2007 News Articles

LOS ANGELES, California - "The Filipino people were generous and worked so hard with us. We will forever be affectionate toward them!" click here to read the full story»

Sen. Ed Angara has generously donated one million pesos. Hopefully, that will start the ball rolling so our local cardiovascular researchers can finally have the break they've been long waiting for. click here to read the full story»

IF THERE is anything Senator Edgardo "Ed" Angara has been longing for, it is real transformation in a country that has long been fettered by a culture of graft and corruption. Between his peaceful and bucolic life in Baler, Aurora and the hustle and bustle of Metro Manila where he serves restlessly as a senator of the republic, he finds ways to push for reforms in a system disentangled from the fundamental principles of good governance. He knows this is easier said than done. That the effort would also pose threats to his political agenda, as well as status as senator, he knows all too well. But as the old phrase goes, someone has got to do it. click here to read the full story»

It was a gloomy December morning, with a slight drizzle and a possible storm brewing, when the DiabetEASE team arrived at the location of the shoot. It was a Sunday and we had an 8am appointment for an interview and photo shoot with one of the country's most prominent politicians - Senator Edgardo J. Angara. click here to read the full story»

This province, which stands proudly on the shores of a horseshoe-shaped coastal valley overlooking the Pacific Ocean some 232 kilometers east of Manila, has been hailed by Korean Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Hong Jong Ki as a future leader in agricultural growth in the country with the establishment of a $2.6 million (P138.8 million) rice processing complex. click here to read the full story»

The town of Baler is rich in history. Founded in 1609, it is birthplace of Manuel L. Quezon, president of the Philippine Commonwealth. In 1735, it was engulfed by a tsunami, and in 1899, Spanish resistance fighters made their last stand against American troops in Baler church. click here to read the full story»

Finally, Sen. Edgardo Angara Wednesday accepted President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's offer for him to join the administration coalition's Team Unity ticket for the May senatorial elections. click here to read the full story»