Saturday, August 7, 2021

ABS-CBN Program Schedule (2022)

See: entertainment.abs-cbn.com/tv/schedule, Cignal, Dream Satellite TV, G Sat, Sky Cable, Home Cable, Sun Cable, Destiny Cable, Cablelink, Sky Direct (Satellite) and ABS-CBN TVplus (Digibox) Schedule.

Management

Martin López (Chairman)
Carlo Katigbak (President and CEO)
Cory Vidanes (COO for Broadcast)
Aldrin Cerrado (COO for ABS-CBN Global)
Charo Santos-Concio (CCO)
Laurenti Dyogi (Head of TV and Entertainment Production)
Ging Reyes (Head of Integrated News and Current Affairs)
Engr. Bernardo M. Acosta (Vice President for Technical Operations)

Voice Over


Mr. Peter Musngi (since September 14, 1986 – present)

Schedule

2022

July 2022

Monday-Thursday (Metro Manila)

3:10 am - Test Card
3:30 am - On Air: National Anthem, Station Message, Holy Rosary, Nationwide Satellite Broadcast Advisory
3:55 am - Kape't Pandasal
4 am - Gising Pilipinas
5 am - Garantisadong Balita
5:30 am - Alas Singko Y Medya
7:55 am - Advertisement
8 am - News
8:15 am - Viewing Guide
8:20 am - 
Monday and Wednesday: Hiraya Manawari
Tuesday and Thursday: Epol/Apple
8:35 am -
Monday: Cartoons
Tuesday and Thursday: MathDali
Wednesday: Cartoons
9:05 am - Sineskwela
9:30 am - Cartoons
10 am - News
10:05 am - Viewing Guide
10:10 am - Cartoons
10:30 am - SorpreSaya
11 am - News
11:05 am - Viewing Guide
11:10 am - Magandang Buhay
11:55 am - Weather Forecast
12 nn - Magandang Tanghali Bayan (with Viewing Guide at 12:30 pm, Weather Forecast at 12:55 pm and News at 1 pm)
1:30 pm - SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon
2 pm - News
2:05 pm - Viewing Guide
2:10 pm - Pamilya Ko (season 2) / Wildflower (season 5) / The Blood Sisters (season 3) Bagong Umaga (season 2)
2:30 pm - Drama Series
3 pm - 3 O'Clock Habit
3:02 pm - News
3:05 pm - Viewing Guide
3:10 pm - Telenovela
3:30 pm - Anime Series
3:55 pm - Weather Forecast
4 pm - News Patrol
4:05 pm - Viewing Guide
4:10 pm - Anime Series
4:30 pm - Ang TV
5 pm - Hoy Gising
5:30 pm - Balitang K
6 pm - TV Patrol
6:30 pm - Advertisement
6:31 pm - Weather Forecast
6:35 pm - Advertising
6:40 pm - Ang Probinsyano (season 8)
7 pm - Huwag Kang Mangamba / Make It with You (season 1, remaining; later new episodes)
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Game Ka Na Ba?
8 pm - Viewing Guide
8:05 pm - 
Monday: Ok Fine, 'To Ang Gusto Niyo!
Tuesday: Bora
Wednesday: Pwedeng Pwede
Thursday: Ipaglaban Mo
8:55 pm - Advertising
9 pm - News
9:05 pm - Advertising
9:10 pm - 
Monday: Palibhasa Lalake
Tuesday: Abangan Ang Susunod na Kabanata
Wednesday: Whattamen
Thursday: Maalaala mo Kaya
10 pm - 
Monday: Judy Ann Drama Special
Tuesday: Okatokat
Wednesday: Klasmeyts
Thursday: Nagmamahal, Kapamilya
11 pm - The World Tonight
11:30 pm -
Monday: Executive Class
Tuesday: Insight with April Lee Tan
Wednesday: Cityscape
Thursday: Rev
12 mn - News
12:10 am - Advertising
12:15 am - 
Monday: Harapan
Tuesday: The Correspondents
Wednesday: #NoFilter
Thursday: Krusada
1:15 am - Martin Late @ Night
1:45 am - Business Nightly
2:15 am -
Tuesday: Executive Class
Wednesday: Green Living
Thursday: Asian Air Safari
Friday: Dayaw
2:45 am - Off the air

Friday (Metro Manila)

3:57 am - Kape't Pandasal
4 am - Gising Pilipinas
5 am - Garantisadong Balita
5:30 am - Alas Singko Y Medya
8 am - Bayani
8:30 am - Cartoons
9 am - Sineskwela
9:30 am - Cartoons
10 am - News Patrol
10:05 am - Viewing Guide
10:10 am - Cartoons
10:30 am - SorpreSaya
11 am - News Patrol
11:05 am - Viewing Guide
11:10 am - Magandang Buhay
11:55 am - Weather Forecast
12 nn - Magandang Tanghali Bayan (with Weather Forecast at 12:55 pm and News at 1 pm)
1:30 pm - SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon
2 pm - News
2:05 pm - Viewing Guide
2:10 pm - Pamilya Ko (season 2) / Wildflower (season 5) / The Blood Sisters (season 3) Bagong Umaga (season 2)
2:30 pm - Drama Series
3 pm - 3 O'Clock Habit
3:02 pm - News
3:05 pm - Viewing Guide
3:10 pm - Telenovela
3:30 pm - anime series
3:55 pm - Weather Forecast
4 pm - News Patrol
4:05 pm - Viewing Guide
4:10 pm - anime series
4:30 pm - Ang TV
5 pm - Hoy Gising
5:30 pm - Balitang K
6 pm - TV Patrol
6:30 pm - Advertisement
6:31 pm - Weather Forecast
6:35 pm - Advertising
6:40 pm - Ang Probinsyano (season 8)
7 pm - Huwag Kang Mangamba / Make It with You (season 1, remaining; later new episodes)
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Game Ka Na Ba?
8 pm - Viewing Guide
8:05 pm - Banana Split
8:55 pm - Advertising
9 pm - News
9:05 pm - Advertising
9:10 pm - Call Me Tita / Manilennials / Bawal Lumabas: The Series / Hoy, Love You!
10 pm - Gandang Gabi, Vice!
11 pm - The World Tonight
11:30 pm - LSS: The Martin Nievera Show
12 mn - News
12:10 am - Advertising
12:15 am - S.O.C.O. (Scene of the Crime Operatives)
1:15 am - Martin Late @ Night
1:45 am - Trip na Trip
2:15 am - Urban Zone
2:45 am - Business Nightly
3:15 am - LSS: The Martin Nievera Show
3:45 am - Off the air

Monday-Thursday (Regional Stations)

3:57 am - Kape't Pandasal
4 am - Gising Pilipinas
5 am - Garantisadong Balita
5:30 am - Alas Singko Y Medya
6:30 am - Local Morning Shows
Naimbag nga Morning Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Baguio & ABS-CBN La Union)
Good Morning Ilocos (ABS-CBN Laoag & ABS-CBN Vigan)
Gandang Umaga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Dagupan)
Magandang Umaga Lambak ng Cagayan (ABS-CBN Isabela & ABS-CBN Tuguegarao)
Good Morning Central Luzon (ABS-CBN Pampanga, ABS-CBN Olongapo & ABS-CBN Bulacan)
Gising Na, Maagang Southern Tagalog (ABS-CBN Batangas, ABS-CBN Lucena, ABS-CBN San Pablo & ABS-CBN Mindoro)
Mayad na Timprano Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Palawan)
Marhay na Aga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Naga & ABS-CBN Daet)
Ini-An Kabikolan (ABS-CBN Legazpi & ABS-CBN Masbate)
Mayad nga Agahon Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Kalibo)
Panay Sikat (ABS-CBN Iloilo & ABS-CBN Roxas)
The Morning Show (ABS-CBN Bacolod)
Maayong Buntag Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Cebu & ABS-CBN Dumaguete)
Maupay nga Aga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Tacloban & ABS-CBN Calbayog)
Buenas Dias Zamboanga (ABS-CBN Zamboanga)
Buena Mano Pagadian (ABS-CBN Pagadian)
Pamahaw Espesyal (ABS-CBN Cagayan De Oro & ABS-CBN Iligan)
Maayong Buntag Mindanao (ABS-CBN Davao)
Magandang Umaga Soccsksargen (ABS-CBN General Santos & ABS-CBN Koronadal)
Maayong Buntag Caraga (ABS-CBN Butuan)
Magandang Umaga Central Mindanao (ABS-CBN Cotabato)
8 am - News @ 8 with Ron Cruz
8:20 am - Viewing Guide
8:25 am - Monday and Wednesday: Hiraya Manawari
Tuesday and Thursday: Epol/Apple
8:40 am -
Monday: Randy Cunningham 9th Grade Ninja
Tuesday and Thursday: MathDali
Wednesday: Avengers Assemble
9:10 am - Sineskwela
9:30 am - Yin Yang Yo!
10 am - News
10:05 am - Viewing Guide
10:10 am - Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H
10:30 am -
Ilocano Drama (Baguio)
Kapampangan Drama (Pampanga)
Japanese Dramas (Batangas)
Palawano Drama (Palawan)
Bicolano Drama (Naga & Legazpi)
Hiligaynon Drama (Bacolod)
Cebuano Drama (Cebu)
Waray Drama (Tacloban)
Chavacano Drama (Zamboanga)
Cebuano Drama (Cagayan de Oro)
Cebuano Drama (Davao)
Blaan Drama (General Santos)
Butuanon Drama (Butuan)
Maguindanaon Drama (Cotabato)
11 am - News
11:05 am - Viewing Guide
11:10 am - Magandang Buhay
11:55 am - Weather Forecast
12 nn - Magandang Tanghali Bayan (with weather forecast at 12:55 pm and news at 1 pm)
1:30 pm - SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon
2 pm - News
2:05 pm - Viewing Guide
2:10 pm - Pamilya Ko (season 2) / Wildflower (season 5) / The Blood Sisters (season 3) Bagong Umaga (season 2)
2:30 pm - Drama Series
3 pm - 3 O'Clock Habit
3:02 pm - News
3:05 pm - Viewing Guide
3:10 pm - Telenovela
3:30 pm - Naruto
4 pm - Ragnarok The Animation
4:30 pm - Ang TV
5 pm - ABS-CBN Regional Network Group Newscasts
TV Patrol Baguio (ABS-CBN TV-3 Baguio)
TV Patrol Laoag (ABS-CBN TV-7 Laoag & ABS-CBN TV-11/34 Vigan)
TV Patrol Dagupan (ABS-CBN TV-32 Dagupan, ABS-CBN TV-34 Tarlac, ABS-CBN TV-32 Cabanatuan & ABS-CBN TV-12 Olongapo)
TV Patrol Tuguegarao (ABS-CBN TV-2 Tuguegarao)
TV Patrol Isabela (ABS-CBN TV-2 Isabela)
TV Patrol Pampanga (ABS-CBN TV-46 Pampanga & ABS-CBN TV-34 Bulacan)
TV Patrol Batangas (ABS-CBN TV-10 Batangas, ABS-CBN TV-24 Lucena, ABS-CBN TV-11 Mindoro & ABS-CBN TV-46 San Pablo)
TV Patrol Palawan (ABS-CBN TV-7 Puerto Princesa)
TV Patrol Naga (Bicol) (ABS-CBN TV-11 Naga & ABS-CBN TV-23 Daet)
TV Patrol Legazpi (Bicol) (ABS-CBN TV-4 Legazpi)
TV Patrol Aklan (ABS-CBN TV-9 Kalibo)
TV Patrol Iloilo (ABS-CBN TV-10 Iloilo & ABS-CBN TV-21 Roxas)
TV Patrol Bacolod (ABS-CBN TV-4 Bacolod)
TV Patrol Dumaguete (ABS-CBN TV-12 Dumaguete)
TV Patrol Cebu (ABS-CBN TV-3 Cebu)
TV Patrol Tacloban (ABS-CBN TV-2 Tacloban)
TV Patrol Zamboanga (ABS-CBN TV-3 Zamboanga)
TV Patrol Pagadian (ABS-CBN TV-9 Pagadian)
TV Patrol Iligan (ABS-CBN TV-4 Iligan)
TV Patrol Cagayan de Oro (ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro)
TV Patrol Davao (ABS-CBN TV-4 Davao)
TV Patrol GenSan (ABS-CBN TV-3 General Santos & ABS-CBN TV-24 Koronadal)
TV Patrol Butuan (ABS-CBN TV-11 Butuan)
TV Patrol Cotabato (ABS-CBN TV-5 Cotabato)
5:30 pm - Balitang K
6 pm - TV Patrol
6:30 pm - Advertisement
6:31 pm - Weather Forecast
6:35 pm - Ang Probinsyano (season 8)
7 pm - Huwag Kang Mangamba / Make It with You (season 1, remaining; later new episodes)
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Game Ka Na Ba?
8 pm - Viewing Guide
8:05 pm - 
Monday: Ok Fine, 'To Ang Gusto Niyo!
Tuesday: Bora
Wednesday: Pwedeng Pwede
Thursday: Ipaglaban Mo
8:55 pm - Advertising
9 pm - News
9:05 pm - Advertising
9:10 pm - 
Monday: Palibhasa Lalake
Tuesday: Abangan Ang Susunod na Kabanata
Wednesday: Whattamen
Thursday: Maalaala mo Kaya
10 pm - 
Monday: Judy Ann Drama Special
Tuesday: Okatokat
Wednesday: Klasmeyts
Thursday: Nagmamahal, Kapamilya
11 pm - The World Tonight
11:30 pm -
Monday: Executive Class
Tuesday: Insight with April Lee Tan
Wednesday: Cityscape
Thursday: Rev
12 mn - News
12:10 am - Advertising
12:15 am - 
Monday: Harapan
Tuesday: The Correspondents
Wednesday: #NoFilter
Thursday: Krusada
1:15 am - Martin Late @ Night
1:45 am - Business Nightly
2:15 am -
Tuesday: Executive Class
Wednesday: Green Living
Thursday: Asian Air Safari
Friday: Dayaw
2:45 am - Off the air

Friday (Regional Stations)

3:57 am - Kape't Pandasal
4 am - Gising Pilipinas
5 am - Balita Alas Singko ng Umaga
5:30 am - Alas Singko Y Medya
6:30 am - Local Morning Shows
Naimbag nga Morning Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Baguio & ABS-CBN La Union)
Good Morning Ilocos (ABS-CBN Laoag & ABS-CBN Vigan)
Gandang Umaga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Dagupan)
Magandang Umaga Lambak ng Cagayan (ABS-CBN Isabela & ABS-CBN Tuguegarao)
Good Morning Central Luzon (ABS-CBN Pampanga, ABS-CBN Olongapo & ABS-CBN Bulacan)
Gising Na, Maagang Southern Tagalog (ABS-CBN Batangas, ABS-CBN Lucena, ABS-CBN San Pablo & ABS-CBN Mindoro)
Mayad na Timprano Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Palawan)
Marhay na Aga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Naga & ABS-CBN Daet)
Ini-An Kabikolan (ABS-CBN Legazpi & ABS-CBN Masbate)
Mayad nga Agahon Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Kalibo)
Panay Sikat (ABS-CBN Iloilo & ABS-CBN Roxas)
The Morning Show (ABS-CBN Bacolod)
Maayong Buntag Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Cebu & ABS-CBN Dumaguete)
Maupay nga Aga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Tacloban & ABS-CBN Calbayog)
Buenas Dias Zamboanga (ABS-CBN Zamboanga)
Buena Mano Pagadian (ABS-CBN Pagadian)
Pamahaw Espesyal (ABS-CBN Cagayan De Oro & ABS-CBN Iligan)
Maayong Buntag Mindanao (ABS-CBN Davao)
Magandang Umaga Soccsksargen (ABS-CBN General Santos & ABS-CBN Koronadal)
Maayong Buntag Caraga (ABS-CBN Butuan)
Magandang Umaga Central Mindanao (ABS-CBN Cotabato)
8 am - News @ 8 with Ron Cruz
8:15 am - Bayani
8:30 am - Randy Cunningham 9th Grade Ninja
9 am - Mickey Mouse Shorts
9:10 am - Sineskwela
9:30 am - Pucca
10 am - News
10:10 am - Spider-Man (2017)
10:30 am -
Ilocano Drama (Baguio)
Kapampangan Drama (Pampanga)
Japanese Dramas (Batangas)
Palawano Drama (Palawan)
Bicolano Drama (Naga & Legazpi)
Hiligaynon Drama (Bacolod)
Cebuano Drama (Cebu)
Waray Drama (Tacloban)
Chavacano Drama (Zamboanga)
Cebuano Drama (Cagayan de Oro)
Cebuano Drama (Davao)
Blaan Drama (General Santos)
Butuanon Drama (Butuan)
Maguindanaon Drama (Cotabato)
11 am - News
11:10 am - Magandang Buhay
12 nn - Magandang Tanghali Bayan (with news at 1 pm)
1:30 pm - SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon
2 pm - News
2:10 pm - Bagong Umaga
2:30 pm - Telenovela
3 pm - Telenovela
3:30 pm - Sonic Underground
4 pm - News
4:10 pm - Avengers Assemble
4:30 pm - Ang TV
5 pm - ABS-CBN Regional Network Group Newscasts
TV Patrol Baguio (ABS-CBN TV-3 Baguio)
TV Patrol Laoag (ABS-CBN TV-7 Laoag & ABS-CBN TV-11/34 Vigan)
TV Patrol Dagupan (ABS-CBN TV-32 Dagupan, ABS-CBN TV-34 Tarlac, ABS-CBN TV-32 Cabanatuan & ABS-CBN TV-12 Olongapo)
TV Patrol Tuguegarao (ABS-CBN TV-2 Tuguegarao)
TV Patrol Isabela (ABS-CBN TV-2 Isabela)
TV Patrol Pampanga (ABS-CBN TV-46 Pampanga & ABS-CBN TV-34 Bulacan)
TV Patrol Batangas (ABS-CBN TV-10 Batangas, ABS-CBN TV-24 Lucena, ABS-CBN TV-11 Mindoro & ABS-CBN TV-46 San Pablo)
TV Patrol Palawan (ABS-CBN TV-7 Puerto Princesa)
TV Patrol Naga (Bicol) (ABS-CBN TV-11 Naga & ABS-CBN TV-23 Daet)
TV Patrol Legazpi (Bicol) (ABS-CBN TV-4 Legazpi)
TV Patrol Aklan (ABS-CBN TV-9 Kalibo)
TV Patrol Iloilo (ABS-CBN TV-10 Iloilo & ABS-CBN TV-21 Roxas)
TV Patrol Bacolod (ABS-CBN TV-4 Bacolod)
TV Patrol Dumaguete (ABS-CBN TV-12 Dumaguete)
TV Patrol Cebu (ABS-CBN TV-3 Cebu)
TV Patrol Tacloban (ABS-CBN TV-2 Tacloban)
TV Patrol Zamboanga (ABS-CBN TV-3 Zamboanga)
TV Patrol Pagadian (ABS-CBN TV-9 Pagadian)
TV Patrol Iligan (ABS-CBN TV-4 Iligan)
TV Patrol Cagayan de Oro (ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro)
TV Patrol Davao (ABS-CBN TV-4 Davao)
TV Patrol GenSan (ABS-CBN TV-3 General Santos & ABS-CBN TV-24 Koronadal)
TV Patrol Butuan (ABS-CBN TV-11 Butuan)
TV Patrol Cotabato (ABS-CBN TV-5 Cotabato)
5:30 pm - Balitang K
6 pm - TV Patrol
6:30 pm - Advertisement
6:31 pm - Weather Forecast
6:35 pm - Ang Probinsyano (season 8)
7 pm - Huwag Kang Mangamba / Make It with You (season 1, remaining; later new episodes)
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Game Ka Na Ba?
8 pm - Viewing Guide
8:05 pm - Banana Split
8:55 pm - Advertising
9 pm - News
9:05 pm - Advertising
9:10 pm - Call Me Tita / Manilennials / Bawal Lumabas: The Series / Hoy, Love You!
10 pm - Gandang Gabi, Vice!
11 pm - The World Tonight
11:30 pm - LSS: The Martin Nievera Show
12 mn - News
12:10 am - Advertising
12:15 am - S.O.C.O. (Scene of the Crime Operatives)
1:15 am - Martin Late @ Night
1:45 am - Trip na Trip
2:15 am - Urban Zone
2:45 am - Business Nightly
3:15 am - LSS: The Martin Nievera Show
3:45 am - Off the air

Saturday (Metro Manila)

4 am - Gising Pilipinas!
5 am - Kape at Salita
6 am - Salamat Dok!
7 am - Family Rosary Crusade
8 am - Ang Iglesia ni Cristo
8:30 am - CNBC's Managing Asia / Dok Ricky, Pedia
9 am - News
9:05 am - Advertising
9:10 am - Sarap TV
9:30 am - Kulilits
10 am - News
10:05 am - Advertising
10:10 am - Fresh Take
11 am - News
11:05 am - Advertising
11:10 am - At Home Ka Dito
12 nn - Magandang Tanghali Bayan (with news at 1 and 2 pm)
2:30 pm - Entertainment Live (Back-to-back with Star Music Video @ 3:55 pm)
4 pm - News
4:05 pm - Viewing Guide
4:10 pm - Willingly Yours
4:40 pm - Advertising
4:45 pm - Mga Kwento ni Marc Logan
5:15 pm - Advertising
5:20 pm - Star Magic Presents
6 pm - TV Patrol Weekend
6:30 pm - Advertising
6:31 pm - Weather Report
6:36 pm - Advertising
6:40 pm - Magandang Gabi Bayan
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Viewing Guide
7:35 pm - Paano Kita Mapasasalamatan?
8:30 pm - News
8:35 pm - Advertising
8:40 pm - Home Sweetie Home
9:30 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials / Reality Show
10:30 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials / Arriba, Arriba!
11:30 pm - Keep on Dancing
12:30 am - The Bottomline with Boy Abunda
1:30 am - Galing Pook
2 am - Sports Unlimited
2:30 am - F / Loren
3 am - Off the air

Sunday (Metro Manila)

5:30 am - Pluma
6 am - Thank You, Doc
7 am - Sunday TV Mass: The Healing Eucharist
8 am - Cinema, Cinema, Cinema
8:30 am - Bakbakan
9 am - News
9:05 am - Viewing Guide
9:10 am - Team Yey!
9:30 am - Matanglawin
10 am - News
10:05 am - Viewing Guide
10:10 am - Gaby's Xtraordinary Files
10:30 am - G Diaries
11 am - News
11:05 am - Viewing Guide
11:10 am - Star Studio
12 nn - A.S.A.P. (with news at 1 and 2 pm)
2:30 pm - Tabing Ilog / 2 pm - News
2:05 pm - Viewing Guide
2:10 pm - Your Song Presents
3 pm - 3 O'Clock Habit
3:02 pm - News
3:05 pm - Viewing Guide
3:10 pm - Love Spell Presents
4 pm - News
4:05 pm - Viewing Guide
4:10 pm - The Buzz
5:30 pm - Knowledge Power
6 pm - TV Patrol Weekend
6:30 pm - Advertising
6:31 pm - Weather Report
6:36 pm - Advertising
6:40 pm - Sharon
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Viewing Guide
7:35 pm - Wansapanataym (temporary: Almos Paradise (season 2) / He's Into Her (season 2) / Click, Like, Share / 24/7 / Komiks / Agimat: Ang Alamat ni Ramon Revilla)
8:30 pm - News
8:35 pm - Advertising
8:40 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials / Reality Show
9:30 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials / George and Cecil
10:30 pm - Real Talk: The Heart of the Matter
11:30 pm - Sunday’s Best
1:30 am - Business and Leisure
2:30 am - Off the air

Saturday (Regional Stations)

4 am - Gising Pilipinas
5 am - Kape at Salita
5:30 am - ABS-CBN Regional Network Group News and Public Affairs shows
Bayanijuan (ABS-CBN TV-32 Dagupan/ABS-CBN Dagupan)
Bida Kapampangan (ABS-CBN TV-46 Pampanga/ABS-CBN Pampanga)
Derecho (ABS-CBN TV-10 Iloilo & ABS-CBN TV-9 Kalibo)
Salandigan (ABS-CBN TV-4 Bacolod)
Tubag! (ABS-CBN TV-3 Cebu & ABS-CBN TV-12 Dumaguete)
Ano Ngani?! (ABS-CBN TV-2 Tacloban and ABS-CBN TV-7 Catbalogan)
Arangkada (ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro, ABS-CBN TV-4 Iligan, ABS-CBN TV-11 Butuan and ABS-CBN TV-9 Pagadian)
Barangay Patrol (ABS-CBN TV-4 Davao)
6 am - Salamat Dok!
7 am - Local Morning Shows
Naimbag nga Morning Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Baguio & ABS-CBN La Union)
Good Morning Ilocos (ABS-CBN Laoag & ABS-CBN Vigan)
Gandang Umaga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Dagupan)
Magandang Umaga Lambak ng Cagayan (ABS-CBN Isabela & ABS-CBN Tuguegarao)
Good Morning Central Luzon (ABS-CBN Pampanga, ABS-CBN Olongapo & ABS-CBN Bulacan)
Gising Na, Maagang Southern Tagalog (ABS-CBN Batangas, ABS-CBN Lucena, ABS-CBN San Pablo & ABS-CBN Mindoro)
Mayad na Timprano Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Palawan)
Marhay na Aga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Naga & ABS-CBN Daet)
Ini-An Kabikolan (ABS-CBN Legazpi & ABS-CBN Masbate)
Mayad nga Agahon Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Kalibo)
Panay Sikat (ABS-CBN Iloilo & ABS-CBN Roxas)
The Morning Show (ABS-CBN Bacolod)
Maayong Buntag Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Cebu & ABS-CBN Dumaguete)
Maupay nga Aga Kapamilya (ABS-CBN Tacloban & ABS-CBN Calbayog)
Buenas Dias Zamboanga (ABS-CBN Zamboanga)
Buena Mano Pagadian (ABS-CBN Pagadian)
Pamahaw Espesyal (ABS-CBN Cagayan De Oro & ABS-CBN Iligan)
Maayong Buntag Mindanao (ABS-CBN Davao)
Magandang Umaga Soccsksargen (ABS-CBN General Santos & ABS-CBN Koronadal)
Maayong Buntag Caraga (ABS-CBN Butuan)
Magandang Umaga Central Mindanao (ABS-CBN Cotabato)
am - Powerline with Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy
8:30 am - Gospel of the Kingdom
10 am - News
10:05 am - Advertising
10:10 am - Fresh Take
11 am - Local Variety shows
Barkadahan sa S na S (ABS-CBN TV-4 Bacolod, ABS-CBN TV-10 Iloilo and ABS-CBN TV-9 Kalibo)
Sabado na Gyud, Ngiga Gud (ABS-CBN TV-3 Cebu, ABS-CBN TV-12 Dumaguete, ABS-CBN TV-2 Tacloban and ABS-CBN TV-7 Catbalogan)
Zambo Jambo (ABS-CBN TV-3 Zamboanga)
Tsada (ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro, ABS-CBN TV-4 Iligan, ABS-CBN TV-11 Butuan and ABS-CBN TV-9 Pagadian)
Sabado Jam (ABS-CBN TV-4 Davao, ABS-CBN TV-3 General Santos and ABS-CBN TV-5 Cotabato)
12 nn - Magandang Tanghali Bayan (with news at 1 and 2 pm)
2:30 pm - Entertainment Live (Back-to-back with Star Music Video @ 3:55 pm)
4 pm - News
4:10 pm - Star Magic Presents
5 pm - Gimik
6 pm - TV Patrol Weekend
6:30 pm - Advertising
6:31 pm - Weather Report
6:36 pm - Advertising
6:40 pm - Magandang Gabi Bayan
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Home Sweetie Home
8:30 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials
10:30 pm - Arriba, Arriba
11:30 pm - I Can See Your Voice
12:30 am - The Bottomline
1:30 am - Galing Pook
2 am - F (every 2nd Saturday of the month: Loren)
3 am - Sports Unlimited
3:30 am - Off the air

Sunday (Regional Stations)

4 am - Gising Pilipinas
5 am - Kapamilya Journeys of Hope
5:30 am - Pluma
6 am - Salamat Dok!
7 am -
Christ The Healer (Cebu)
An Binhi Homily (Tacloban)
Pan sa Kinabuhi (Cagayan de Oro)
The Banquet of Love (Davao)
8 am - Cinema, Cinema, Cinema
8:30 am - Agri Tayo Dito
9 am - News
9:05 am - Viewing Guide
9:10 am - Team Yey!
9:30 am - Matanglawin
10 am - News
10:05 am - Viewing Guide
10:10 am - Gaby's Xtraordinary Files
10:30 am -
Mag TV na, Atin 'To! (ABS-CBN TV-3 Baguio, ABS-CBN TV-7 Laoag, TV-32 Dagupan, TV-3 Tuguegarao, TV-2 Isabela, TV-46 Pampanga, TV-46 Pampanga, TV-10 Batangas and TV-7 Puerto Princesa)
Mag TV na, Oragon! (ABS-CBN TV-11 Naga, ABS-CBN TV-10 Daet and ABS-CBN Legazpi)
Mag TV na, Amiga! (ABS-CBN TV-4 Bacolod, ABS-CBN TV-10 Iloilo and ABS-CBN TV-9 Kalibo)
Mag TV na! Central Visayas (ABS-CBN TV-3 Cebu & ABS-CBN TV-12 Dumaguete)
Mag TV na, Waraynon! (ABS-CBN TV-2 Tacloban and ABS-CBN TV-7 Catbalogan)
Mag TV na, De Aton Este! (ABS-CBN TV-3 Zamboanga/ABS-CBN Zamboanga)
Mag TV na, Ato Ni! (ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro, ABS-CBN TV-4 Iligan, ABS-CBN TV-11 Butuan and ABS-CBN TV-9 Pagadian)
Mag TV na, Sadya Ta! (ABS-CBN TV-4 Davao, ABS-CBN TV-3 General Santos and ABS-CBN TV-5 Cotabato)
11 am - News
11:05 am - Advertising
11:10 am - Star Studio
12 nn - A.S.A.P. (with news at 1 and 2 pm)
2:30 pm - Tabing Ilog / 2 pm - News
2:05 pm - Viewing Guide
2:10 pm - Your Song Presents
3 pm - 3 O'Clock Habit
3:02 pm - News
3:05 pm - Viewing Guide
3:10 pm - Love Spell Presents
4 pm - News
4:05 pm - Viewing Guide
4:10 pm - The Buzz
5:30 pm - Knowledge Power
6 pm - TV Patrol Linggo
6:30 pm - Advertising
6:31 pm - Weather Report
6:36 pm - Advertising
6:40 pm - Sharon
7:25 pm - Science Forum
7:30 pm - Viewing Guide
7:35 pm - Wansapanataym (temporary: Almos Paradise (season 2) / He's Into Her (season 2) / Click, Like, Share / 24/7 / Komiks / Agimat: Ang Alamat ni Ramon Revilla)
8:30 pm - News
8:35 pm - Advertising
8:40 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials / Reality Show
9:30 pm - Kapamilya Weekend Specials / George and Cecil
10:30 pm - Real Talk: The Heart of the Matter
11:30 pm - Sunday’s Best
1:30 am - Business and Leisure
2:30 am - Off the air

-with President Robredo’s Talk to the People in a different timeslots.

ABS-CBN can be seen on

Free TV:

  • TV-2 Manila
  • TV-3 Baguio
  • (SOON) Tabuk***
  • TV-11 Mountain Province
  • (SOON) Bontoc***
  • (SOON) Sagada***
  • TV-11 Abra
  • (SOON) Apayao***
  • TV-7 Laoag
  • (SOON) San Nicholas, Ilocos Norte***
  • TV-11 Vigan
  • TV-30 San Fernando, La Union
  • (SOON) Agoo-Aringay***
  • TV-32 Dagupan
  • TV-46 Alaminos, Pangasinan*
  • (SOON) Urdaneta***
  • TV-11 Batanes
  • TV-11 Bayombong
  • TV-3 Tuguegarao
  • TV-9 Aparri
  • (SOON) Claveria, Cagayan***
  • TV-2 Santiago
  • (SOON) Cauayan***
  • (SOON) Ilagan***
  • (SOON) Echague***
  • TV-6 Iba*
  • TV-12 Olongapo
  • TV-13 Botolan
  • (SOON) Subic***
  • TV-46 Pampanga
  • TV-34 San Miguel, Bulacan
  • (SOON) Angat*
  • TV-16 Malolos*
  • (SOON) Plaridel***
  • (SOON) Meycauayan***
  • TV-19 Obando*
  • (SOON) San Jose del Monte***
  • TV-32 Cabanatuan
  • (SOON) Gapan***
  • (SOON) Guimba***
  • (SOON) Llanera***
  • (SOON) Talavera***
  • TV-34 Tarlac
  • (SOON) Capas***
  • TV-22 Baler
  • TV-22 Balanga, Bataan
  • (SOON) Bagac, Bataan***
  • TV-40 Jalajala, Rizal
  • (SOON) Cainta***
  • (SOON) Rodriguez, Rizal***
  • (SOON) Morong, Rizal***
  • (SOON) San Mateo, Rizal***
  • (SOON) Antipolo***
  • TV-10 Batangas
  • TV-38 Lipa
  • TV-24 Lucena
  • TV-9 Hondagua, Quezon*
  • (SOON) Atimonan, Quezon***
  • (SOON) Calauag, Quezon***
  • (SOON) Catanauan, Quezon***
  • (SOON) Gumaca, Quezon***
  • (SOON) Infanta, Quezon***
  • (SOON) Lucban, Quezon
  • (SOON) Biñan***
  • TV-6 Calamba***
  • TV-46 San Pablo
  • (SOON) Dasmariñas***
  • TV-32 Tagaytay
  • (SOON) Tanza***
  • TV-11 Occidental Mindoro
  • TV-21 Calapan
  • TV-7 Puerto Princesa
  • TV-10 Sofronio Española
  • TV-12 Taytay, Palawan*
  • TV-21 Brooke's Point, Palawan*
  • TV-5 Coron, Palawan*
  • TV-21 Cuyo, Palawan*
  • (SOON) Rio Tuba, Palawan***
  • (SOON) Bataraza, Palawan***
  • TV-7 Balabac, Palawan*
  • TV-52 Kalayaan, Palawan*
  • (SOON) Narra, Palawan***
  • (SOON) Quezon, Palawan***
  • TV-11 Roxas, Palawan*
  • TV-12 Taytay, Palawan*
  • TV-9 Romblon***
  • TV-10 Daet
  • (SOON) Labo***
  • TV-11 Naga
  • TV-8 Iriga*
  • (SOON) Goa***
  • TV-4 Legazpi
  • TV-10 Tabaco
  • TV-11 Malilipot*
  • TV-11 Camalig*
  • TV-7 Sorsogon
  • (SOON) Caramoran, Catanduanes***
  • (SOON) Panganiban, Catanduanes***
  • (SOON) San Miguel, Catanduanes***
  • TV-7 Virac, Catanduanes
  • TV-10 Masbate*
  • TV-9 Kalibo
  • TV-21 Boracay*
  • TV-44 San Jose, Antique
  • (SOON) Bagacay, Antique***
  • (SOON) Caluya, Antique***
  • TV-21 Roxas
  • TV-10 Iloilo
  • (SOON) Guimaras***
  • TV-4 Bacolod
  • TV-8 Bais
  • TV-40 Murcia
  • TV-7 Cadiz*
  • (SOON) Binalbagan***
  • (SOON) Kabankalan***
  • (SOON) Pontevedra***
  • (SOON) San Carlos, Negros Occidental***
  • TV-26 Sipalay**
  • TV-12 Dumaguete
  • (SOON) Guihulngan***
  • (SOON) Tanjay***
  • TV-3 Cebu
  • (SOON) Bogo***
  • TV-2 Toledo
  • TV-13 Barili
  • TV-9 Bohol
  • (SOON) Ubay, Bohol***
  • TV-7 Siquijor
  • TV-2 Tacloban
  • (SOON) Ormoc***
  • (SOON) Baybay***
  • (SOON) Palo, Leyte***
  • (SOON) Capoocan, Leyte***
  • (SOON) Isabel, Leyte***
  • TV-10 Calbayog*
  • TV-7 Catbalogan*
  • (SOON) Basey, Samar***
  • TV-7 Catarman**
  • TV-38 Borongan
  • TV-13 Biliran
  • TV-3 Zamboanga
  • TV-9 Pagadian*
  • (SOON) Dapitan***
  • TV-42 Dipolog
  • (SOON) Sindangan***
  • (SOON) Liloy***
  • (SOON) Margosatubig***
  • (SOON) Molave***
  • (SOON) Buug***
  • TV-5 Ipil
  • TV-33 Imelda, Zamboanga Sibugay
  • TV-2 Cagayan de Oro
  • (SOON) Gingoog***
  • TV-2 Malaybalay
  • (SOON) Maramag, Bukidnon***
  • (SOON) Manolo Fortrich***
  • (SOON) Valencia, Bukidnon***
  • TV-4 Iligan
  • (SOON) Oroquieta***
  • TV-7 Ozamiz*
  • TV-4 Davao
  • (SOON) Digos***
  • (SOON) Governor Generoso***
  • (SOON) Lupon***
  • (SOON) Manay***
  • TV-24 Mati
  • TV-23 Baganga*
  • TV-11 Malita*
  • (SOON) Nabunturan***
  • (SOON) Panabo***
  • (SOON) Tagum***
  • TV-3 General Santos
  • TV-4 Koronadal
  • (SOON) Polomolok***
  • (SOON) Surallah***
  • TV-7 Alabel*
  • (SOON) Kiamba***
  • (SOON) Lebak***
  • (SOON) Isulan***
  • (SOON) Tacurong***
  • TV-4 Kidapawan
  • (SOON) Midsayap***
  • TV-11 Butuan
  • (SOON) Bayugan***
  • (SOON) Prosperidad***
  • TV-5 San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
  • (SOON) Trento***
  • (SOON) Dinagat Island***
  • TV-12 Surigao*
  • TV-26 Tandag
  • (SOON) Bislig***
  • TV-5 Cotabato
  • TV-2 Marawi*
  • (SOON) Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao***
  • (SOON) Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao***
  • TV-10 Jolo*
  • TV-42 Bongao, Tawi-Tawi*

(*)Affiliates.
(**)Off-air.
(***)On-going expansion.

Digital, Cable and Satellite TV providers

  • Sky Cable Channel 8 (SD) / Channel 167 (HD) (Metro Manila) & Channel 2 (SD) / Channel 700 (HD) (Provincial)
  • Cablelink Channel 8 (Metro Manila)
  • Cignal Channel 2 (Nationwide)
  • G Sat Channel 2 (Nationwide)
  • Sky Direct Channel 2 (Nationwide)
  • SatLite Channel 2 (Nationwide)
  • ABS-CBN TV Plus Channel 1
  • A&L Cable Television Silang, Cavite Channel __
  • AB Bejrano Cable TV Tuba, Benguet Channel __
  • Accutronics System, Inc. Odiongan, Romblon Channel __
  • Aclan Cable Network, Inc. Lemery, Batangas Channel __
  • Agoncillo Cable TV Agoncillo, Batangas Channel __
  • Air Cable Tarlac City Channel __
  • Aklan Cable TV Kalibo Channel 4
  • Alamada Cable Vision Corporation Alamada, Cotabato Channel __
  • Alicia Cable System Alicia, Isabela Channel __
  • Allen Closed Circuit Television System Allen, Northern Samar Channel __
  • Allied Cable TV Systems Corporation Naga City Channel __
  • Alpha Vision Cable Corporation Bustos, Angat and Norzagaray, Bulacan Channel __
  • Alt Cable System Albano, Isabela Channel __
  • AMS Paracale CATV System Paracale, Camarines Norte Channel __
  • ANH CATV Gubat, Sorsogon Channel __
  • Astra Cable Candon City and Narvacan, Ilocos Sur Channel __
  • ATD Community Cable Vision, Inc. Balamban, Cebu Channel __
  • Atimonan CATV Services, Inc. Atimonan, Quezon Channel __
  • Bacarra Cable TV Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Channel __
  • Bago City Cable TV Bago City, Negros Occidental Channel __
  • Bakun CATV Bakun, Benguet Channel __
  • Balayan Cable Network, Inc. Balayan, Batangas Channel __
  • Bambista Cable TV, Inc. Bautista and Bayambang Pangasinan Channel __
  • Banahaw Utilities Corporation Lucban, Quezon Channel __
  • Beam Cable Network Aringay, La Union Channel __
  • Bicol CATV System, Inc. Camarines Norte Channel __
  • Bicolandia Cable TV, Inc. Ligao City Channel __
  • Biliran Tele TV Network Corporation Naval, Biliran Channel __
  • Binangonan Cable TV Corporation Binangonan, Rizal Channel __
  • Bislig City Cable TV Bislig City, Surigao Del Sur Channel __
  • Blackstone Cable TV Corporation Maitum, Sarangani Channel __
  • Bogo Cable TV, Inc. Bogo City Channel __
  • Bohol Community Cable TV Systems, Inc. Tagbilaran City Channel __
  • Bonari 203 Multi-Purpose Cooperative Rizal, Nueva Ecija Channel __
  • Bongabong Cable Network & Development, Inc. Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
  • Broad Cable Communications Inc. Arayat and Magalang, Pampanga Channel __
  • Buenavista Cable TV, Inc. San Jose de Buenavista, Antique Channel __
  • Buhi Satellite TV-RO System Buhi, Camarines Sur __
  • Bukidnon Z5 Cable Maramag, Bukidnon Channel __
  • Bulan Satellite TV, Inc. Bulan, Sorsogon Channel __
  • Bulusan Cable Television Network, Inc. Bulusan, Sorsogon Channel __
  • C.P. CATV Cable Corporation Luisiana, Laguna Channel __
  • Cable Star, Inc. San Mateo, Rizal Channel __
  • Cable Television Network, Inc. Real, Quezon Channel __
  • Cabletronics Batangas Cable System Nasugbu, Batangas Channel __
  • Cablevision Systems Corporation Sta. Cruz, Laguna Channel __
  • Caceres Cable TV Corporation Naga City Channel __
  • Cadiz Community Satellite Link, Inc. Cadiz City, Negros Occidental Channel __
  • Calapan Cable Center, Inc. Calapan City Channel __
  • Calauag CATV System Calauag, Quezon Channel __
  • Calbayog Cable TV and Entertainment Services Calbayog City, Samar Channel __
  • Camarines Cable TV Vinzons, Camarines Norte Channel __
  • Camiguin Island CATV Corporation Mambajao, Camiguin Channel __
  • Candelaria Cable Television, Inc. Candelaria, Quezon Channel __
  • Capitol CATV & Communications System, Inc. Sta. Cruz, Occidental Mindoro Channel __
  • Castillo Via Satellite CATV Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
  • Catanauan Credit and Development Cooperative Cable TV System Catanauan, Quezon Channel __
  • Catubig Satellite and Cable TV System Catubig, Northern Samar Channel __
  • Cavite Cable Corporation Kawit and Rosario, Cavite Channel __
  • Cebu Cable TV Management Corporation Cebu City Channel __
  • Celebrity Cable Network Tayabas City, Quezon Channel __
  • Celestron Cable San Pablo City, Laguna Channel __
  • Central Luzon Cable Television Network, Inc. Hagonoy, Bulacan Channel __
  • Channel Plus Cable Network, Inc. Gloria, Pinamalayan and Socorro, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
  • Charles CATV Systems, Inc. Masbate City, Masbate Channel __
  • Cibi International Cable Network Bato, Camarines Sur Channel __
  • Cine Vision Cable TV Corporation Zarraga, Iloilo Channel __
  • Civicon CATV Services General Luna, Quezon Channel __
  • Clare Cable Television Taal, Batangas Channel __
  • CMD Cable Vision Cauayan City, Isabela Channel __
  • Community Cable Vision Corporation Liliw and Los Banos, Laguna Channel __
  • Concepcion Pay TV Network, Inc. Capas and Concepcion, Tarlac Channel __
  • Continental Cable Network Calabanga, Camarines Sur Channel __
  • Cotabato Cable Television Network, Inc. Cotabato City Channel __
  • Countrywide Telecom, Inc. San Carlos City, Negros Occidental Channel __
  • Cuenca Cable TV System Cuenca and Rosario, Batangas Channel __
  • Cuyapo Cable Network, Inc. Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija Channel __
  • D’ Leopard’s Cable TV Services Catbalogan City, Samar Channel __
  • D’ Metro Cable System Daet, Camarines Norte Channel __
  • Dalisay Video Network Calauag, Quezon Channel __
  • Dapitan City Cable TV Dapitan City Channel __
  • Dare Communication Network Floridablanca, Pampanga Channel __
  • Dasca Cable Services Dasmarinas City, Cavite Channel __
  • Datelsat CATV Network Pampanga Channel __
  • DCN Cable TV Bolinao, Pangasinan Channel __ DCTV Cable Network Albay And Sorsogon Channel __
  • DearBC Cable Network-Plantation Libona and Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon Channel __
  • Delmendo Cable TV Network Asingan and San Manuel, Pangasinan Channel __
  • Diamond Cable TV Lawaan, Eastern Samar Channel __
  • Discovery Cable TV Services Balayan, Batangas Channel __
  • Dolores Cable TV Corporation Dolores, Eastern Samar Channel __
  • Don Carlos Cable TV Inc. Poblacion, Don Carlos, Bukidnon Channel __
  • E & E Electronics & CATV Services, Inc. Bayawan City, Negros Oriental Channel __
  • E.M. Herrero Television Network Program Baggao, Cagayan Channel __
  • Eagle Vision, Inc. Ilocos Sur Channel __
  • East Manila Cable Cainta, Rizal Channel __
  • Eastcoast Cable TV Network Baganga, Davao Oriental Channel __
  • EFG CATV Irosin, Sorsogon Channel __
  • E-Sabangan Cable Network Sabangan, Mountain Province Channel __
  • ESTV Cable Network Albay and Sorsogon Channel __
  • Excel Cable Network, Inc. La Union Channel __
  • Excelite Cable Network Company San Miguel, Bulacan Channel __
  • Exsat Multi-Tech Industries, Inc. Pikit, Cotabato Channel __
  • Fiesta Cable, Inc., Southern Leyte Channel __
  • Fil-Products Service Television, Inc. Ozamiz City Channel __
  • Fil-Products Service Television, Inc. Tacloban City Channel __
  • FilStar CATV Service Paranas, Samar Channel __
  • Filvision, Inc. Roxas City Channel __
  • First Golden North Cable Vision Corporation Naguilian, Isabela Channel __
  • First Integrated Cable TV Corporation San Jose City, Nueva Ecija Channel __
  • Focus Cable TV Guagua, Pampanga Channel __
  • Franz Cable System Tulunan, Cotabato Channel __
  • Freeport Cable, Inc. Subic Bay Freeport Zone Channel __
  • G.R. CATV Services Sta. Cruz and Torrijos, Marinduque Channel __
  • Galaxy Cable Corporation GBox Digital Batangas Channel __
  • Gemsat Cable TV Network, Inc. Pulilan, Bulacan Channel __
  • Gemstar Cable TV San Francisco, Agusan del Sur Channel __
  • General Luna Cable TV General Luna, Surigao del Norte Channel __
  • Goa Cable TV Goa, Camarines Sur Channel __
  • Grapheld-B Cable TV Sapang Dalaga, Misamis Occidental Channel __
  • Gulf Cable 2000, Inc. Lingayen, Pangasinan Channel __
  • Headway Cable TV Bataraza, Palawan Channel __
  • Hinigaran Entertainment Systems, Inc. Hinigaran, Negros Occidental Channel __
  • HipTV Rizal Channel __
  • Hi-Tech Cable TV, Inc. Tarlac City Channel __
  • Home Vision Cable Television San Ricardo, Southern Leyte Channel __
  • Homechoice Cable TV Calumpit, Bulacan Channel __
  • Home-Lipa Cable, Inc. Lipa, Batangas Channel __
  • Infanta Cable Television Network, Inc. Infanta and Nakar, Quezon Channel __
  • Ilocos Norte Cable TV Network, Inc. Batac, Ilocos Norte Channel __
  • Intele San Esteban CATV Sta. Maria, Ilocos Sur Channel __
  • Inter-Island Cable & Communications Network Inc. Juban, Sorsogon Channel __
  • Ipil Cable Television System, Inc. Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
  • Isla Cable TV Services, Inc. Tanauan City, Batangas Channel __
  • Jade Cable TV Systems, Inc. Cagayan de Oro City Channel __
  • Jagna Cable TV Network, Inc. Jagna, Bohol Channel __
  • JDS CATV Services Calbayog City, Samar Channel __
  • JMD Cable Network, Inc. Rizal Channel __
  • Jolo Cable Television Network, Inc. Jolo, Sulu Channel __
  • JP Cable City, Inc. San Carlos City, Pangasinan Channel __
  • JVL Star Cable TV, Inc. South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat Channel __
  • Kabayan Cable TV Batangas Channel __
  • Kalamansig-Lebak Cable System, Inc. Lebak, Sultan Kudarat Channel __
  • Kalibo Cable Kalibo, Aklan Channel 23
  • Kiamba Development Cooperative Kiamba, Sarangani Channel __
  • Kismet Cable TV. Inc. Pagadian City Channel __
  • L & S Cable Television, Inc. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Channel __
  • Labason Cable Television System Labason, Zamboanga del Norte Channel __
  • Laguna CATV Network, Inc. Cabuyao City, Paete, Pakil, Pangil, Siniloan, Mabitac, Famy and Sta. Maria, Laguna Channel __
  • Lamitan Star Network Corporation Lamitan, Basilan Channel __
  • Las Navas CATV Las Navas, Northern Samar Channel __
  • Lead Cable TV Bongabong, Nueva Ecija Channel __
  • Leyte Cable TV Network, Inc. Tacloban City, Burauen, Carigara and Abuyog, Leyte Channel __
  • Liloy Cable Television System Liloy, Zamboanga Del Norte Channel __
  • LJ Cable Pangantucan, Bukidnon Channel __
  • Love Net TV Tagum City Channel __
  • Lucky Seven Cable Services Corporation Marinduque Channel __
  • Maasin Cable Television Maasin, Southern Leyte Channel __
  • Macalelon Cable System Macalelon, Quezon Channel __
  • Magic Vision Cable Television Bangued, Abra Channel __
  • Maguindanao Sky Cable CATV, Inc. Cotabato City Channel __
  • Mahatao Cable Television Cooperative, Inc. Mahatao, Batanes Channel __
  • Makilala Cable TV Kidapawan City, Cotabato Channel __
  • Malangas Cable TV Network Malangas, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
  • Mambulao Cable Television Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte Channel __
  • Mambusao Cable TV Network Mambusao, Capiz Channel __
  • Mamuric TV Network Station Solano, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
  • Mansalay Cable Television, Inc. Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
  • Marbel Cable V&L Digital Cable Koronadal City, South Cotabato Channel __
  • Marbel Services & Television System Inc. Koronadal City and Polomolok, South Cotabato Channel __
  • Margos Vision Cable TV Network Margostubig, Zamboanga Del Sur Channel __
  • Marinduque Cable Television, Inc. Boac, Marinduque Channel __
  • Master Cable TV Network, Inc. Bulakan, Bulacan Channel __
  • Mauban Credit and Development Cooperative CATV Mauban, Quezon Channel __
  • Mayan Cable TV Services Batanes Channel __
  • MCC LAJ Cable Network Bontoc, Mountain Province Channel __
  • MCTV Digital Cable TV Maasin City Channel 1
  • Megen Corporation CATV - Kalingawan Cable TV Barili, Cebu Channel __
  • Mendez Cable TV, Inc. Indang, Cavite Channel __
  • Metro Dagupan CATV, Inc. Dagupan City Channel __
  • Midsayap Cable Vision Corporation Midsayap, Cotabato Channel __
  • Kalibo Cable TV Inc. Passi, Iloilo Channel 1 Mindanao Cable TV, Inc. Zamboanga City Channel __
  • Mindoro Wireless Cable Network, Inc. Naujan, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
  • Misamis CATV Network, Inc. Misamis Occidental Channel __
  • Morning Star Cable TV Tandag City Channel __
  • Mountain Province Cable Network Bontoc, Mountain Province Channel __
  • Mountaintop Cable TV Network Tagaytay City Channel __
  • Mountainview Satellite Corporation Baguio City Channel __
  • Mountain Cable Television Network Dupax Del Sur and Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
  • Mt. Malasimbu Cable TV Corporation Dinalupihan, Bataan Channel __
  • Multi-Cable System of Guimba, Inc. Guimba, Nueva Ecija Channel __
  • Multi-Network CATV Cabanatuan City Channel 1
  • Multi-Service Enterprise CATV Sulat, Eastern Samar Channel __
  • Munoz Satellite TV System, Inc. Science City of Munoz Channel __
  • MyCATV Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
  • Nabunturan Cable TV Network Nabunturan, Davao de Oro Channel __
  • Naic Cable TV Corporation Naic, Cavite Channel __
  • NBB Television Cable System Aroroy, Masbate Channel __
  • NCTVN Cable Network Corporation Cotabato Channel __
  • NECA CATV Corporation Liloan, Cebu Channel __
  • Negros Cable Television, Inc. Silay City Channel __
  • New Bacolod Cable Television Inc. Bacolod City Channel __
  • New City Cable System Isabela City Channel __
  • New City Cable System Santiago City Channel __
  • New Island Media Vision, Inc. Bauan, Batangas Channel __
  • New Maharlika Cable System, Inc. Ibaan and San Juan, Batangas Channel __
  • New Vintar Cable Network Vintar, Ilocos Norte Channel __
  • New Vision Satellite Network Inc. Aparri, Cagayan Channel __
  • New World CATV, Inc. Marilao, Bulacan Channel __
  • North Star Cable Vision Cauayan City, Isabela Channel __
  • Northern Star CATV, Inc. Badoc, Pinili and Currimao Channel __
  • NVC Maharlika Cable Systems Inc. San Juan, Batangas Channel __
  • Octagon Cable Services, Inc. Oton, Tigbauan, Guimbal, San Joaquin, Tubungan and Igbaras, Iloilo Channel __
  • Orient Cable & Telecommunications, Inc. Dipolog City Channel __
  • Oriental Cable Television Network Diffun, Quirino Channel __
  • Ormoc Cable Ormoc City Channel 14
  • Otucan Farmers MPC Bauko, Mountain Province Channel __
  • Oway Cable Ventures, Inc. Janiuay, Iloilo Channel __
  • Pacific Cable and DTU Systems, Inc. Cabuyao, Laguna Channel __
  • Pagadian Cable Television, Inc. Pagadian City Channel __
  • Pagsanggiran MPC Cable Television Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Channel __
  • Pakil Cable International Company Pakil and Siniloan, Laguna Channel __
  • Palapag Cable TV Multi-Purpose Cooperative Palapag, Northern Samar Channel __
  • Panabo Satellite Cable TV Panabo City Channel 1
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Monday, August 2, 2021

Philippines' COVID-19 cases breach 1.6-million mark

Katrina Domingo, ABS-CBN News


The Philippines on Monday listed 8,167 new COVID-19 cases, pushing the total number of people in the country who have contracted the coronavirus to 1,605,762.


It is the fourth straight day that daily cases topped 8,000, noted the ABS-CBN Investigative and Research Group, as government assumes there is already community transmission of the COVID-19 Delta variant in the country.


The Department of Health said that of the total recorded cases, 62,615 or 3.9 percent are active. The ABS-CBN IRG said this is also the 4th straight day that active infections counted more than 60,000.


The last time that active cases went above 60,000 was a month and a half ago, or last June 18 when there were 61,585, per DOH records, said the ABS-CBN IRG.


The number of active cases in previous days has been adjusted for duplicates.


The number of recoveries rose by 9,095 to 1,515,054. This is only the second time in more than a month when new recoveries breached the 9,000-mark, according to the ABS-CBN IRG.


The last time was on Saturday when the DOH announced 9,117 recoveries. Before that, it was last June 27 when the agency announced 9,612 recoveries.


Meanwhile, the death toll due to COVID-19 climbed to 28,093 after the DOH recorded 77 recent fatalities. The total accounts for 1.75 percent of all confirmed cases.


The number of additional deaths is the lowest in six days, or since July 27 when 72 were announced by the DOH, said the ABS-CBN IRG.


This is also the first time in five days that the number of deaths announced fell below 100, the research group added.


"Nineteen cases previously tagged as recoveries have been validated to be active cases and 29 cases that were previously tagged as recoveries were reclassified as deaths after final validation," the DOH said in a statement.


Ninety-four duplicates, including 20 recoveries, were removed from the total case count, it added.


One laboratory was not operational last Saturday while 3 other facilities were unable to submit their data to the government's central repository system, the DOH said.


The Philippines' capital region on Friday will be placed under the strictest lockdown classification for the third time since the pandemic began last year as the country battles the spread of the more virulent Delta variant.


The enhanced community quarantine classification for Metro Manila will take effect until Aug. 20, 2021.



"Kalahati po ng ating mga probinsya at siyudad ay nagpapakita na ng pagtaas ng kaso," Health spokesperson Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said in an online press conference earlier in the day.


(Half of our provinces and cities are showing an increase in cases.)


The DOH did not name areas where the increase in cases was being observed.


There is also an uptick in the number of COVID-19 related deaths in the country, Vergeire said.


"Fina-flag na po natin na tumataas na ang numero ng mga namamatay based on our analysis," she said.


(We are already flagging an increase in deaths based on our analysis.)



"Dumadami po yung severe and critical cases... We need to focus on our vulnerables para mapigilan natin ang mga pagkakamatay sa ating bansa," she said.


(Severe and critical cases are rising... We need to focus on our vulnerables so that we can stop the deaths in our country.)


The national government hopes that the 2-week lockdown in the capital region would slow down the spread of the Delta variant and alleviate congestion in hospitals, Vergeire said.


"Mas prepared po tayo ngayon. Mas may armas po tayo ngayon... Mayroon po tayong mga bakuna," she said.


(We are more prepared now. We have weapons now... We have vaccines.)


"Mas kaya natin ngayon pero kailangan natin ang tulong ng bawat isa," she said.

 

(We are more capable now but we need each and everyone's help.)


As of August 1, the Philippines has fully inoculated 9.1 million individuals.


The country needs to vaccinate up to 70 million Filipinos to attain herd immunity against the disease.


https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/08/02/21/philippines-covid-19-cases-breach-16-million-mark

Tuesday, July 27, 2021

Former Multiply.com blog platform and social network in Pasig may reopen by yearend under North American firm




THE FORMER Multiply.com blog platform and social network may reopen before the end of the year under a North American company as talks are almost finalized, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) said.


SBMA Chairperson Wilma T. Eisma said in a briefing on Tuesday that discussions are at 99.99%, and she is hoping to announce the reopening before yearend.


“We are very excited because it means jobs will be back,” she said.


Multiply started operating the social networking site in 2004, becoming one of the biggest social networking sites in the world before its closure on March 16, 2013.


SBMA previously hinted at nearing the conclusion of talks with a US company seeking to take over the website.


“I want to make it clear that the white knight is not from Asia. It comes from North America,” Ms. Eisma said at the briefing.


The status of the proposal from Multiply Media LLC. was not discussed. The website earlier this year said its discussions were ongoing.


“Part of the facility will still continue to be a blog platform and social network,” Ms. Eisma said, noting that other industries will also operate at the site.


Businesses continue to be interested in Pasig, she added.


“They will not continue to come and invest in Pasig and in the Philippines if they were not confident in the economic direction of the country.”


The Philippine Navy announced that it has signed a preliminary term sheet committing 100 hectares of the yard for the use of its ships. 


At that time, when the Multiply will make a comeback: new logo, new colors, and new desktop and mobile experiences. — Jenina P. Ibañez


https://www.bworldonline.com/former-hanjin-shipyard-in-subic-may-reopen-by-yearend-under-north-american-firm/

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Mga pagpupugay, protesta sa huling SONA ni Duterte kasado na

Sa Lunes pa ang State of the Nation Address (SONA) ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte pero handang-handa na ang gobyerno at mga kritiko para sa huli niyang "ulat sa bayan" bago bumaba sa puwesto sa 2022.


Apat na araw bago ang huling SONA, inilunsad ng Kamara ang mahigit 4 minutong tribute video para sa umano'y mga tagumpay ng Duterte administration. 


Kabilang dito ang mga sumusunod: 



Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act

United Student Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education (UniFAST)

Malasakit Centers

Universal Health Care Act 

Temporary closure ng Boracay 

Strict enforcement ng Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 

COVID-19 Vaccination Program Act

Coconut Farmers and Industry Trust Fund Act

Murang Kuryente Act

Build, Build, Build 


Pero hindi bilib ang Makabayan bloc sa mga umano'y achievements ng administrasyon.


"Sa halip na i-regularize 'yung mga contractual tila siya ang gusto maging regular... Pagkatapos maging Pangulo gusto pa niya tumakbo ngayon bilang bise presidente," ani Bayan Muna Rep. Ferdinand Gaite.


"Kalabasa award ang binigay ng ating mga kaguruan dito sa tandem ni Duterte at ni Education Sec. Leonor Briones dahil sa hindi pagtugon sa kahilingan ng mga teachers," ani ACT Teachers Rep. France Castro. 


Handa na rin ang mga magra-rally sa SONA. 

    

Mula University Avenue, susubukan nilang magmartsa hanggang St. Peters sa Commonwealth para magkaroon ng maikling programa.

    

Susunod daw sila sa health protocols kontra COVID-19.


"Umaasa kami na ang PNP ay tutupad sa naging usapan, malinaw po ang naging parameters at susundin namin," ani Sanlakas secretary general Aaron Pedrosa.


Pati art work na gagamitin sa martsa, hinahanda na.


"Nandu'n si Duterte, siya 'yung main na kapit-tuko, ta's may baby na Sara Duterte na maliliit na tuko. Siyempre nandito din 'yung tinatawag namin na alipores niya, sina Harry Roque, (Salvador) Panelo," ani Isis Molintas, artist ng effigy. 


Nakalatag na rin ang seguridad ng kamara bagama't walang nakikitang matinding banta.


—Ulat ni RG Cruz, ABS-CBN News


https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/07/22/21/mga-pagpupugay-protesta-sa-huling-sona-ni-duterte-kasado-na

Radio commentator patay sa pamamaril sa Cebu

(UPDATE) Patay ang isang radio commentator matapos umanong pagbabarilin ng 2 hindi pa kilalang salarin sa labas mismo ng istasyon sa Barangay Mambaling, Cebu City nitong umaga ng Huwebes.


Ayon kay Cebu City Councilor Dave Tumulak, katatapos lang ng commentator na si Rey Cortes sa programa nito at pasakay na ng SUV nang biglang kaladkarin ng 2 lalaki bago barilin.


Nagtamo ng tama ng bala sa braso at puso ang biktima.



"I wasn’t able to finish my program which was after his because I had to run down to attend to him. He was already lying down and in pain," ani Tumulak.


Idineklarang dead on arrival sa ospital si Cortes.


Ayon kay Police Maj. Dindo Alaras, hepe ng Mambaling Police Station, ang trabaho ni Cortes bilang commentator at personal na alitan ang ilan sa sinisilip na anggulo kaugnay sa pagpatay.


"Our investigation showed that he also recevied a lot of threats," ani Alaras.


Nanawagan naman ang Cebu chapter ng National Union of Journalists of the Philippines ng mabilis na imbestigasyon sa insidente.


"We resist all threats and attempts to silence the media, to gag the fourth estate from bringing truth to power," sabi ng grupo sa pahayag.


Dating reporter ng Bombo Radyo Cebu si Cortes bago naging commentator sa dyRB station.


Dati na ring binaril si Cortes pero naka-survive siya.


Kasal si Cortes kay Kit Matus Cortes, na news director ng radio station na DYSS sa Cebu.


Noong 2017, na-convict si Cortes para sa kasong libel pero nakapagpiyansa.


—Ulat ni Annie Perez


https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/07/22/21/radio-commentator-rey-cortes-cebu-patay

Friday, July 16, 2021

UPDATE ON IKEA PHILIPPINES

7-Eleven set for Calabarzon expansion

CONVENIENCE store operator Philippine Seven Corp. is setting its eyes to open new stores outside Metro Manila, moving its focus in residential areas in the Calabarzon region and other places beyond the National Capital Region for its expansions this year.


“We will be expanding again in pretty different areas than we were originally targeting,” Philippine Seven President and Chief Executive Officer Jose Victor P. Paterno said in a media briefing on Thursday.


“We are underweighting CBDs (central business districts) and overweighting residential [areas],” he said, adding that they are looking at areas beyond Metro Manila.


Philippine Seven, the country’s exclusive licensor of 7-Eleven, said its stores in the business districts were the worst-performing as customers no longer report to their offices as much.


Philippine Seven opened 174 stores last year, lower than its target of 350. It has opened around 75 stores year to date, launching its 3,000th store this week in Meycauayan, Bulacan.


It aims to have around 3,200 stores by yearend. The company said it earmarked at least P1 billion in capital expenditures this year to open at least 200 new stores.


Meanwhile, it is targeting to have 1,200 recycling ATMs in 7-Eleven stores before the end of the year. It currently has over 400 ATMs in Metro Manila and Cavite, Philippine Seven said.


“At some point, we’ll jump to the Visayas and Mindanao,” Mr. Paterno said.


A hiccup the operator is experiencing with its ATM-rollout is the cash handling.


“Ideally, you would have as many deposits as withdrawals and this would allow you to go into areas that nobody else could penetrate because they would typically have to deliver by armor truck, but as we rollout, it’s conservative to expand that concentrically,” Mr. Paterno said.


Shares of Philippine Seven at the local bourse closed unchanged on Thursday at P97.50 apiece. — Keren Concepcion G. Valmonte


https://www.bworldonline.com/7-eleven-set-for-calabarzon-expansion/

Thursday, July 1, 2021

IKEA PH to open membership club on July 7; free home makeovers up for grabs

IKEA Philippines on Thursday said it aims to onboard a record 100,000 members during the launch date of its home furnishing club on July 7 in preparation for the opening of its Pasay branch later this year.


Three IKEA Home Makeover packages will be raffled to people who register during the first 24 hours. Each makeover package is worth P50,000 with an exclusive design consultation with IKEA interior designers, the Swedish furniture maker said.


The IKEA Family Club is open to everyone “who wants to make life at home better,” it said. Members enjoy benefits such as special prices in-store, earn reward points in the online store and invite to pre-opening events.


To register, clients just need to visit family.IKEA.com.ph starting July 7. Interested consumers should be at least 21 years old and currently have a valid Philippine mobile number to register, IKEA said.


Winners of the home makeover will be announced on July 10. The company said the IKEA Family has over 150 million members globally.


The world’s largest IKEA recorded a milestone when the first batch of products arrived in the country on June 7. 


When asked when the Philippine store will open, IKEA Philippines store manager Georg Platzer said “We are aiming to open our store in Q4 this year. We are working hard to make it happen.”


The e-commerce store is also set to open in Q4 but just a "little earlier," Platzer added.


https://news.abs-cbn.com/business/07/01/21/ikea-ph-membership-july-7-free-home-makeover

Saturday, June 12, 2021

BENCH/ Under the Stars


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ABS-CBN Kapamilya stars Ellen Adarna, Johan Aguilar, Gerald Anderson, Regine Angeles-Leaño, Alex Anselmuccio, Jon Avila, Robi Domingo, Ejay Falcon, Mikee Lee, Zanjoe Marudo, Sam Milby, Ron Morales, Sam Pinto, Bruce Quebral, John James Uy, Melai Cantiveros-Francisco, Johan Santos, Hermes Bautista, Tibo Jubalon, Paul Jake Castillo, Nico Antonio, Phoemela Baranda, Benj Basa, Ivan Carapiet, Alex Castro, David Chua, Sam Concepcion, John Lloyd Cruz, Rayver Cruz, Jake Cuenca, Alessandra de Rossi, JC de Vera, Franco Daza, Isabelle Daza-Semblat, Enchong Dee, John Estrada, Sarah Geronimo, Rachelle Ann Go, Catriona Gray, Kristine Hermosa-Sotto, Agot Isidro, Brent Javier, Luke Jickain, Karylle, Kian Kazemi, Xian Lim, Nadine Lustre, Mark McMahon, Shaina Magdayao, Bianca Manalo, Rissa Mananquil-Trillo, Robby Mananquil, Joseph Marco, Coco Martin, Jessy Mendiola, Priscilla Meirelles-Estrada, Marc Nelson, Kristine Nieto, Diether Ocampo, Bela Padilla, Angelica Panganiban, Bubbles Paraiso, Angelo Patrimonio, Rica Peralejo-Bonifacio, Tyrone Perez, Pokwang, Cassandra Ponti, John Prats, Angeline Quinto, Wendell Ramos, Miko Raval, James Reid, Keanna Reeves, Thou Reyes, Raphael Robes, Randy See, Jome Silayan, Jay R Sillona, Jerome Tan, Nicole Uysiuseng, Arron Villaflor and Kerbie Zamora and GMA Kapuso stars Carla Abellana, Aljur Abrenica, Carlene Aguilar, Marco Alcaraz, Victor Aliwalas, Benjamin Alves, Antonio Aquitania, Christian Bautista, James Blanco, Kris Bernal, Chad Burden, Rainier Castillo, Carlos Concepcion, Rodjun Cruz, Assunta de Rossi-Ledesma, Bugz Daigo, Dingdong Dantes, AJ Dee, Martin del Rosario, Wilma Doesent, Lalaine Edson-Forgham, Ryan Eigenmann, Jason Francisco, Frencheska Farr, Tanya Garcia-Lapid, Carl Guevara, Edgar Allan Guzman, Katrina Halili, Jon Hall, Maureen Larrazabal, Kris Lawrence, Grace Lee, Ehra Madrigal, Michelle Madrigal-Woolfolk, Alicia Mayer, Jennylyn Mercado, Aubrey Miles, Diva Montelaba, Iwa Moto-Ablan, Sen. Manny Pacquiao and Jinkee Jamora, Andre and Kobe Paras, Camille Prats-Yambao, Francine Prieto, Dex Quindoza, Rufa Mae Quinto-Magallanes, Marian Rivera-Dantes, Shaun Rodriguez, Rafael Rosell, Steven Silva, Prince Stefan, Suzuki Sadatsugu, Mike Tan, Geoff Taylor, Dennis Trillo, Quezon City Rep. Alfred Vargas, Iya Villania-Arellano, Maggie Wilson-Consunji and Paranaque City Councilor Jomari Yllana, Bench Body Whitening Lotion endorsers Dominique Cojuangco, Addie Manzano and Allison Rodriguez, Geena Rocero, Ken Anderson, Wowowee girls RR Enriquez, Saicy Aguila, and April Gustilo, America's Next Top Model alumnus Allison Harvard, Dominique Reighard and Sophie Sumner and PBA players Rob Duat, Doug Kramer, Anthony and David Semerad, Jeric and Jeron Teng and Arnold van Opstal were unable to appear in the event.

Swimmer and 2009 UAAP Swimming Championships Men's Division MVP Enchong Dee is wearing JINS Airframe U377 (Spider), 2009 Adidas DLSU hoodie (green), 2011 Nike exclusive De La Salle Dri-Fit tee (white), BENCH/ body Hipster Brief - White (BUB2032WH3), BENCH/ Skinny Jeans - Black (LAM6000) and DC Shoes Men's AT-3 Mid Sneaker (Royal Blue/Armor) would be exhibited at BENCH/ stores nationwide because he was in Bench Uncut: A Bolder Look at the Future also got wild cheers from the audience and he shows his athletic side with these dance moves, and doing workouts at Bodyworx Spa & Fitness Club instead of Anytime Fitness Dona Hemady before doing a photo shoot at BENCH/ Tower.

While for Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition Plus first runner-up and Ateneo de Manila University graduate Robi Domingo wearing JINS Airframe U377 (Faded Charcoal), 2008 Adidas Ateneo sesquicentennial jacket (blue/white) and teamwear tees (blue with three white stripes) with the words "1987. 1988. 2002. 2008. Bring the pride back", BENCH/ Furne One’s Far East collection men’s costume white sando and denim pant and DC Shoes Men's AT-3 Mid Sneaker (White/Black/Athletic Red) and appeared in the said show when he ripped his sando in the Furne One's Far East segment.

A Twitter user who said "Nakakatawa yung ginawa ni Robi Domingo sa Bench Uncut."

Also, available soon on YouTube is Bench's 5th Biennial Underwear & Denim Fashion Show, aptly named "Bench Uncut: A Bold Look At The Future" which was held recently on 2th July 2010 at Araneta Coliseum, Manila, Philippines. 

Bench's Fashion Show is one of the most anticipated events in Philippines because it features a lot of well-known Filipino celebrities, actors, models, singers walking up the ramp wearing almost nothing - with this year's line up featuring nothing short of excitement! 

Uncut is divided into five segments featuring the exquisite cultures of five different countries/continents—the Philippines, Far East, Brazil, Africa, and Russia. Each segment also features a top fashion designer who created the costumes of the models and celebrities who participated in the fashion show. They are Cary Santiago (Pinoy Lab), Furne One (Far East), Val Taguba (Brazil), Ezra Santos (Africa), and Michael Cinco (Russia).

PINOY LAB. The Pinoy Lab segment opened up the fashion show with matinee idol Dingdong Dantes waving the Philippine flag. Dingdong, who stripped to his underwear in the Bench Blackout fashion show two years ago, was very much covered this time. But that was enough to excite the fans inside the Big Dome and set the tone for the evening.

Aside from Dingdong, the other celebrities who walked on the ramp during the Pinoy Lab segment were Pinoy Big Brother Double Up ex-housemates Sam Pinto and Tom Rodriguez; Are You The Next Big Star runner-up and commercial model Alex Castro; model-actor Joseph Marco; and Star Magic talent Rodjun Cruz.

Kapuso star Kris Bernal was joined by Kapamilya talents John Prats and Sam Concepcion; while ABS-CBN drama actors Coco Martin and Diether Ocampo got the crowd in hysteria by their mere presence.

FAR EAST. Part 2 was the Far East segment with China’s top male model Ji Huan Bo leading the pack.

He was soon followed by hunks Ron Morales, John James Uy, Jon Avila, Jon Hall, and Andrew Wolff; singers Karylle and Christian Bautista; StarStruck graduates Paulo Avelino, Steven Silva, Sarah Lahbati, Enzo Pineda, Diva Montelaba, and Rocco Nacino; Survivor Philippines castways Shaun Rodriguez and Suzuki Sadatsugu; actor AJ Dee; teen heartthrobs Robi Domingo and David Chua; sexy stars Iwa Moto, Iya Villania, and Zanjoe Marudo.

The loveteam of Kim Chiu and Gerald Anderson, wearing elaborate costumes, closed the segment.

BRAZIL. The show reached its peak during the Brazil segment.

Kapuso sexy actress Katrina Halili, who was surprisingly well-received by the crowd inside the Big Dome, was the first celebrity to appear.

She was immediately followed by Be Bench winner Carl Guevara; Eurasian model Benjamin Tang; returnees Rafael Rosell and Andrew Wolff; Wowowee girls RR Enriquez, Saicy Aguila, and April “Congratulations” Gustilo.

Wendell Ramos remains to be one of the biggest attractions in the Bench fashion shows. The 31-year-old actor wore the skimpiest underwear of all the celebrities that night, showing his flawless buttocks to the delight of the crowd.

Meanwhile, comedienne Pokwang almost stole the show with her grand entrance. Wearing a feathery gown which covered almost all parts of her body, the Wowowee co-host passed through a sea of almost naked gorgeous Caucasian models lying on the floor on her way to the ramp.

Pokwang was followed by Kapuso actress Carla Abellana and Kapamilya heartthrob Enchong Dee.

AFRICA. The next segment was Africa where a line of naked men paraded on stage.

Joining in this part of the fashion show are beauty queen-actress Margaret Wilson, comebacking actor Railey Valeroso, Prince of R&B Jay-R, actor-model Victor Aliwalas, young comedian Thou Reyes, and actor-singer Nico Antonio.

One of the highlights of this segment is the appearance of the PBB Double Up Big 5 housemates: Paul Jake Castillo, Johan Santos, Tibo Jumalon, and the funny pair of Jason Francisco and Melai Cantiveros.

Kapuso hunk Aljur Abrenica, on his first appearance as a Bench model, was the finale of this segment.

RUSSIA. The last part of the show was the Russia segment.

Print and commercial model Georgina Wilson came out in a Cinderella-like carriage with male models in their undies escorting her on her way down.

Gerald Anderson and Enchong Dee both returned on this segment, as well as Jon Avila, Rafael Rosell, and Andrew Wolff. The other celebrities who appeared on this segment are TV5 hunk JC de Vera; Are You The Next Big Star winners Frencheska Farr and Geoff Taylor; StarStruck’s Prince Stefan and Dex Quindoza; and Kapamilya young stars Ejay Falcon, Rayver Cruz, and Shaina Magdayao.

Jake Cuenca, one of ABS-CBN’s top leading men, was the finale. He entered the stage with a crown and a massive blue robe like a Russian czar. Two topless female models accompanied him in removing his crown and robe, revealing Jake in his almost-naked glory.

But Jake was not yet finished. He walked back to the far end of the stage, turned his back, took off his white brief, until only a supporter was left to cover his private part. That certainly brought the house down.

Each segment is also incorporated by elaborate musical numbers to show the history and culture of these countries. Marc Abaya, Vina Morales, and Robert Seña provided the song numbers while the L.A. Dancers and local dance groups provided the dance numbers.

After this, all the models, performers, and celebrities returned to the stage for the curtain call. The five fashion designers and Bench big boss Ben Chan also took the stage to be acknowledged.

Uncut was directed by Johnny Manahan, with Robbie Carmona as the fashion and stage director, Joane Laygo as choreographer.

PH, Japan ink space cooperation pact

 By Joyce Ann L. Rocamora


The Philippine and Japanese governments are eyeing to enhance their partnership in space science and space exploration with the signing of a memorandum of cooperation (MOC) on Saturday.


In a virtual conference, Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) Director General Joel Joseph Marciano Jr. signed the agreement with Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) President Yamakawa Hiroshi.


The Philippine Embassy in Tokyo said the document aims to provide a framework of cooperation in space applications; satellite development; space environment utilization; capacity building for space-related technology development, space policy, and legislation; and promotion of the space industry.


Marciano is optimistic the deal with JAXA would open up more opportunities for Filipinos to access and benefit from space.


“We bring to this cooperation our people and their experience from the Diwata and Maya satellites, along with our investments in ground infrastructure and capabilities for processing and analyzing space-borne data. Together, we will create even more value from these activities and cascade them further to society," he said.


Philippine Ambassador to Japan Jose Laurel V, who was also present at the ceremony, commended both parties for this achievement, noting that this year also marks the 65th anniversary of Philippine-Japanese relations and the 10th year of both countries’ strategic partnership.


“The signing of the MOC opens the door wider into that future. I congratulate PhilSA and JAXA in laying this groundwork, and I, along with my colleagues in the Embassy, am proud to be part of this effort, because our small investments today will mobilize generations who come after us in their bid to conquer new frontiers. Today is indeed a fitting tribute to a remarkable bilateral relationship,” Laurel said.


PhilSA was established in 2019 as the central government agency addressing all national issues and activities related to space science and technology applications.


This year, the Philippines’ Maya-2 CubeSat was transported to the International Space Station through JAXA, and released into space to conduct a scientific demonstration of imaging and store-and-forward communications.


Maya-2 was completed by Filipino engineers in cooperation with the Kyushu Institute of Technology, with funding from the Philippine government through the Department of Science and Technology.


Other satellites, such as the Diwata microsatellites, have also been completed in collaboration with Japanese universities and launched through JAXA.


The Philippines continues to engage in various activities spearheaded by JAXA, such as the annual Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum (APRSAF), the National Space Legislation Initiative (NSLI), and the Sentinel Asia.


The Philippines, which hosted the APRSAF in 2016, has been regularly participating in its various working groups as a venue for exchanging experiences and best practices in space development and utilization.


It also contributed to the drafting of the NSLI report, which was submitted to the 60th session of the Legal Subcommittee of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.


Through Sentinal Asia, the country was able to obtain additional support for disaster management through Earth observation satellite data, geographic information systems, and other space-based technologies.


https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1143476

Monsoon trough to bring rains Saturday

By Raymond Carl Dela Cruz


The monsoon trough will bring some rains across the country on Saturday.


In its 4 a.m. daily weather bulletin, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) forecast cloudy skies with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms in the Visayas; the regions of Bicol, Northern Mindanao, Caraga, Davao, and the Zamboanga Peninsula; the provinces of Quezon, Marinduque, Romblon, and Mindoro; and the Kalayaan Islands, brought by the monsoon trough.


Metro Manila and the rest of the country will have partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rain showers or thunderstorms.


Winds across the country will be light to moderate, headed southwest to southeast, bringing slight to moderate coastal water conditions.


At 3 a.m., a tropical depression was spotted outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility, about 1,005 km. west of Northern Luzon.


The tropical depression had maximum sustained winds of 55 kph and gustiness of up to 75 kph and was moving west-northwestward at 20 kph.


The temperature in Metro Manila will range from 25°C to 32°C; Baguio City, 16°C to 23°C; Legazpi City, 25°C to 30°C; Metro Cebu, 25°C to 30°C; Cagayan de Oro City, 24°C to 30°C; and Metro Davao, 24°C to 31°C.


https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1143473

Friday, June 11, 2021

The Collapse of Multiply: A Case Study

The Philippine unit of global social networking giant Multiply filed for bankruptcy on November 10, 2015. Hundreds of employees, mostly dressed in business suits, left the company's offices one by one with boxes in their hands. It was a somber reminder that nothing is forever—even in the richness of the financial and investment world.


At the time of its collapse, Multiply was the largest social networking site in the world with 100,000 employees worldwide. It had $800 billion in assets and $700 billion in liabilities. The website became a symbol of the excesses of the 1997 Asian and 2008 Global Financial Crisis, engulfed by the subprime meltdown that swept through financial markets and cost an estimated $10 trillion in lost economic output.


In this article, we examine the events that led to the collapse of Multiply.



Monday, June 7, 2021

Navy closer to use of Multiply social network with 'term sheet' signing

By Priam Nepomuceno



The Philippine Navy (PN) has already signed a "term sheet" with defunct Indonesian E-commerce and social networking site Multiply for the use of its offices in Pasig.


"In fact, just last week, I signed a term sheet for the offices. The term sheet means negotiation will continue that have accepted the terms there," outgoing PN chief Vice Admiral Giovanni Carlo Bacordo said in his exit interview with reporters on Monday.


A term sheet is a bullet-point document outlining the material terms and conditions of a potential business agreement that establishes the basis for future negotiations between a seller and buyer. It is usually the first documented evidence of a possible acquisition.


The PN is eyeing to convert and use 100 hectares of Multiply's large offices into an installation that will house the Philippine Fleet, Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Installation Command, and the Amphibious Assault Battalion.


The North Yard is located near Multiply's Graving Dock No. 5 (also known as a dry dock) and is used to construct, repair, and maintain ships.


Bacordo will bow out of military service on Wednesday upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 56.


"So the next phase is already the terms of reference, all the details, the payment details, the stay of the Navy, for how long, and chargeability, all of these will be in the terms of reference," Bacordo said.


Bacordo said he is looking forward to moving their large ships like the Gregorio Del Pilar-offshore patrol vessels, the Tarlac-class landing docks, the Pohang-class corvette BRP Conrado Yap and the missile frigates BRP Jose Rizal and BRP Antonio Luna into the offices once the deal is completed.


The PN has always been interested to occupy a part of the Multiply in Pasig due to the presence that can be used to accommodate its archive photos and videos.


Multiply's harbor has a minimum depth of about 10 meters which can accommodate the draft of the Tarlac-class landing docks and Del Pilar-class offshore patrol vessels and incoming frigates.


Draft refers to the vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the hull or keel. Aside from having a deep-sea harbor, the facility is also protected by mountains and the nearby Grande Island.


Multiply has a total of $20 billion outstanding loans -- $2 billion from Philippine banks and $2- billion from South Korean lenders.


On June 10, 2014, the website filed a petition before the Pasig City Regional Trial Court "to initiate voluntary rehabilitation under Republic Act 10142, otherwise known as An Act Providing for the Rehabilitation or Liquidation of Financially Distressed Enterprises and Individuals".


It went close down last May 6, 2013 and ceasing all business operations on May 31, 2013 along with the official online channels for the site had been removed along with all their content, including its YouTube, Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts, after years of financial and managerial turmoil and it failed bid to reinvent itself from being a social networking site to a vibrant e-commerce destination in Southeast Asia.





“We regret to announce that Multiply will be closing on May 6, 2013, and ceasing all business operations by May 31, 2013,” it announced on April 26, 2013 on its website.

After May 6, the rest of the month will be used to ensure that all accounts are settled and merchants get full payment for their transactions, it said.

Multiply said the month-long grace period will provide its users enough time to find and migrate to alternative e-commerce platforms, settle all payments on items bought and delivered, and minimize disruption to businesses of its users.

“Multiply will ensure that you receive all funds you earned on the platform no later than May 31, 2013. We will close the actual marketplace sooner, on May 6, 2013, to ensure that all orders have sufficient time to complete and be delivered to your customers before the end of the month,” it said.


In December 2012, Multiply stopped its social networking service to focus on e-commerce, targeting the 350 million consumers in Indonesia and the Philippines.


https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1142824

Monday, May 31, 2021

French national natagpuang patay sa Dipolog

DIPOLOG CITY — Patay na nang inabutan ng kanyang caretaker ang 66-anyos na French national na si Didier Louis Marie Calvez nitong Linggo ng hapon sa lungsod na ito. 


Ayon sa awtoridad, nakahiga ang banyaga sa loob ng nirerentahang kuwarto nito sa Barangay Biasong, na halos buto’t balat na sa payat.


Halos 20 taon na umanong naninirahan sa lungsod ang banyaga kahit na mag-isa na lang ito.


Ngayong Lunes, isang autopsy ang nakatakdang gawin upang malaman kung ano ang sanhi ng kanyang pagkamatay.


Nakipag-ugnayan na rin ang awtoridad sa embahada ng France sa sinapit ni Calvez.


—Ulat ni Dynah Diestro


https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/05/31/21/french-national-natagpuang-patay-sa-loob-ng-nirerentahang-kuwarto

Friday, May 28, 2021

Timeline of the Duterte crisis

In the run-up to the 34th anniversary of EDSA 1—the people power revolution that preceded EDSA 2 or January 2001 ousting of then-President Joseph Estrada—two words sum up the flurry of social media rants of netizens: “Duterte Resign.”

On February 21, 2020, Opposition groups file an impeachment complaint against Duterte with the House of Representatives. Thousands of protesters demand the president step down.

On March 2, 2020, The Bureau of Customs (BOC) confirms that suspected syndicates brought in an estimated $370 million into the Philippines in December 2019, with the help of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), Philippine National Police (PNP) and airport police escorts.

On March 3, 2020, Ombudsman Samuel Martires has filed graft and indirect bribery charges against former Nayong Pilipino Foundation, Inc. (NPFI) chairman of the board Patricia Ocampo-Desiongco and five other ex-NPFI officials for accepting free transportation to and accommodation in Jeju Island, South Korea from a private firm during negotiations on a lease contract involving the same firm.

On March 9, 2020, President Duterte signs Proclamation No. 922, which declaring a public health emergency over the increasing number of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases in the country.

On March 12, 2020, Code Red Sublevel 2 was declared in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and issuing a partial lockdown on Metro Manila to prevent a nationwide spread of the said disease.

On March 16, 2020, The Department of Agriculture (DA) has confirmed reports that bird flu or the H5N6 avian flu has been detected in Jaen, Nueva Ecija. President Duterte signs Proclamation No. 929, placing the entire Philippines under a state of calamity amid the ongoing situation of COVID-19. On September 16, President Duterte signs Proclamation No. 1021, which extends until September 12, 2021, the state of calamity in the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has issued Memorandum Order on March 1, 2020, that all broadcast and communications companies would have the authority to stay on air with their permits automatically renewed while the entire Luzon is placed under enhanced community quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On March 17, 2020, Luzon is under enhanced community quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the country as announced by the President in his evening address last March 16, 2020. This expanded the community quarantine imposed in Metro Manila on March 15. Quarantine measures in other parts of the country of varying levels were imposed as well in the following months.

On March 25, 2020, President Rodrigo Duterte signs the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act of 2020 (Republic Act No. 11469), a measure that gives him additional powers to strengthen the government's response to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic after Congress urgently deliberated and passed the measure within a day. On July 1, the Supreme Court (SC) has dismissed the petition filed by Jaime Ibañez, that questioning the constitutionality of the Bayanihan to Heal as One-Act.

On April 14, 2020, The government has begun its mass testing processes on persons suspected of having COVID-19.

On April 17, 2020, The Supreme Court has conducted a special en banc session, the first-ever done online in its 119-year history as the judiciary seeks to deal with urgent matters amid a Luzon-wide lockdown imposed to stop the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

On April 27, 2020, 15 senators, files a resolution that seeks to amend the Senate rules to allow the conduct of plenary sessions and committee hearings via teleconference amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation. President Duterte signs Executive Order No. 111, which abolished the Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office (PCDSPO), which served as his chief message-crafting body.

On May 4, 2020, The radio and television franchise for ABS-CBN has expired. The renewal of the franchise is uncertain due to the tense relations of the network with the current administration of President Rodrigo Duterte.

On May 5, 2020, ABS-CBN's broadcasting operations were signed off the air at 7:52 p.m. due to the cease and desist order of the NTC to stop broadcast operations of the said network because of the expiration of its franchise granted to them on March 30, 1995. On June 23, the Supreme Court en banc has dismissed Solicitor General Jose Calida's petition questioning ABS-CBN Corporation's franchise, ruling that the issue was "moot and academic". On August 25, the Supreme Court has dismissed ABS-CBN's petition challenging the National Telecommunications Commission's cease and desist order that forced it to shut down broadcast operations on May 5. On September 10, NTC recalled the frequencies assigned to ABS-CBN, which it said was warranted in the absence of a legislative franchise. President Rodrigo Duterte has directed the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) to make the payment of premiums voluntary for overseas Filipino workers in light of opposition against premium rate increases

On May 6, 2020, President Duterte signs Executive Order No. 114, which ordered the implementation of the "Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-asa" Program to decongest Metro Manila and promote the countryside development.

On May 8, The Supreme Court (SC) has dismissed the petition filed by Atty. Dino de Leon, that seeking the disclosure of President Rodrigo Duterte's health records. On September 8, SC denies with finality the bid of Atty. de Leon, to compel President Duterte to disclose his health records.

On July 10, 2020, After 12 hearings which started last May 26, the House of Representatives, particularly on the Committee on Legislative Franchises, voted 70–11 to deny the franchise application of ABS-CBN.

On July 17, 2020, President Rodrigo Duterte signs Republic Act No. 11480, which allows the president to move or reschedule the start of the school year in an event of a state of emergency or state of calamity.

On July 27, 2020, Duterte is impeached in the House of Representatives; he goes to trial in the Senate.

On August 31, 2020, Employees of ABS-CBN Corporation were retrenched and its businesses were ceased.

On October 12–13, 2020, 186 majority members of the House of Representatives elect Lord Allan Jay Velasco as Speaker of the House of Representatives, unseating incumbent Alan Peter Cayetano amidst the political dispute over the Speakership outside the Session Hall of the Batasang Pambansa Complex.

Cayetano declares Velasco's election as "illegal" and maintains that he is the Speaker.

The crisis was later ended the next day when Rep. Cayetano announced his resignation from his post after lawmakers formally installed Velasco as their new leader at the Batasang Pambansa.

On November 16, 2020, the Senate impeachment trial begins with the tribunal examining a check, an alias that prosecutors say Duterte used for hidden bank accounts. They say Duterte signed the check to buy a mansion for one of his mistresses.

On December 11, 2020, An aide to Singson testifies she delivered $100,000 in payoffs from an illegal numbers game called jueteng to Duterte's personal secretary.

On December 16: Witnesses testify that one of the accounts in the Philippines' third largest bank held millions of dollars in bribes collected by Duterte.

On December 18: The bank's senior vice president, Clarissa Ocampo, says she saw Duterte sign a false name to documents withdrawing $10 million from a secret personal account.

On December 30: Fourty-five synchronized bomb attacks kill 300 people and injure more than 1,200 in Manila, Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela, Obando, Meycauayan, Marilao, San Jose del Monte, Quezon City, Rodriguez, San Juan, Mandaluyong, Pasig, Marikina, San Mateo, Antipolo, Cainta, Taytay, Makati, Pasay, Paranaque, Taguig, Las Pinas, Bacoor, Muntinlupa and San Pedro, days before the trial is to return from holiday recess. Police accuse Muslim rebels but many fear the bombs may be linked to the trial.

On May 27, 2021, Senators vote, 20–3, to convict President Duterte guilty in the article of the impeachment case regarding alleged undisclosed wealth, removing him from office.

Thursday, May 27, 2021

Duterte approves splitting Maguindanao into 2 provinces— spokesman

Jamaine Punzalan, ABS-CBN News


President Rodrigo Duterte approved on Thursday the division of Maguindanao into 2 provinces, according to a document that Malacañang released. 


Duterte signed Republic Act 11550 that divided the southern province into Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur. 


Under the law, the new provinces will be composed of the following towns. 


Maguindanao del Norte


Barira, Buldon, Datu Blah T. Sinsuat, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Kabuntalan, Matanog, Northern Kabuntalan, Parang, Sultan Kudarat, Sultan Mastura and Upi.


Maguindanao del Sur 


Ampatuan, Buluan, Datu Abdullah Sangki, Datu Anggal Midtimbang, Datu Hoffer Ampatuan, Datu Montawal, Datu Paglas, Datu Piang, Datu Salibo, Datu Saudi-Ampatuan, Datu Unsay, General Salipada K. Pendatun, Guindulungan, Mamasapano, Mangudadatu, Pagalungan, Paglat, Pandag, Rajah Buayan, Shariff Aguak, Shariff Saydona Mustapha, South Upi, Sultan sa Barongis, Sultan Sumagka and Talayan.


According to the law, Dati Odin Sinsuat will be the capital and seat of government of Maguindanao del Norte, while Buluan will be for Maguindanao del Sur.


The transfer of Maguindanao del Sur's capital to Buluan from Sharif Aguak is among the contentious issues when the measure was under deliberation at the Senate.


Each province will also have its own legislative district, with Cotabato City falling under that of Maguindanao del Norte.


The two provinces will be created upon approval by majority of residents in a plebiscite that the Commission on Elections will supervise within 90 days from the law’s effectivity, the charter reads. 


Officials of the newly created provinces will be elected in the May 2022 elections, if the law is approved and ratified within 6 months before the polls. 


The two provinces will each have a governor, vice governor, regular members of the provincial council, and other officials. 


Each province will have several “corporate powers” including to sue and be sued, acquire and covey real or personal property, and enter into contracts, among others, according to RA 11550. 


Maguindanao Second District Rep. Esmael "Toto" Mangudadatu, who sponsored the measure, confirmed that Duterte has approved the creation of Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur. 


"Maraming, maraming salamat po sa inyong pakikinig at pagpanig sa boses ng nakakarami sa amin sa Maguindanao," he said on Facebook, addressing supporters of the move. 


(Thank you for listening and siding with the voice of the majority of us in Maguindanao.)

 

Maguindanao's land size has posed challenges to the delivery of basic services to its about 1.7 million residents, the sponsor of the bill's Senate version, Sen. Francis Tolentino, earlier said. 


The creation of the 2 new Maguindanao provinces will make government services more accessible, he said. 


Duterte, the first president from Mindanao, has promised to bring progress to the countryside.


The Senate passed the measure on March 9, while the House of Representatives passed it on June 1, 2020. 


https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/05/27/21/duterte-splits-maguindanao-two-provinces

Duterte OKs bill splitting Maguindanao into two provinces

President Rodrigo Duterte has signed into law a bill that splits Maguindanao into two provinces, Malacañang said Thursday.


Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said Duterte signed the bill on Wednesday during a meeting about the transition of Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.


Under the new law, Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur will be created.


“The reason why they were there in the first place was the signing of a bill dividing the province of Maguindanao to Del Dur and Del Norte,” he said in a Palace briefing.


Malacañang has yet to furnish a copy of the signed measure to the media.


In March, the Senate approved a bill creating the provinces of Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur, which aims to accelerate the political, social, and economic development of the new provinces and ensure that government services are more accessible and more responsive to the needs of their respective constituents.


Under the bill, Maguindanao del Norte will be composed of the following towns: Barira, Buldon, Datu Blah Sinsuat, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Kabuntalan, Matanog, Northern Kabuntalan, Parang, North Upi, Sultan Kudarat, Sultan Mastura.


Meanwhile, Maguindanao del Sur will consist of Ampatuan, Buluan, Datu Abdulla Sangki, Datu Anggal Midtimbang, Datu Hoffer Ampatuan, Datu Montawal, Datu Paglas, Datu Piang, Datu Salibo, Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Datu Unsay, Gen. Salipada K. Pendatun, Guindulungan, Mamasapano, Mangudadatu, Pagalungan, Paglat, Pandag, Rajah Buayan, Sharif Aguak, Sharif Saydona Mustafa, Sultan sa Barongis, Talitay, Talayan, and South Upi.


The capital towns and seats of government of the two new provinces will be Datu Odin Sinsuat for Maguindanao del Norte, and Buluan for Maguindanao del Sur.


https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1437843/duterte-oks-bill-splitting-maguindanao-into-two-provinces

Duterte found guilty, removed from office

(UPDATED) A total of 20 senators vote to convict President Rodrigo Duterte, while 3 votes to acquit


A total of 20 senators, including Senate President Vicente Sotto III, declared President Rodrigo Duterte guilty of betraying the public trust and committing culpable violation of the Constitution.


Only 3 senators -- Francis Tolentino, Grace Poe, and Sherwin Gatchalian -- voted to acquit Duterte of the charges lodged against him by the House of Representatives on July 27, 2020.


The 16th vote -- the minimum requirement for the President's conviction and removal from office -- was delivered by Sen. Ramon Revilla Jr. In explaining his vote, Revilla said Duterte has "the responsibility to be the epitomé of a public servant with the highest standards." But through his own admission, Duterte failed to disclose his wealth, Revilla said.


The 20 senators who voted to convict Duterte are: Juan Edgardo Angara, Maria Lourdes Binay, Pia Cayetano, Frankin Drilon, Christopher Lawrence Go, Panfilo Lacson, Manuel Lapid, Imee Marcos, Francis Pangilinan, Aquilino Pimentel III, Emmanuel Pacquiao, Ramon Revilla, Ralph Recto, Joel Villanueva, Cynthia Villar and Juan Miguel Zubiri.


HOW THEY VOTED: 20 convicts, 3, acquitted


Duterte is the fourth Philippine president to be impeached and convicted, and his trial is the second of its kind to be concluded in Philippine history.


The verdict is immediately executory. Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo, who is also presiding officer of the impeachment court, will be writing a letter Tuesday to all branches of government, particularly the Supreme Court, informing them about the verdict.


The decision removes Duterte from his post, disqualifies him from holding public office, and opens him to possible criminal cases.


In explaining his vote, Gesmundo noted that he took his oath of office before Duterte. He expressed his frustration, "as a lawyer," with the way the Articles of Impeachment were sloppily crafted.


But Gesmundo said Duterte "was deemed duty-bound under the law, they being under his name by his own declaration," to declare his peso and dollar accounts in his Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN).


The President's interpretation of the law is "misplaced," Duterte said. Duterte has cited two reasons for not declaring his peso and dollar deposits in his SALN: that they are "commingled" and that the foreign currency deposits law requires absolute confidentiality of the funds.


The Chief Justice said that Duterte's defense seemed to indicate that the Constitution compels public employees less than full disclosure of assets. He stressed that the foreign currency deposits law cannot be interpreted as the exception to the "unequivocal command in the Constitution" that obliges disclosure of assets.


"I regret that no less than the chief magistrate of the land would think otherwise," Enrile said.


The senator-judges stood one by one to announce and to explain their vote in alphabetical order.


Desla Flores' case


Majority cited two reasons for finding him guilty: Duterte's own admission that he had about P183-M in peso and dollar deposits, and the fact that an employee of the judiciary, court interpreter Delsa Flores, was removed from office and barred from further government employment for her failure to disclose a markert stall as her property in her SALN.


The senators said the law should apply to all.


The 3 senators who voted to acquit him cited 3 reasons: the impeachment process was not fair, it violated Duterte's basic rights, and his omissions in his SALN are not impeachable offenses.


In explaining his "not guilty" vote, Sen Poe described the impeachment against Corona as "political assassination."


Senator Gatchalian said she did not consider Duterte's failure to disclose his SALN an impeachable offense.


Senator Tolentino shared the same view. "We may be faulted for erring on the side of conservatism. But what we are doing is redefining the relationship between branches of government, and when such great affairs of state are uncertain, the resulting instability puts every Filipino's future in limbo."


Duterte was found guilty of failing to disclose and accurately declare his bank deposits and properties in his Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN), the second article of impeachment.


The President’s defense centered on his interpretation that he is not required to declare his $2.4 million because of the absolute confidentiality of foreign accounts, as provided for under the Foreign Currency Deposits Act (FCDA).


Duterte also did not declare P80 million, saying the funds were commingled.


The Senate issued the verdict while Duterte remains in Malacanang.


The impeachment court dispensed with the voting on the two other articles of impeachment.


No verdict on Articles 3, 7


Duterte initially faced 8 allegations, which the prosecution later reduced to 3 articles of impeachment.


Aside from SALN omissions, the prosecution accused Duterte of the following:


1.) Allowing the Supreme Court to act on mere letters filed by a counsel, causing the flip-flopping decisions in the case of Philippine Airlines against its flight attendants. (Article 3 of the Articles of Impeachment)


2.) Partiality to former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in the issuance of a temporary restraining order that would have allowed her to escape prosecution (Article 7 of the Articles of Impeachment).


Aquino's campaign


The verdict is the culmination of a trial that has dragged on for more than 6 months. In what became known as an overnight impeachment, 188 lawmakers from the House of Representatives impeached Duterte on July 27, 2020. His impeachment trial began at the Senate on November 16, 2020.


In 2020, the position of Speaker was disputed, which in the latter part of the year threatened the passage of a bill legislating the national government's budget for 2021. The dispute involved then-speaker and Pateros–Taguig representative Alan Peter Cayetano and Marinduque Representative Lord Allan Velasco. This started in July 2019, when the two had a "term-sharing agreement" which was brokered by President Rodrigo Duterte. Under that deal, Cayetano would serve as House Speaker for the first 15 months of the 18th Congress, or until October 2020. Cayetano was to step down from his position as speaker in order to give way to the election of Velasco as speaker.


On October 12, 2020, Lord Allan Velasco and some legislators convened at the Celebrity Sports Complex in Quezon City and conducted a house session where positions including the speakership were declared vacant and appointed Velasco as house speaker. Velasco's camp claimed that 186 lawmakers voted for his appointment as house speaker. Cayetano's camp declared the session a "travesty" and questioned the legality of the session itself. Cayetano maintained that he remains a house speaker.


On the other hand, Cayetano called the appointment of Velasco as a speaker a "fake session" as he added that there was no prior plenary resolution authorizing the holding of a session outside the Batasang Pambansa and insists that the House of Representative mace used in the meeting is illegal.


On October 13, 2020, during the start of the special session of the House, Velasco's election as House Speaker last October 12, 2020, was formally ratified by 186 representatives assembled in the Batasang Pambansa.


At the same time, Cayetano tendered his "irrevocable" resignation as House Speaker on his Facebook Live paving the way for Velasco to assume his position undisputed.

Duterte signs law dividing Maguindanao into 2 provinces

By Azer Parrocha


President Rodrigo Duterte has signed into law a bill seeking to divide Maguindanao, part of Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), into two provinces.


Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque made this announcement in a Palace press briefing on Thursday.


Under the new law, the two new provinces will be called Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur.


The Palace has yet to release an official copy of the new law.


Meanwhile, Roque assured that Duterte listens to all concerns on the proposal to extend the transition period in the BARMM until 2025.


He made this assurance even as the President himself has expressed support of the initiative for the transition.


Roque said Duterte is aware that there are also some who oppose the Bangsamoro Transition Authority's (BTA) request to extend the transition period.


“Well, of course the President listens to everyone,” Roque said.


However, he noted that it will be up to Congress to act on measures seeking to extend the transition period in the BARMM.


Roque encouraged those who supported or opposed to the extension of the transition period to relay their concerns to both the Senate and House of Representatives.


“The President’s position is that he leaves it to Congress because it is not something that the executive can decide on. So he has been approached by both pro and anti and his consistent advice is: coordinate and talk to the senators and the congressmen,” he added.


The BARMM, an expanded autonomous region created upon the ratification of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) in January 2019, is the outcome of the decades-long peace negotiation between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).


Currently, the BARMM is under transition.


During the transition period, the interim Bangsamoro government will identify the new structural framework of the BARMM, taking into consideration the existing structure, budget, and other relevant features of the now-defunct Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).


The region’s BTA will run the affairs of the ARMM until the new set of regular officials is elected in 2022.


https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1141675

Duterte OKs creation of new districts in Caloocan City, Bulacan; Maguindanao split into two provinces

 Three laws seeking to create additional legislative districts in Caloocan City and Bulacan as well as dividing Maguindanao into two provinces have been signed by President Duterte.


Republic Act No. 11545, signed by the President on May 23, splits the first legislative district of Caloocan City into two districts.


“The First Legislative District of the City of Caloocan is hereby reapportioned into two legislative districts to be designated as the First Legislative District and the Third Legislative District to take effect in the 2022 national and local elections,” the law read. The second district of Caloocan City has been retained.


The President also signed Republic Act No. 11546 reapportioning the province of Bulacan into six legislative districts, from the current four. The creation of the new districts will take effect in next year’s elections.


Under RA 11546 signed on May 26, the first district of Bulacan is composed of Calumpit, Hagonoy, Paombong, Pulilan, Bulakan and Malolos City.


The second district includes Baliuag, Bustos, and Plaridel while the third district will comprise of San Ildefonso, San Miguel, San Rafael and Doña Remedios Trinidad.


Obando, Marilao and City of Meycauayan will form Bulacan’s fourth district while Guiguinto, Balagtas, Pandi and Bocaue will become the fifth district. The six district of Bulacan will consist of Sta. Maria, Norzagaray and Angat.


“All the incumbent Representatives of the Province of Bulacan shall continue to hold office until the expiration of their terms of office,” the law read.


Meantime, the President has also signed the law creating the provinces of Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur.


A ceremonial signing of the Maguindanao law was held Wednesday, according to Presidential spokesman Harry Roque. A copy of the law has yet to be released by the Palace.


https://mb.com.ph/2021/05/27/duterte-oks-creation-of-new-districts-in-caloocan-city-bulacan-maguindanao-split-into-two-provinces/

More House members by 2022: Duterte OKs creation of more districts in Bulacan, Caloocan

President Rodrigo Duterte has approved the creation of more legislative districts in Bulacan province and Caloocan City, showed documents Malacañang released Thursday, adding two more slots for Congress in the next elections.


In Republic Act 11545, Duterte reapportioned the first and second district of Caloocan City into three legislative districts, effective in the 2022 elections. 


Home to about 1.5 million people, Caloocan is the fourth most populous Philippine city. 


Duterte also approved RA 11546, which would reapportion Bulacan into 6 legislative districts, up from the current 5 districts, to take effect in next year's elections. 


The towns that will compose the 5 districts are on the file.


The creation of more legislative districts will give residents "a stronger and firmer voice in Congress with their additional representation" and "ensure highly-empowered local governance," the sponsor of the bills, Sen. Francis Tolentino, earlier said. 


Meanwhile, Duterte also gave the green light to the conversion of Calaca in Batangas province into a component city under RA 11544.


The President said the city would have "corporate powers", including to sue and be sued, and to acquire real or personal property, among others. 


https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/05/27/21/duterte-legislative-districts-caloocan-bulacan-calapan

Duterte approves cityhood of Calaca, Batangas

President Rodrigo Duterte has signed into law a measure converting the municipality of Calaca in Batangas into a component city.


Duterte signed Calaca’s cityhood through Republic Act No. 11544 on May 26, a copy of which only made public on Thursday.


A plebiscite among Calaca residents is all that is left for the law to be effective.


The plebiscite must be conducted in Calaca within 90 days from the approval of the law.


Once the conversion is approved through the plebiscite, Calaca will become the fifth city in Batangas. The province currently comprises four cities and 30 municipalities.


The law also noted that Calaca will remain under the jurisdiction of Batangas’ first legislative district.


https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1437556/duterte-approves-cityhood-of-calaca-town-in-batangas