THE LOCAL government has accused Councilman Khymer Olaso of spreading fake information after claiming that City Hall did not fly the Philippine flag at half-mast when Councilman Crisanto dela Cruz died last year.
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Sunday, April 10, 2022
Friday, March 12, 2021
Pro-poor programs continue in Zamboanga
DESPITE THE killing of the “Largo Vida” programs by opposition councilors, Zamboanga Mayor Beng Climaco’s administration continues to provide assistance to the poor, especially families in crisis situation.
Saturday, February 6, 2021
TV hosts criticize Councilor Monsi dela Cruz
ZAMBOANGA CITY - Hosts of a local television show have criticized Councilor Monsi dela Cruz for allegedly violating health protocols when he celebrated his 66th birthday at the City Council.
Thursday, December 31, 2020
Mayor vows more assistance for Zambo's poor, elderly
MAYOR BENG Climaco vowed to provide more assistance to tens of thousands of beneficiaries of various pro-poor Vida programs, especially the elderly and the disadvantage sector in the community after opposition councilors removed vital funding in the 2021 Executive Budget.
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Zambo mayor launches strong political coalition ‘Partido PAZ’
POPULAR MAYOR MARIA Isabelle “Beng” Climaco filed her certificate of candidacy Thursday with a strong coalition of political forces in Zamboanga behind her re-election bid.
A huge group of supporters chanting “Climaco, Climaco” followed Mayor Beng and her entire political slate to the Commission on Elections and cheered and clapped their hands as she emerged after the filing of the COC. Well-wishers also lined up the road and took photos of Mayor Beng and her group for posterity while chanting the same phrase “Climaco” and vowed strong support for Team Climaco.
Team Climaco is composed of members affiliated with the Liberal Party (LP), United Nationalist Alliance (UNA), Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC), LAKAS, Aggrupation of Parties for Prosperity (APP), and Partido Federal ng Pilipinas.
Mayor Beng also unveiled a newly created local party called – Partido Prosperidad y Amor Para na Zamboanga or Partido PAZ, that adheres to the principles of people empowerment which underscores that human development is attainable for all through the people’s active participation.
Zamboanga City Mayor Beng Climaco with her official slate for the May 2019 midterm polls. (Photo courtesy of Beng Climaco FB Page.)
With her as running mate is Atty. Rommel Agan, who also filed his COC for Vice Mayor. He is a three-termer Councilor and son of the late Mayor Vitaliano Agan. For the Congressional race, Team Climaco fielded former City Councilor Cesar “Jawo” Jimenez Jr. for District I and incumbent Congressman Jose Manuel “Mannix” Dalipe for District II.
For the Council slate, District I is composed of incumbent Councilors Josephine “Pinpin” Pareja, Cesar “Sang” Jimenez Sr., and Elbert “Bong” Atilano. Other council hopefuls include El King Omaga of Barangay Calarian, Joel Esteban of Barangay San Jose Gusu, ZAMCELCO Board Member Rikki Lim, peace advocate and Muslim leader Engr. Al Urao and businessman and civic leader Crisanto “Monsi” dela Cruz. For District II, the council slate is bannered by incumbent Councilors Atty. Kim Elago, Jihan Edding, Jimmy Villaflores and Teodyver Arquiza.
Other council hopefuls include former City Councilor Eddie Saavedra, John Dalipe of Barangay Tetuan, Samuel Natividad of Barangay Guiwan and retired policeman Alvin Perez. The strong coalition vows to continue their pro-poor programs and to make Zamboanga City more resilient and progressive.
“Our administration will prioritize literacy and education for the young generation as they are the future of Zamboanga, and we will continue to provide school buildings and other support needed by our equally hardworking teachers. Our outreach and medical programs for the different barangays and poor communities, including welfare of our children and senior citizens will also be given priority,” Mayor Beng said. “We will not stop in dreaming big for our people and our beloved City.
May our love for Zamboanga inspire us to do more and may God be with us in this fight. Amare et Servire Dominum. Love and Serve the Lord,” she added. (With a report from the Mindanao Examiner.)
A huge group of supporters chanting “Climaco, Climaco” followed Mayor Beng and her entire political slate to the Commission on Elections and cheered and clapped their hands as she emerged after the filing of the COC. Well-wishers also lined up the road and took photos of Mayor Beng and her group for posterity while chanting the same phrase “Climaco” and vowed strong support for Team Climaco.
Team Climaco is composed of members affiliated with the Liberal Party (LP), United Nationalist Alliance (UNA), Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC), LAKAS, Aggrupation of Parties for Prosperity (APP), and Partido Federal ng Pilipinas.
Mayor Beng also unveiled a newly created local party called – Partido Prosperidad y Amor Para na Zamboanga or Partido PAZ, that adheres to the principles of people empowerment which underscores that human development is attainable for all through the people’s active participation.
Zamboanga City Mayor Beng Climaco with her official slate for the May 2019 midterm polls. (Photo courtesy of Beng Climaco FB Page.)With her as running mate is Atty. Rommel Agan, who also filed his COC for Vice Mayor. He is a three-termer Councilor and son of the late Mayor Vitaliano Agan. For the Congressional race, Team Climaco fielded former City Councilor Cesar “Jawo” Jimenez Jr. for District I and incumbent Congressman Jose Manuel “Mannix” Dalipe for District II.
For the Council slate, District I is composed of incumbent Councilors Josephine “Pinpin” Pareja, Cesar “Sang” Jimenez Sr., and Elbert “Bong” Atilano. Other council hopefuls include El King Omaga of Barangay Calarian, Joel Esteban of Barangay San Jose Gusu, ZAMCELCO Board Member Rikki Lim, peace advocate and Muslim leader Engr. Al Urao and businessman and civic leader Crisanto “Monsi” dela Cruz. For District II, the council slate is bannered by incumbent Councilors Atty. Kim Elago, Jihan Edding, Jimmy Villaflores and Teodyver Arquiza.
Other council hopefuls include former City Councilor Eddie Saavedra, John Dalipe of Barangay Tetuan, Samuel Natividad of Barangay Guiwan and retired policeman Alvin Perez. The strong coalition vows to continue their pro-poor programs and to make Zamboanga City more resilient and progressive.
“Our administration will prioritize literacy and education for the young generation as they are the future of Zamboanga, and we will continue to provide school buildings and other support needed by our equally hardworking teachers. Our outreach and medical programs for the different barangays and poor communities, including welfare of our children and senior citizens will also be given priority,” Mayor Beng said. “We will not stop in dreaming big for our people and our beloved City.
May our love for Zamboanga inspire us to do more and may God be with us in this fight. Amare et Servire Dominum. Love and Serve the Lord,” she added. (With a report from the Mindanao Examiner.)
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