+ Follow BARANGAY ALLEY Tag
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[Title] => Electioneering marks 2006 in Manila
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The Manila City Hall in 2006 can be summed up as the year when politicians started placing their best foot forward in preparation for the local elections slated on May next year.
The most coveted local seat, the mayoralty, is up for grabs as incumbent Mayor Lito Atienza is set to end his three-term next year and could no longer run for the same position for the fourth consecutive time.
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[Title] => Barangay Alley program launched in Manila
[Summary] => Manila City Hall has allocated some P40 million and would tap the talents of local skilled workers in at least 72 barangays to renovate selected secondary and tertiary roads as part of their inner city development projects.
Arnold "Ali" Atienza, Manila City Hall-Inner City Projects chairman, said the developmental projects are covered by the "Barangay Alley" program, which is under the umbrella flagship program "Buhayin ang Maynila," which was started by his father, Manila Mayor Lito Atienza.
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[Title] => Manila set to redevelop Quiapo’s photo haven
[Summary] => The city government of Manila, under Mayor Lito Atienza’s Buhayin ang Maynila program, is set to redevelop R. Hidalgo street in Quiapo to restore its historic character as the photography haven of the country.
This developed after a consultation meeting at the Manila City Hall between officials headed by Atienza and R. Hidalgo street photography shop owners, different photography organizations, various photojournalists and even enthusiasts.
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The Manila City Hall in 2006 can be summed up as the year when politicians started placing their best foot forward in preparation for the local elections slated on May next year.
The most coveted local seat, the mayoralty, is up for grabs as incumbent Mayor Lito Atienza is set to end his three-term next year and could no longer run for the same position for the fourth consecutive time.
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[Summary] => Manila City Hall has allocated some P40 million and would tap the talents of local skilled workers in at least 72 barangays to renovate selected secondary and tertiary roads as part of their inner city development projects.
Arnold "Ali" Atienza, Manila City Hall-Inner City Projects chairman, said the developmental projects are covered by the "Barangay Alley" program, which is under the umbrella flagship program "Buhayin ang Maynila," which was started by his father, Manila Mayor Lito Atienza.
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[Title] => Manila set to redevelop Quiapo’s photo haven
[Summary] => The city government of Manila, under Mayor Lito Atienza’s Buhayin ang Maynila program, is set to redevelop R. Hidalgo street in Quiapo to restore its historic character as the photography haven of the country.
This developed after a consultation meeting at the Manila City Hall between officials headed by Atienza and R. Hidalgo street photography shop owners, different photography organizations, various photojournalists and even enthusiasts.
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