Alfonso Castañeda Legislative

18/06/2026

thru the initiative of our newbie Sangguniang Bayan Member Dhan Castillo ........an Ordinance regarding Drug-free workplace of the LGU Alfonso Castañeda Nueva Vizcaya 👍👍👍

APPROVED ORDINANCE!! 👏👏👏

Lubos po nating ikinagagalak na ipabatid sa ating mga kababayan na opisyal nang naaprubahan ang ating Drug-Free Workplace Ordinance para sa ating munisipyo.

Ang ordinansang ito ay isang mahalagang hakbang tungo sa pagtataguyod ng isang ligtas, maayos, at produktibong kapaligiran para sa lahat ng kawani ng pamahalaang lokal. Nananatili po ang ating adhikain na magpanukala at magsulong ng mga ordinansa at resolusyong may tunay na pakinabang at positibong epekto sa ating bayan.

Taos-puso ko pong pinasasalamatan ang aking mga kasamahan sa komite at sa buong Sangguniang Bayan sa kanilang suporta, pakikipagtulungan, at dedikasyon upang maisakatuparan ang mahalagang ordinansang ito.

Maraming salamat po sa inyong patuloy na tiwala at suporta.

Mabuhay ang Alfonso Castañeda! 🇵🇭

18/06/2026

Congratulations mga BAGANI especially Konsi Jassen Pascua Perado being part of this program...God Bless You

Isnihayah Sumndad, 22, said she found it difficult to speak out against corruption and political dynasties in her province because of fear for her family. “As a youth leader for how many years,

13/04/2026

The Sangguniang Bayan of Alfonso Castañeda extends their financial assistance to DAMAYAN MPC upcoming General Assembly on April 18, 2026😄👍🙏🤗

13/04/2026

Send off of our retiree HE Operator Jose Dela Cruz ....God bless you and good health sir B**g

06/04/2026

AC Sangguniang Bayan extends assistance to CAA PA stationed herein A. Castañeda NV by providing 14 rubber mats

01/04/2026

Antonio, 1904

During the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, an anthropological exhibit featured more than one hundred individuals from the northern Philippines in a 47-acre display known as the “Igorot Village.” The term Igorot was broadly used to describe various ethnic groups living in the mountainous regions of northern Philippines.

Participants were brought to the United States along with traditional houses, tools, and cultural materials to recreate scenes of everyday life. Throughout the exposition, they lived within the village, performed religious rituals, and demonstrated traditional crafts for visitors.

On August 9, 1904, a delegation of eight men from the Bontoc, Suyoc, and Bangsamoro groups visited Theodore Roosevelt at the White House. A 15-year-old interpreter named Antero assisted the group. The delegation included leaders such as a Bontoc chief, priest, and judge; a Suyoc chief; and a Bangsamoro chief accompanied by two guards. During the visit, they presented the president with spears and shields and met members of his cabinet in both his private office and the Cabinet Room.

These events took place shortly after the Philippine–American War and during the ongoing Moro Rebellion. Both the Igorot Village exhibit and the White House meeting formed part of a broader effort to gain public support for continued U.S. colonial involvement in the Philippines.

The colorized image referenced shows Antonio, a Bontoc Igorot chief, at the Igorot Village during the fair. He was one of the eight men who later visited President Roosevelt at the White House.

Reference:
Kramer, P. A. (2006). The blood of government: Race, empire, the United States, and the Philippines. University of North Carolina Press.

𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐂𝐋𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐍𝐎. 𝟏𝟐𝟎𝟖, 𝐬. 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔

Declaring Monday, 20 April 2026, Special (Non-Working) in the Municipality of Alfonso Castañeda, Province of Nueva Viscaya

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