Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Duterte wants Malacañang OPEN to the PUBLIC!

In order for Filipinos to learn about the government, the ‘Mayor of the Philippines’ said that he would like to open the official resident and workplace of the President to the public.
Duterte also said that he would open Malacañang not only to tourists who visit the existing museum but most especially to small school children as an educational trip destination.
He added that he would also like to open the presidential palace to the poor so that they will get to know more about past presidents of the country. In effect, this would make the people a part of their government.
Duterte stressed that the Malacanang complex is too big for him and said that he only need a small office where he can work.
In earlier interviews, he said that he prefers to hold office in Davao City and stay there most of the time.
The incoming president also said that he might use the jet of his friend and spiritual adviser, Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, to travel between Davao City and Manila every now and then.

36 comments:

  1. need po natin magkaroon ng Peoples Day, para sa mga sumbongan ng mga Plipino, at magkaroon ng agaran pagbabago sa mga gov't official na di sumusunod sa prtocol ng Pesidente Duterte....

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    1. Pwede rin sana kung pwede na may centro sa bawat region o provinsya na kung saan pwede mapaabot agad ang mga sumbong ng katiwalian sa gobyerno lalo na sa mga ahensya na hindi pinapansin o inaaksyonan kaagad ang mga reklamo

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  2. A very good start just like in Western and developed countries where most of their government central offices like Malacanang will be open to the public.

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  3. That's really a good idea!
    Open to the public or educational trip for students..like here in South korea!

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  4. Just be sure mr president that you are secured always we the people demands that you are protected at all costttt

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  5. Ikaw na talaga Mayor Duterte ang tunay na magpabago sa Philippine Gov't..sana ma open na at mkapamasyal naman kami sa malacanyang palace na hanggang mga larawan nalang namin nakikita..Sa ibang bansa open sa public..Good idea������

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    1. tama... ako di pa ako nakapasok sa malacañang

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  6. "Gikan Sa Masa Para Sa Masa" is a good start for the people of Davao...maybe something similar of a national scale will do...Good luck #DU30

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  7. NGAYON PALANG SINUSUMBONG KO ANG LAHAT NG PHILIPPINE EMBASSY SA BUONG BANSA!PALITAN ANG MGA IMPLEYADO!PURO MASUSUNGIT MAYABANG DI MARUNONG HUMARAP NG MAAYOS SA KAPWA NILA PILIPINO.

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    1. Tama yan ang unang gusto kong isumbong at I suggest na tutukan ang mga humarahap na pabalikbalik at hindi clear kong ano ang dapat para mapadali ang process ng papers. Nasty and arrogant. Mayor Duterte, Hindi po sila mababaet sa kapwa!

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    2. Tama yan ang unang gusto kong isumbong at I suggest na tutukan ang mga humarahap na pabalikbalik at hindi clear kong ano ang dapat para mapadali ang process ng papers. Nasty and arrogant. Mayor Duterte, Hindi po sila mababaet sa kapwa!

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    3. True they are arrogant , nasty in Phil EMbassy Tokyo. Masungit sa kapwa piipino. walang respeto at no intention na tumulong

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    4. dito rin SWITZERLAND ang yayabang at ang susungit pa pag may itatanong ka sa kanila sumasagot pero parang kunwari lang at nakasimangot pa..bakit ganyan ??? sana bigyan pansin ni PRESIDENT DUTERTE ANG EMBASSY DITO SA SWITZERLAND.parang hindi mga FILIPINO.

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    5. Oo nga po. Actually yung pinsan ko sa UAE ang naka experience ng embassy dun. Grabe daw, parang galit sa kapwa pinoy.. eh bakit pa sila nandun? Sinuswelduhan ng gobyerno para sa ano? Para lang ba sila magposing dun? Mag opisina lang dun at di naman nakakatulong sa mga nakakaawang Pinoy. Hindi po ito bintang. Kayo po ang magpunta dun para malaman po ninyo na totoo.

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    6. Observation din po yan ng nakararami sa PE-Riyadh. Para silang mga amo lahat instead of servant to the pubic. But in fairness, i saw a little improvement lately. To be considerate lang naman po ang gusto ng public, wag pahirapahan. Marunong naman po sumunod, just give solution or a recomendation at least kung may kulang o mali sa dokumento sa halip na sungitan at iparamdam na mangmang.

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  8. "Gikan Sa Masa Para Sa Masa" is a good start for the people of Davao...maybe something similar of a national scale will do...Good luck #DU30

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  9. Mychildren would love to tour Malacanang once it becomes open for the public. I visited it 25 or 26 yrs ago during Pres Cory's term.Never had photos to show because cameras were not allowed inside its premises.😀

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  10. Mychildren would love to tour Malacanang once it becomes open for the public. I visited it 25 or 26 yrs ago during Pres Cory's term.Never had photos to show because cameras were not allowed inside its premises.😀

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  11. Mr. President Duterte please check sa NAIA sa mga Immigration Officers and Immigration Police dahil mahilig sa extortion ang buayang iyon. My American husband was a victim of extortion inside NAIA on 2011. He was asked to give a big amount of the Immigration in-charge upon his arrival from USA. He refused to give money to the Immigration police who extorted him. He was sent back to USA boarded on the same airplane hours after his arrival, and was accused for overstaying. How can he be an overstaying he just arrived and was sent back to USA. He was not able to see me. It was during the time of the former BOI-BID Commissioner Ricardo A. David. I personally appeared to the BOI Office in Intramuros, Manila in my husband's behalf bringing the requirements needed for his re-entry back here, but unfortunately, I was also extorted, but I refused to give the amount P55,000.00 that the guy inside BOI asked me. The corrupt BID Commissioner Ricardo A. David issued two denial entries for my husband in different dates. Mr. President Duterte, I wish and pray that you will grant re-entry permit to my husband in coming back here in the Philippines where he wants to stay here for good until the rest of his life. Thank you and regards.

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  12. DEAR MR PRESIDENT ELECT DUTERTE! FROM A VERY FAR-AWAY SOUTH AFRICA, I CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR LANDSLIDE VICTORY IN THE RECENT ELECTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES. MAY YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL AND VERY FRUITFUL TERM OF OFFICE AS THE PRESIDENT OF YOUR COUNTRY AND MAY YOU TRUELY SERVE THE INTERESTS OF ALL YOUR PEOPLE FOR THEIR AND THE COUNTRY'S GOOD. FOR YOU AND YOUR HIGH OFFICE, I WISH YOU EXCELLENT HEALTH, SUCCESS IN YOUR MOST IMPORTANT WORK AND RESPONSIBILITIES. MAY THE LORD GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU AND LEAD YOU BY HIS HAND. MAY GOD BLESS THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES. YOURS SINCERELY, H. LEONHARD RODE

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  13. Thanks President, I always prayed for your safety. God will guide you.

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  14. I always prayed for your safety and protection.

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  15. Mayor sana matigil na ang pamamalakad ng mga taxi drivers sa maynila. Mahilig mag take advantage ng kapwa lalo na pagalam nila Hindi taga maynila ang pasahero nila. Hindi gumagamit ng metro at overpricing ang presyo! Mga abusado!!! Nakakahiya sa ating mga bisita galing ng ibang bansa. Tularan ang taxi ng Davao, pwede kang matulog pagsakay mo at gisingin ka nlng pagdating ng destination mo.

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  16. wooowwww that's really a good idea... God bless mayor duterte

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  17. our beloved late president ramon magsaysay had done that, he even had the one centavo telegram directly to the office of the president

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  18. In any case, security check point however tight, won't do any good. Tapalan lang ng 1 billion at death threat sa buong pamilya ang PSG para mawala lang si Pres. Digong, gagawin yun. Hindi safe. If he really loves to serve the Filipino people, he must protect himself first to make it happen. Of all the statements he has mentioned, the only thing I don't agree with is, when he said, he will die for the Filipino people. It's not supposed to be the case. He should live long for the Filipino people.

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  19. In any case, security check point however tight, won't do any good. Tapalan lang ng 1 billion at death threat sa buong pamilya ang PSG para mawala lang si Pres. Digong, gagawin yun. Hindi safe. If he really loves to serve the Filipino people, he must protect himself first to make it happen. Of all the statements he has mentioned, the only thing I don't agree with is, when he said, he will die for the Filipino people. It's not supposed to be the case. He should live long for the Filipino people.

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  20. Mayor sana mabigyan u din ng pansin ang GSIS.. ang tagal din nila mag release lalo na kapag claimant. .grabe ka tagal..

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  21. Well we don't need a micromanaging president. All thongs should be delegated. Sana mabilis ang transition to federalism para on site lahat ng communication between the people and the government.

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  22. Sana may plano si pres.Duterte sa mga ilang beses ng naglet board exam na Hindi pa rin nakapasa.at sana masilip po no pres.paano ba nangyari ang result ng exam.salamat po.

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  23. Dear Mr. President, sana bigyan po ng inyong administrasyon ang maraming magnanakaw sa Bureau of Custom. Ang mga pinadala namin na balikbayan boxes para sa pamilya namin sa Pilipinas grabe konti nalang ang matitira dahil ninakaw ang laman at binubutasan nila ang mga boxes. Thank you! May God always give you strength and guide you in all your decision for the betterment of our beloved country.

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  24. ANG SUGGESTION KO, ANG MAGTOUR PABAYARIN KAHIT KAUNTI PARA SA MAINTENNCE NG PREMISES PARA HINDI NA MAKAGSTA ANG GOBYERNO AT MAKAINCOME PA ANG PILIPINAS, ANO SA PALAGAY NIYO BY REGIONS?

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  25. Filipino-Canadian at retired senior po ako, nakatira sa Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Emerging good visual artist, but struggling ako. Gusto ko sanang mag first solo art exhibition sa Philippine Consulate office in Toronto kasi libre. Nag-email ako sa Consular officer para magbook ng schedule ng art exhibition sa October 16 - 30,2016 at pinakita ko yung mga paintings ko sa Facebook. Nagreply siya na may renovation sa office nila sa October at ibang form na ng art daw ang susuportahan nila. Kaya nagpasalamat na lang ako. Bakit naman eliminated ang visual artist sa cultural program nila? Masama ang loob ko, ni walang signature ang email niya at walang typewritten name. Ano po bang dapat gawin ko, gusto ko sana ang first solo art exhibition ko ay mag-umpisa sa Philippine territory dito sa Toronto? Kailangan ko tulong nyo President Duterte! Maraming salamat po. Gusto ko sanang ituloy ang first solo art exhibition ko sa October 16 - 30, 2017 sa Philippine Consulate office sa Toronto para maipakilala ko ang sarili ko bilang mahusay na pintor at makabenta ng mga paintings, para kumita ng pera pandagdag sa maliit kong pension nang matulungan ko sarili ko at pamilya ko sa Pilipinas.

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