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KONTRA DAYA’S COMMENTS ON THE PARTYLIST GROUPS PARTICIPATING IN THE 2013 ELECTIONS<br />
# Acronym Name Nominees Comments<br />
1 1-CARE 1st CONSUMERS ALLIANCE<br />
FOR RURAL ENERGY, INC.<br />
2 ABS ARTS BUSINESS AND SCIENCE<br />
PROFESSIONALS<br />
3 PASANG MASDA PASANG MASDA NATIONWIDE<br />
INC.<br />
4<br />
OFW FAMILY<br />
Edgardo R. Masongsong<br />
Michael Angelo C. Rivera<br />
Concordio S. Quisaot<br />
Catalina G. Leonen-Pizarro<br />
Eugene Michael B. De Vera<br />
Catalina O. Lanting<br />
Roberto L. Martin<br />
Ferdinand S. Topacio<br />
Raul B. Raquid<br />
OFW FAMILY CLUB, INC. Roy V. Señeres, Sr.<br />
Juan Johnny R. Revilla<br />
Roy M. Señeres Jr.<br />
Seeks to represent electricity<br />
consumers, which is a broad<br />
sector and could include both<br />
marginalized and well-off<br />
consumers<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Leonen-Pizarro, is <strong>the</strong> wife of Court<br />
of Appeals Justice Normandie<br />
Pizarro & is a multi-millionaire with<br />
a net worth of ₱40.38 M<br />
Second nominee is <strong>the</strong> lawyer of<br />
former First Gentleman Mike<br />
Arroyo<br />
Top nominee, Roy Señeres Sr.,<br />
occupied various positions in past<br />
administrations - Labor Attache of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Philippine Embassy in <strong>the</strong> UAE<br />
under Cory Aquino, Ambassador in<br />
Washington DC under Ramos &<br />
chair of <strong>the</strong> National Labor<br />
Relations Commission under<br />
Estrada & Arroyo; 3rd nominee,<br />
Roy Jr., is his son while 4th<br />
nominee, Hannah Señeres<br />
Francisco, is his daughter
5 MAGDALO MAGDALO PARA SA PILIPINO Gary C. Alejano<br />
Francisco Ashley L. Acedillo<br />
6 AMS ALYANSA NG MEDIA AT<br />
SHOWBIZ<br />
Manuel G. Cabochan<br />
Rolando B. Gonzalo<br />
Leon G. Martinez<br />
Nick B. Ferrer<br />
7 ABONO ABONO PARTY LIST Conrado M. Estrella III<br />
Francisco Emmanuel R. Ortega III<br />
Erika Caitlin T. Dy<br />
8 BAYANI BAYANI PARTYLIST Guiling A. Mamondiong<br />
Homer B. Bueno<br />
Fitrilyn C. Dalhani<br />
9 A TEACHER ADVOCACY FOR TEACHER<br />
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH<br />
ACTION COOPERATION AND<br />
HARMONY TOWARDS<br />
EDUCATIONAL REFORMS<br />
Mariano U. Piamonte, Jr.<br />
Julieta R. Cortuna<br />
Nenita V. Habulan<br />
Both incumbent representatives<br />
come from <strong>the</strong> Estrella & Ortega<br />
political clans in Pangasinan & La<br />
Union & are both multi-millionaires<br />
with Ortega III's net worth pegged<br />
at ₱17.2 M & Rep. Robert Raymund<br />
Estrella, <strong>the</strong> bro<strong>the</strong>r of 2013<br />
nominee Conrado III, with ₱12.59M<br />
Top nominee Gene Mamondiong<br />
was a former undersecretary of <strong>the</strong><br />
DOTC during <strong>the</strong> Arroyo<br />
administration; second nominee<br />
Alvin Abejuela was a losing<br />
congressional candidate in Samar's<br />
second district during <strong>the</strong> 2010<br />
polls; Third nominee Homer B.<br />
Bueno was a losing vice governor<br />
candidate in Quirino also in 2010<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Piamonte, is <strong>the</strong> former executive<br />
director of <strong>the</strong> Catholic Educational<br />
Association of <strong>the</strong> Philippines<br />
(CEAP) and board member of <strong>the</strong><br />
University of Regina Carmeli in<br />
Malolos, Bulacan; 5th nominee,<br />
lawyer Joseph Noel Estrada, is <strong>the</strong><br />
vice president for administration of
10 PWD PILIPINOS WITH DISABILITIES Michael I. Barredo<br />
Manuel V. Agcaoili<br />
Adeline D. Ancheta<br />
11 1-LAMBAT ISANG LAPIAN NG<br />
MANGINGISDA AT BAYAN<br />
TUNGO SA KAUNLARAN<br />
12 AAMA ALLIANCE OF ADVOCATES IN<br />
MINING ADVANCEMENT FOR<br />
NATIONAL PROGRESS<br />
Reynaldo C. Soriano<br />
Eurie Rafael S. Manalo<br />
Eleanor R. Sanchez<br />
Rafael C. Baniqued Jr.<br />
Lomino N. Kaniteng<br />
Michael Jobert M. Marasigan<br />
13 BH BAGONG HENERASYON Bernadette Cruz-Herrera Dy<br />
Ka<strong>the</strong>rine Rose T. Gancayco<br />
Redentor S. Tuazon<br />
<strong>the</strong> Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC)<br />
& executive director of <strong>the</strong><br />
Coordinating Council of Private<br />
Educational Associations (Cocopea)<br />
Earlier disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec<br />
because <strong>the</strong> group seeks to<br />
represent a specifically defined<br />
marginalized and<br />
underrepresented sector instead of<br />
a narrow one and for failure to<br />
prove that <strong>the</strong> nominees belong to<br />
<strong>the</strong> sector it seeks to represent<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Hererra Dy, is a former Quezon City<br />
councilor & multi-millionaire with a<br />
net worth of ₱8.72 M and whose<br />
family is involved in various<br />
businesses ; Third nominee<br />
Redentor Tuazon is <strong>the</strong> deputy<br />
administrator for operations of <strong>the</strong><br />
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority<br />
(SBMA).
14 SANLAKAS SANLAKAS Marie Marguerite M. Lopez<br />
Flora A. Santos<br />
15 AKMA-PTM AKSYON MAGSASAKA<br />
PARTIDO TINIG NG MASA<br />
Jose Aaron M. Pedrosa, Jr.<br />
Michael A. Kida<br />
Ca<strong>the</strong>rine D. Trinidad<br />
Saidamen O. Limgas<br />
17 KABATAAN KABATAAN PARTYLIST James Mark Terry L. Ridon<br />
Asher Allunar<br />
Bai Ali Idayla<br />
18 AKB AKO BICOL POLITICAL PARTY Christopher S. Co<br />
Rodel M. Batocabe<br />
Alfredo A. Garbin, Jr.<br />
AKB AKO BICOL POLITICAL PARTY Emilio G. Ubaldo, Jr.<br />
Pedro A. Ravanilla<br />
19 AANI ANG AGRIKULTURA NATIN<br />
ISULONG<br />
20 UNI-MAD UNITED MOVEMENT AGAINST<br />
DRUG FOUNDATION INC.<br />
Rus Kristoffer B. Parcia<br />
Joffrey E. Hapitan<br />
Antonio V. Gonzales<br />
Jose C. Policarpio, Jr.<br />
Teodoro L. Lim<br />
Maruja G. Jadoc<br />
Harry C. Lorenzo, Jr.<br />
Disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec<br />
because nominees are not from <strong>the</strong><br />
farmers sector.<br />
AKB has currently three<br />
representatives in Congress. First is<br />
Christopher Co of <strong>the</strong> Co clan of<br />
businessmen in Bicol. Also sitting in<br />
<strong>the</strong> current Congress are lawyers<br />
Rodel Batocabe and Alfredo<br />
Garbin. All <strong>the</strong> nominees are multimillionaires.<br />
Group was earlier<br />
disqualified by Comelec.<br />
Comelec cancelled <strong>the</strong><br />
accreditation of Unimad on <strong>the</strong><br />
ground that its "cause is hardly<br />
underrepresented” (in light of <strong>the</strong><br />
Dangerous Drug Act of 2002)"; top<br />
nominee Teodor Lim is Chairman &<br />
CEO at Marco Polo Land Properties,<br />
Inc and does not come from a<br />
marginalized sector
21 ALIM ACTION LEAGUE OF<br />
INDIGENOUS MASSES<br />
22 ALAY BUHAY ALAY BUHAY COMMUNITY<br />
DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION<br />
INC.<br />
Don Ferdinand A. Daquial<br />
Francisco R. Muñez<br />
Muamar A. Macaraya<br />
Weslie T. Gatchalian<br />
Antonio L. Sayo<br />
Rodolfo C. Mallari<br />
23 AN WARAY AN WARAY Neil Benedict A. Montejo<br />
Jude A. Acidre<br />
Victoria Isabel G. Noel<br />
Disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec<br />
because <strong>the</strong> group “failed to<br />
sufficiently establish that its<br />
nominees, or at least a majority of<br />
<strong>the</strong>m, belong to <strong>the</strong> marginalized<br />
and underrepresented sector of<br />
indigenous people which it seeks to<br />
represent.”<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Weslie Gatchalian (proclaimed by<br />
<strong>the</strong> Comelec just last October<br />
2012), is <strong>the</strong> son of tycoon & socalled<br />
"Plastics King" (& alleged<br />
Erap crony) William Gatchalian; he<br />
holds key positions in <strong>the</strong> family's<br />
businesses including as Assistant to<br />
<strong>the</strong> President of Waterfront Phils.<br />
(<strong>the</strong> largest Filipino-owned hotel<br />
chain in <strong>the</strong> country) & Vice<br />
President for Investments &<br />
International Affairs of <strong>the</strong> Wellex<br />
Group; his bro<strong>the</strong>rs Sherwin and<br />
Rex are currently Mayor & 1st<br />
district Congressman, respectively,<br />
of Valenzuela City<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Montejo, is a multi-millionaire with<br />
a net worth of ₱19.69 M while his<br />
family owns <strong>the</strong> Montejo<br />
Newspaper & Hotel Alejandro, a<br />
prominent & luxurious hotel in<br />
Tacloban City; ano<strong>the</strong>r current Rep.
25 PBA PUWERSA NG BAYANING<br />
ATLETA<br />
Mark Aeron H. Sambar<br />
Sol Angelie E. Libanan<br />
ZC O. Gorres<br />
26 FIRM 24-K FIRM 24-K ASSOCIATION INC. Artemio T. Lachica<br />
Naomi L. Licuanan<br />
Rodolfo A. Santoyo, Jr.<br />
27 TUCP TRADE UNION CONGRESS<br />
PARTY<br />
Raymond Democrito C. Mendoza<br />
Anthony B. Sasin<br />
Miguel P. Niez<br />
Florencio Noel, husband of<br />
Malabon Congresswoman Jane<br />
Lacson-Noel, is also a multimillionaire<br />
with a net worth of<br />
₱13.11 M; 3rd nominee Victoria<br />
Isabel Noel is a relative of Reps.<br />
Florencio & Jane Noel; 5th nominee<br />
Patrick Aguilos was a losing Liberal<br />
Party candidate for Tacloban City<br />
councilor in <strong>the</strong> 2010 polls<br />
The group is associated with<br />
Saranggani Congressman & wealthy<br />
boxing icon Manny Pacquiao; in <strong>the</strong><br />
2010 elections, PBA was among <strong>the</strong><br />
top spenders among party-list<br />
groups with ₱80 M; top nominee,<br />
Rep. Sambar, is a multi-millionaire<br />
with a delcared net worth of<br />
₱11.64 M<br />
Also known as Friends of Imelda<br />
Romualdez Marcos (FIRM 24k).<br />
Group is associated with <strong>the</strong><br />
Marcos family and composed of<br />
Marcos loyalists<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Raymond Mendoza, is a lawyer and<br />
husband of North Cotabato<br />
Governor Emmylou Taliño-<br />
Mendoza, his bro<strong>the</strong>r Michael is<br />
<strong>the</strong> 4th nominee, <strong>the</strong>ir fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />
Democrito is TUCP President &
TUCP TRADE UNION CONGRESS<br />
PARTY<br />
Roland C. De la Cruz<br />
Alejandro C. Villaviza<br />
Temistocles S. Dejon, Jr.<br />
28 ANG LADLAD ANG LADLAD Bembol Aleeh D. Benedito<br />
Danton R. Remoto<br />
29 ADING ADVANCE COMMUNITY<br />
DEVELOPMENT IN NEW<br />
GENERATION<br />
30 ABANTE RETIREES ABANTE RETIREES SECTORAL<br />
PARTY- LIST ORGANIZATION<br />
Raymond Paolo A. Alikpala<br />
Fernando M. Nicandro<br />
Eufemia J. Oliva<br />
Herminia F. Raizama<br />
Plaridel M. Abaya<br />
Raul S. Urgello<br />
Aravela A. Ramos<br />
Chairman of OPASCOR, a cargo<br />
handling company for foreign<br />
cargoes at <strong>the</strong> Cebu International<br />
Airport; 2nd nominee Anthony<br />
Sasin is Management Consultant &<br />
Board of Director of ANFLOCOR,<br />
which manages firms engaged in<br />
exporting bananas & pineapples,<br />
real estate, etc.; 3rd nominee<br />
Miguel Niez is an Assistant Vice<br />
President & Manager for Materials<br />
Management of banana exporter<br />
TADECO<br />
Associated with Tarlac-based<br />
Advantage Bank Corp., established<br />
only last April 2011 & whose<br />
chairman & president, Fernando M.<br />
Nicandro, is <strong>the</strong> top nominee;<br />
ano<strong>the</strong>r Advantage Bank employee,<br />
Mischel Simbulan, is <strong>the</strong> 4th<br />
nominee<br />
Top nominee, Plaridel Abaya, is a<br />
former Congressman of <strong>the</strong> first<br />
district of Cavite (1995 to 2005) &<br />
fa<strong>the</strong>r of current Department of<br />
Transportation and<br />
Communications Sec. Jun Abaya
31 1-ABILIDAD 1-ABILIDAD, INC. Puramayer F. Saquing<br />
Wanda M. Talosig<br />
Marichu T. Benavides<br />
32 KATRIBU KATRIBU INDIGENOUS<br />
PEOPLES SECTORAL PARTY<br />
33 COCOFED COCOFED-PHILIPPINE<br />
COCONUT PRODUCERS<br />
FEDERATION INC.<br />
35 ATING KOOP ADHIKAING TINATAGUYOD NG<br />
KOOPERATIBA<br />
ATING KOOP ADHIKAING TINATAGUYOD NG<br />
KOOPERATIBA<br />
37 PISTON PISTON LAND TRASPORT<br />
COALITION INC.<br />
38 AGAP AGRICULTURAL SECTOR<br />
ALLIANCE OF THE PHILIPPINES<br />
39 AGBIAG! AGBIAG! TIMPUYOG ILOCANO,<br />
INC.<br />
Beverly L. Longid<br />
Genasque B. Enriquez<br />
Norma C. Capuyan<br />
Emerito S. Calderon<br />
Charles R. Avila<br />
Roberto C. Mascariña<br />
Amparo T. Rimas<br />
Lancelot B. Padla<br />
Isidro Q. Lico<br />
Gloria G. Futalan<br />
Ma. Socorro P. Calara<br />
George F. San Mateo<br />
Edilberto A. Gonzaga<br />
Edgardo A. Salarda<br />
Nicanor M. Briones<br />
Rico B. Geron<br />
Arnel C. Marasigan<br />
Patricio T. Antonio<br />
Visitacion A. Ordoveza<br />
Jose Antonieto M. Antonio<br />
Top two nominees do not belong to<br />
<strong>the</strong> urban poor as Saquing &<br />
Talosig, <strong>the</strong> 1st & 2nd nominee,<br />
respectively, are both lawyers<br />
Calderon was a former Cebu<br />
congressman.<br />
Lico is an incumbent<br />
congressman with a declared<br />
net woth of P14.11 M as of<br />
2011.<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Briones, is chair of big security firm<br />
Audacious Services & is a multimillionaire<br />
with a net worth of<br />
₱46.62 M<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Antonio, used to be <strong>the</strong> 1st district<br />
Congressman of Cagayan & is a<br />
multi-millionaire with a net worth<br />
of ₱55.64 M
40 ALE ASSOCIATION OF LABORERS<br />
AND EMPLOYEES<br />
Catalina C. Bagasina<br />
Ma. Michaela D. Magtoto<br />
Jane T. Castro<br />
42 ANG PROLIFE ANG PROLIFE James M. Imbong<br />
Jeremy Benigno I. Gatdula<br />
Lorna B. Melegrito<br />
43 AVE ALLIANCE OF VOLUNTEER<br />
EDUCATORS<br />
44 BINHI BINHI - PARTIDO NG MGA<br />
MAG- SASAKA PARA SA MGA<br />
Eulogio R. Masaysay<br />
Jose C. Baesa<br />
Nicolas A. Braña<br />
Ryan Vincent L. Uy<br />
Pacifico Rico C. Fajardo, Jr.<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Bagasina, is a former Pampanga<br />
provincial board member & 3-time<br />
Sasmuan mayor. A known ally of<br />
former Pres. GMA, Bagasina is <strong>the</strong><br />
richest party-list solon with a net<br />
worth of ₱133.94 M & owns <strong>the</strong><br />
First Cargo Freight Forwarder<br />
The group does not represent any<br />
marginalized or under-represented<br />
sector. Its main advocacy is<br />
apparently to simply oppose bills<br />
on divorce, euthanasia, abortion,<br />
birth control, reproductive rights,<br />
population control &<br />
homosexuality.<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Eulogio Magsaysay, comes from<br />
<strong>the</strong> known Magsaysay political clan<br />
in Zambales that includes former<br />
Zambales Governor Vic Magsaysay,<br />
former Senator & 2013 Liberal<br />
Party senatorial bet Jun Magsaysay<br />
& incumbent Zambales 1st district<br />
Congresswoman & 2013 PDP-<br />
Laban/United Nationalist Alliance<br />
(UNA) senatorial bet Mitos<br />
Magsaysay<br />
Earlier disqualified by Comelec.<br />
First nominee Uy, “worked as a
MAG-SASAKA Nelson E. Villanueva consultant for 7 years in <strong>the</strong> field of<br />
Corporate Social Responsibility and<br />
Governance. A student of Ateneo<br />
Graduate school of Business,”<br />
according to his linkedin page.<br />
46 ATING GURO ATING GURO Benjo G. Basas<br />
Emilio E. Abelita III<br />
48 ARAL ASSOCIATION FOR<br />
RIGHTEOUSNESS ADVOCACY<br />
IN LEADERSHIP PARTYLIST<br />
Armando M. Aquino<br />
Maria Socorro M. Malitao<br />
Don M. Desiderio<br />
Oncenio L. Lacsamana<br />
49 ACT TEACHERS ACT TEACHERS PARTYLIST Antonio L. Tinio<br />
Francisca L. Castro<br />
Mae Fe A.Templa<br />
50 BUTIL BUTIL FARMERS PARTY Agapito A. Guanlao<br />
Cecillia Leonila V. Chavez- Custodio<br />
Isidro C. Santos<br />
51 COOP-NATCCO COOPERATIVE NATCCO<br />
NETWORK PARTY<br />
Cresente C. Paez<br />
Anthony M. Bravo<br />
Herminio C. Hernandez<br />
52 VFP VETERANS FREEDOM PARTY Estrella DL. Santos<br />
Manuel R. Pamaran<br />
Joel Joseph A. Cabides<br />
First nominee Ma. Socorro M.<br />
Malitao is <strong>the</strong> president and CEO of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Standout Group of Companies,<br />
which is involved in general<br />
contracting, outsourcing, trading<br />
and related services; Disqualified<br />
by <strong>the</strong> Comelec due to association<br />
with a religious group<br />
Earlier disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec<br />
because <strong>the</strong> group failed to prove<br />
that its nominees belong to <strong>the</strong><br />
agriculture & cooperative sector<br />
Paez is an incumbent<br />
congressman with a declared<br />
net woth of P6.55 M as of 2011<br />
Santos is a known businesswoman.<br />
Pamaran is a Director of <strong>the</strong> United<br />
Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) and<br />
a partner at <strong>the</strong> Pamaran Ramos<br />
and Partners law offices. He was
53 ACT - CIS ANTI-CRIME AND TERRORISM-<br />
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT<br />
AND SUPPORT, INC.<br />
Jerome V. Oliveros<br />
Samuel D. Pagdilao<br />
Miguel C. Ortiz<br />
54 GABRIELA GABRIELA WOMEN'S PARTY Luzviminda C. Ilagan<br />
Emerenciana A. De Jesus<br />
55 1-AAMOVER 1-A ACTION MORAL & VALUES<br />
RECOVERY REFORM<br />
PHILIPPINES, INC.<br />
Lucia F. Francisco<br />
Abulkhayer P. Sambitory<br />
Emmanuel C. Carancho<br />
Romeo T. Valorozo<br />
56 AMIN ANAK MINDANAO PARTY LIST Amabella L. Carumba<br />
Acmad M. Macatimbol<br />
Anthony C. Cuyong<br />
AMIN ANAK MINDANAO PARTYLIST Sitti Djalia A. Turabin-Hataman<br />
Rowaisa M. Pandapatan<br />
Alejandro E. Plariza<br />
57 UMALAB KA UGNAYAN NG MARALITA<br />
LABAN SA KAHIRAPAN<br />
Maria Angela N. Esquivel<br />
Arnold P. Castro<br />
Edgardo Edwin A. Segaya<br />
<strong>the</strong> Presiding Justice of <strong>the</strong><br />
Sandiganbayan until his retirement.<br />
The group is associated with <strong>the</strong><br />
Philippine National Police's (PNP)<br />
Criminal Investigation and<br />
Detection Group (CIDG) whose<br />
head used to be Chief Police<br />
Director Samuel Pagdilao Jr. The<br />
group is believed to have been a<br />
government project later used for<br />
<strong>the</strong> partylist race.<br />
First nominee is <strong>the</strong> wife of current<br />
ARMM Governor Mujiv Hataman,<br />
who was also formerly <strong>the</strong><br />
representative of Anak Mindanao.<br />
Top two nominees do not come<br />
from <strong>the</strong> urban poor sector;<br />
Esquivel & Castro, <strong>the</strong> 1st & 2nd<br />
nominees, respectively, are both<br />
lawyers
58 ALYANSA NG OFW ALYANSA NG OFW PARTY Abolcair D. Guro<br />
Jauhari V. Usman<br />
Nhazrudin D. Dianalan<br />
59 ABAKADA ABAKADA-GURO Jonathan A. De la Cruz<br />
Alexander T. Lopez<br />
Rodolfo A. Tor<br />
ABAKADA ABAKADA GURO PARTY-LIST Artemio G. Tuquero<br />
Lope E. Feble<br />
60 YACAP YOU AGAINST CORRUPTION<br />
AND POVERTY<br />
61 ABROAD ACTION BROTHERHOOD FOR<br />
ACTIVE DREAMERS, INC.<br />
62 KAAKBAY KATIPUNAN NG MGA ANAK<br />
NG BAYAN ALL FILIPINO<br />
Pedro T. Dabu, Jr.<br />
Carol Jayne B. Lopez<br />
Benhur B. Lopez, Jr.<br />
Sheila Mae B. Ruelo<br />
Danilo M. Dy<br />
Michelle P. Mabag<br />
Diana Rose A. Delgado<br />
Leonor M. Briones<br />
Alain Del B. Pascua<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep. dela<br />
Cruz, used to occupy administrative<br />
positions at <strong>the</strong> Ilocos Norte<br />
provincial government & counselor<br />
of Sen. Bongbong Marcos when he<br />
was still 2nd district Congressman<br />
of Ilocos Norte; 3rd nominee<br />
Rodolfo Tor is a retired PNP Police<br />
Director & former UN Police<br />
Commissioner; 2nd & 4th<br />
nominees, Alexander Lopez &<br />
Reynaldo Parungao, respectively,<br />
are both lawyers<br />
Top nominee, Rep. Lopez, is a<br />
multi-millionaire businesswoman<br />
with a declared net worth of<br />
₱29.44 M in 2011.<br />
Claims to represent skilled workers<br />
desiring to work overseas for <strong>the</strong><br />
first time. First nominee Danilo M.<br />
Dy is <strong>the</strong> founder and administrator<br />
of <strong>the</strong> Montessori Professional<br />
College in Antipolo City
DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT Rene A. Lopez<br />
64 AMA AAGAPAY SA MATATANDA,<br />
INC.<br />
65 AMOR SEAMAN ASSOCIATION OF MARINE<br />
OFFICER & RATINGS,INC.<br />
66 ANAC-IP ANG NATIONAL COALITION OF<br />
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES ACTION<br />
NA! INC.<br />
67 ANGKLA ANG PARTIDO NG MGA<br />
PILIPINONG MARINO, INC.<br />
Ricardo M. Agapito<br />
Feliciano S. Rosete<br />
Juan G. Roldan<br />
Christoper P. Maambong<br />
Victory Y. Alviola<br />
Cresenciano B. Elaba, Jr.<br />
Jose T. Panganiban, Jr.<br />
Rizalino G. Segundo<br />
Nicole Pauline L. Dy<br />
Jesulito A. Manalo<br />
Ronaldo S. Enrile<br />
Jose Miguel S. Manalo<br />
Top two nominees are former<br />
officials of <strong>the</strong> Judiciary with top<br />
nominee Agustin Dizon, a retired<br />
Court of Appeals (CA) Justice &<br />
second nominee Ricardo Agapito, a<br />
retired Judge of <strong>the</strong> Municipal<br />
Circuit Trial Court (MCTC) of Laur,<br />
Nueva Ecija<br />
First nominee is president of<br />
Brilliant Seas Shipping<br />
Corporation which recruits<br />
seafarers.<br />
Top nominee, Jesulito Manalo, is a<br />
presidential appointee to <strong>the</strong> Road<br />
Board as private sector<br />
representative. He is also <strong>the</strong><br />
corporate secretary of <strong>the</strong><br />
Philippine Racing Club Inc. & <strong>the</strong><br />
Heritage Park Management Corp.<br />
as well as president of <strong>the</strong> Summit<br />
Rural Bank of Lipa; Jesulito's<br />
relative, Jose Miguel, a lawyer, is<br />
3rd nominee; 4th nominee Alfredo<br />
Haboc is <strong>the</strong> Dean of <strong>the</strong> Mapua-<br />
PTC College of Maritime Education<br />
and Training; 5th nominee Augusto<br />
Perez is also a lawyer
68 ATONG PAGLAUM ATONG PAGLAUM INC. Rodolfo D. Pancrudo<br />
Pablo M. Lorenzo IIII<br />
Melchor P. Maramara<br />
70 ABA ALYANSANG BAYANIHAN NG<br />
MGA MAGSASAKA,<br />
MANGGAGAWANG- BUKID AT<br />
MANGINGISDA<br />
71 AAMBIS-OWA ANG ASOSASYON SANG<br />
MANGUNGUMA NGA BISAYA-<br />
OWA MANGUNGUMA<br />
72 1 - AALALAY ISANG ALYANSANG AALALAY<br />
SA PINOY SKILLED WORKERS<br />
73 ABANTE KA ABANTE KATUTUBO (ABANTE<br />
KA) INC.<br />
Leonardo Q. Montemayor<br />
Antonio B. Reyes<br />
Baltazar A. Sator<br />
Sharon S. Garin<br />
Geraldine P. Arnaiz<br />
James L. Garin<br />
Darryl A. Toledo<br />
Michael L. Mendoza<br />
Reynaldo A. De Leon<br />
Hermenegildo C. Dumlao<br />
Teodorico P. Calica<br />
Hezel P. Gacutan<br />
First nominee used to be<br />
Secretary of Agriculture.<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Sharon Garin, a multi-millionaire<br />
with a networth of ₱25.87 M<br />
comes from a powerful political<br />
family in Iloilo that includes her<br />
fa<strong>the</strong>r Philippine Coconut Authority<br />
administrator Oscar Garin, mo<strong>the</strong>r<br />
San Joaquin mayor Nimfa Garin;<br />
bro<strong>the</strong>r Iloilo vice governor Richard<br />
Garin, sister Guimbal mayor<br />
Christine Garin & sister-in-law<br />
Cong. Janette Garin. Ano<strong>the</strong>r<br />
member of <strong>the</strong> clan, Jimmy Garin,<br />
is <strong>the</strong> 3rd nominee<br />
Top nominee, Atty. Dumlao, is a<br />
Ramos appointee & has been <strong>the</strong><br />
Executive Director of <strong>the</strong> North<br />
Luzon Growth Quadrangle Area<br />
(NLGQA) since 1995; 2nd nominee<br />
Atty. Lopez is a former regional trial<br />
court judge in Davao Oriental &<br />
Compostela Valley &
74 1-BAP 1-BANAT & AHAPO Party-List<br />
Coalition<br />
75 BANTAY THE TRUE MARCOS LOYALIST<br />
(FOR GOD COUNTRY & PEOPLE<br />
ASSOCIATION OF THE PHIL.,<br />
INC.)<br />
76 1BRO-PGBI 1 BRO - PHILIPPINE<br />
GUARDIANS BROTHERHOOD<br />
77 AFPSEGCO ALLIANCE FOR PHILIPPINES<br />
SECURITY GUARDS<br />
COOPERATIVE<br />
Silvestre H. Bello III<br />
Salvador B. Britanico<br />
Jimmy U. De Castro<br />
Maria Evangelina F. Palparan<br />
Joshua M. Encabo<br />
Rubylyn P. Echon<br />
Ronjie L. Daquigan<br />
George M. Duldulao<br />
Bernard Rommel L. Vargas<br />
Sotero E. Leonero, Jr.<br />
Ronnie A. Inacay<br />
Nilo L. Duka<br />
undersecretary <strong>the</strong> Office of<br />
Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Cultural Communities<br />
during <strong>the</strong> Cory Aquino<br />
administration, a senatorial<br />
candidate of <strong>the</strong> Ramos ticket in<br />
<strong>the</strong> 1992 elections & former<br />
government director of <strong>the</strong><br />
Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC)<br />
First nominee was an official of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Aquino, Ramos and Arroyo<br />
administrations. Bello was<br />
former DOJ secretary and head<br />
of <strong>the</strong> government peace panel<br />
negotiating with <strong>the</strong> NDFP. He<br />
was also a former senatorial<br />
candidate.<br />
Associated with wanted human<br />
rights violator Gen. Jovito Palparan;<br />
first nominee and Bantay<br />
president, Maria Evangelina, is<br />
Palparan's wife. Originally called<br />
<strong>the</strong> True Marcos Loyalists group.
78 A-IPRA AGAPAY NG INDIGENOUS<br />
PEOPLES RIGHTS ALLIANCE<br />
INC.<br />
Reynaldo P. Lopez<br />
Ronald I. Flores<br />
Noel N. De Luna<br />
79 BAYAN MUNA BAYAN MUNA PARTY-LIST Neri J. Colmenares<br />
Carlos Isagani T. Zarate<br />
81 MTM PHILS MAMAMAYAN TUNGO SA<br />
MAUNLAD NA PILIPINAS<br />
82 ANG KASANGGA KASANGGA SA KAUNLARAN<br />
INC.<br />
Hope V. Hervilla<br />
Renato P. Uy<br />
Joesph T. Entero<br />
Datu Abdelnasser V. Sultan Esmael<br />
Gwendolyn Ll. Pimentel<br />
Rene U. Villa, Jr.<br />
Jose Ciceron Lorenzo A. Haresco<br />
Earlier disqualified by Comelec.<br />
Top nominee, Renato Uy, is a<br />
former Sangguniang Panlalawigan<br />
member of Samar's 1st district, he<br />
sought reelection as a member of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Lakas-Kampi in <strong>the</strong> 2010<br />
elections but lost.<br />
Partylist is connected to Rep.<br />
Teodorico Haresco, has a net worth<br />
of ₱92.81 M & owns several large<br />
businesses. After Haresco’s<br />
withdrawal, its first nominee is now<br />
Gwendolyn Pimentel, <strong>the</strong> daughter<br />
of former Sen. Nene Pimentel &<br />
sister of current Sen. Koko<br />
Pimentel & was a losing senatorial<br />
bet of <strong>the</strong> Nacionalista Party in <strong>the</strong><br />
2010 polls. Haresco’s son, Jose, is<br />
group's 3 rd . nominee & owner of<br />
Seventh High, a 1st class nightspot<br />
in Taguig Global City; 2 nd nominee<br />
Rene Villa, meanwhile, is <strong>the</strong> head<br />
of <strong>the</strong> Local Water Utilities<br />
Administration and a former<br />
Agrarian Reform secretary under<br />
<strong>the</strong> Arroyo administration.
84 LPGMA LPG MARKETERS<br />
ASSOCIATION, INC.<br />
85 ANG MINERO SECTORAL PARTY OF ANG<br />
MINERO<br />
86 AA-KASOSYO KASOSYO PRODUCER-<br />
CONSUMER EXCHANGE<br />
ASSOCIATION, INC.<br />
Arnel U. Ty<br />
Miguel L. Ponce, Jr.<br />
Jose B. Cruz III<br />
Luis R. Sarmiento<br />
Horacio C. Ramos<br />
Patrick V. Caoile<br />
Nasser C. Pangandaman<br />
Raynor L. Taroy<br />
Renato B. Alano<br />
87 ANG PAMILYA UNA ANG PAMILYA PARTYLIST Romeo C. Prestoza<br />
Baltazar C. Asadon<br />
Reena Concepcion G. Obillo<br />
The group does not represent a<br />
marginalized sector; top nominee,<br />
Rep. Ty, is a multi-millionaire with a<br />
declared ₱15.18 M net worth & an<br />
incorporator of Omni Gas Corp.,<br />
Republic Gas Corp., Pinnacle Gas,<br />
Multi Gas Corp., Extraordinaire Gas<br />
Corp. & Suncrest Gas Corp.<br />
Its second nominee is<br />
Horacio Ramos, former Director of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Mines and Geosciences Bureau<br />
and Secretary of <strong>the</strong> Department<br />
of Environment and Natural<br />
Resources.<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Pangandaman, is a former Agrarian<br />
Reform secretary under <strong>the</strong> Arroyo<br />
administration & a multi-millionaire<br />
with a net worth of ₱14.66 M; 2nd<br />
nominee Raynor Taroy was <strong>the</strong><br />
DAR's OIC regional director &<br />
concurrent project manager of<br />
Region I during <strong>the</strong> stint of<br />
Pangandaman<br />
3rd nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Obillo, is a former Senior Agrarian<br />
Reform Officer of <strong>the</strong> DAR; top<br />
nominee is Gen. Romeo Prestoza is<br />
<strong>the</strong> former Chief of Intelligence of<br />
<strong>the</strong> AFP and former head of <strong>the</strong><br />
Presidential Security Group
88 1st KABAGIS 1st KABALIKAT NG BAYAN<br />
GINHAWANG<br />
SANGKATAUHAN<br />
89 1-UTAK 1-UNITED TRANSPORT<br />
KOALISYON<br />
90 DIWA DEMOCRATIC INDEPENDENT<br />
WORKERS ASSOCIATION INC.<br />
Michael Antonio A. Magsaysay<br />
Paul Vincent C. Tan<br />
Reynaldo E. Corsino<br />
Vigor Ma. D. Mendoza II<br />
Orlando F. Marquez<br />
Marieto C. Garvida<br />
Emmeline Y. Aglipay<br />
Ramon D. Bergado<br />
Pepito M. Pico<br />
First nominee Michael Antonio<br />
Aquino Magsaysay and fourth<br />
nominee Raymond Nino Aquino<br />
Magsaysay belong to <strong>the</strong><br />
Magsaysay political clan; all five<br />
nominees are businessmen and do<br />
not belong to any marginalized<br />
sector <strong>the</strong>y seek to represent<br />
Group claims to represent <strong>the</strong> labor<br />
sector. Top nominee, incumbent<br />
Rep. Aglipay, is a former student<br />
council president at <strong>the</strong> De La Salle<br />
University & whose family owns<br />
one of <strong>the</strong> country's largest<br />
security agencies; 2nd nominee<br />
Bergado is <strong>the</strong> chairperson &<br />
national president of PADPAO<br />
(Philippine Association of Detective<br />
and Protective Agencies Operators<br />
Inc.) while 4th nominee Leopoldo<br />
Blanco is PADPAO Region VII<br />
president & national director,<br />
president of NICO Security Agency,<br />
former OIC Vice Governor of Bohol<br />
& former president of <strong>the</strong> Bohol<br />
Chamber of Commerce and<br />
Industry
91 ARC ALLIANCE FOR RURAL<br />
CONCERNS<br />
92 CIBAC CITIZENS' BATTLE AGAINST<br />
CORRUPTION<br />
CIBAC CITIZENS' BATTLE AGAINST<br />
CORRUPTION<br />
93 AGILA AGILA NG KATUTUBONG<br />
PILIPINO, INC.<br />
94 1GANAP/<br />
GUARDIANS<br />
1 GUARDIANS NATIONALIST<br />
OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC.<br />
95 AGHAM ALYANSA NG MGA GRUPONG<br />
HALIGI NG AGHAM AT<br />
TEKNOLOHIYA PARA SA<br />
MAMAMAYAN, INC.<br />
Alan B. Paje<br />
Leonardo O. Odoño<br />
Saudi S. Sapanta<br />
Luis K. Lokin, Jr.<br />
Bibiano C. Rivera, Jr.<br />
Antonio P. Manahan, Jr.<br />
Sherwin N. Tugna<br />
Cinchona C. Cruz-Gonzales<br />
Armi Jane R. Borje<br />
Gil A. Valera<br />
Jocelyn B. Lebanan<br />
Elorde B. Valera<br />
Ponciano R. Mapuyan<br />
Leonard C. Lizaso<br />
Edward M. Baldonado<br />
Angelo B. Palmones<br />
Florentino O. Tesoro<br />
Ruby Ephraim M. Rubiano<br />
First nominee, Alan Paje, is a<br />
retired military colonel. Second<br />
nominee Leonardo O. Odono is <strong>the</strong><br />
president of <strong>the</strong> Alabat Shipping<br />
Corp.<br />
Top nominee Gil Valera is a former<br />
Deputy Commissioner of <strong>the</strong><br />
Bureau of Customs under <strong>the</strong><br />
Arroyo administration, he was<br />
suspended by <strong>the</strong> Ombudsman in<br />
2004 for graft & corruption but was<br />
cleared by <strong>the</strong> Sandiganbayan in<br />
2011; Valera also ran but lost as<br />
Congressman of <strong>the</strong> lone district of<br />
Abra in <strong>the</strong> 2007 polls; a lawyer,<br />
Valera established <strong>the</strong> Gil A. Valera<br />
& Associates which holds office at<br />
<strong>the</strong> RCBC Plaza in Makati
96 MIGRANTE MIGRANTE SECTORAL PARTY<br />
OF OVERSEAS FILIPINO AND<br />
97 AWAT<br />
MINDANAO<br />
THEIR FAMILIES<br />
ANTI-WAR/ANTI TERROR<br />
MINDANAO PEACE<br />
MOVEMENT<br />
98 ALLUMAD ALYANSA LUMAD MINDANAO,<br />
INC.<br />
99 ATM ABANTE TRIBUNG<br />
MAKABANSA<br />
100 PACYAW PILIPINO ASSOCIATION FOR<br />
COUNTRY- URBAN POOR<br />
YOUTH ADVANCEMENT AND<br />
WELFARE<br />
Concepcion B. Regalado<br />
Garry C. Martinez<br />
Emmanuel C. Villanueva<br />
Jose G. Agduma II<br />
Christy Joy C.Arellano<br />
Jose Neoldino C. Del Corro<br />
Julius S. Mabandos<br />
Arthur M. Alvendia<br />
Evangelisto L. Morada, Jr.<br />
Allen A. Capuyan<br />
Reuben Dasay A. Lingating<br />
Nouh M. Daiman<br />
Rene M. Velarde<br />
Wilfrido B. Villarama<br />
Antonio G. Calanoc<br />
An advocacy group with no clear<br />
sectoral representation. First<br />
nominee used to be with<br />
defunct partylist group<br />
BAHANDI.<br />
Nominees are former officials of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Arroyo administration including<br />
top nominee, Allen Capuyan, a<br />
retired Colonel of <strong>the</strong> Intelligence<br />
Service of <strong>the</strong> AFP; 2nd nominee,<br />
Reuben Lingating, chairperson of<br />
<strong>the</strong> National Commission on<br />
Indigenous People (NCIP) &<br />
program officer of <strong>the</strong> Office of <strong>the</strong><br />
Presidential Adviser on <strong>the</strong> Peace<br />
Process (OPAPP);<br />
First nominee is son of El<br />
Shaddai leader Bro. Mike<br />
Velarde. Rene was formerly<br />
representative of BUHAY<br />
partylist which is also believed<br />
to backed by El Shaddai. During
103 KLBP KABABAIHANG LINGKOD<br />
BAYAN SA PILIPINAS<br />
104 AASENSO ATING AGAPAY SENTRONG<br />
SAMAHAN NG MGA OBRERO,<br />
INC.<br />
Maria Carmen B. Lazaro<br />
Mercidita I. Calingasan<br />
Thelma D. Bustonera<br />
Teodoro G. Montoro<br />
Robert F. Ganzon<br />
Samuel Bumangil<br />
105 AG ANG GALING PINOY Eder G. Dizon<br />
Jerold Dominick S. David<br />
Ryan M. Caladiao<br />
106 ALAGAD ALAGAD Diogenes S. Osabel<br />
Hermenegildo T. Encierto, Jr.<br />
Renato R. Navata<br />
his term, Rene had a declared<br />
net worth of P30 M.<br />
First nominee used to be<br />
associated with Biyayang Bukid<br />
Movement that ran and lost in<br />
<strong>the</strong> 2007 partylist elections.<br />
Dizon is a Cosmetic Surgeon and<br />
certainly not a security guard or<br />
tricycle driver which <strong>the</strong> group<br />
claims to represent. He is also<br />
President and owner of Suncove<br />
Corporation in Pampanga which is<br />
a franchise holder of PCSO Small<br />
Town Lottery, a legalized version of<br />
jueteng. David meanwhile is a<br />
businessman. During AGP’s stint in<br />
congress, its representative Mikey<br />
Arroyo only filed one bill intended<br />
to benefit security guards.<br />
Group claims to represent <strong>the</strong><br />
urban and rural poor. Top<br />
nominee, incumbent Rep. Osabel,<br />
is a former head of <strong>the</strong> Presidential<br />
Commission on <strong>the</strong> Urban Poor<br />
(PCUP) & chairman of <strong>the</strong> National<br />
Urban Poor Sectoral Council under<br />
<strong>the</strong> aegis of NAPC; <strong>the</strong> group is also
107 A BLESSED BLESSED FEDERATION OF<br />
FARMERS AND FISHERMEN<br />
INTERNATIONAL INC.<br />
Expedito G. Lorente<br />
Tapa B. Umal<br />
Jim A. Garen<br />
108 AMA ANG MATA'Y ALAGAAN Lorna Q. Velasco<br />
Tricia Nicole Q. Velasco-Catera<br />
Vincent Michael Q. Velasco<br />
109 AKAPBATA INC. AKAPBATA SECTORAL<br />
ORGANIZATION FOR CHILDREN<br />
INC.<br />
110 SMART SOCIAL MOVEMENT FOR<br />
ACTIVE REFORM AND<br />
TRANSPARANCY<br />
Arlene D. Brosas<br />
Edgardo N. Clemente<br />
Evangeline R. Castronuevo-Ruga<br />
Carlito B. Cubelo<br />
Joseph B. Cubelo<br />
Marcelino A. Vergel De Dios<br />
being supported by <strong>the</strong> influential<br />
Iglesia ni Cristo<br />
One of <strong>the</strong> nominees, Juanito Pring,<br />
was a former member of <strong>the</strong><br />
Sangguniang Panlalawigan of<br />
Pampanga's second district<br />
Top nominee, Lorna Velasco, is <strong>the</strong><br />
wife of Supreme Court Associate<br />
Justice Presbitero Velasco while<br />
2nd & 3rd nominees (Tricia Nicole<br />
Velasco-Catera & Vincent Michael<br />
Velasco, respectively) are <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
children. Dubious group that seems<br />
interested only in representing <strong>the</strong><br />
interest of <strong>the</strong> Velasco family.<br />
Ano<strong>the</strong>r Velasco sibling is already<br />
<strong>the</strong> congressman of Marinduque.<br />
Previously disqualified by Comelec.<br />
First nominee used to be with <strong>the</strong><br />
partylist group ASAP. Claims to be a<br />
multi - sectoral party that actively<br />
pursues <strong>the</strong> agenda, issues,<br />
programs and reforms regarding<br />
<strong>the</strong> needs, situation, rights and<br />
welfare of <strong>the</strong> majority of <strong>the</strong><br />
Filipino.
111 ABP ALLIANCE OF BICOLNON<br />
PARTY<br />
112 ANAD ALLIANCE FOR NATIONALISM<br />
AND DEMOCRACY<br />
113 ADA AGRARIAN DEVELOPMENT<br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
114 ARARO ALLIANCE FOR RURAL AND<br />
AGRARIAN RECONSTRUCTION<br />
INC.<br />
Enrique O. Olonan<br />
Neil D. Vargas<br />
Efren M. Lumbera<br />
Pastor M. Alcover, Jr.<br />
Baltaire Q. Balangauan<br />
Pedro Leslie B. Salva<br />
Eric D. Singson<br />
Eric G. Singson, Jr.<br />
Rodolfo F. Salanga<br />
Quirino D De La Torre<br />
Joel C. Obar<br />
Jose F. Gamos<br />
First nominee Enrique Olonan is an<br />
architect and businessman involved<br />
in <strong>the</strong> construction and properties<br />
business. He is <strong>the</strong> founder and<br />
CEO of <strong>the</strong> Specified Contractors<br />
Inc. He has also been a director of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Chamber of Real Estate<br />
Builders Association (Creba). His<br />
son, Henry, is <strong>the</strong> ABP's third<br />
nominee.<br />
Anti-communist group believed to<br />
be supported by <strong>the</strong> AFP in past<br />
elections. It’s current<br />
representative is Pastor Alcover, Jr.<br />
who has identified himself as an<br />
“anticommunist vigilante”.<br />
The group belongs to <strong>the</strong> powerful<br />
Singson political clan of Ilocos Sur<br />
with former House Deputy Speaker<br />
& four-time congressman Eric<br />
Singson as its top nominee & his<br />
son Eric Jr., current 2nd district<br />
Congressman of Ilocos Sur, as 2nd<br />
nominee. Eric Sr. is Ilocos Sur<br />
Governor Chavit Singson's fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />
First nominee Quirino dela Torre is<br />
a fomer PNP Chief Superintendent<br />
and provincial chief of Tarlac at <strong>the</strong><br />
time of <strong>the</strong> Hacienda Luisita<br />
massacre; Disqualified by <strong>the</strong>
115 KAP AKO AGILA SA NAGKAKAISANG<br />
MAGSASAKA<br />
Jacob C. Maganduga<br />
Paterno P. Clapis, Jr.<br />
Liezl T. Repatacodo<br />
Comelec based on <strong>the</strong> following<br />
grounds: <strong>the</strong> group entered into<br />
alliance agreements with people’s<br />
organizations belonging to o<strong>the</strong>r<br />
sectors; <strong>the</strong> nominees reside in<br />
“gated subdivisions” and cannot be<br />
expected to represent <strong>the</strong><br />
marginalized sectors; some of <strong>the</strong><br />
nominees are not bona fide<br />
members of <strong>the</strong> group.<br />
Disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec based<br />
on <strong>the</strong> following grounds: (1) KAP’s<br />
manifestation of intent to<br />
participate is not signed, thus<br />
considered not filed. It is also a<br />
violation of Resolution 9366. It<br />
failed to comply with laws, rules<br />
and regulations relating to<br />
elections. (2) Activities cannot be<br />
considered meaningful so as to<br />
convince COMELEC that it has<br />
continued to work for <strong>the</strong><br />
betterment of <strong>the</strong> lives of <strong>the</strong><br />
members of <strong>the</strong> sector it seeks to<br />
represent. (3)Did not show that its<br />
nominees actually belong to <strong>the</strong><br />
marginalized and<br />
underrepresented sector, or that<br />
<strong>the</strong>y have undertaken meaningful<br />
activities for <strong>the</strong> uplifting of <strong>the</strong><br />
lives belonging to such sector<br />
116 APEC ASSOCIATION OF PHILIPPINE Rolando O. Reinoso Seeks to represent electricity
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES Andres R. Garcia<br />
John Peter Z. Millan<br />
117 AKBAYAN AKBAYAN CITIZENS' ACTION<br />
PARTY<br />
Walden F. Bello<br />
Ibarra M. Gutierrez III<br />
Angelina L. Ludovice-Katoh<br />
consumers, which is a broad sector<br />
and could include both<br />
marginalized and well-off<br />
consumers<br />
Past & present officials & nominees<br />
are appointees of Pres. Aquino in<br />
high-ranking executive positions<br />
including 2nd nominee Ibarra<br />
(undersecretary for political affairs)<br />
& 3rd nominee Ludovice-Katoh<br />
(member of <strong>the</strong> Presidential<br />
Commission for <strong>the</strong> Urban Poor);<br />
former Akbayan representatives<br />
Etta Rosales (Commission on<br />
Human Rights), Mario Agujo<br />
(member of <strong>the</strong> GSIS Board of<br />
Trustees) & Risa Hontiveros-<br />
Baraquel (spokesperson of <strong>the</strong><br />
National Anti-Poverty Commission);<br />
former Akbayan presidents Ronald<br />
Llamas (presidential adviser on<br />
political affairs) & Joel Rocamora<br />
(head of <strong>the</strong> National Anti-Poverty<br />
Commission); former Akbayan<br />
chairperson Percival Cendaña<br />
(commissioner-at-large of <strong>the</strong><br />
National Youth Commission);<br />
Akbayan also received at least<br />
₱18M in campaign funds from<br />
Aquino relatives including ₱10 M<br />
from Kris Aquino during <strong>the</strong> 2010<br />
polls
118 1-SAGIP SOCIAL AMELIORATION &<br />
GENUINE INTERVENTION ON<br />
POVERTY<br />
119 1JAMG 1JOINT ALLIANCE OF<br />
MARGINALIZED GROUP, INC.<br />
120 AKO BAHAY ADHIKAIN AT KILUSAN NG<br />
ORDINARYONG TAO PARA SA<br />
LUPA, HANAPBUHAY AT<br />
KAUNLARAN<br />
121 ADAM ADHIKAIN NG MGA DAKILANG<br />
ANAK MAHARLIKA<br />
122 AKO AKO AYOKO SA BAWAL NA<br />
DROGA<br />
Erlinda M. Santiago<br />
Edgardo F. Madamba<br />
Camilo D. Bacha<br />
Homero A. Mercado<br />
Sheila Marie Y. Fernandez<br />
Julian Eugene SB. Chipeco<br />
Percival C. Chavez<br />
Jose Conrado Barker C. Sabio<br />
Apolonia A. Tolentino<br />
Al Makram N. Arbison<br />
Kadirie J. Sahali<br />
Abdulbasar C. Abdula<br />
Ma. Corazon E. Sarmiento<br />
Rodolfo N. Caisip<br />
2nd nominee Edgardo Madamba is<br />
<strong>the</strong> assistant head of <strong>the</strong> Quezon<br />
City Urban Poor Affairs Office<br />
(UPAO) & is facing a graft<br />
complaint before <strong>the</strong> Ombudsman;<br />
Top nominee, Homer Mercado,<br />
used to represent <strong>the</strong> party-list<br />
group 1-Utak and is a multimillionaire<br />
with a net worth of<br />
₱65M<br />
First nominee Percival Chavez was<br />
Chairman and CEO of <strong>the</strong><br />
Presidential Commission for <strong>the</strong><br />
Urban Poor (PCUP) from 2001 to<br />
2010. Its previous nominee was<br />
former Manila congressman Miles<br />
Roces.<br />
The group was founded by former<br />
Energy undersecretary Zamzamin<br />
Ampatuan from <strong>the</strong> notorious<br />
Ampatuan political dynasty in<br />
Mindanao & has been accused as<br />
one of <strong>the</strong> party-list groups<br />
supported by <strong>the</strong> previous Arroyo<br />
administration; 2nd nominee<br />
Kadirie Sahali is <strong>the</strong> provincial<br />
administrator of Tawi-Tawi & from<br />
<strong>the</strong> Sahali political clan that<br />
includes provincial governor<br />
Sadikul Sahali<br />
Anti-illegal drugs advocacy<br />
group.
Francis Rico S. Javier<br />
123 ABAMIN ABANTE MINDANAO, INC. Maximo B. Rodriguez, Jr.<br />
Virginia T. Sering<br />
Irenetta C. Montinola<br />
124 APPEND APPEND, INC. Pablo R. Nava, III<br />
Eduardo C. Jimenez<br />
Raineer Q. Chu<br />
125 AGRI AGRI-AGRA NA REPORMA<br />
PARA SA MAGSASAKA NG<br />
PILIPINAS<br />
Michael Ryan A. Enriquez<br />
Janice P. Cruz<br />
Mindalisa F. Takeuchi<br />
126 AANGAT TAYO AANGAT TAYO Daryl Grace J. Abayon<br />
Teddie Elson E. Rivera<br />
Patricia Mae Q. Veloso<br />
Top nominee, incumbent Rep.<br />
Rodriguez Jr., is <strong>the</strong> bro<strong>the</strong>r of<br />
Cagayan de Oro Rep. Rufus<br />
Rodriguez & is a multi-millionaire<br />
with a net worth of ₱9.12 M; Sering<br />
is <strong>the</strong> sister-in-law of Maximo & is a<br />
full-time realtor being a member of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Muntinlupa Realtors Board as<br />
well as president of <strong>the</strong> Soroptimist<br />
International of Alabang;<br />
Montinola is also a distant relative<br />
of Maximo & was <strong>the</strong> executive<br />
director of <strong>the</strong> National Historical<br />
Institute in 2007<br />
Nava was a member of <strong>the</strong> Toll<br />
Regulatory Board under <strong>the</strong><br />
Aquino administration, sitting as<br />
private sector representative.<br />
Disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec<br />
because <strong>the</strong> group stopped existing<br />
after <strong>the</strong> 2010 elections, when it<br />
ran but lost, and was only revived<br />
in February 2012<br />
Aangat Tayo’s current<br />
representative, Rep. Daryl Grace<br />
Abayon is <strong>the</strong> wife of Rep. Harlin<br />
Castillo Abayon (Lakas) of Nor<strong>the</strong>rn<br />
Samar. She is again <strong>the</strong> first<br />
nominee for <strong>the</strong> 2013 elections.
127 ANG NARS ANG NARS INC. Leah Primitiva G. Samaco-Paquiz<br />
Lydia A.Palaypay<br />
128 GREEN FORCE GREEN FORCE FOR THE<br />
ENVIRONMENT SONS AND<br />
DAUGTHERS OF MOTHER<br />
EARTH<br />
129 SENIOR CITIZENS COALITION OF ASSOCIATIONS<br />
OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE<br />
PHILIPPINES, INC.<br />
SENIOR CITIZENS COALITION OF ASSOCIATIONS<br />
OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE<br />
PHILIPPINES, INC.<br />
130 ALIF ANG LABAN NG INDIGINONG<br />
FILIPINO<br />
131 KALINGA KALINGA-ADVOCACY FOR<br />
SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT AND<br />
NATION BUILDING THROUGH<br />
Chris G.Sorongon<br />
Ramon R. Ignacio<br />
Nino P. Ignacio<br />
Freddie B. Feir<br />
Francisco G. Datol, Jr.<br />
Amelia J. Olegario<br />
Efren T. Santos<br />
Godofredo V. Arquiza<br />
Milagros A. Magsaysay<br />
David L. Kho<br />
Abdul M. Tomawis<br />
Agakhan M. Tomawis<br />
Raima T. Cali<br />
Abigail Faye C. Ferriol<br />
Irene Gay F. Saulog<br />
Uzziel F. Caponpon<br />
Her declared net worth in 2011 was<br />
P23.4M<br />
Disqualified by <strong>the</strong> Comelec for not<br />
representing any marginalized<br />
sector, for having nominees that do<br />
not come from <strong>the</strong> marginalized<br />
sectors, and for failure to prove<br />
track record.<br />
Arquiza and Kho are incumbent<br />
congressmen. Kho, a lawyer, has a<br />
net worth P59.521 Million for 2011.<br />
Arquiza has a declared net worth of<br />
P19.98M.<br />
Top two nominees, Abdul &<br />
Agakhan Tomawis, are both sons of<br />
<strong>the</strong> group's incumbent Rep. Acmad<br />
Tomawis; Acmad's bro<strong>the</strong>r is Jerry<br />
Tomawis, chairman of <strong>the</strong> Sou<strong>the</strong>rn<br />
Philippine Development Authority;<br />
Acmad is among <strong>the</strong> congressmen<br />
with high-end vehicles, according<br />
to a PCIJ report.<br />
The group is associated with <strong>the</strong><br />
religious group Pentecostal<br />
Missionary Church of Christ (4th
EASING POVERTY, INC. Watch) with top nominee,<br />
incumbent Rep. Ferriol being <strong>the</strong><br />
daughter of PMCC Bishop Arturo<br />
Ferriol & 4th nominee Osinando V.<br />
Quillao, a PMCC pastor<br />
132 ANAKPAWIS ANAKPAWIS Fernando L. Hicap<br />
Joel B. Maglunsod<br />
133 1-PABAHAY ISANG PANGARAP NA BAHAY<br />
SA BAGONG BUHAY NG<br />
MARALITANG KABABAYAN,<br />
INC.<br />
134 KAKUSA KAPATIRAN NG MGA<br />
NAKULONG NA WALANG<br />
SALA, INC.<br />
Randall B. Echanis<br />
Nereo R. T. Joaquin, Jr.<br />
Juveley P. Panganiban<br />
Kenway H. Tan<br />
Ma. Jesusa A. Sespeñe<br />
Romeo G. Jalosjos<br />
Cipriano D. Robielos, III.<br />
135 BUHAY BUHAY HAYAAN YUMABONG Mariano Michael M. Velarde, Jr.<br />
Jose L. Atienza, Jr.<br />
William Irwin C. Tieng<br />
Top nominee, Nereo Joaquin Jr., is<br />
<strong>the</strong> son of former Congressman<br />
Nereo Joaquin (1987 to 1998) &<br />
Congresswoman Uliran Joaquin<br />
(1998-2007) of <strong>the</strong> 1st district of<br />
Laguna. Joaquin Jr. lost in his<br />
reelection bid in <strong>the</strong> 2010<br />
elections.<br />
Associated with former<br />
representative and convicted rapist<br />
Romeo Jalosos, who is presently<br />
<strong>the</strong> group's second nominee.<br />
Associated with religious group El<br />
Shaddai with top nominee,<br />
incumbent Rep. Mariano Velarde,<br />
being <strong>the</strong> son of influential El<br />
Shaddai founder & leader Bro.<br />
Mike Velarde (who also used to be<br />
a nominee of Buhay). Rep. Velarde<br />
is a multi-millionaire with a net<br />
worth of ₱53.34 M; 2nd nominee<br />
Jose Atienza is a former Manila<br />
mayor & secretary of <strong>the</strong><br />
Department of Environment &
136 ABANG LINGKOD ABANG LINGKOD INC. Joseph Stephen S. Paduano<br />
Patrick Leonard S. Lacson<br />
William V. Saratobias<br />
Natural Resources; 3rd nominee,<br />
incumbent Rep. Tieng, is ano<strong>the</strong>r<br />
multi-millionaire with a net worth<br />
of ₱20.05 M & belongs to <strong>the</strong><br />
family that controls Solar Sports<br />
First nominee Joseph Stephen<br />
Paduano, also known as “Carapali<br />
Lualhati,” was <strong>the</strong> national<br />
commander of <strong>the</strong> Revolutionary<br />
Proletarian Army-Alex Boncayao<br />
Brigade (RPA-ABB), which has been<br />
involved in murder of an RTC judge<br />
in Negros as well as alleged<br />
exploitation of sugar workers;<br />
Second nominee is incumbent<br />
Negros Occidental third district<br />
Board Member Patrick Leonard<br />
Lacson, son of former Negros<br />
Occidental governor Daniel Lacson<br />
Jr., who is now <strong>the</strong> chairman of <strong>the</strong><br />
Government Service Insurance<br />
System (GSIS)