TRAPO (Traditional Politicians)

[kit_cebu]

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if they won't retire voluntarily (enrile, biazon, nene, atbp.), a vigilante should make them...

[manjun23]

They are here to stay, lisud au na cla pahawaon wuiz kau naka ugat nana cla ila pwesto.

[joshua259]

we the masses have the power but they the politicians have the money. so kung asa ang money adto sad ang masses. sad but true.

[isaac95]

we the masses have the power but they the politicians have the money. so kung asa ang money adto sad ang masses. sad but true.

wala ka masayop bro mao nay nahitabo ron.... lisod angkonon pero maoy tinood........

[edgeknife]

tony cuenco
nerissa soon ruiz
gullas

[mannyamador]

If we're tired of trapo politics, maybe we should look at the Ang Kapatiran Party, which espouses platform-based politics.

Project MMX
http://mamador.wordpress.com/2009/03/11/project-mmx/

[bulad_pinikas]

90% sa ato politico puro NUOG, TRAPO. Maayo unta og naay couse para MAYOR TO PRESIDENT.
O dili naka allowed mo lansar same position F naa ka relative hold ana mga position b4.
until 2nd degree.

Mosugot kaha mga politiko hehehehe sila ra biya naghimo og balaod....

[isaac95]

90% sa ato politico puro NUOG, TRAPO. Maayo unta og naay couse para MAYOR TO PRESIDENT.
O dili naka allowed mo lansar same position F naa ka relative hold ana mga position b4.
until 2nd degree.

Mosugot kaha mga politiko hehehehe sila ra biya naghimo og balaod....

Asa sila mosugot nga mga traditional politicans mana sila soge lang pa re-Elect..... mga BUWAYA gud na sila....

[ieuseerm]

Listahan sa mga political dynasties, sa mga TRAPO families:
for more, link to: Political Dynasties - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia

Cebu:
Chiongbian clan
Cuenco clan
Durano clan
Garcia clan
Kintanar clan
Martinez clan
Osmena clan
Ouano clan

Bohol:
Aumentado clan
Herrera clan
Pelegrino clan
Relampagos clan
Rengel clan

Negros Oriental:
Macias clan
Paras clan
Teves clan

Leyte:
Apostol clan
Astorga clan
Cari clan
Larrazabal clan
Loreto clan
Mercado clan
Petilla clan
Sotto clan
Veloso clan
Yniguez clan

Southern Leyte:
Lerias clan
Maamo clan
Tan clan

Biliran:
Espina clan

Negros Occidental:
Arroyo clan
Lacson clan
Ledesma clan
Locsin clan
Maranon clan
Montelibano clan

Misamis Oriental:
Adaza
Baculio
Calingin
De Leon
Emano
Moreno
Pancho
Pelaez

Misamis Occidental:
Chiongbian
Catane
Clarete
Ocampo
Parojinog
Paylaga
Ramiro
Yulo

Camiguin:
Romualdo

Iloilo:
Armada
Defensor
Garin
Lopez
Sulpicio/Tupas

Bukidnon:
Acosta
Guingona
Zubiri

Zamboanga del Norte:
Carloto
Catane
Jalosjos
Olvis
Yebes

Lanao del Norte:
Dimaporo

Zamboanga Sibugay:
Famor
Hofer

Butuan City:
Calo

Agusan del Norte:
Amante
Corvera
Cupin
Rama
Soliva

Agusan:
Plaza

Surigao del Norte:
Barbers
Matugas
Navarro
Sering

Surigao del Sur:
Falcon
Pichay
Pimentel

Zamboanga City:
Cainglet
Climaco
Lobregat
Real

Davao City:
Duterte
Lopez

Davao:
Floriendo

Davao del Norte:
Del Rosario

Davao del Sur:
Domiguez-Alcantara

Compostela Valley:
Amatong
Caballero
Gentuyaga
Trinidad

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more famous Political Dynasties:

Aquino-Cojuangco clan
Cayetano clan
De Venecia clan
Defensor clan
Enrile clan
Escudero clan
Estrada clan
Lacson clan
Laurel clan
Macapagal-Arroyo clan
Madrigal clan
Marcos clan
Pimentel clan
Recto clan
Remulla clan
Romualdez-Marcos clan
Roxas clan
Singson clan
Zubiri clan
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Family Dynasties Bind Politics in the Philippines
by Carlos H. Conde
link to International Harold Tribune: Family dynasties bind politics in Philippines - Print Version - International Herald Tribune

"Analysts say the dominance of the clans has prevented the flowering of genuine democracy in the Philippines.

"'Continuing clan dominance is a product of the seemingly immutable and unequal socioeconomic structure, as well as the failure to develop a truly democratic electoral and party system,' said Julio Teehankee, a political science professor at De La Salle University in Manila.

"The system is a vicious cycle, one that prevents the expansion of the base of aspirants and candidates for representation, Teehankee said. The result, he added, is a political system dominated by patronage, corruption, violence, and fraud.

"'It breeds generations of cheaters and manipulators, corrupt politicians, mediocre executives, bribe takers, absenteeism in Congress,' the [Center for People Empowerment in Governance] said.

"...[A] family in power might not finance government projects in areas controlled by its rivals. In many cases, those in power would withhold government services, like health care, and offer them only during election periods. The repair of roads and bridges often takes place only during the election season..."

[Jerry Michael]

135 families lording over 90 million Pinoys. Their enforcers is the AFP PNP & the DoJ.