
Mom showed you can be honest in gov’t — even in DPWH
Today, when I see the DPWH continuing its mission to build roads, bridges, and public infrastructure across the country, I think of my mother.
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Today, when I see the DPWH continuing its mission to build roads, bridges, and public infrastructure across the country, I think of my mother.


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Quezon City Vice Mayor Gian Sotto urges government workers to uphold honesty, integrity and compassion in public service despite inflation, flooding, and…



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Local government politics is challenging. I now realize that was one of the many reasons why my parents were hesitant at first.

Simply put, those in government are there to serve and not be served.

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