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EO sa ‘hotline 8888,’ gilagdaan na ni Duterte
MANILA, October 27 (PIA)–Gilagdaan na ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte ang Executive Order No. 6 nga pormal nang nagtukod sa “8888” isip citizens’ complaint hotline. Nakalatid sa maong EO ang mandato sa 8888 isip usa ka mekanismo diin mahimong mosumbong ang katawhan kalabot sa red tape o kahiwian sa mga ahensya sa gobyerno ug uban pang may kalabotan nga opisina sa gobyerno. Pamunoan kini sa Office of the Cabinet Secretary nga gidumala karon ni Kalihim Leoncio Evasco Jr. Mahimong mosumbong sa 8888 pinaagi sa text message, email, website ug sa social media. Bukas kini 24/7 gawas na lamang kun holiday o suspendido ang trabaho. Kun adunay mosumbong sa 8888, i-refer nila kini sa ahensyang hingtungdan alang sa mahimong lakang nila aron masulbad ang reklamo ug kinahanglan silang magbaton og konkretong aksiyon sulod lamang sa 72 oras. Nagsugod na niadto pang Agosto 1 ang 8888 hotline apil na ang 911 emergency hotline, apan niadtong Oktubre 14 lamang nalagdaan sa Presidente ang pormal nga institutionalization sa maong emergency hotline.... read moreCabinet cluster, gi-reorganisa ni Duterte
MANILA, October 27 (PIA)–Gilagdaan na ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte ang executive order nga nag-reorganisa sa mga cabinet cluster. Pinaagi sa Executive Order No. 7 nga gilagdaan sa Presidente niadtong Oktubre 14, 2016, gi-reorganisa niini ang gabinete sa lima ka cluster: ang good governance and anti-corruption; human development and poverty reduction; economic development; security justice and peace; ug climate change and mitigation. Ubos sa E.O number 7, ang security, justice and peace cluster nga kanhi gipamunoan sa Executive Secretary pangunahan na karon sa Kalihim sa Department of National Defense (DND) sa tumong nga masiguro nga mapatuman ang mandato sa gobyerno nga pugngan ang lawless violence ug ipadaug ang kampanya batok sa krimen ilabi na sa ginadili nga droga ug korapsiyon. Mahimong miyembro sa maong cluster ang Executive Secretary, Cabinet Secretary, ang Kalihim sa Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Department of Justice (DOJ), Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), ang National Security Adviser, Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process ug ang National Security Council isip Secretariat. Gi-amyendahan niini ang Executive Order No. 43 nga gipatuman ni kanhi Presidente Benigno Aquino III niadtong tuig 2011.... read more
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Local News/ Bohol Balita
Bohol Chronicle and DYRD laughs off challenge by a City Hall Official
A City Hall Official challenges the DYRD and Bohol Chronicle to tackle more on the fertilizer fund controversy. It is because the official is ignorant on the latest events of controversy. The official adds that is the media’s part to report since four of our Boholano officials are involved The official keeps on attacking the media and says that the Chronicle should focus on the Chatto’s comments on the controversy. The media questions why the city official has biased opinions only on Chatto and does not include the other involved officials as well. The DYRD & Bohol Chronicle Media Organization tells the City Hall official that he should stop telling what the media should do. For the official’s part, he should stop attacking the media since they are only reporting the facts; like when he said that he would disconnect illegal connections and then after a few days, saying he wouldn’t. Bohol Chronicle & DYRD tells the official that they do not make up...BIR devises method to stop establishments’ non-issuance of receipts
The Bureau of Internal Revenue has devised a way to stop establishments’ non-issuance of receipts. Under the leadership of New Revenue District Officer Marcelino Quito, BIR will give rewards to taxpayers who will report establishments that do not issue receipts. This is done so that people will be more enthusiastic in reporting such establishments. Based on a survey, many establishments still do not issue receipts to their customers. The BIR feels strongly that under Quito’s leadership, they will be able to collect P80 M for this...Rama awaits Audit report details of city officials’ unliquidated cash advances
City Kagawad Djingo Rama awaits for the Commission on Audit (COA) the details of the Audit Report of the financial transactions of the city government for the year 2007. Rama was told by Kagawad Oscar Glovasa, Chairman on the Committee on Appropriations, that he should push through with these questions through a Privilege Speech and have the COA answer his questions. It is th COA that should face the public as to why they allowed the City Accountable Officials to continue their cash advance despite their unliquidated cash advances in the...Public demands the Boholano officials to give enlightenment to the Ferrtilizer Fund Controversy
The public wants the 4 Boholano officials, involved with the controversial fertilizer fund, to give enlightenment as to why they chose only a few towns to benefit from the fund and not all towns of the Province. Aumentado commented that the fund was directly run to the Department of Agriculture (DA) through the Regional and Provincial Office, and that they did not personally received any cash from the project. Bayan Muna Bohol Chairman John Ruiz III is suspicious as to why the government increased the budget, from the usual yearly budget, in the heat of the 2004 elections. Ruiz adds that the supposedly towns that are the beneficiary for the said fund, do not even remember that there were fertilizers given from February to July...No P14M cash for fertilizer
If the documents from the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and the Commission on Audit (COA) rings true, the Province of Bohol received P14 M in the controversial fertilizer funds. However, Gov. Erico Aumentado, Representatives Edgar Chatto (First District), Roberto Cajes (Second District) and former Third District congressman Eladio Jala all denied they actually received the fertilizer allocations in cash. Aumentado said he did not receive a single centavo out of the P5 million reportedly given to the provincial government as reflected in the DBM records of fund releases. Chatto, Cajes and Jala also explained that they did not personally receive the farm inputs or any fund for the purpose. Click for full...National News
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