#Pidi Barzaga

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Villar’s Vision: A New Era for Real Estate Investments in Villar City

Manny Villar is a self-made businessman and visionary who has significantly impacted the lives of millions of Filipinos. He built thousands of residences, communities, offices, and commercial complexes, providing families with homes, jobs, leisure, and entertainment. Villar’s Vista Land and Villar City are historic development initiatives that aim to reinvent world-class urban development for Filipinos. Villar’s visionary leadership showcases his energy, creativity, and nationalism. His new legacy is even near with one of his pristine Crown Asia Properties, a house and lot for sale in Cavite — Ponticelli. Ponticelli’s gated community provides a safe atmosphere, giving you peace of mind and enabling kids to play and explore without restriction. The best of both worlds is offered in this excellent community, which mixes modern conveniences with the charm of a historic neighborhood.

This luxury residence, which is conveniently close to Tagaytay City and Metro Manila, is designed for individuals looking for an opulent lifestyle. Take advantage of quick access to important highways including the Aguinaldo Highway, Arnaldo Highway, Cavite Laguna Expressway, and Manila Cavite Expressway (MCX), which ensures convenient transit to a variety of locations. Ponticelli is the ideal calm haven in a bustling urban environment, whether you prefer the energy of the city or the peace of nature.

Manny Villar is excited about the growth of his new metropolis, Villar City, with the inauguration of Villar Avenue, a 6.2-kilometer road. Villar’s project aims to become the “new center of gravity” of Metro Manila, with 15 satellite communities connected to the main thoroughfare. The Villar Group, led by Prime Asset Ventures, recently purchased the Muntinlupa Cavite Expressway from Ayala Corp for P3.8 billion. Villar’s company is also expanding its holdings by purchasing the Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway from Ayala Corporation. Villar City is a sizable masterplanned integrated development with 15 satellite cities, making it suitable for a groundbreaking “city within cities” approach.

Villar Avenue, the primary thoroughfare of Manny Villar’s 3,500-hectare landmark project, Villar City, would seamlessly connect the 15 satellite cities that makeup Villar City. He is joined by his children, Manuel Villar, president & chief executive officer of Vista Land, and Camille Villar, deputy speaker of the House. Silang Mayor Atty. are present with the family. Anarna, Mayor Biazon of Muntinlupa, Mayors Jenny Barzaga and Pidi Barzaga of Dasmarinas, Governor Remulla of Cavite, Mayor Strike Revilla of Bacoor, Mayor Advincula of Imus, Mayor Olivares of Paranaque, and Mayor Luis Ferrer of Gen. Trias. The 10-lane boulevard is projected to assist in relieving traffic congestion and shorten travel times from Las Pias to parts of Bacoor and Dasmarias in the province of Cavite. It begins at the intersection of The Crossing Cafe & Dear Joe along Daang Hari Road.

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2019 Cavite congressmen, governor, vice governor, board members election results

2019 Cavite congressmen, governor, vice governor, board members election results

On May 13, 2019, voters in Cavite elected their new congressmen, governor, vice governor and board members as part of the 2019 Philippine national general elections. Here are the official results from the Commission on Election (COMELEC):

Updated: May 21, 2019 (12:43 a.m. Manila time)

Election returns transmitted: 188 of 188 clustered precincts (100% complete)

Cavite 1st Legislative District…

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It has been 10 years since Mayor Jenny Barzaga awarded the most outstanding graduates of Dasmariñas City from the Class of 2011. Wearing a red coat, a black dress and a pair of metallic pointed boots, I walked up the stage with a ponytail as high as my dreams. It became the very first "look" I uploaded on Lookbook. The medal was also the largest one I received. I don't know where it is now, nor any of my medals, as my parents never framed any of them. Not that they weren't proud—they are—but they just didn't want me to be attached to the achievements. Relationships and character matter more. :) (When I went to Harvard for HPAIR though, it was the first time a certificate got framed and posted on the wall haha)

April 29, 2011 is still vivid, just like many memories. Five of my batchmates from school were awarded, too, and it was a chance to bond for us after graduation. It was like a mini reunion. I remember Dek saying I "ambushed" Mayor Jenny and Congressman Pidi because on their way to their van, I stopped them and asked if we could have a photo together! Haha. The photos are on my 10-year-old lappy, which I still can't open lately. All the photos waiting to be unfolded when that lappy finally opens again excite me!

2011 is so recent, I can't believe it's been a decade since I entered college for the first time. More memories will flood this June onwards.

For now, 2021 self, focus on your tomorrow as you still have several tasks to complete before you can face the weekend :)

I wonder what my April 2031 self reminisce from this year's April. I may not know where that medal is anymore, but I hope my dreams can be rekindled and still be as high as my ponytail that day; this time, not to conquer my college dreams, but to contribute to changing the world.

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Shokot ang ambulansyang ito! Parang sa funeral parlor ka ididiretso. Kamatayan, ikaw ba yan?