+ Follow MARK ALLAN JAY YAMBAO Tag
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[Title] => Administration bets duke it out in Malabon congressional race
[Summary] => Two administration candidates are running against each other in the race to represent the lone district of Malabon City in the House of Representatives.
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[Title] => Malabon vice mayor’s unauthorized expenses questioned
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The Commission on Audit has ordered Malabon City Vice Mayor Arnold Vicencio to "settle immediately" over P380,000 after the COA disallowed the disbursement of funds paid as salaries of consultants that Vicencio hired in 2005.
In a letter sent in May to Mayor Canuto Oreta and city treasurer Ernesto Pabustan, Elizabeth Zosa, of the COA’s local legal and adjudication office, said Vicencio had no authority to hire consultants.
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[Title] => Oreta gets people’s nod in Malabon
[Summary] => Former police major and Engineer Canuto "Tito" Oreta (KNP) swamped acting city mayor Mark Allan Jay Yambao (Lakas-CMD) by a wide margin and was proclaimed by the city Board of Canvassers yesterday at the Malabon city hall.
Final official Comelec results showed Oreta, former city councilor, two-time Oustanding Barangay Captain (Maysilo, 1989, 1994) and nine-year president of the Association of Barangay Captains (ABC), leading the rest of the mayoral contenders at 50,682, some 10,000 votes over second-running Yambao’s 40,644 .
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[Title] => P4-B mega dike to solve flooding in Camanava
[Summary] => The ongoing construction of the P4-billion mega dike project of President Arroyo in the Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) area is expected to solve the perennial flooding in the area, especially in Navotas and Malabon.
During a Pulong Bayan and distribution of Certificates of Entitlement to Lot Allotment (CELA) held at the Plaza Rodriguez Amphitheater in Malabon last Thursday night, the President and her runningmate Sen. Noli de Castro discussed the government’s action to solve the almost daily flooding in some parts of Camanava due to high tide.
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MARK ALLAN JAY YAMBAO
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[Title] => Administration bets duke it out in Malabon congressional race
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[Title] => Malabon vice mayor’s unauthorized expenses questioned
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The Commission on Audit has ordered Malabon City Vice Mayor Arnold Vicencio to "settle immediately" over P380,000 after the COA disallowed the disbursement of funds paid as salaries of consultants that Vicencio hired in 2005.
In a letter sent in May to Mayor Canuto Oreta and city treasurer Ernesto Pabustan, Elizabeth Zosa, of the COA’s local legal and adjudication office, said Vicencio had no authority to hire consultants.
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[Title] => Oreta gets people’s nod in Malabon
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Final official Comelec results showed Oreta, former city councilor, two-time Oustanding Barangay Captain (Maysilo, 1989, 1994) and nine-year president of the Association of Barangay Captains (ABC), leading the rest of the mayoral contenders at 50,682, some 10,000 votes over second-running Yambao’s 40,644 .
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During a Pulong Bayan and distribution of Certificates of Entitlement to Lot Allotment (CELA) held at the Plaza Rodriguez Amphitheater in Malabon last Thursday night, the President and her runningmate Sen. Noli de Castro discussed the government’s action to solve the almost daily flooding in some parts of Camanava due to high tide.
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