cabinet members of the phillippines?
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President  Alejandro TOLEDO \nFirst Vice President    \nSecond Vice President  David WAISMAN \nPrime Minister  Pedro Pablo KUCZYNSKI Godard \nMin. of Agriculture  Manuel MANRIQUE \nMin. of Commerce & Tourism  Alfredo FERRERO \nMin. of Defense  Marciano RENGIFO Ruiz \nMin. of Economy & Finance  Fernando ZAVALA Lombardi \nMin. of Education  Javier SOTA Nadal \nMin. of Energy & Mines  Glodomiro SANCHEZ Mejia \nMin. of Foreign Affairs  Oscar MAURTUA de Romana \nMin. of Health  Pilar MAZZETTI Soler \nMin. of Housing  Rudecindo VEGA \nMin. of Interior  Romulo PIZARRO Tomassi \nMin. of Justice  Alejandro TUDELA Chopitea \nMin. of Labor  Carlos ALMERI \nMin. of Production  David LEMOR \nMin. of Transportation & Communications  Jose ORTIZ Rivera \nMin. of Women & Social Development  Ana Maria ROMERO \nPresident, Central Reserve Bank     \nAmbassador to the US  Eduardo FERRERO \nPermanent Representative to the UN Oswaldo DE RIVERO Barreto
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non-Filipinos please do not type something you do not understand in our country because it will just make you look bad. Our country the Philippines is under the government of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo who I have to say is better than some of the past presidents. The Problem is that the opposition always finds a way to bring down the Gloria Administration in order for then to take full control of power. Most of corrupt officials belong to the opposition and for this I hate them. The president for me is very educated and has all the knowledge to govern the country. In the other hand most of the opposition is made up of people who have not finished college or actors who does not have all the experience to govern. some of the senators are also a waste for they only stay in power yet do nothing to help the country. I hope to give more power to the charter change of the president to parliamentary system because it will do a big difference in passing laws. It will also do good because the corrupt officials will be taken away from their seat of power. Many people hate the charter change yet most of these people do not even know what charter change is, they don't even know how the parliamentary system works. the following are some factors that hinders the growth of the economy and the country:\n1. Uneducated Filipinos who wants to prove nothing.\n2. Corrupt officials who want to stay in power.\n3. poor people who are paid to rally\n4. terrorist\n5. The opposition. Is it not ironic that the oppositions that want to make a better country only destroys the country by the pointless rallies they make that affects the economy.\n\ngood thing the president is there to keep the economy from collapsing.
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Magandang Gabi from Curaçao!\nThere are 7 Filipinos working for me here on board my ship (I'm an American)...they are all hard-working, smart guys...I've visited the Philippines several times, many years ago...always had a very good time there...just wish that some day the Philippines will be free of all the corruption that represses it...then Filipinos (and Filipinas) will become truly prosperous.
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Have a look at this site, with some searching you should find the answer, if not you can leave a query there:\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/government/cabinet.html
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Curently, there are only 23 senators in the Philippines. Noli de Castro used to be a senator but he won in the Vice-Presidential election when he ran in May 2004.\n\n1. Edgardo Angara\n2. Joker Arroyo\n3. Rodolfo Biazon\n4. Pia Cayetano\n5. Franklin Drilon\n6. Loi Estrada\n7. Jinggoy Estrada\n8. Juan Ponce Enrile\n9. Juan Flavier\n10. Richard Gordon\n11. Panfilo Lacson\n12. Lito Lapid\n13. Alfredo Lim\n14. Jamby Madrigal\n15. Ramon Magsaysay, Jr.\n16. Serge Osmeña III\n17. Francis Pangilinan\n18. Aquilino Pimentel\n19. Ralph Recto\n20. Ramon Revilla, Jr.\n21. Manuel Roxas II\n22. Miriam Defensor-Santiago\n23. Manuel Villar, Jr.
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There are 7,107 islands on the Philippines: the most significant ones are:\n\n* Luzon including Manila:\n* Mindanao:\n* Palawan;\n* Negros;\n* Cebu;\n* Samay; \n* Leyte; and\n* Bohol.\n\nThe past five presidents of the Philippines have been:\n\n    * Ferdinand E. Marcos 1965-1986\n    * Corazon C. Aquino : 1986–1992 (new constitution ratified in February 1987)\n    * Fidel V. Ramos : 1992–1998\n    * Joseph Ejercito Estrada : 1998–2001 (deposed by Supreme Court) 1998–2004 (supposed tenure)\n    * Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo : 2001–2004 (assumed the presidency on Supreme Court approval ), 2004–2010 (elected tenure)
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Anneli R. Lontoc is the Assistant Secretary and in charge of the Land Transportation Office of the Phillipines. \n\nSee the organizational chart at\nhttp://www.lto.gov.ph/orgchart.html\n\nAs I understand information on the website at\nhttp://www.lto.gov.ph/index.html there no longer\nis a Bureau of Land.  It was abolished and eventually absorbed by the Land Transportation Office.\n\nIf Land Transportation Office isn't the correct office you're interested in, you might look at http://www.abakada.com.ph/phil_link.htm\nwhich lists all Phillipine Government Departments, Bureaus, and Agencies.
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Here 'ya go:\nhttp://www.pm.gc.ca/eng/cabinet.asp?featureId=8\n\nHope that helps!
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What is Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's position in the line of Philippine presidents?
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Have you tried the Philippine government website?  \n\nhttp://http://www.gov.ph/\n\nOn right side of the home page, there is a listing "by category."  Agriculture, defense, economy...I would imagine those are the governmental departments you're looking for.  Each link will bring you to a new page...often with a link to that specific departments webpage.  You'll find the head, chairman, et cetera there.\n\nHope this helps.
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http://www.tiresias.org/agencies/countries_p/philippines.htm#philippines\n\nhttp://www.oraldeafed.org/schools/johntracy/print.html (supports families in the Phillipines)
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yes , why not ? this Philippine government made our lives so hard, we cant tell who is telling the truth and whom to believe then. Many bebefits are not given to the government employees. So we need a change , and that change shall take efect soon. impeachment is one of the solutions.
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in the Philippines???
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Here is a site for all the Philippine president biographies.\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/on/philpres/\n Emilio Aguinaldo\nManuel L.Quezon\nSergio Osmeña,Sr.\nJose P.Laurel\nManuel A.Roxas\nElpidio Quirino\nRamon Magsaysay\nCarlos P. Garcia\nDiosdado Macapagal\nFerdinand E.Marcos\nCorazon C.Aquino\nFidel V. Ramos\nJoseph Estrada \n It is not in Tagalog but you can always Google it to change the site language.
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There does not seem to be one, but here is the regular address, and some information.\n\nBOARD OF PARDONS & PAROLE\nExecutive Director\nDOJ Agencies Bldg., NIA Road \ncor. East Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City\nTel. 927-2688 \n\nRevised Rules and Regulations\nhttp://www.doj.gov.ph/revised/page2.html\n\nOther legal information\nhttp://www.helplinelaw.com/lawyers/international/philippines-lawyers.php\n\nPhillipine Supreme Court E-Library\nhttp://www.supremecourt.gov.ph/index.php
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Hmm, very broad question..\n\nthese should help you out:\n\nhttp://www.gov.ph/directory/main.asp?id=1\nhttp://www.i-site.ph/Databases/data-executive.html\n\ngood luck\n\ncheers
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The private-law Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has a preeminent role among the country's business associations. Created in 1978 when the Philippine Chamber of Industries and the Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines merged, the PCCI has been recognized by the government as the leading voice of the private sector and is represented in key government councils. \n\ni tried to find an e-mail addres but no luck yet, i think they do have a phone number