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    Francisco Moreno Domagoso is a 47-year-old Filipino politician running for president under the Aksyon Demokratiko party. He has served as Manila mayor since 2019. Prior to that, he was a councilor and vice mayor of Manila for nearly two decades. As mayor, he implemented housing, health, education and economic assistance programs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. His platforms as a presidential candidate include continuing infrastructure development, the drug war, and modernizing defenses in the West Philippine Sea.

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    Francisco Moreno Domagoso is a 47-year-old Filipino politician running for president under the Aksyon Demokratiko party. He has served as Manila mayor since 2019. Prior to that, he was a councilor and vice mayor of Manila for nearly two decades. As mayor, he implemented housing, health, education and economic assistance programs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. His platforms as a presidential candidate include continuing infrastructure development, the drug war, and modernizing defenses in the West Philippine Sea.

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    Francisco Moreno Domagoso is a 47-year-old Filipino politician running for president under the Aksyon Demokratiko party. He has served as Manila mayor since 2019. Prior to that, he was a councilor and vice mayor of Manila for nearly two decades. As mayor, he implemented housing, health, education and economic assistance programs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. His platforms as a presidential candidate include continuing infrastructure development, the drug war, and modernizing defenses in the West Philippine Sea.

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    Personal Background

    Name: Francisco Moreno Domagoso


    Age: 47 years old
    Candidate for the Position: President
    Political Party: Aksyon Demokratiko

    Parents
    Mother: Rosario Moreno Domagoso (1946–2020)
    Occupation: N/A
    Father: Joaquin Copias Domagoso (1930–1995)
    Occupation: Former stevedore from Antique province at Manila's North Harbor
    Siblings
    Name/s: N/A
    Spouse
    Name: Diana Lynn Ditan
    Occupation: N/A
    Children
    Name: Vincent Patrick Domagoso (1998)
    Occupation: N/A
    Name: Frances Diane Domagoso (2000)
    Occupation: N/A
    Name: Joaquin Andre Domagoso (2001)
    Occupation: Actor in Showbiz Industry
    Name: Franco Dylan Domagoso (2006)
    Occupation: N/A
    Name: Drake Marcus Domagoso (2012)
    Occupation: N/A
    Educational Background
    Elementary: Rosario Almario Elementary School
    Year Graduated: N/A
    Secondary: Tondo High School
    Year Graduated: N/A
    Tertiary: International Academy of Management and Economics
    Year Graduated: N/A
    Post-graduate Studies
    School: Arellano University – Bachelor of Laws
    Year: N/A
    School: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila – Public Administration
    Year: N/A
    School: University of the Philippines Diliman – Local Legislation and Local Finance
    Year: N/A
    School: Oxford University – Strategic Leadership Program
    Year: N/A
    School: Harvard University – Strategic Leadership Program
    Year: N/A
    Honoris Causa
    School: San Beda University – Doctor of Laws
    Year: 2020
    School: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila – Doctor of Humanitites (Community
    Development)
    Year: N/A

    Work Background
    Isko Moreno has served the Public for 23 years under these branches.

    EXECUTIVE
    Position: Chairman and President North Luzon Railways Corp., 2017
    Position: Undersecretary DSWD, 2018
    Position: Mayor, City of Manila, 2019 to present
    LEGISLATIVE
    Position: City Councilor, 1st District of Manila, 1998 to 2007
    Position: Vice Mayor, City of Manila, 2007 to 2016
    Position: National President Vice Mayors League of the Philippines, 2008 to 2016
    Position: Vice President, Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines, 2014 to 2016

    Political Affiliations
    - Nacionalista Party (2006-2012)
    - Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino (2012-2016)
    - United Nationalist Alliance (2012-2014)
    - National Unity Party (2016-2021)
    - Aksyon Demokratiko (2021-present)

    Initiatives as Manila Mayor


    - Public housing projects (ex. Basecommunity in Baseco, Tondominium 1 and 2 in
    Tondo and Binondominium in Binondo, among others)
    - Anti-discrimination ordinance
    - Crackdown on vandalism
    - COVID-19 response including the construction of a COVID-19 field hospital for just
    52 days.

    Awards and Citations


    - People Asia Magazine’s People of the Year (Awardee, 2020)
    - Asia Leaders Award Man of the Year (2020)
    - Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce Award of Excellence (2021)
    - Philippine Movie Press Club Inspirational and Outstanding Leader (2021)

    Accomplishments and Contributions


    HEALTH
    Manila Infectious Disease Center
    Manila CoVID 19 Field Hospital
    Mass Vaccination
    Drive Thru vaccination
    Free Mass Swab Testing
    Quarantine Facilities
    Hazard Pay for Frontliners
    Sleeping Quarters for Frontliners
    Procurement of 12 Ambulances
    Construction of Bagong Ospital ng Maynila
    Upgrade of Health Centers
    Sta. Ana Dialysis Center
    Flora Valisno Dialysis Center
    EDUCATION
    P1,000 Monthly Cash Allowance For Plm And Udm Students
    P500 Monthly Allowance For Grade 12 Students
    Distribution Of Tablets For Students
    Distribution Of Laptops For Teachers
    Consrtuction Of 10 Storey R. Almario Elem. School
    Construction Of 10 Storey Manila Science H.S.
    Construction Of 10 Storey Dr. A. Albert Elem. School
    HOUSING
    Tondominium 1 And 2
    Binondominium
    San Lazaro Residences
    San Sebastian Residences
    Pedro Gil Residences
    Basecommunity
    AYUDA SA TAO
    Monthly Pension For Senior Citizen
    Monthly Allowance For Pwd And Solo Parents
    City Amelioration Crisis Assistance Fund
    Food Security Program (Food Boxes)
    Trabaho Para Sa Manileño
    Controversies
    - Isko Moreno not in favor of jailing senators, calls move 'too much'.
    - Isko Moreno refuses to apologize to Chinese navy.
    - Duterte implicitly took aim at Moreno in August after Manila suffered a chaotic
    vaccination drive and aid distribution. The president said that a public official
    whose nude photos are out in the public is not deserving to hold the office. “Yan
    ang gusto ninyo? Ang training parang, para lang call boy, naghuhubad… ‘Yan ang
    training ng presidente, maghubad at magpapicture, at magsilip, magyabang sa
    kanilang ari,” said Duterte. Moreno has shrugged off such descriptions of him.
    - But months later, as Sen. Bong Go withdrew his candidacy for president, Moreno
    has sought Duterte’s endorsement, causing some to brand him as a flip-flopper.
    The mayor has now been heaping praises of the president, whom he criticized just
    a few months earlier. The Palace has not announced whom the president will
    support in the May 2022 elections.

    Platforms for 2022 Elections


    - The Manila mayor promises that every Filipino would get a booster shot six months
    after the start of his administration
    - Moreno also promised that Filipinos should feel they have “caring” government “in
    30 days,” with the help of Congress.
    COVID-19 Pandemic
    - Assuring enough facilities, equipment and medicines to be used by doctors to
    respond to the pandemic.
    - Abolish task forces and remove czars to oversee the government’s pandemic
    response; instead, he will tap infectious disease experts to lead the COVID-19
    response.
    - Replicate his COVID-19 initiatives in Manila like quickly setting up field hospitals
    and a command structure to get updates and set targets.
    - Establish field hospitals per region in the country.
    Economic Recovery
    - Extend zero-interest loans for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
    - Two-pronged approach to aid MSMEs: first is partnering with the Interior and
    Agriculture Department and Landbank, while the second is reducing taxes on fuel
    and electricity.
    Drug War Campaign
    - To continue President Duterte’s drug war but would not allow extrajudicial killings
    and human rights abuses to prosper.
    - Insists that the justice system is ‘working’ when asked about the ICC’s temporary
    pause of its investigation against Duterte and his subordinates.
    - Nonetheless, he is open to cooperating with the ICC and improving relationships
    with international organizations.
    West Philippine Sea
    - Would imitate Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s response to China’s bullying:
    sending strong messages and taking significant actions over their territory to assert
    their sovereignty.
    - Vows to modernize the Philippine Navy and Philippine Coast Guard to improve the
    country’s line of defense in the West Philippine Sea.
    - Pursue joint oil and gas explorations with China as long as it will be done through
    service contracts awarded by the Philippines.
    Peace Talks With Communist Rebels
    - Moreno – an observer of peace talks with rebels before – urged the government
    to convince communist rebels to return to civil life and achieve peace.
    Climate Change and the Environment
    - To push massive rehabilitation, recovery and reforestation to the country’s forests
    with the help of indigenous peoples and local communities.
    - Invest in infrastructure focusing on clean and renewable energy, such as the
    construction of solar, hydroelectric and geothermal energy infrastructure.
    Infrastructure
    - Continue Duterte’s “Build, Build, Build” program and expand its coverage
    nationwide, prioritizing Visayas and Mindanao for inclusive and equitable
    economic growth.
    - Will focus on projects such as hospitals, public housing and public schools.
    - Allocate funds for a national broadband plan for a cheaper and faster internet.
    Education
    - Vows to invest in the needs of the youth such as school facilities, fast internet
    connection, prioritization of competitive subjects like science and mathematics and
    growing the business process outsourcing (BPO) centers where students work
    upon graduation.
    Agriculture
    - Providing long-term agriculture funding.
    - Setting up cold storage facilities in every province.
    - Limiting importation of agri products and ensuring that local producers will be able
    to sell their products first.
    - A priority of the Moreno administration would be to curb smuggling.
    Same Sex Marriage and LGBTQ+ Rights
    - Won’t overlook the LGBTQ+ community once elected, as evident in the anti-
    discrimination ordinance he signed last year in Manila.
    The ABS-CBN Franchise and Press Freedom
    - To sign a Congress-approved ABS-CBN franchise once the bill landed on his
    desk.
    Labor Rights
    - Use local government’s share in taxes – under the 2018 Mandanas ruling – to
    generate more jobs.
    - Contractualization is “least of my problems.”
    - Create new jobs for workers displaced because of COVID-19; security of tenure to
    be discussed once pandemic subsides.
    Death Penalty
    - No available information.
    Political Dynasty
    - In June, he said he opposed political dynasty, stressing that government positions
    should not be “inherited” in a democracy.
    Marcos’s Martial Law
    - While he admired the “vision” of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, he condones
    the abuses committed during the Martial Law era.
    - He added that those who committed abuses and stole from the country’s coffers
    will be dealt with accordingly by the rule of law.
    - Implicitly criticized the Marcos-Robredo feud, saying that they were only avenging
    for themselves and not intent on serving the people.
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    Isko Moreno biography, Wiki, age, latest news, wife, parents, movies, politician. (2021,

    November 20). Areal News. https://arealnews.com/isko-moreno-biography/

    Isko Moreno. (n.d.). Isko Moreno | Official Website. https://iskomoreno.com.ph/about

    Isko Moreno: Profile, platforms, accomplishments, controversies, & stands on issues.

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