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(Commencement address of Rep. Edcel C. Lagman at the Republic Colleges of Guinobatan, Inc. on 20 June 2023)

The Grand Lady and President of the Republic Colleges of Guinobatan, Inc., retired Court of Appeals Justice and former Comelec Commissioner Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores, Gov. Edcel “Grex” Lagman, Former Mayor and now Vice Mayor Gemma Ongjoco, Members of the Board of Directors and college officials, faculty and non-academic personnel, graduates and their parents, ladies and gentlemen, a pleasant good afternoon.

(Speech delivered by Rep. Edcel C. Lagman during the National Conference on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights [SRHR] Updates at Novotel, Cubao, 

Quezon City on 30 May 2023)

I am happy to announce that the substitute bill on the “Act Reinstituting Absolute Divorce as an Alternative Mode for the Dissolution of Marriage” is now with Majority Floor Leader Manuel Jose “Mannix” Dalipe for deliberation by the Committee on Rules and eventual referral to the Plenary for sponsorship and debates, hopefully when we resume in July after the SONA. 

(Message of Rep. Edcel C. Lagman on the Pre-Opening Program on 27 March 2023 for the 78th Founding Anniversary of TNHS)

I am truly elated that the pre-opening program of the 78th Founding Anniversary of the Tabaco National High School is held at this Alumni Hall, which is a gift to our Alma Matter from the Class of 1958, to which I belong, during the celebration of our Golden Anniversary in 2008. That was 15 years ago.  In another 10 years our class will be celebrating its Diamond Anniversary. I assure you I will be still around together with my classmates.

(Message of Rep. Edcel C. Lagman on the unveiling of the Historical Marker at the Tabaco City Hall installed by the National Historical Commission on the Philippines

on 24 March 2023)

Presidencia is the Spanish term referring to the town hall or seat of local governance. La Presidencia formed part of the plaza complex during the Spanish colonial rule. The parish church, town hall, and plaza formed the plaza complex and these three structures or institutions are proximate to each other.