Friday, April 26, 2013

Bio-Sketch of Mayor Danilo O. Leyble




HON. DANILO OLAYVAR LEYBLE
Mayor, Antipolo City 



From being the “Abogado ng Masa” to “Alkalde ng Masa  na Naglilingkod nang Lubos” Mayor Nilo O. Leyble’s dedication and the political will to serve the people of Antipolo never falter but instead inspire renewed conviction and added energy to tackle the everyday tasks.


His first 100 days in the office reflects his strength in leadership which not only lies in legislation but also the way he inspires his predecessors. This is quite evident in the numbers of completed, on-going projects and those still in the drawing board of all the sixteen barangays.


Making good his promise of strengthening the social services especially for the marginalized sectors, MayorNilo through the City Social Welfare Department (CSWD) continuously provide medical missions or the “Lingap sa Barangay” even to far flung areas. The creation of 24/7  Action Center, Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) or the Lingap sa mga Batang Lansangan  which serves as a holding area for those with cases of vagrancy, feeding programs for the senior citizens as well as to the poorest community, daily financial assistance as burial, medicine and other food provision.


To solve the perennial unemployment and underemployment, Mayor Nilo with instructions to the Public Employment Office (PESO) coordinates with other local and national labor agencies and private organizations through networking were able to generate 3,642 jobs from various job facilitation programs such as daily employment facilitation, local and provincial recruitment and through mega and mini-jobs fair in response to the demands of commercial and industrial needs for the economic growth and development of Antipolo City.


Being the primary source of the City’s income that lays the pipeline from which plans and programs are established, upon the Mayor’s instruction, the Business Permits and Licensing Office (BPLO) continue to stabilize a sound financial figure by maximizing and sustain, assess taxes, fees, charges relative to businesspermits and licenses to increase revenues of the City Government. Collection from January to May showed an increase of 9% compared with the previous years figures credited to its fast, efficient and hustle free registration of all kinds of legally organized businesses, trade undertaking and business activity in the City.


As future leaders, Mayor Nilo tapped the participation of the youth in community development  through the Sangguniang Kabataan and enhanced their skills through leadership trainings, seminars, symposiums and developing their characters through a citywide sports programs.


Infrastracture programs such as construction of 28 elementary and high school buildings with additional 93 rooms, were being fasttrack to accommodate more students. This aside from the city wide concreting of road,pathwalks with drainage, stone masonry works, asphalt overlay, construction of canals with curb and gutter,slope protections and rip rapping.


The local chief executive’s concern for the farmers reflects on the various programs and projects being implemented by the City Agriculture Office (CAO) such as the Ginintuang Masaganang Ani Program of the Department of Agriculture, the City government thru the CAO had facilitated the distribution of 331 bags of certified palay seeds to about 331 rice farmers, CAO also started the first Farmers Field School (FFS) for Palay. Check seminar/training. Under this program, farmers are trained to adopt new and appropriate technologies to increase palay production in the city.


In cooperation with the University of Rizal System (URS), a total of 5000 coco seedlings are being raised at the City plant nursery, ready for distribution to qualified beneficiaries. A total of 2000 seed nuts were already delivered to San Ysiro as the initial stage of nursery establishment in the upland area of Antipolo His respect for the senior citizens and the veterans also manifests his belief that the youth of today benefitted from the sacrifices and the contribution of the older generation in the community and extended whatever assistance the city can provide.Mayor Nilo also uplifts the quality of education in both public high school and elementary by providing school materials as bags and notebooks to around 34,100 students to inspire them to study and be a vital instrumentin community development.  


In support of the other medical services aside from the medical missions, the City Health Office with its expanded program in immunization were able to provide vaccine to almost 15,000 infants, the YODO Parang sa Batang Antipolo were also launched for iodine deficiency, Garantisadong Pambata 09 with the Department of Health is a joint undertaking to promote the millennium development goal for child care, other programs included in promoting health are rabies control, new born screening, pap smear malaria operations because to Mayor Nilo “Kalusugan ay Numero Uno”.


His partnership with her loving and supportive wife, Atty. Menchie, brought a new dimension to the women of Antipolo with the launching of the Newly Integrated Ladies Organization (NILO) where she sits as Chairperson together with the wives of other City and Barangay Officials. With 14, 000 strong members from the 16 barangays, NILO believed that women are the glory of creation for their strength cannot be measured and in their hearts lie the true nature of their service.


A man who embraces faith and puts every decision to God where he draws his wisdom and strength, Mayor A man who embraces faith and puts every decision to God where he draws his wisdom and strength, Mayor Nilo is inspired to be a leader who will truly make Antipolo the premiere city in the eastern part of the metro.


A two-term Councilor in 1998-2004, heading the committee on Budget, Finance and Appropriation, then Councilor Leyble is determined to sustain effective supervision of the City Council. He has been a major factor in the promotion of good governance in the City, then in 2004-2007 he ran as Vice-Mayor and won convincingly. At the 2007 reelection he established the trust and the confidence of his constituents as a public servant after he was reelected as Vice-Mayor on a majority vote of confidence. It was a historical mark in the political arena of Antipolo when he was proclaimed with the highest vote ever gotten by a candidate in any position and the only Vice-Mayor that was reelected.


 As a former member of the Interim Office of the Vice-Mayor’s League of the Philippines and at the same time the National Vice-President for Luzon and National Legal Adviser for Luzon, the task at hand was gargantuan. But with the support of his better- half Atty. Carmencita “Menchie” A. Leyble, his efficient and competent office staff, colleagues and constituents of 16 barangays, he was able to get things done. The untimely death of the late Mayor Victor R. Sumulong has compelled the Honorable Mayor to take over the rein of leadership of the City. He took his oath of office last January 8, 2009 which was administered by Department of Interior and Local Government Secretary Ronaldo V. Puno in Quezon City in the presence of all the Antipolo City Officials, Punong Barangays, friends and his lifetime partner and friend, his wife, Atty. Menchie Leyble. 


Curriculum Vitae of CASIMIRO A. YNARES III, M.D.




CASIMIRO A. YNARES III, M.D.

Personal Information

Date of Birth: 4 March 1973
Sex: Male
Place
of Birth: Quezon City
Civil Status: Married
Citizenship:Filipino
Religion: Christian
Name of Spouse: Andrea Bautista-Ynares
Name of Children: Cassandra Danielle B. Ynares and Rebecca Victoria B. Ynares
Father’s Name:  
Casimiro M. Ynares, Jr
Mother’s Name: Rebecca Ynares


Academic History

Masters in Public Administration
University of the Philippines
National College of Public Administration and Governance
(UP-NCPAG)
June 2005 – 2007

Graduate Studies : Doctor of Medicine
De La Salle Medical Center
1994 – 1999

College : B.S. Biology
De La Salle University
1989 – 1994

High School : Marist School
Marikina City
1985 – 1989

Elementary : Marist School
Marikina City
1983 – 1985

Assumption School
Antipolo City
1977 – 1983 

Career History

Governor 
Province of Rizal
July 2007 – present

General Manager 
(July 2005 – April 2007)
Laguna Lake Development Authority
(January 2004 – January 6, 2005)

Assistant Secretary for Environment
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(January 7, 2005 – April 15, 2006)
He passed the Government Examination for Career Executive Service Officer in 2006

Designated as follows:
Executive Director of the Secretariat
National Solid Waste Management Commission 
(January – Nov. 2005)

DENR Representative to TRANSCO Board & BteC Meetings
TRANSCO-National Transmission Corporation 
(March 2005-April 2006)

Alternate PAB Meeting
PAB-Pollution Adjunction Board
(March-September 2005)

Trainings/Conferences Attended

1. Executive course on Effective and Sustainable Local Governance and Global Competitiveness
Geneva, Switzerland
27 to 29 June 2009

2. Seminar on best Practices in Business Protocol
The Peninsula Manila, makati City, Philippines
5 September 2008

3. 11th International Living Lakes Conference
Nanchang City
, China

29 October – 03 November 2006

4. Capacity Building on Watershed Co-Management Sharing of Best Practices

Sydney, Australia
14-25 October 2006

5. Study Tour on Water Effluent Trading, Permitting, Monitoring, and Enforcement Procedures and the Expansion of Environment Fees
The Netherlands
25 August – 08 September 2006

6. 4th World Water Forum
Banamex Center
, Mexico
City
16-22 March 2006

7. Ministerial Conference on 3R Initiative

Tokyo, Japan
28-30 April 2005

8. Training on Waste Water Treatment Plant Operation
Laguna Lake
Development Authority (LLDA)
18 November 2004

9. 9th International Living Lakes Conference

Invermere, Canada
26 September to 2 October 2004

10. International Training Workshop on Water Environment Protection and Water Pollution Treatment
Wuhan, China
1 to 15 April 2004

Honors and Awards

2009 Award of Excellence
given by Hotland America Line

2008 Kabalikat Ng Mga Nakatatandang Mamamayan sa Lalawigan ng Rizal Award
The Highest Award given by Rizal Federation of Senior Citizens’ Associations (RIFOSCA)

2008 Kabalikat Award
Given by the Regional Voluntary Blood Services Program Department of Health – Center for Health and Development 4A (CALABARZON) 

2008 Gawad sa Makataong Pag-unlad
given by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to the Rizal Provincial Government

2008 Best Accounting Office in the Nation Award
given by the Association of Government Accountants of the Philippines (AGAP) to the Rizal Provincial Government

2007 Presidential Achievement Award for Improved Healthcare and Medical Services
given by the Philippine Hospital Association

2004 Outstanding Youth Awardee
given by Gawad KKK

Why the Liberal Party didn't back Salonga's son



MANILA - The Liberal Party of President Benigno Aquino III confirmed Wednesday that it did not endorse the candidacy of Atty. Steve Salonga, son of LP stalwart and former Senate President Jovito Salonga, for the position of governor of Rizal.
In a statement, LP Director General Gladys Sta. Rita confirmed the party had not issued a Certificate of Nomination and Acceptance (CONA) for any official LP candidate for governor in Rizal.

Salonga is running as an independent against former Rizal Governor Rebecca "Nini" Ynares of the Nationalist People's Coalition and another independent candidate, Anamariela Bush.

Salonga, who is an LP member, earlier told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that he felt abandoned by his own party after it refused to endorse his candidacy. He also questioned the LP's disturbing and aggressive alliances” with dynasties and traditional politicians at the local level.

LP Secretary General Mel Sarmiento said the LP "makes decisions on who should be its candidates in certain areas based on careful scrutiny of their qualifications, track record, organizational capability, as well as their ability to sustain a campaign."
He said the party has to consider not just local politics but the future of President Aquino's reform agenda.

"This requires that, at both the local and national levels, the party's candidates should be committed to this reform agenda of inclusive growth and good governance. This is the reason why the LP enters into temporary alliances or coalitions with certain individuals and political formations," he explained.
In the case of Rizal, he said the party studied carefully the political dynamics in Rizal and decided against fielding its candidate for the gubernatorial post.
Sarmiento said the LP acknowledges the contributions of former Senate President Salonga not only to the party but to the nation as a whole. Salonga has been afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease for the last two years and is being fed through a tube after he suffered a stroke.

"We consider him an elder statesman whose contributions to nation-building have been immense. The party will always be grateful to him for his able and competent leadership of it over the years," Sarmiento said.
He added that the LP understands the younger Salonga's position. "We wish him all the best in his candidacy," he said.




Who will be the next Antipolo City Mayor?


The Mayor vs. The Governor

Party
Candidate
Percentage

 Liberal
Danilo O. Leyble
67.1300

NPC
Casimiro A.Ynares III
32.8698

Independent
Jose M. Velasco
0.0002


Survey was conducted from March 15 to April 15, 2013
No. of Respondents is 5000
The Allocation of the Respondents is based on the Proportional Voting Population per Municipality/City.
Margin of Error is 10 percent

Who will be the next Rizal Province Governor?



The Wife of Ito and Mother of Junjun vs. The Son of Senator Jovito Salonga

Party
Candidate
Percentage

Rizal Liberal
Esteban Salonga
44. 50

NPC
Rebecca Ynares
55.50




Survey was conducted from March 15 to April 15, 2013
No. of Respondents is 5000
The Allocation of the Respondents is based on the Proportional Voting Population per Municipality/City.
Margin of Error is 10 percent

TOP 40 Partylists in Rizal Province

Rank Partylist            Percentage
1 Bayan Muna 8.540
2 Gabriela 7.530
3 Anakpawis 6.500
4 Sanlakas 5.110
5 Kabataan 3.890
6 AKBAYAN                   3.770
7 CIBAC 2.510
8 Bayani 2.110
9 Buhay 2.020
10 Ang Ladlad 1.871
11 Senior Citizens 1.650
12 MIGRANTE 1.533
13 BH 1.420
14 1 BRO-PGBI 1.120
15 Ating-Koop 1.090
16 1-BAP 1.010
17 AVE 0.990
18 Pasang Masda 0.940
19 Ang Nars 0.920
20 A Teacher 0.920
21 An Waray 0.900
22 KAP 0.855
23 Kalinga 0.854
24 ACT Teachers 0.853
25 TUCP 0.833
26 DIWA 0.823
27 ARC 0.701
28 AGHAM 0.609
29 1-UTAK 0.595
30 VFP 0.589
31 ALE 0.573
32 ABS 0.543
33 Ang Kasangga 0.534
34 AKB 0.533
35 PISTON 0.525
36 LPGMA 0.521
37 ALIF 0.519
38 KATRIBU 0.502
39 KAAKBAY 0.501
40 ABP 0.500

Survey was conducted from March 15 to April 15, 2013
No. of Respondents is 5000
The Allocation of the Respondents is based on the Proportional Voting Population per Municipality/City.
Margin of Error is 10 percent