Comments on Former president NOYNOY AQUINO.

[amingb]

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daang matuwid at it's best:

Corruption at Customs and DSWD

"The Commission on Audit (COA) bared a P26 billion anomaly at the Bureau of Customs (BOC).
COA Chairman Grace Pulido Tan said audit findings showed that the BOC issued P26 billion in illegal refunds in 2011. More than double the P12 billion in 2010. COA also bared DSWD unaccounted over the counter payments of P3.72 billion of the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) fund."

Corruption at Customs and DSWD - SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH By Ernesto M. Maceda - The Philippine Star » News » Opinion

Sa Time paman ni GMA nahitabo ....

[jack_bauer]

Com'on Jack, admit it, the current administration also has its share of anomalies. It is very clear that COA is referring to 2011. If it makes you feel any better, this is not the president's fault and that is not what is being pointed out. If at all, he (and you too) should sound alarm bells and start weeding out these customs and dswd people who are ruining the mantra that is 'tuwid na daan'. This is just news and it's not black propaganda either. It's a factual report. It's not even major news.

im in validating COA webpage and until now, wala gyud koy na kit-an nga BOC report either for 2010 and 2011.. I'm thinking also if this had happened during the time of Ruffy biazon or before his.. hopefully, mkita nko ang BOC audit report..


di man gud ko ganahan anang style ni Maceda, et.al kay mka lawgal.. kung tinuoray pa ng journalist c Maceda, nganong wala man niya gi-mention nga ang irregularities sa CCT was during the implementation period 2007-2009..

unya kanang sa BOC dha rman na niya g-kuha sa supposed utterance ni Tan sa budget hearing.. lisod e-verify kung ng tinarong ba nig sibya c Maceda..

[eezychair]

^^Maceda is an opportunist, so perhaps he intentionally tilted the story to serve his purpose specially now that he is acknowledged to have joined Binay and Estrada's UNA. The other source is one which you have continually accused of being biased. Nevertheless, we cannot just ignore the story for what it is worth. If you find other link that would debunk this story, that would be appreciated. But here's another interesting opinion, but this time it is COMELEC that is involved:

Another Comelec scam? | BusinessWorld Online Edition

[Crinkles11]

OT:

[networkguy]

Philippine Pace Slips Slightly

Philippine Pace Slips Slightly - WSJ.com

"The Philippine economy lost some steam in the second quarter but still emerged as one of the best performers in Asia. The economy grew at an annual pace of 5.9% in the April-June period, despite global uncertainties. For the first half of the year, it grew 6.1%, the National Statistical Coordination Board said, above the government's target range for 2012 of 5% to 6%.

That makes the Philippines the fourth fastest-growing economy in Asia, behind China, Indonesia and Sri Lanka.

[Romeojin]

from 2nd fastest growing in Q1 (brag by Penoy sa SONA) now 4th fastest growing economy in Asia in Q2 .... i cant wait for Q3

[PaYaSo]

from 2nd fastest growing in Q1 (brag by Penoy sa SONA) now 4th fastest growing economy in Asia in Q2 .... i cant wait for Q3

unya malipay na ka if we wont perform well by Q3?

[estor_boot]

unya malipay na ka if we wont perform well by Q3?

mao ra nay negosyante nga malipay kun mohinay ang tubo sa ekonomiya. utoka.

[PaYaSo]

mao ra nay negosyante nga malipay kun mohinay ang tubo sa ekonomiya. utoka.

OT
ikaw boot nuh imu dayun unhan. wla pa gani mkpost c romeo msulti dayun ka nga malipay cya.

[eezychair]

OT:

Looks impressive, until we see the GDP per capita: List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In 2011, the Philippines was # 126($ 4,073), Malaysia is # 58($15,56, Thailand is # 86 ($9,396) while Singapore is #3 ($59,711). The Philippines only did a little better than Vietnam who is in # 132 ($3,359).

The GDP per capita is often considered as an indicator of the country's standard of living, hence the taunted growth rate and its comparison to Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore is utterly pathetic and nothing more than misplaced braggadocio.

Am not being negative here, just putting things in their right perspective. Yes the growth is there, but really good governance could have made it better. Graphic presentations can make things really look good, but is it really?