Who will you pick?
Based on the Surveys:
Is it credible? Is this surveys will change the flow of the upcoming Elections?
First, let's back up their profiles and see who really they are. These are my opinions which are based from what I research. I'll try to make it as short and straight to the point.
#1 Loren Legarda
Legarda is a notable advocate of Climate Change Awareness and has numerous achievements in the fields of social development and human rights advocacy along with her work in journalism. She also has a lot of criticisms, mostly on her advocacy. Still, staying safe and have background on how the media can criticize that's why there's no way that she could have a terrible image. In my opinion, She's been in the office from 1998 until now, and me as a Filipino Citizen, I can't feel any of her ammendments and projects even if its about climate change.
#2 Chiz Escudero
This man's meteoric rise into the nation's consciousness as a leader
has earned him several distinctions, including becoming a TOYM awardee in recognition of his
selfless dedication as a youth leader.He has not gone unnoticed; in 2007, he was the only Filipino named as
Asia News Network's Asia's Idols. He has also been honored by the
prestigious World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader of 2008 in
recognition of his professional accomplishments, commitment to society
and potential to contribute to shaping the future of the world. He had these achievements but break up with her wife, and very irritating frenzy to his new girlfriend. He couldn't fix it all up. You couldn't fix yourself and yet he wants to assume to the Senate AGAIN. Continue to criticize the past government and people who try to accuse him. ACTIONS are more important than promises.
#3 Alan Cayetano
AGAIN like the person mention above. More on promises and files of cases through their opponents but did he have projects? He always have statements that caused media attention to create good image from him but did from way back when he started his career as a senator, did you see his projects?
#4 JV Ejercito
Please don't vote for him. Please. That's all.
#5 Jack Enrile
The son of our Great Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, but again, Please don't vote for him. It just the same as the person above him in the standings.
#6 Antonio Trillanes IV
I can't believe people vote Him. He's one of the leaders of the 2003 Oakwood Mutiny. I'm not against their protest of rampant corruption. He was in prison but elected as Senator? What?! Only in the Philippines. :))
#7 Gregorio Honasan
This was the person why like Antonio Trillanes won the elections. Same Process, just different persons but the funny thing was They still won the elections. :))
#8 Koko Pimentel
Mr. Pimentel has a lot to prove about what he can do more in Senate. Good and Clean image. What more can you ask for? He has a good direction, Let's just see from his platforms can be implemented in the upcoming years.
#9 Migz Zubiri
He always been in the good side of politics. Even amidst of criticisms and results from the previous election, He still backs it up and pursue his direction and goals. And I think from what he acted upon what happened last time, He can used to manuever himself and win in this election.
#10 Sonny Angara
If his own people from his district don't believe in him. Why the nation believe him? Last year, in the lantern parade, I saw some people from his province protesting the Angara's. Even if he's own school doesn't support him. It's because he ousted the former chief justice. It's because he proposed a lot of ammendments and laws?. Can you feel his actions?
#11 Cynthia Villar
Again, Please don't vote for her. That's all.
#12 Nancy Binay
His Father and Brother were great public servants because of huge background and experience. But still, please don't voter her. But I'm happy if she stay as a housewife for her family.
What are your thoughts? Who are your picks? Vote Wisely!
Sto.Domingo Church was built by the Dominican Order under the supervision of Bishop Domingo De Salazar,OP of Intramuros, Manila.It
was a wooden structure then. It was reconstructed again together with
the convent after it collapsed in 1589 but this time it was made up of
concrete. It was called "Our Lady of the Rosary" or "Our Lady of La Naval".
It was relocated to Quezon City
after getting lot of destruction during the World War 2.The image is
credited for having saved the city from a Dutch invasion in 1646. It is
honored in a much celebrated religious festival.
The church is one of the tallest and largest in the Philippines.
The main altar has a mosaic of St. Dominic designed by Architect Jose
Zaragoza. Galo Ocampo designed the stained glass windows. The mural in
front was created by Francesco Riccardo Monti.
