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President Aquino vows to protect country’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and freedom of Filipino citizenry
June 12, 2013
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President Benigno S. Aquino III vowed on Wednesday that his
administration will protect our sovereignty and territorial integrity
and freedom of Filipino citizens at all times.
In his speech during the celebration of the 115th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Liwasang Bonifacio on P. Burgos St., Manila, the Chief Executive assured his administration’s unwavering commitment and perseverance to hurdle the challenges of the present times in fulfilling its mandate to protect the Filipinos’ hard-fought independence.
“Habang nagbabalik-tanaw at binibigyang halaga natin ang ating kasarinlan, mulat ang pamahalaan sa tungkulin nitong pangalagaan ang kalayaang ito. Kaya naman naninindigan tayo para sa ating mga karapatan bilang bansang may sariling soberanya, bilang bayang nagbuwis na ng buhay para sa kalayaan, bilang Pilipinas na may sariling bandila na kapantay ng lahat,” President Aquino said.
The President said the administration will defend the territorial sovereignty and integrity through peaceful means.
“Hindi kailanman naging polisiya ng Pilipinas ang manlamang sa ibang bansa. Kung may di-pagkakasunduan, saksi ang mundo sa kahandaan nating umupo at makipagdayalogo sa mapayapang paraan,” he said.
“Wala tayong ibang hinihingi kundi ang igalang ang ating teritoryo, karapatan, at pagkatao, tulad ng paggalang natin sa teritoryo, karapatan, at pagkatao ng ibang lahi. Ginagawa natin ito dahil mulat tayong ito ang susi upang mapanatili ang stabilidad, at nang sa gayon ay magpatuloy ang pagtungo sa malawakan at pangmatagalang kaunlaran, hindi lamang sa loob ng ating bansa, kundi sa ating rehiyon, at maging sa buong daigdig,” he stressed.
With the signing of the Revised Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Modernization Act last December, President Aquino expressed confidence that the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) can now better perform its mandate of upholding the sovereignty and defending the territorial integrity of the country at all times.
“Pitumpu’t limang bilyong pisong pondo rin ang mailalaan natin sa Tanggulang Pambansa sa susunod na limang taon dahil sa pagsasabatas ng New AFP Modernization Act,” he said.
“At habang naninindigan tayo para sa ating mga karapatan, at nakikipag-ugnayan sa lahat ng panig upang maghari ang hinahon at pagkakaunawaan, kailangan din nating iangat ang kakayahan ng ating Sandatahang Lakas. Kasabay nito, kailangan din nating isaalang-alang ang kapakanan ng milyun-milyong Pilipinong maaaring maapektuhan ng ating mga desisyon bilang pinuno,” he said.
The President also reminded the people of our patriotic oath to serve our beloved country.
“Si Andres Bonifacio na mismo ang nagsabi, “Itinuturo ng katuwiran na tayo’y magkaisang-loob, magkaisang-isip at nang tayo’y magkalakas na maihanap ang naghaharing kasamaan sa ating bayan. Panahon na ngayong dapat na lumitaw ang liwanag ng katotohanan; panahon ng dapat nating ipakilala na tayo’y may sariling pagdaramdam, may puri, may hiya, at may pagdadamayan,” he said.
Meanwhile, Manila Mayor Alfredo S. Lim said this was the first time that the celebration was held at Liwasang Bonifacio which has for its theme “Kalayaan 2013: Ambagan Tungo sa Malawakang Kaunlaran.”
During the event, the Philippine Postal Corporation presented the commemorative stamp marking the 150th year anniversary of Malacanang Palace to the Chief Executive.
Also in attendance were Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas, Defense Secretary Voltaire T. Gazmin, Manila Mayor Alfredo S. Lim, National Historical Commission of the Philippines Chairperson Maria Serena I. Diokno, Philippine Postal Corporation Board Chairman Cesar Sarino, Postmaster and Chief Executive Officer Josefina M. dela Cruz, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman Francis Tolentino, Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff General Emmanuel Bautista; Police Director General Alan Purisima, members of the diplomatic corps and other government officials, among others.
President Aquino swears in newly promoted Philippine National Police officers
June 13, 2013
In his speech during the celebration of the 115th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Liwasang Bonifacio on P. Burgos St., Manila, the Chief Executive assured his administration’s unwavering commitment and perseverance to hurdle the challenges of the present times in fulfilling its mandate to protect the Filipinos’ hard-fought independence.
“Habang nagbabalik-tanaw at binibigyang halaga natin ang ating kasarinlan, mulat ang pamahalaan sa tungkulin nitong pangalagaan ang kalayaang ito. Kaya naman naninindigan tayo para sa ating mga karapatan bilang bansang may sariling soberanya, bilang bayang nagbuwis na ng buhay para sa kalayaan, bilang Pilipinas na may sariling bandila na kapantay ng lahat,” President Aquino said.
The President said the administration will defend the territorial sovereignty and integrity through peaceful means.
“Hindi kailanman naging polisiya ng Pilipinas ang manlamang sa ibang bansa. Kung may di-pagkakasunduan, saksi ang mundo sa kahandaan nating umupo at makipagdayalogo sa mapayapang paraan,” he said.
“Wala tayong ibang hinihingi kundi ang igalang ang ating teritoryo, karapatan, at pagkatao, tulad ng paggalang natin sa teritoryo, karapatan, at pagkatao ng ibang lahi. Ginagawa natin ito dahil mulat tayong ito ang susi upang mapanatili ang stabilidad, at nang sa gayon ay magpatuloy ang pagtungo sa malawakan at pangmatagalang kaunlaran, hindi lamang sa loob ng ating bansa, kundi sa ating rehiyon, at maging sa buong daigdig,” he stressed.
With the signing of the Revised Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Modernization Act last December, President Aquino expressed confidence that the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) can now better perform its mandate of upholding the sovereignty and defending the territorial integrity of the country at all times.
“Pitumpu’t limang bilyong pisong pondo rin ang mailalaan natin sa Tanggulang Pambansa sa susunod na limang taon dahil sa pagsasabatas ng New AFP Modernization Act,” he said.
“At habang naninindigan tayo para sa ating mga karapatan, at nakikipag-ugnayan sa lahat ng panig upang maghari ang hinahon at pagkakaunawaan, kailangan din nating iangat ang kakayahan ng ating Sandatahang Lakas. Kasabay nito, kailangan din nating isaalang-alang ang kapakanan ng milyun-milyong Pilipinong maaaring maapektuhan ng ating mga desisyon bilang pinuno,” he said.
The President also reminded the people of our patriotic oath to serve our beloved country.
“Si Andres Bonifacio na mismo ang nagsabi, “Itinuturo ng katuwiran na tayo’y magkaisang-loob, magkaisang-isip at nang tayo’y magkalakas na maihanap ang naghaharing kasamaan sa ating bayan. Panahon na ngayong dapat na lumitaw ang liwanag ng katotohanan; panahon ng dapat nating ipakilala na tayo’y may sariling pagdaramdam, may puri, may hiya, at may pagdadamayan,” he said.
Meanwhile, Manila Mayor Alfredo S. Lim said this was the first time that the celebration was held at Liwasang Bonifacio which has for its theme “Kalayaan 2013: Ambagan Tungo sa Malawakang Kaunlaran.”
During the event, the Philippine Postal Corporation presented the commemorative stamp marking the 150th year anniversary of Malacanang Palace to the Chief Executive.
Also in attendance were Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas, Defense Secretary Voltaire T. Gazmin, Manila Mayor Alfredo S. Lim, National Historical Commission of the Philippines Chairperson Maria Serena I. Diokno, Philippine Postal Corporation Board Chairman Cesar Sarino, Postmaster and Chief Executive Officer Josefina M. dela Cruz, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman Francis Tolentino, Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff General Emmanuel Bautista; Police Director General Alan Purisima, members of the diplomatic corps and other government officials, among others.
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President Benigno S. Aquino III administered the oaths of office to
48 Philippine National Police officers who had been recently promoted in
ceremonies held in Malacanang on Thurday.
Joining the President during the oath taking ceremonies was Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II.
Those who took their oaths before the President were: Police Director General Alan Purisima, Police Deputy Director General Ager Ontog, Jr., PDDG Felipe Rojas, Jr., Police Director Cipriano Querol, Jr., PD Lina Sarmiento, PD Marcelo Barcena, PD Angelito Pacia, PD Alexander Alexander Roldan, Police Director Leonardo Espina, PD George Regis, PD Wilson Victorio, PD Gil Hitosis, PD Alex Paul Monteagudo, PD Napoleon Estilles, PD Carmelo Valmoria, Police Chief Superintendent Alexander Ignacio, PCSupt. Henry Rañola, Jr., PCSupt. Arrazad Subong, PCSupt. Generoso Cerbo, Jr., PCSupt. Joel Maria Alvarez,
Police Chief Superintendent Christopher Laxa, PCSupt. Wendy Rosario, PCSupt. Nestor Fajura, PCSupt. Rogelio Damazo, PCSupt. Noel Constantino, PCSupt. Ismael Lapira, PCSupt. Federico Castro, Jr., PCSupt. Mario Lopez, Jr., PCSupt. Miguel Antonio, Jr.,
Police Chief Superintendent James Bucayu, PCSupt. Manuel Felix, PCSupt. Allen Fortes, PCSupt. Isagani Nerez, PCSupt. Wency Pascual, PCSupt. Liza Sabong, PCSupt. Mario Soriano, PCSupt. Louie Oppus, PCSupt Lyndel Desquitado, PCSupt. Robereto Soriano, PCSupt. Virgil Bombita, PCSupt. Jose Ernesto Fernandez, Jr. PCSupt. Dennis Peña,
Police Chief Superintendent Josephus Angan, PCSupt. Edwin Ronan, PCSupt. Luis Ricardo Chavez, PCSupt. Pancho Hubilla, PCSupt. Rolando Macusi, and PCSupt. Wilson Amper.
After swearing in the PNP officials, the President had his picture taken with each officer and their respective families.
Joining the President during the oath taking ceremonies was Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II.
Those who took their oaths before the President were: Police Director General Alan Purisima, Police Deputy Director General Ager Ontog, Jr., PDDG Felipe Rojas, Jr., Police Director Cipriano Querol, Jr., PD Lina Sarmiento, PD Marcelo Barcena, PD Angelito Pacia, PD Alexander Alexander Roldan, Police Director Leonardo Espina, PD George Regis, PD Wilson Victorio, PD Gil Hitosis, PD Alex Paul Monteagudo, PD Napoleon Estilles, PD Carmelo Valmoria, Police Chief Superintendent Alexander Ignacio, PCSupt. Henry Rañola, Jr., PCSupt. Arrazad Subong, PCSupt. Generoso Cerbo, Jr., PCSupt. Joel Maria Alvarez,
Police Chief Superintendent Christopher Laxa, PCSupt. Wendy Rosario, PCSupt. Nestor Fajura, PCSupt. Rogelio Damazo, PCSupt. Noel Constantino, PCSupt. Ismael Lapira, PCSupt. Federico Castro, Jr., PCSupt. Mario Lopez, Jr., PCSupt. Miguel Antonio, Jr.,
Police Chief Superintendent James Bucayu, PCSupt. Manuel Felix, PCSupt. Allen Fortes, PCSupt. Isagani Nerez, PCSupt. Wency Pascual, PCSupt. Liza Sabong, PCSupt. Mario Soriano, PCSupt. Louie Oppus, PCSupt Lyndel Desquitado, PCSupt. Robereto Soriano, PCSupt. Virgil Bombita, PCSupt. Jose Ernesto Fernandez, Jr. PCSupt. Dennis Peña,
Police Chief Superintendent Josephus Angan, PCSupt. Edwin Ronan, PCSupt. Luis Ricardo Chavez, PCSupt. Pancho Hubilla, PCSupt. Rolando Macusi, and PCSupt. Wilson Amper.
After swearing in the PNP officials, the President had his picture taken with each officer and their respective families.
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