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Saturday, April 01, 2017

PS Bank Cars For Sale - P500,000 and Below

The following are the cars for sale from the PS Bank website with the price range from P500,000 and below. If you are interested you may visit PSBank Pre-Owned Auto Mart, any PSBank branch near you, or contact our PSBank Customer Experience at (632) 885-8208.   The following units are available for viewing from Monday thru Saturdays from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm in PSBank Pre-Owned Auto Mart, 220 Mañalac Avenue, East Service Road, Bagong Tanyag, Taguig with the telephone number (632) 370-4017 to 18.
The following are the cars for sale from the PS Bank website with the price range from P500,000 and below. If you are interested you may visit PSBank Pre-Owned Auto Mart, any PSBank branch near you, or contact our PSBank Customer Experience at (632) 885-8208. 

The following units are available for viewing from Monday thru Saturdays from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm in PSBank Pre-Owned Auto Mart, 220 Mañalac Avenue, East Service Road, Bagong Tanyag, Taguig with the telephone number (632) 370-4017 to 18. Pictures can also be viewed thru this link.


Year: 2015
Brand: TOYOTA
Model: TOYOTA VIOS 1.3E (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: ABD-7667
Color: RED MICA METALLIC
Mileage: 35,955 (Kms)
Registered in: NCR
Selling Price: PhP 513,000.00
Floor price: PhP 468,000.00


Year: 2016
Brand: TOYOTA
Model: TOYOTA VIOS 1.3E (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: YX-9995
Color: GRAY METALLIC
Mileage: 29,543 (Kms)
Registered in: CALAMBA
Selling Price: PhP 513,000.00
Floor price: PhP 468,000.00


Year: 2016
Brand: TOYOTA
Model: TOYOTA VIOS 1.3E GAS M/T
Plate No.: YZ-8065
Color: BLACK
Mileage: 4,853 (Kms)
Registered in: MUNTINLUPA
Selling Price: PhP 468,000.00
Floor price: PhP 423,000.00


Year: 2014
Brand: TOYOTA
Model: TOYOTA VIOS 1.3J (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: AAO-3690
Color: RED MICA METALLIC
Mileage: 61,928 (Kms)
Registered in: MUNTINLUPA
Selling Price: PhP 387,000.00
Floor price: PhP 351,000.00


Year: 2016
Brand: TOYOTA
Model: TOYOTA VIOS 1.3J (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: YT-6016
Color: FREEDOM WHITE
Mileage: 38,344 (Kms)
Registered in: CEBU CITY
Selling Price: PhP 432,000.00
Floor price: PhP 396,000.00


Year: 2016
Brand: TOYOTA
Model: TOYOTA WIGO 1.0L E (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: YV-8042
Color: WHITE
Mileage: 3,667 (Kms)
Registered in: PARANAQUE
Selling Price: PhP 306,000.00
Floor price: PhP 279,000.00



Year: 2014
Brand: CHEVROLET
Model: CHEVROLET SONIC LT 1.4L (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: WC-0088
Color: ROYAL GRAY
Mileage: 12,248 (Kms)
Registered in: Metro Manila - Parañaque
LTO Office: PARAÑAQUE
Selling Price: PhP 567,000.00
Floor price: PhP 513,000.00



Year: 2014 
Brand: FORD 
Model: FORD FIESTA 1.0L SPORT W/ ECOBOOST - A/T 
Plate No.: AAK-9380 
Color: PHANTOM PURPLE 
Mileage: 21,572 (Kms) 
Registered in: Northern Luzon - Benguet 
LTO Office: BAGUIO 
Selling Price: PhP 513,000.00 
Floor price: PhP 468,000.00



Year: 2012 
Brand: FORD 
Model: FORD FIESTA TREND 5 DR 1.6L HB - A/T
Plate No.: VFL-867 
Color: AURORA BLUE 
Mileage: 55,175 (Kms) 
Registered in: DASMARIÑAS 
Selling Price: PhP 333,000.00 
Floor price: PhP 306,000.00


Year: 2015 
Brand: HONDA 
Model: HONDA BRIO 1.3S - A/T
Plate No.: DR-1292
Color:  ALABASTER SILVER 
Mileage:11,925 (Kms) 
Registered in: CALAMBA 
Selling Price: PhP 486,000.00 
Floor price: PhP 441,000.00

Year: 2012 
Brand: HONDA 
Model: HONDA CITY 1.3 S - M/T
Plate No.: UQX-167
Color: C. BLACK 
Mileage: 53,993 (Kms) 
Registered in: MANDALUYONG 
Selling Price: PhP360,000.00 
Floor price: PhP 324,000.00


Year: 2014 
Brand: HONDA 
Model: HONDA CITY 1.5E - M/T
Plate No.: AAY-2442
Color:  M. STEEL 
Mileage: 42,141 (Kms) 
Registered in: MUNTINLUPA 
Selling Price: PhP486,000.00  
Floor price: PhP 441,000.00


Year: 2012 
Brand: HONDA 
Model: HONDA CITY 1.5E (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: TOT-498
Color: SPARKLING BROWN 
Mileage: 47,565(Kms) 
Registered in: MARIKINA 
Selling Price: PhP396,000.00  
Floor price: PhP360,000.00


Year: 2011 
Brand: HONDA 
Model: HONDA CIVIC 1.8S (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: PQT-781
Color: HABANERO RED
Mileage:  90,212(Kms) 
Registered in: LAS PIÑAS
Selling Price: PhP369,000.00  
Floor price: PhP333,000.00


Year: 2010 
Brand: HONDA 
Model: HONDA CIVIC S 2.0L - A/T
Plate No.: RLL-231
Color:POLISHED METAL
Mileage: 45,915(Kms) 
Registered in: MALOLOS
Selling Price: PhP432,000.00 
Floor price: PhP396,000.00


Year: 2014 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI ACCENT E 1.4L 6 SPEED (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: AAW-8824
Color: SLEEK SILVER
Mileage: 39,240(Kms) 
Registered in: MUNTINLUPA
Selling Price: PhP423,000.00 
Floor price: PhP387,000.00






Year: 2016 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI ACCENT E 1.4L 6 SPEED (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: MQ-4179
Color: CRYSTAL WHITE
Mileage: 2,385(Kms) 
Registered in: GUAGUA
Selling Price: PhP585,000.00  
Floor price: PhP531,000.00

Year: 2015 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI ACCENT E 1.6L (DSL) - A/T
Plate No.: ABL-6196
Color: VITAMIN C
Mileage:  55,432(Kms) 
Registered in: CALAMBA
Selling Price: PhP549,000.00
Floor price: PhP495,000.00


Year: 2015 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI ACCENT E 1.6L 6SPD (DSL) - M/T
Plate No.: MO-6221
Color: VELOSTER RED
Mileage:  21,659(Kms) 
Registered in: LTO REGION IV
Selling Price: PhP522,000.00
Floor price: PhP 477,000.00

Year: 2015 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI EON 0.8L GL - M/T
Plate No.: ABJ-3115
Color: RED PASSION
Mileage:   17,036(Kms) 
Registered in: SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
Selling Price: PhP261,000.00
Floor price: PhP243,000.00

Year: 2014 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI EON 0.8L GLS - M/T
Plate No.: MK-5926
Color: MUSHROOM
Mileage: 80,804(Kms) 
Registered in: QUEZON CITY EXT
Selling Price:PhP225,000.00
Floor price: PhP207,000.00

Year: 2013 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI EON 0.8L GLS (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: WQU-155
Color: PRISTINE BLUE
Mileage: 55,337(Kms) 
Registered in: MANILA NORTH
Selling Price:PhP216,000.00
Floor price: PhP198,000.00


Year: 2015 
Brand: HYUNDAI 
Model: HYUNDAI GRAND i.10 1.2L - A/T
Plate No.: ABI-5872
Color: TWILIGHT BLUE
Mileage:  29,431(Kms) 
Registered in: SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
Selling Price:PhP504,000.00
Floor price: PhP459,000.00


Year: 2014 
Brand: HYUNDAI
Model: HYUNDAI i.10 1.1L GL - A/T
Plate No.: AAA-4404
Color: NAVOTAS
Mileage: 22,153(Kms)
Registered in: SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
Selling Price:PhP324,000.00
Floor price: PhP297,000



Year: 2014
Brand: ISUZU
Model: ISUZU CROSSWIND XL (DSL) - M/T
Plate No.: AAN-4619
Color: T. SILVER
Mileage: 86,094(Kms)
Registered in:PASIG
Selling Price:PhP468,000.00
Floor price: PhP423,000.00


Year: 2015
Brand: KIA
Model: KIA PICANTO 1.0 EX - M/T
Plate No.: ABL-3381
Color: TITANIUM SILVER
Mileage: 58,818(Kms)
Registered in:CALAMBA
Selling Price:PhP252,000.00
Floor price: PhP234,000.00

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Year: 2015
Brand: KIA
Model: KIA PICANTO 1.0 EX - M/T
Plate No.: ABL-3381
Color: TITANIUM SILVER
Mileage: 58,818(Kms)
Registered in:CALAMBA
Selling Price:PhP252,000.00
Floor price: PhP234,000.00


Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX 5 SPEED - M/T
Plate No.: EF-8720
Color: GALAXY BLACK
Mileage: 13,019(Kms)
Registered in:CALAMBA
Selling Price:PhP405,000.00
Floor price: PhP369,000.00


Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX 5 SPEED - M/T
Plate No.:EG-1702
Color: T. SILVER
Mileage: 5,051(Kms)
Registered in:MUNTINLUPA
Selling Price:PhP459,000.00
Floor price: PhP414,000.00

Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX 5SPEED - M/T
Plate No.:EG-5072
Color: ALICE BLUE
Mileage: 10,332(Kms)
Registered in:CALAMBA
Selling Price:PhP414,000.00
Floor price: PhP378,000.00



Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX 5SPEED - M/T
Plate No.:EG-5072
Color: ALICE BLUE
Mileage: 10,332(Kms)
Registered in:CALAMBA
Selling Price:PhP414,000.00
Floor price: PhP378,000.00

Year: 2015
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX HB (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.:ABJ-7274
Color: GALAXY BLACK
Mileage: 42,945(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 3
Selling Price:PhP279,000.00
Floor price: PhP252,000.00




Year: 2015
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX HB 5SPEED - M/T
Plate No.:ABJ-3028
Color: GALAXY BLACK
Mileage: 23,675(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 3
Selling Price:PhP297,000.00
Floor price: PhP270,000.00




Year: 2015
Brand: KIA
Model:KIA PICANTO 1.0L EX HB 5SPEED - M/T
Plate No.:ABJ-3028
Color: GALAXY BLACK
Mileage: 23,675(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 3
Selling Price:PhP297,000.00
Floor price: PhP270,000.00




Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model: KIA PICANTO 1.2 EX HB (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: EF-8859
Color: CLEAR WHITE
Mileage: 8,174(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION IV-A
Selling Price:PhP468,000.00
Floor price: PhP423,000.00




Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model: KIA PICANTO 1.2L EX - A/T
Plate No.: ABY-7661
Color: TITANIUM SILVER
Mileage:13,829(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 7
Selling Price:PhP468,000.00
Floor price: PhP423,000.00




Year: 2016
Brand: KIA
Model: KIA PICANTO 1.2L EX (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: EF-9137
Color: GALAXY BLACK
Mileage:30,828(Kms)
Registered in: LTO REGION 3
Selling Price:PhP459,000.00
Floor price: PhP414,000.00



Year: 2015
Brand: KIA
Model: KIA PICANTO EX 1.0L (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: EF-4155
Color: ALICE BLUE
Mileage: 9,819(Kms)
Registered in: LTO REGION 7
Selling Price:PhP297,000.00
Floor price: PhP270,000.00


Year: 2015
Brand: MAZDA
Model: MAZDA 2 1.3L 4-DR - M/T
Plate No.: AAN-8885
Color: BLACK MC
Mileage: 22,069(Kms)
Registered in: MUNTINLUPA
Selling Price:PhP360,000.00
Floor price: PhP324,000.00


Year: 2012
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model:MITSUBISHI ADVENTURE GLX SE 2.5L (DSL) - M/T
Plate No.: UQJ-866
Color: RED
Mileage: 132,320(Kms)
Registered in: VALENZUELA
Selling Price:PhP396,000.00
Floor price: PhP360,000.00


Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE G4 GLS 1.2L - M/T
Plate No.: AOA-2618
Color: VIRGIL GRAY
Mileage: 27,837(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 12 NEW REG UNIT
Selling Price:PhP423,000.00
Floor price: PhP387,000.00


Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE G4 GLS 1.2L CVT (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: ABJ-7459
Color: VIRGIL GRAY
Mileage: 31,522(Kms)
Registered in:SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
Selling Price:PhP432,000.00
Floor price: PhP396,000.00


Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE G4 GLX 1.2L - M/T
Plate No.: NI-8408
Color: RED
Mileage: 41,884(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 12
Selling Price:PhP333,000.00
Floor price: PhP306,000.00


Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE G4 GLX 1.2L (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: ARA-4173
Color: VIRGIL GRAY
Mileage: 27,870(Kms)
Registered in:NCR
Selling Price:PhP360,000.00
Floor price: PhP324,000.00



Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE G4 GLX 1.2L CVT - A/T
Plate No.: ABI-5624
Color: VIRGIL GRAY
Mileage: 29,037(Kms)
Registered in:SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA
Selling Price:PhP432,000.00
Floor price: PhP396,000.00

 
Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE GLX 1.2L CVT (GAS) - A/T
Plate No.: ABI-2187
Color: COOL SILVER
Mileage: 22,237(Kms)
Registered in:LTO REGION 1
Selling Price:PhP360,000.00
Floor price: PhP324,000.00


 
Year: 2014
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE GLX 1.2L HB (GAS) - M/T
Plate No.: AAB-9478
Color: GEMSTONE GRAY MICA
Mileage: 18,219(Kms)
Registered in: CALAMBA
Selling Price:PhP315,000.00
Floor price: PhP288,000.00



Year: 2015
Brand: MITSUBISHI
Model: MITSUBISHI MIRAGE GLX HB - M/T
Plate No.: NG-5172
Color: MAJESTIC RED
Mileage: 32,356(Kms)
Registered in: NCR
Selling Price:PhP324,000.00
Floor price: PhP297,000.00




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Pork Barrel, Corruption and Murder - This Congresswoman Wants Immunity For All Lawmakers!

 Pork Barrel, Corruption and Murder - This Congresswoman Wants Immunity For All Lawmakers!



Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.


Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.
House of Representatives Profile for Rep. Florida Robes
House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.

Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.


Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail?
Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.


Atty. Baligod names, files cases against some lawmakers in Pork-Barrel Scam


The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos.


Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.
Rep. Rida Robes and her husband, now-Mayor Arthur Robes; both of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan

Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman.
Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.








Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits.

Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan.


Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.
HB 2188, as filed by Rep. Florida Robes

But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.

A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. 
Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.
The bullet-ridden SUV of Chief Insp. Ricardo, 2013

Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde was recently moved from Anti-drug Operations to Special Operations.
Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.

The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then the congressman's Chief-of-Staff, about the transactions of two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp.
Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.






The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes.
Neophyte lawmaker Florida Robes introduced a bill at the 17th Congress with the objective of making it more difficult to file cases or complaints against members of congress and senate.  House Bill No. 2188 specifies that NO COMPLAINTS related to Graft and Corruption (RA 3019), Forfeiture of Ill-Gotten Wealth (RA 1379), and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (RA 6713) can be filed against any member of congress at the Sandiganbayan and Ombudsman unless APPROVED by the Committee on Ethics and Priveleges.  Essentially, the lawmakers need to pass a House or Senate Resolution before a case can be filed against one of their members, a virtual immunity from suits. Do you really think that a majority of members would let one of their own be thrown in jail? The apparent move follows a controversial series of events that started with corruption allegations and the Pork-Barrel Scam, with known anti-pork barrel lawyer Levi Baligod naming then Rep. Arthur Robes and his wife, current Rep. Rida Robes, as one of the recipients of Pork-Barrel money amounting to 500 Million Pesos. Then Rep. Robes, and her wife, has threatened to file disbarment case against Atty. Baligod. They have already filed a libel case against his witnesses following the case filed at the Ombudsman. Arthur Robes has since intended to file a strict law that "protects" lawmakers against such lawsuits. Her wife, now-Rep. Rida Robes has followed-through with that threat. Arthur Robes is now the sitting mayor of the lone district of San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. But it seems that the pork-barrel case is not the only motivating factor for filing a bill that intends to render the Ombudsman and Sandiganbayan toothless against lawmakers.  A month after the National Bureau of Investigation began its investigation into the 500-Million peso pork-barrel case in 2013, the husband of one witness was shot dead by professional hitmen known as riding-in tandem. Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde's ambush has lead many to believe that he was silenced due to his links with the Robes couple, and his knowledge about the scam. At that time, Insp. Ricalde's duties were shifted from drugs to PDAF investigation.  The witness, Bernadette Ricalde, said her murdered husband had a recording of his conversation with Florida Robes, then just a housewife, about the transactions of WorkPhil and Sagip-Buhay People Support Foundations, two non-government organizations (NGOs) that allegedly were involved in the diversion of the congressional Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to National Agribusiness Corp. The recordings, discussing the activities of the two bogus organizations, are said to be in the policeman's cellphone. NBI currently has a copy of the recording. Bernadete Ricalde is a former employee of then Rep. Arthur Robes. The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the porl-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then was now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.






The case against the Robes couple is currently pending, and so is the NBI investigation into the murder of Chief Insp. Romeo Ricalde and its links to the pork-barrel scam. At the time when the case was filed, the Secretary of Justice then is the now Senator Leila De Lima, who herself is currently under detention for alleged links to drug lords in the country.

Rep. Robes and her husband, Mayor Robes were aligned with Liberal Party before creating their own political party, not surprisingly, in 2013.








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WATCH: First Pinoy Deported In Trump's Crackdown against Illegal Immigrant in the US

Meet Rey Galleon. Former crewman and the first undocumented Filipino in the United States to be deported back to the Philippines last March 17.  For seven years he worked as undocumented immigrants until he is arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Southern California.  He is living in the US as "TNT" together with his wife who is also undocumented and their children.



(Watch: First Trump-deported Filipino speaks out)

Meet Rey Galleon. Former crewman and the first undocumented Filipino in the United States to be deported back to the Philippines last March 17.

For seven years he worked as undocumented immigrants until he is arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Southern California.

He is living in the US as "TNT" together with his wife who is also undocumented and their children.


Galleons arrest is a part of President Donald Trump intensified the crackdown against illegal immigrants in the US.

In his narration in an Abs-Cbn interview, he said, he just dropped off his 9-year-old at school when he found people in his apartment asking neighbors where he and his wife were.

It is late for him to know that the people asking of their whereabouts are immigration agents and later arrest him.


(Watch: TRUMP: U.S. may deport more than 300,000 Filipinos)



Galleon said, the officers let him go inside his apartment to change clothes, and while doing this, he alerted his wife to sneak out a back door with one of their children.

He was handcuffed and wasn't allowed to talk to his lawyer.

ICE brought him to Homeland Security Office in Long Beach with an ultimatum.

He said he was given a choice, to go back home to stay in detention.
(Watch:TV Patrol: Pag-uwi ng mga undocumented Pinoy mula US, pinaghahandaan)

After choosing to go home, he was then escorted to Los Angeles International Airport and by 10 p.m. he was on a Philippine-bound plane on a ticket that he paid for himself. It was only at this time that he was able to speak to his wife.

Within 24-hours of his arrest he arrived in the Philippines.

Currently, Galleon is in Zamboanga together with his wife and children who followed him home a week after.

He warned fellow TNT in the US to be ready for what is possible to happen

"Kailangang maging handa sila sa lahat ng pwedeng mangyari."

Asked if he still wants to return to the U.S., Galleon said, "Hindi siguro, saka na langsiguro."

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P50,000 From OWWA To All OFW Members Undergoing Treatment for Dreaded Illnesses

SHE RECEIVED P50K AS MEDPLUS BENEFIT. WATCH HER STORY HERE


As an OFW, do you know that OWWA and PHILHEALTH has introduced a program called OFW MEDPLUS? The P150 million budget for SMAP or the Supplemental Medical Assistance Program for OFWs is a financial support up to P50,000 that are OWWA members undergoing treatment for fatal or dreaded illnesses such as cancer, kidney ailments, emerging infections like Zika, Mers, Ebola and other illnesses that requires long medication and extensive medical procedure.

According to OWWA: "It will be given on a first come, first served basis on the amount allocated...there will be no limit in the frequency of availment as long as it does not exceed the amount of PhP50,000 and covers the same medical conditions aligned with the PhilHealth system."

Even if you are confined abroad you can also avail of this benefit. This is an addition to the benefits that an OFW can get aside from the Philhealth benefit that you can visit and read here

HOW TO AVAIL OF MEDPLUS or IMAP?

Supplemental Medical Assistance Program for OFWs or MEDplus is a one-time financial assistance at a maximum of FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (P50, 000.00) extended by Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) in equivalent to Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (Philhealth) benefits through identified case rates. This serves as a medical relief for active OWWA and Philhealth member-OFWs who are afflicted with dreaded diseases and were hospitalized, either at the jobsites or while in the Philippines.

Program beneficiaries may utilize the maximum benefit in the amount of FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (P50, 000.00) per member of only one dreaded disease originally diagnosed even if the beneficiary has multiple illnesses. Multiple availment is only allowed provided OFW has not maximized the program in the first availment and that it has the same dreaded disease.

Availment is within the validity of OWWA membership with 60-day extension.

Eligible availees of MEDplus are all OWWA and Philhealth OFW members, active at the time of hospitalization and diagnosed with dreaded diseases as listed and identified by Philhealth.

Availees must comply the following documentary requirement in applying to the nearest OWWA Regional Office:

Duly accomplished MEDplus application form.

Original copy of Philhealth Benefit Payment Notice (BPN) – a report of actual payments made by Philhealth to one’s confinement/availment.

One (1) copy of passport-size picture.

Proof of OWWA membership contribution.

Waiver from the claimant that the information accessed by OWWA from Philhealth is to be used only for MEDplus grant

Duly notarized Special Power of Attorney (SPA) executed by OFW, if OFW is abroad and the filer-claimant is the next-of-kin (NOK).

Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) - Authenticated death certificate of deceased OFW and marriage contract or birth certificate of NOK-claimant, if the OFW is deceased.

OWWA has always been true to its twin mandate primarily in protecting and promoting the well-being and delivering useful welfare services and benefits to all OFW members hence the approval of MEDplus in partnership with Philhealth.

OFWs are encouraged to update and activate their membership with OWWA & Philhealth as MEDplus serves as an additional to OFWs’ health benefit.

For further inquiries, OWWA RWO 10’s hotline is 0917-548-0033 or (08822) 722863.


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