable of working in seas up to 2.5m wave heights.

GulfNav releases analytical study about new ship-building fluctuation prices

2010-01-27T04:48:00.000-08:00

By Rondo Docille

Jan 27, 2010

WAM Dubai, 27th Jan 2010 (WAM) : Gulf Navigation Holding PJSC (GulfNav), one of the leading ship owning and maritime service companies in the region, has recently published an analytical study about the shipping and maritime industry, focusing on the recent challenges that the field had faced because of the economic drop, while highlighting its strong ability to remain profitable due to its solid experience and deep knowledge of the market, which enabled it to continue its successful operations despite all the economic challenges that the world has witnessed in the past period of time.

The study has showed that the Shipyard Order Book rate has dropped radically in the past year. At the beginning of 2009, the Order Book rate was close to 40%, and in the same period of January this year, the rate has dropped down to reach approximately 24%. The situation has affected most of shipping and maritime companies, of which some have come under high pressure.

Abdullah Al Shuraim, Chairman of the Board of Directors, GulfNav, said: "The past year was definitely very difficult and stressful for most companies in the field of shipping and maritime. We saw lots of companies who moved backwards and tried to recover from the loss that the economic drop has caused. The rate drop of the Order Book clearly indicates the pressure that those companies are facing, and I'm pleased to state that GulfNav wasn't one of those companies".

The first cause for the Order Book rate drop was that a lot of ship owners have managed to cancel the orders they have placed in previous years, in one way or another. Ship yards have received monetary compensations last year from ship owners in order to stop the building of contracted ships, which was then removed from the Order Book and hence the percentage has dropped.

Another reason is that a lot of the contracts were converted into different types of ships, for example a lot of oil tankers were turned into dry cargo carriers instead, which again affect the Order Book records. It's worth mentioning that the request of cancelling a ship or turning it into a new item happens before the construction phase starts, in other words before the steel cutting begins.

The company also stated that if we look back at the market situation few years ago, we will notice that ship building prices have increased dramatically between the year 2004 and 2008. As an example, the price of building a new product tanker with a capacity of 47,000-51,000 DWT (Deadweight Tonnage) has increased (on an average) from $ 36.05 in 2004 Million to $ 51.67 Million in 2008. That was prior to the drop that the shipping industry faced in the end of 2008. Despite the high increase in price, a lot of ship owners were still, surprisingly, in the buying mood and many contracts were signed at that time for almost double prices.

The prices have started to go up in the beginning of 2005. Prices reached the top in August 2008 at a $ 53.5 Million for a building a new product tanker. Between September 2008 and June 2009, prices continued to drop from $ 52.5 Million to 42.5 Million. In the end of 2009, the price of the ship reached $ 35 Million or below, and one ship is recently recorded sold for as low as 32 Million Dollars.

Between 2006 and 2007, a lot of ships were contracted at that time despite the price increase. Contracts are usually restricted with payment terms, where 10% to 20% down-payments must be made when signing the deal, if not more. The ship construction process can take several years, and a lot of ship owners - especially before the steel cut phase as explained earlier- have managed to either cancel the order for a monetary compensation to ship yards, or convert the order, or delay the delivery.

Another important aspect of this is financing. In previous times, banks used to provide between 70% to 85% finance of the contract price of the ship, but the contract clause would typically state: 'The percentage of finance provided will be as per Fair Market Value at the time of delivery of the ship'.

For example, if a ship owner signed a deal in November 2007 for the same ship mentioned above, the shipbuilding contract price would be at $ 52.5 Million, and a bank would finance to up to 80%, i.e. up to $ 42 Million. Assuming that the vessel will be delivered in 2010, the same ship would be worth $ 32 Million, and as per the Fair Market Value clause, the bank will then finance a maximum of $ 25.6 Million, which will leave the company with a difference of approximately $ 26.9 Million to pay on its own in order to get the ship into operations. This will put many companies in jeopardy, especially if they have more than one vessel on order.

Per Wistoft, CEO of Gulf Navigation Holding, commented on this matter: "During the past few years we were quite sure that ship building prices would definitely decrease again. GulfNav was very cautious in terms of signing new deals at that time. As a matter of fact, the company made sure not to jeopardize its position and go into any risk of purchasing new ships with such high prices. We have over 30 years of experience in the market, and we have seen similar fluctuation scenarios".

GulfNav was on the right track for the past few years. With its strong decision not to make expensive acquisitions, the company managed to remain stable and continue its position as one of the leading shipping and maritime firms in the world. With its 11 specialized subsidiaries and 15 owned tankers including new buildings and charters, GulfNav continues to satisfy its worldwide crude oil and petrochemicals clients.

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Shipping Sector Optimistic Over Light at End

2010-01-25T02:36:00.000-08:00

Published on January 22, 2010

By; Rondo Docille

THE SHIPPING sector is facing serious challenges as a result of the international financial crisis, Communications and Works Minister Nicos Nicolaides said yesterday.
Despite current problems, the shipping community was confident that better days werea head, he said.
“We all hope that we are approaching the end of the crisis and that better prospects and opportunities for shipping will soon surface. During the course of this financial crisis, the shipping sector should focus on quality, safety and efficiency, investing in human capital and new technologies,” Nicolaides said in his address to an international shipping seminar held in Limassol yesterday.
Titled ‘Shipping Before Dawn’, the seminar was co-organised by the Cyprus Shipping Chamber (CSC) and the Baltic and International Maritime Council. The seminar examined whether the international shipping sector was close to the dawn of a new start following the adverse impacts of the international financial crisis.
“Facing this crisis has been a huge challenge, but we are hopeful that through correct and careful management, the Cypriot shipping sector will soon emerge from these difficult days with the least possible consequences,” added Captain Eugen Adami, President of the CSC.
The seminar also addressed the other challenges faced by Cypriot shipping, including the embargo on Cypriot ships imposed by Turkey. “The continued Turkish embargo on ships under the Cypriot flag, that Turkey is illegally and unilaterally imposing not only affects Cypriot shipping interests, but also the shipping interests of the EU,” said Adami. “The CSC will continue its efforts, in cooperation with the Cyprus government and the EU so that the embargo is finally lifted.”
Meanwhile, the state expressed its support for the expansion strategy of the Cypriot shipping sector by promising to provide better tax conditions. “The Cypriot shipping sector is the third largest in Europe and tenth in the world. We seek to increase that power and attract more shipping companies through the tax incentives that will be given through a new shipping-tax system,” rondocille said

Black Nazarene

2010-01-08T21:23:00.000-08:00

Black Nazarene
January 9, 2010
By: Rondo Docille
The Original Statue of Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno de Quiapo

The Black Nazarene is a life-sized, dark-colored, wooden sculpture of Jesus Christ held to be miraculous by many people, especially its Filipino devotees. Its original carver is an anonymous Mexican carpenter, and the image was transported by galleon from Mexico. The image is currently enshrined in the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo, Manila, Philippines where novena celebrations are held every Friday throughout the whole year. Roman Catholic tradition holds that the Black Nazarene came from a boat that caught fire, turning it from its original white into black or charred complexion. The Black Nazarene is carried into the streets for procession in a "Caroza" or carriage.

The feast of the Most Holy Black Nazarene is celebrated every 9th of January while novena masses begin on the first Friday day of the year, in honor of its weekly novena mass held every Friday. During the annual public procession, only the body of the Black Nazarene is displayed in procession to the public, while the original head portion of the statue is retained in the Basilica of the Black Nazarene within the high altars of the church. The Black Nazarene is also famously noted for its devotees who walk the procession streets barefoot, without shoes or sandals as to imitate Jesus Christ on his way to Mount Calvary.
Contents

* 1 History
* 2 National Hymn
* 3 Devotion
o 3.1 Processions
* 4 Events in the 2008 feast
* 5 Events in the 2009 feast
* 6 Events in the 2010 feast

History

The image was brought to the Philippines by the Augustinian Recollect Missionaries on May 31, 1606. It was initially enshrined in the first Recollect church in Bagumbayan (now part of Rizal Park). On September 10, 1606, the church was inaugurated and placed under the patronage of St. John the Baptist. In 1608, the Nazarene image was transferred to the second bigger Recollect church of San Nicolas de Tolentino built inside the fortress of Intramuros. Between the years 1767 and 1790, the Archbishop of Manila, Basilio Sancho de Santas Justa y Rufina, ordered the transfer of the image of the Nazareno to the church in Quiapo under the patronage of St. John the Baptist. The intensity of the devotion to the Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno flourished and spread throughout the Philippines.

Today, the head portion of the Black Nazarene is retained in the high altars of the Quiapo church while the body is used for public procession. In the 2007 Black Nazarene feast, both the original head and the body were combined together in celebration of the Black Nazarene's 400 year old history.

The veneration of the Black Nazarene is very popular among Filipinos because of their religious piety and devotion to the sufferings of Jesus Christ. Many devotees of the Black Nazarene attribute their poverty and struggles in the daily society to the wounds and tribulations of Jesus Christ, as represented by the Black Nazarene. Although the patron saint of the Minor Basilica of Black Nazarene is originally Saint John the Baptist, the consecration of the Black Nazarene has gained more popular because Jesus Christ is the center of piety and devotion, which may or may not be interceded through a saint.
[edit] National Hymn

Below is the National Hymn composed by Lucio San Pedro, which is used by the Quiapo church as the main hymn to the Black Nazarene.

Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno

Lyrics: Lucio San Pedro

I

Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno, (Our Father Jesus Nazarene)
Sinasamba ka namin (We worship you)
Pinipintuho ka namin (we admire you)"
Aral mo ang aming buhay (Your lessons are our life)
at Kaligtasan (and our salvation)

II

Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno (Our Father Jesus Nazarene)
Iligtas mo kami sa Kasalanan (Please save us from our sins)
Ang Krus mong Kinamatayan ay (Your cross from which you died on)
Sagisag ng aming Kaligtasan (is the sign of our Salvation)

Chorus:

Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno (Our Father Jesus Nazarene)
Dinarangal ka namin (We honor you)
Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno (Our Father Jesus Nazarene)
Nilul'walhati ka namin (We glorify you)
Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno (Our Father Jesus Nazarene)
Dinarangal ka namin (We honor you)
Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno (Our Father Jesus Nazarene)
Nilul'walhati ka namin (We glorify you)
[edit] Devotion

The devotion to the miraculous Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno has attracted huge following among the populace. Its popularity, which initially spread to the northern and southern provinces of Luzon, spread over time throughout the country.

The uniquely Filipino devotion to the Black Nazarene merited the sanction and encouragement of two popes. In 1650, Pope Innocent X gave his pontifical blessing with a Papal Bull that canonically established the Confraternity of the Most Holy Black Christ Nazarene (Cofradia de Santo Cristo Jesús Nazareno) and Pope Pius VII gave his second blessing in the 19th century, by granting plenary indulgence to those who piously pray before the image of the Black Nazarene of Quiapo.

In addition to this, devotees pay homage to the Santo Cristo Jesus Nazareno by clapping their hands in praise at the end of every Mass performed at the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene.
Processions

Today, despite the rough-and-tumble that usually accompanies the thrice-yearly procession of the image, the Filipino people's devotion to God in the special appellation of Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno continues to flourish and shows no sign of waning; death, wounds, bodily pains and physical discomfort notwithstanding.

For more than 200 years, the statue has been placed on a golden red carriage every January 9th and pulled through the streets of Quiapo by male devotees clad in maroon. People who have touched the Nazarene are reported to have sometimes been healed of their diseases. Catholics come from all over Manila for the chance that they will be able to get close enough to touch the image and perhaps even receive a miracle. They also throw towels or handkerchiefs to the people guarding the statue and ask them to rub them on the statue in hopes of carrying some of that power away with them.

The procession, and the accompanying Feast of the Black Nazarene, takes place every year on January 9. This commemorates the Translacion or the transfer of the image to its present shrine in Quiapo
Events in the 2008 feast

On January 9, 2008, the number of devotees who joined the procession swelled to 80,000 in Quiapo, Manila. One-and-a-half to three million people can be accommodated around Plaza Miranda and Quezon Boulevard. [1][2] Two people died and around 50 injured devotees were rushed to 2 hospitals and a makeshift clinic of the Philippine National Red Cross for first aid treatment, as the procession proceeded.[3] Vice President Noli de Castro, a known devotee of the statue, also joined the big procession.[4][5]MPD District Director Senior Supt. Roberto Rosales stated that the crowd swelled to 2.2 to 2.6 million "when others, including local residents, joined the procession along the 4.7-km route.” The procession ended at 9:45 p.m.[6] In 2006, 2 devotees also died and 20 others only were injured during the procession.[7]
Events in the 2009 feast

On the 402nd year celebration of the Black Nazarene, the Minor Basilica of Quiapo decided to change the route of the procession of the Black Nazarene. Instead of beginning the procession at 3 pm from the Quiapo Church, the procession was scheduled to begin from the Quirino Grandstand near Dr. Jose Rizal's national hero monument in Luneta at 8:30AM, therefore going through wider roads and streets towards the Quiapo Church. The Quiapo Church Rectory has decided to change routes to prevent injuries and deaths that has happened in the previous years due to the large crowds and stampede during the procession. A healing mass is also celebrated preceding the 8:30 am procession, officiated by his eminence, the Roman Catholic Manila Archbishop, Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales. Philippines' Vice-President Noli De Castro, a known devotee of the Black Nazarene was present in the Eucharistic mass and procession as well with City of Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim.

However, on the day of the procession of the Black Nazarene, upon reaching almost the end of the new route, the older route was still followed due to many devotees who has decided to pull the ropes of the carriage towards the original route which encircles the Quiapo church. The new route was followed only up till Arlegui street, after which many of the Quiapo devotees took charge of the carriage and pulled the carriage ropes towards the original route of the procession. Many of these devotees has recently complained to the police officials because they believe that the Black Nazarene's passing towards their area results in their numerous blessings and good luck, many of whom are financiers and patrons of the Quiapo church.

The Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo has also decided to move the replica statue of the Black Nazarene to San Agustin's Cathedral in Cagayan de Oro, in the Mindanao island, so that Nazarene devotees from Mindanao may not have to travel to Quiapo, Manila for their annual pilgrimage.
Events in the 2010 feast

Thank You and More Power To all Devotes and to all people celebrating the annual events the Feast Of Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno de Quiapo..

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