Former Congressman Monsour Del Rosario pushes for “Healthcare Heroes Card” benefit for frontline healthcare workers

Monsour Del Rosario, a former Makati City congressman who drafted and delivered 292 bills and resolutions during his term (2016-2019), has seen how the pandemic impacted the country. In particular, how it put pressure on the Philippine government to act fast and address the immediate needs of the people in this very unfamiliar situation. 

In a meeting with a group of Rotary Clubs from Makati and Parañaque, Del Rosario expressed his intention of proposing legislation that would help improve the lives of Filipinos. The meeting, which was held virtually on November 12, aimed to educate voters with the various issues that the country faces and to call on voters to choose leaders whose hearts are in the right place to serve and prioritize the needs of the people in the coming 2022 national  elections.

Boracay's Congressman Haresco Now Ready To Pursue Promises

It may be a provincial seat but the second district of Aklan is a prime location as has Boracay island as one of its jurisdiction, and after the rehabilitation of the island, tourism is again booming along with the new changes. Elected again with a landslide victory as congressman of the district, Nonong Haresco feels the big responsibility to protect its citizens along with the tourists who brings the island to life.

But along with Malay which Boracay is loacted, Haresco also serves the citizens of the towns of  Buruanga, Ibajay, Lezo, Makato, Malinao, Nabas, Numancia, and Tangalan. Collectively the district is almost half of the province and its income from tourism has been its driving force. But despite the vast area and business opportunities, he looks on reforms and projects that will help the locals to rise up and have their own businesses to help improve their lives and their families.