pmp report(2)

8/8/2019 PMP Report(2)

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Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino

(PMP)

Standard Bearer Josesph Ejercito

Erap Estrada


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HISTORY1990

launch of

Economic

Recovery

ActionProgram

(ERAP)

21 original

members

grew

exponentially

1991

Partido ng

Masang

Pilipino was

accredited aspolitical party

*Primary

Objective

1992

Erap ran as VP

and won

1998

Erapas

President: got

11-M votes

OppositionCoalition:

LAMP

2001

Dr. Luisa

Ejercito

Etrada won assenator

2003

PWERSA NG

MASANG

PILIPINO

2004

Koalisyon ngNagkakaisang

Pilipino (KNP)

FernandoPoe Jr. as

Presidentialcandidate


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Primary Objective

To uplift the lives of the Filipino people,

especially the poor and the disadvantaged,

through effective and efficient social and

economic reforms.


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LABAN NG MASANG PILIPINO:

Opposition Coalition

Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP)

Nationalist Peoples Coalition (NPC)


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Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino

(KNP)

PMP

LDP

Partido Demokratiko ng Pilipinas- Lakas Bayan(PDP LABAN)


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Principles of the Party


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Political

Attain full government sovereignty

Adopt an independent foreign policy

Promote an equitable distribution of foreign

power Reconcile with armed groups against the

government

Clean the judiciary system with partisan politics,

corruption etc. Implement an authentic and real autonomy for

the local government


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Economic

Promote a democratized free enterprise system and develop a self reliant national

economy

Privatization, deregulation and debt reduction scheme must primarily benefit the

masses.

Payment of our foreign debt should be limited to a certain percentage of ourexport earnings.

Implementation of an authentic and truly comprehensive agrarian reform program

geared towards production and food security.

Agrarian reform should be supplemented by a genuine countryside development

program

Formulation and implementation of programs to develop opportunities to Filipinosto own and or control big business enterprises

Encourage and support the establishment of basic industries and promote rural

development.

Improve tax collection.

Government corporations must be required to remit part of their net income to

the national government.


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Social

Equitably diffuse wealth and regulate acquisition,ownership, use and disposition of private property.

Social programs for the urban poor, the landless farmers,

fishermen, teachers, overseas workers, the youth, theartists, the unemployed and the indigenouscommunities.

The poor must share in all economic activity.

The poor must have more not only in law but also in life.

Promote environmental protection and conservation ofour natural resources.

Promote a nationalist oriented education and strengthenscience and technology.


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Objectives

Promote genuine political reconciliation between and among the differentsectors in society.

Attain an economy effectively controlled by Filipinos through the full

development and employment of Filipino talents and skills.

Restore respect for law and order, promote efficiency and climatic

corruption in the administration of justice in our country. Eradicate poverty by ensuring that power, wealth and resources are used

to promote the general welfare especially the poor who do not have the

means to protect themselves and give priority to programs and projects

that directly benefit the poor especially in the fields of education,

agriculture, industry and commerce.


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I

deology


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Pro poor

Campaign is targeted mainly on promoting

social welfare of the less privileged/masses

Advocates that Government must assist thosewho need it the most (i.e. the masses)

Believes in Liberalism but advocates that it

should be enjoyed not only by the elite and

the middle class but by all including the

masses (liberal socialism)


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Support system

Main Support Base - Masses

Individuals

Bayanihan System

Donations coming from different individuals,ranging from wealth businessmen to thosebelieving in the PMPs Vision (Eraps Vision)

Provincial base support Entering even the most secluded barrios and

villages


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Open to the People

Reopen Malacanang as it was before EDSA II

Allow for people to enter the presidential complex

and talk to the President or to other government

officials

Establish complain centers/comment boxes

Accept the comments and suggestions of

everyone


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Platforms/Policies to be

Implemented


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Socio-Economic Policies


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Socio-Economic Policies


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Peace and Order


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Graft and Corruption


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Qualifications to be President


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Estradas Qualification

Rose from the ranks

Determined and Strong willed

Cannot be stopped or influenced


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Analysis - PMP

Political parties Interest articulation, aggregation OK

Political communication OK

Political recruitment OK

Policy implementation - ?

Party types Membership

Open/devotee

Arena of activities Constitutional

Political spectrum Liberal socialism (center left/ center right)

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