Kumusta na ang kahimtang sa Pilipinas 40 ka tuig human gipatay si anhing Senador Ninoy Aquino?
Kumusta na ang kahimtang sa Pilipinas 40 ka tuig human gipatay si anhing Senador Ninoy Aquino? Unsay kahulogan sa kamatayon ni Ninoy alang kanato?
Ug, mawagtang ba gayod ang anomaliya kon i-live na sa social media ang bidding sa Cebu City Hall?
Kini ug uban pa atong hisgotan sa Beyond the Headlines. Apil sa atong diskusyon pinaagi sa pag-comment.
Ug, mawagtang ba gayod ang anomaliya kon i-live na sa social media ang bidding sa Cebu City Hall?
Kini ug uban pa atong hisgotan sa Beyond the Headlines. Apil sa atong diskusyon pinaagi sa pag-comment.
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00:53 (speaking in foreign language)
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01:03 So 40 years has passed.
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02:16 He would rather stand up for the country.
02:20 He would rather stand up in honor
02:24 instead of begging for mercy from somebody
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03:03 (speaking in foreign language)
03:25 Three years after Ninoy died,
03:27 so three years after,
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03:32 Three years after, in 1986,
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04:23 Three years after (speaking in foreign language)
04:27 1983, (speaking in foreign language)
04:31 History lesson, (speaking in foreign language)
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04:49 Some of the most important events
04:56 of the Edza Revolution also happened here in Cebu in 1986.
05:02 (speaking in foreign language)
05:06 During that time, (speaking in foreign language)
05:11 Some of the days of the Edza Revolution,
05:28 (speaking in foreign language)
05:33 February 25, 1986.
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05:59 Beyond the Headlines.
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06:29 As the country remembers the assassination
06:46 of Benigno Ninoy Aquino 40 years ago,
06:49 a Cebu City-based educator said historical distortions
06:53 and fake news are among the greatest challenges.
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08:29 The Aquino family is not the star of the show here.
08:37 (speaking in foreign language)
08:42 (speaking in foreign language)
08:46 Regarding teaching about the events
09:08 surrounding Aquino's assassination,
09:11 she emphasizes, (speaking in foreign language)
09:14 evidence-based and student-centered methods
09:17 by incorporating speeches of and writings by Aquino
09:20 into their educational materials are important.
09:23 (speaking in foreign language)
09:27 (speaking in foreign language)
09:30 I was able to attend a seminar,
09:33 Reparenting the Inner Child.
09:35 (speaking in foreign language)
09:37 Was one of the very active,
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09:45 political movement (speaking in foreign language)
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10:12 (speaking in foreign language)
10:16 (speaking in foreign language)
10:43 Upon the marching orders
10:46 of President Ferdinand Marcos, Senior.
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10:53 If you listen to Sister Cho and the rest of those
11:06 who demonstrated at EDSA during those four days,
11:09 from February 22 to 25, (speaking in foreign language)
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11:41 (speaking in foreign language)
11:44 And people will say,
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11:51 After we were freed from the shackles
11:56 of the Marcos dictatorship.
11:58 (speaking in foreign language)
12:04 Ninoy once said,
12:06 whoever will take over from Marcos
12:09 will have a very big problem,
12:10 and little did Ninoy know that it would be his wife,
12:14 Sikori, who would take over the reins in 1986.
12:19 And it would be Kori who would build up,
12:22 who would try to build up the country
12:23 after 20 years of pilferage of the country's resources,
12:30 after 20 years of plunder, after 20 years of corruption.
12:39 (speaking in foreign language)
12:43 And you will say the Aquinos have done nothing.
12:48 I'm not speaking, I'm not trying to praise the Aquinos here.
12:52 Of course, (speaking in foreign language)
12:57 I will not say perfect.
13:00 They also had their flaws,
13:03 so Kori was in power for six years.
13:07 Ninoy, (speaking in foreign language)
13:12 Presidente Ninoy, the son of former Senator Ninoy
13:16 and former President Kori,
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13:19 Presidente Ninoy, who was president from 2010 to 2016,
13:23 he had his own share of faults.
13:25 But it was also during his time
13:28 that the economy was at its best performance.
13:31 And you might say it might be the result
13:33 of the gains from former President Gloria Arroyo,
13:37 but yeah, but Ninoy also had his own,
13:41 to his credit, (speaking in foreign language)
13:48 In fact, after Marcos,
13:50 in fact, after Marcos,
13:54 during the post-Marcos presidencies
13:59 from Kori until Quisaron Duterte,
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14:09 19 billion pesos.
14:16 During the time of President Gloria Arroyo,
14:18 21.2 billion pesos.
14:21 (speaking in foreign language)
14:24 These are figures from Yvonne Foundation.
14:26 (speaking in foreign language)
14:28 95.1 billion pesos.
14:31 (speaking in foreign language)
14:35 From July 2022 to May 2023,
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15:00 More than times, half times 10.
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15:09 118.6 billion pesos.
15:14 (speaking in foreign language)
15:19 The present administration
15:25 (speaking in foreign language)
15:29 So is this what we get?
15:35 After we ousted the Marcos's from power in 1986,
15:41 after Ninoy died in 1983,
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15:48 Yet, what are we getting?
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15:57 The freedom that you and I are able to express,
16:14 I believe, is the greatest gift
16:18 that we could ever thank Ninoy Aquino for.
16:24 For shedding his blood, for coming home
16:27 despite the advice of family and friends.
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16:48 We still do not (speaking in foreign language)
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18:05 Are we trying to erase history here?
18:23 Are we trying to distort what really has happened
18:27 just to accommodate (speaking in foreign language)
18:32 (speaking in foreign language)
18:55 But let us not also forget that as a Filipino people,
18:59 we all have a collective history.
19:02 That at one point in our lives,
19:04 we fought for what we believe was ours
19:07 and should continue to be ours, which is democracy.
19:11 The blessings of independence and democracy
19:15 under the rule of law.
19:17 So that is the part of the preamble
19:19 of the Philippine Constitution.
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19:21 We the sovereign Filipino people,
19:23 imploring the aid of almighty God
19:26 in order to build a just and humane society
19:30 and establish a government that shall embody
19:32 our ideals and aspirations.
19:34 Promote the common good, conserve and develop our patrimony
19:39 and secure to ourselves and our posterity.
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19:46 The blessings of independence and democracy
19:49 under the rule of law and a regime of truth,
19:53 justice, love, freedom, equality and peace.
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20:02 We were able to promulgate a new constitution
20:07 imploring the aid of almighty God.
20:10 And we also want not only a rule of law,
20:14 but also a rule of love.
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20:20 Yes, these are good ideas,
20:21 but our challenge now is how to promote love for country.
20:26 Love for God, God above country.
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20:41 We can show our love for our country.
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21:25 Simple, proper garbage disposal
21:29 is an act of love for this country.
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22:30 We must not only preserve yesterday's heritage fight
22:34 for today's ephemeral interests,
22:37 meaning ephemeral, meaning (speaking in foreign language)
22:42 but die if need be for tomorrow's hopes.
22:48 Die for tomorrow's hopes.
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23:01 He's enjoying the freedom
23:15 because he was elected under the 1987 Constitution.
23:19 So yeah, better thank Ninoy for whatever freedoms
23:24 that you have at the present moment.
23:27 And all the other heroes who sacrificed their lives
23:30 for the sake of this country.
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24:43 Okay.
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25:05 Anyway.
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25:32 The public may soon observe and monitor
25:46 the bidding process conducted
25:48 by the Bids and Awards Committee of the Cebu City Hall.
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26:04 Infrastructure projects.
26:05 (speaking in foreign language)
26:09 (speaking in foreign language)
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26:30 The bidding process of the Bids and Awards Committee
26:33 of the City of Cebu.
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27:26 Subject to the rules and regulations
27:28 of Facebook and YouTube, so nothing is frequency.
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27:34 Yes, and yeah, although.
27:37 So.
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27:43 Anyway.
27:47 (speaking in foreign language)
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27:57 For the, for live streaming quality,
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28:05 And I guess the public information office
28:07 already has (speaking in foreign language)
28:12 on standby for their live streaming.
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28:23 In fact, I think last week I was alerted
28:30 by one of our colleagues in the media.
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28:38 For that, for equipment, cameras, equipment,
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28:50 It also specifies that it covers all modes
29:04 of procurement recognized under
29:06 the Government Procurement Reform Act,
29:08 including emergency procurement
29:09 and other alternative modes such as infrastructure projects
29:15 and consulting services mean,
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29:18 Goods referred to all items, supplies, materials,
29:21 and the like, infrastructure projects,
29:23 consulting services such as,
29:26 referred to services for infrastructure projects
29:29 and other types of projects or activities
29:30 of the government requiring adequate external,
29:33 technical, and professional expertise
29:35 that are beyond the capability or capacity
29:37 of the government to undertake.
29:39 So, yes.
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29:46 Of course, you can always show in front of the camera
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29:53 how the bidding process,
29:54 the formalities of the bidding process,
29:56 but what it won't show,
29:59 what a live streaming will not show is what happens
30:03 during, before, and after the bidding process happens.
30:11 Although we laud the initiative of the city government
30:14 to live stream bidding processes,
30:19 this will allow scrutiny by the public.
30:21 So at least, (speaking in foreign language)
30:38 How are we going to trust then the city government?
30:41 (speaking in foreign language)
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30:52 (speaking in foreign language)
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31:00 (speaking in foreign language)
31:04 (speaking in foreign language)
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31:12 At least about how the procurement process operates,
31:32 how things are supposed to take place
31:37 (speaking in foreign language)
31:41 (speaking in foreign language)
31:53 Can they deliver the goods?
32:05 At least we will know through the live streaming
32:09 of public bidding.
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32:14 I'm sure they are open to the public.
32:16 (speaking in foreign language)
32:20 I hope that the bidding documents,
32:31 the bid documents (speaking in foreign language)
32:34 to City Hall will also be given to the public easily.
32:38 (speaking in foreign language)
32:59 But will the documents be also accessible
33:02 to the public after the bidding?
33:04 (speaking in foreign language)
33:09 Again, transparency during the bidding process
33:18 is important, but what is also important
33:21 is that even behind the camera,
33:23 even after the cameras have rolled,
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33:30 we can be more vigilant.
33:37 (speaking in foreign language)
33:42 So from start to finish on live streaming,
33:50 which is also notable, I will say in itself,
33:55 but again, accessibility of documents,
33:59 and I hope (speaking in foreign language)
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34:37 (speaking in foreign language)
34:41 It's already 12.35.
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34:54 (speaking in foreign language)
35:05 Good morning, this was about the (speaking in foreign language)
35:10 40th anniversary of the death of former Senator Benigno
35:17 (speaking in foreign language)
35:21 (speaking in foreign language)
35:26 Out of the (speaking in foreign language)
35:31 since 1986 until 2023, (speaking in foreign language)
35:36 37 years, and out of the 24, (speaking in foreign language)
35:41 So out of the 37 years, (speaking in foreign language)
35:52 1986 (speaking in foreign language)
35:55 2010 (speaking in foreign language)
35:57 So from 1992 to 2010, (speaking in foreign language)
36:02 What did we get from the Ramos administration?
36:19 The oil, the regulation law, (speaking in foreign language)
36:24 (speaking in foreign language)
36:28 Well, it's just one factor, but of course,
36:34 oil prices are also dictated by prices
36:37 in the international oil market.
36:39 But one of the factors (speaking in foreign language)
36:46 is the oil deregulation law.
36:49 (speaking in foreign language)
36:53 I don't know if you see any competition right there.
37:06 (speaking in foreign language)
37:12 You all know what happened to Estrada
37:17 from 1998 to 2001.
37:19 So what happened during the administration
37:22 of President Estrada?
37:24 You all know the story.
37:25 We had EDSA too in January 2001,
37:29 and then we swore in Gloria Arroyo,
37:32 who ruled the country for nine years.
37:34 2001 to 2010, she served the unexpired term
37:38 of President Estrada.
37:39 She was vice president.
37:40 And then from 2004 to 2010, well, she was in power.
37:46 So what happened during the Arroyo administration?
37:50 We also had the NBNCT scandal.
37:53 And June Lozada is in jail for that.
37:56 It would be unfair to say just because
38:01 the Aquinas were there in power,
38:02 it was the Aquinas who were thrust into power
38:04 because of the EDSA people power revolution.
38:06 (speaking in foreign language)
38:13 And after 2016, who was president?
38:15 Duterte.
38:16 That's another story for another day.
38:20 So it's unfair.
38:23 (speaking in foreign language)
38:27 (speaking in foreign language)
38:31 Marshall Law was worse than lockdown.
38:32 Of course, it was worse than lockdown because, again,
38:35 (speaking in foreign language)
38:43 (speaking in foreign language)
38:47 And you cannot speak.
38:50 If you find any injustice, you cannot speak.
38:55 You cannot challenge whoever was in government that time
38:58 because if you do, don't expect to be found,
39:02 expect to be found dead the next day.
39:04 (speaking in foreign language)
39:07 Harsh reality of Marshall Law.
39:11 (speaking in foreign language)
39:15 It was like a foretaste of (speaking in foreign language)
39:41 2020.
39:41 (speaking in foreign language)
39:48 (speaking in foreign language)
39:52 (speaking in foreign language)
39:55 To buy groceries, quarantine pass.
39:58 (speaking in foreign language)
40:24 Near, I'm not saying dictatorial,
40:26 but near dictatorial measures.
40:28 (speaking in foreign language)
40:34 It's for the health of the public,
40:40 for the sake of the health of the public.
40:42 (speaking in foreign language)
40:52 Okay, it's 1241 (speaking in foreign language)
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41:24 Okay, so (speaking in foreign language)
41:29 (speaking in foreign language)
41:50 So this was taken August 16, 2023.
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41:59 Traffic enforcers, Cebu City Transportation Office.
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42:24 Congratulations.
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42:50 (speaking in foreign language)
42:54 (speaking in foreign language)
42:58 I forgot to get the name.
43:07 (speaking in foreign language)
43:11 Cebu City government, Cebu City Transportation Office.
43:14 (speaking in foreign language)
43:18 There was a time we were out of circulation
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43:43 Traffic enforcer.
43:44 (speaking in foreign language)
43:48 (speaking in foreign language)
43:52 So many traffic enforcer, not all in government.
44:16 (speaking in foreign language)
44:20 And they are servant leaders.
44:36 They are there to lead and to lead the way and to serve.
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44:44 He came here on this earth not to be served.
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45:00 2021, 2023.
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45:09 Beyond the Headlines.
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45:31 Beyond the Headlines, Sunstar.
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