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“Why are we still exporting sugar?” - AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PHILIPPINES' SUGAR LEADERS

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OPEN LETTER TO THE PHILIPPINES' SUGAR LEADERS (by Primo A. Steven Chan) Milling
 is almost finished and once again our sugar leaders are already 
planning and discussing next year's strategies. In relation to this, I 
want to share some observations on the sugar situation and the "A" Sugar
 allocations meant for the US market. Kindly let me know what you think 
about these observations in the comments below. From 2016 to 
2019, the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) approved over 2.1M tons 
of sugar imports. That's 500,000 tons of imported sugar that enters the 
Philippines. This year, despite the COVID pandemic, I still expect total
 sugar imports to reach around 300 to 350 thousand tons by August. We
 are perennially short of sugar in the Philippines. I believe we have no
 business exporting sugar to the US to meet our “A” sugar quota. Take
 note that when we export sugar to the US, the exported sugar is 
typically P 370 cheaper per bag than local sugar. Unbelievably, we are 
still being made to subsidize the U.S. quota. In the first place,
 we are not even obliged to serve that US quota. So there is no surplus 
of sugar, no obligation to send sugar to the US and we, the Philippine 
sugar producers lose money. What is the reason for this then? What is 
the story? I believe it goes like this… 1.) They issue sugar 
orders allocating 5% of all the sugar we produce to the US quota and 
they give exclusive import "replenishment" rights to favored exporters. 
This is to the traders advantage. 2.) The exporters then ship the
 cheaper 5% sugar out to the U.S. and away from our premium priced local
 market. This again is to the traders advantage. 3.) With the 
Philippine’s supply diminished, those same exporters will now import the
 "replenishment" volume of sugar and flood the Philippines premium 
priced local market with cheap foreign sugar. This, of course, is to the
 advantage of traders. Gina 1.2.3 lang ang mga producers and sugar planters! (The producers and planters are just being duped!) The
 added harm to the industry is when the SRA diverts 105,000 tons of our 
sugar out to be exported, we will now need 105,000 "replenishment" tons 
of imported sugar. (Daw in and out lang!) The country will now require 
605,000 Imports instead of just 500,000. And as we all know, imported 
sugars is very cheap. We are being killed slowly. We don’t have a
 surplus of sugar to export. So why are we exporting? We don’t have an 
obligation to export to the US. So why are we exporting? We producers 
lose P370 / bag everytime we export sugar. SO WHY ARE WE EXPORTING? To 
top it all off, the “replenishment” sugar that is being imported hurts 
our prices. So I ask again, why are we exporting? These are the facts. But
 maybe there is another reason. Maybe I am wrong. Is there something 
that I failed to consider? I want to know. So this is an open call to 
any sugar leader out there listening, any government official whose job 
it is to protect our industry, any trader, any lawyer or anyone from 
Tatak Kalamay. My question is this… “Why are we still exporting sugar?” by Primo A. Steven Chan Photo by Andreo Bongco
 
 
 
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“Why are we still exporting sugar?” - AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PHILIPPINES' SUGAR LEADERS

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El Talonggo is the first and probably the only online magazine dedicated to the Tagalog-Ilonggo. There are quite a number of us who were actually born in Luzon with parents coming from Iloilo or Negros Island, but through the years have been cris-crossing the Islands, at one point growing up in Manila, then moving back to Negros, studying in Iloilo, then going back to Manila.  You get the picture. 
 
Being Talonggo is quite a sub-culture of its own.  There is a mindset that is embedded in provincial life while active and adaptive to the frenetic pace of the big city. I invite you, reader, to explore the world of the Talonggo.  So much is written in this blog about Culture, People, Places, and quirks which some of you may relate to being Ilonggos/Negrenses. #talonggostories<table align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tr-caption-container" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; text-align: center;"><tbody>
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The Joebert Ramos Story : God is a Father to the Fatherless

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Today, June 21, 2020 is Father's Day.  While most of us will be celebrating Father's Day with their dads around, I am reminded of those who grew up without a dad.  I am reminded of the story of my cousin, Jose Roberto Ramos, who shared his story in his blog early this year. This is what my cousin wrote: 
 
I grew up in a home without a Dad. I was born out of wedlock to a single mom and a family in the City of Bacolod. Due to this shame in the family, my mom had to be transferred to another city (Manila) in order for her to bring me out into this world.  Instead of choosing an abortion, she chose to keep her child.  Eight days later after giving birth to her son, she flew back to her hometown carrying the baby boy. I grew up as a regular kid in the block.  Attended the best school in town and was loved by my immediate and extended family. Despite the care and love and assurances my family and relatives gave me, I was insecure and shy regarding my status.  I knew there was something different and lacking in me -- "the boy without a DAD". This led me to be "HAPPY" on the OUTSIDE, but deep inside SAD and having lots of questions in life. I grew up as a teenager with organizational talents and abilities in sports. I also had many friends and even became likable among my peers. In order to feel more accepted, I did the same things my friends would be doing and engaging in.  Active in school, putting self above others, being competitive, drinking alcohol here and there, trying a little of drugs, spending weekends partying, winning varsity ballgames, having a girlfriend, etc. It was during my 4th year in high school that I realized that soon I may lose my girlfriend of many months due to her migration to another country, and probably would even change her citizenship. TO KEEP A LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP (before Skype and Facebook was an impossibility), it would mean spending so much on PLDT phone bills which would go through an international operator.  This brought me to ask some more questions about life's purpose and meaning.  This also led me to join some "serious" meetings during that time namely Bible Studies and Christian Discovery Groups. Little did i know that this was God's way to introduce me to Him and to have a personal relationship with HIM in CHRIST JESUS. One evening after attending a BIBLE SEMINAR on "LAW and GRACE", i started to ask more questions about how to be accepted by God; how to be right with Him; how to be His child. after a few more "desirings", I caught myself praying one evening before bedtime:  "GOD MAKE ME YOUR CHILD in JESUS NAME, Amen". I became a child of God that day! everything changed! I had joy now in reading more and more of the Word of God just like a baby craving for milk; Praying moment by moment and even Joining almost all Bible Studies that is offered in town! The searcher in me, became a discoverer of this new found life in Jesus Christ alone!  It was the Holy Spirit working all the while upon me and in me. This led me to become more and more active NOT just in receiving and learning but now in volunteering and serving others.  i then found myself LEADING and influencing people around me as well.  it was a pure joy experience.  it was a life tailor-made for me by the LORD -- serving Him; knowing Him and making Him known. He totally changed me -- I experienced the "BORN AGAIN" spiritual birth experience. Months and years thereafter, i was nominated DEACON in our church.  This meant that some responsibilities would be assigned to me.  It was during this time that i had a chance to attend the "BIG LEADERSHIP MEETINGS" of our church family NOT just in our town, but even around the region and the nation.   
 
I went to CEBU CITY (this was my first time to be in this LARGE CITY) and was conscious that my earthly father was from that place.  Remember:  I have never met him yet personally.  I was 20 years old then and it was during this time when I happened to be there for our CHURCH CONFERENCE.  On the first day I was there, I looked up my father's name in the phone directory.  You know, that thick book which had names and telephone numbers. 
 
By the third day I was in Cebu, I sought ought my father and called him on the phone. Guess what? I FINALLY contacted him and met him personally!  It was a joy and a healing moment for me.  It was something unbelievable! I knew that Father God is molding me to be wise, secure and adept with life. I must depend on God moment by moment for He has great, good and gracious plans for me. Through the course of these years and experiences, I finally had a nudging from God to be in full time church ministry work as a pastor.  Remember that i was still a student in college during this preparation time.  Then after i graduated in college, I intentionally volunteered based on my desire to be a YOUTH PASTOR.  Our American Senior Pastor during that time, welcomed me to be in the pastoral staff of our church.  The rest is HISTORY in the MAKING! Today, I am serving as a Senior Pastor in our group of churches at HIS LIFE MINISTRIES, which i started when I was only 26 years old.  This year, His Life turned 27 years last FEBRUARY 2020. More and more youth pastors are being raised up to do the work of Evangelism, Discipleship and World Leadership!  We have a vision of Glorifying God and Making Disciples until Jesus come! It was in 1997 that I married the love and partner of my life and ministry and the mother of my son Joshua, 21, and Trina, 16.  Trixie, co-serves and pastors together with me. Joyfully seeing fruit and more fruit out of prayer and work in the blessing of God. My name is Jose Roberto Ramos, also called PASTOR JR, a dreamer; a disciple-maker and an unleasher of servant-leaders to fill the earth with the knowledge and the glory of God, just as the waters cover the sea. 
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The Music Teacher. 
 
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 Mrs. Sylvia Corteza, fondly known to her students as Tita Bebing, was 
an icon when it came to the world of music in Negros. Oh, our short 
attention span these days could not take in the fullness of Tita 
Bebing's musical career and artistry, much less her persona. Her 
students in piano and the organ span generations of Negrenses. I would 
not even be surprised if some millennials today still caught the tail end
 of Tita Bebing's teaching. This is remarkable considering that Tita 
Bebing was teaching even as soon as liberation time set in. 
 
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one of her students way back in 1980, I would ask her, "Tita, tani 
hatagan mo ko pieza nga jazz". I think she purposedly let those words 
pass by so as to force me to learn the rudiments of how music is 
structured, before breaking them up in the way of jazz.  At a time when I was hoping to tinkle with keys a la Dave Grusin, Tita Bebing wanted me to master "You'll Never Walk Alone" by Rodgers and Hammerstein from the 1945 musical, "Carousel". 
 
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years passed by and I had the chance to see her again in the early 
1990s. I told her that I had just finished my studies in England and 
while I was there, I immersed myself with classical music.  
 
Sabat ni 
Tita Bebing, with her signature croaky voice, "Good! Now you know what 
real music is all about!" 
 
 That being said, I am sure that a multitude of Negrenses have learned what good music is all about through Tita Bebing. 
 Happy Teachers' Day, Tita Bebing. What music you must be playing with the angels! 
 
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Remembering Tito Ray (Former Bacolod Mayor Ray Dizon, Jr.)

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There are a few men who really make an indelible imprint on one's life. For me, one of them would be Tito Ray. He would be one of my favorite uncles. I remember that when we first moved to Bacolod in 1975, my late father, <a href="https://larrytronco.blogspot.com/">Larry Tronco</a>, took on the advertising project of Chris Torres, which was Marapara Golf and Country Club, a development by C.T. Torres, Inc. In creating the brochure, my dad relied on the exceptional eye of one of his favorite students at the UST to be the photographer. That was no other than Marcialangelo GT. I was Marcialangelo's pint-sized assistant, carrying his tripod for the shoot of the family scene with Corcor D Bitong, Lyn D Agustin, Yvette D Lejano, and Rayland Dizon. That was my first time to meet Tito Ray. Marcialangelo, my dad and I did two scenes with Tito Ray - the family scene in a playground and the other one where he was putting on a green at Marapara. 
 
 
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 Two years later, when I was in my fourth grade, I recall being asked by Tito Ray, "What do you want to be when you grow up?". I confdently said, "I want to be an architect, Tito Ray". He smiled and said, "Oh you want to be an urban planner!". This was the first time I ever heard those two words following each other in a sentence. As it was, it took some time, before urban planning became a buzzword. But that was Tito Ray, a man always ahead of his time. From high school to college to law school, Tito Ray's scholastic record at the Ateneo was impeccable. Apart from receiving many leadership awards at the Ateneo and being a champion debater, he placed 5th in the 1964 bar exams. He wrote well and spoke articulately. In 1976, he was elected as Vice Mayor of Bacolod, following after the footsteps of my great grandfather, Mariano Ramos who was the first Presidente del Barrio of Bacolod (many years before Bacolod became a city). By 1978, President Marcos appointed him as acting Mayor of Bacolod and in 1979, he won the TOYM (Ten Outstanding Young Men) award for Public Administration. Under what was then the new administration under President Cory Aquino, Cory appointed Tito Ray as the acting general manager of the National Housing Authority, which was somehow not really a surprise given his stint with the Ministry of Human Settlements as Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board Commissioner in the previous administration. There are too many memorable stories to tell about how Tito Ray made imprints on me, some in my elementary years, and others in the latter years in the mid 1990s in Bacolod. Fast forward to perhaps my last meeting with Tito Ray in this house in 1995. The erudite Tito Ray asked me, "So Lloyd, what are you reading now?" To that I answered, "Tito, I am reading 'Reinventing Government' by David Osborne. It's about how the entrepreneurial spirit is transforming the public sector". 
 
 
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TALONGGO has good news for those who are craving for those South East Asian flavors.  BERBEZA Bistro is now taking orders for you to enjoy their delectable dishes at home. Beginning today, May 11, 2020, Berbeza will be taking your orders for pick-up and delivery only. BERBEZA will be open from 10:00 am - 6:30pm Contact them 45 minutes before intended time of pick-up or delivery through (034) 431-3188 and 
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The rise of online shopping solutions have become more commonplace these days because of the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) brought about by COVID 19.  The good news for Bacolodnons is that Lopue's East Centre now has a digital solution for shopping using one's mobile phone. The platform is called e-PS for East Personal Shopper. The <a href="https://www.facebook.com/akoneastshopper/">Facebook page</a> describes it as AN ONLINE SERVICE PLATFORM OF LOPUE'S EAST CENTRE. 
 
Shown below are quick graphics of seven steps on how to shop with Lopue's East Centre.  The system is still on BETA so it would be good for users to know that there could be some fine tuning along the way.  Nevertheless, this is definitely a step in the right direction. Basically, a shopper goes to the e-PS <a href="https://www.facebook.com/akoneastshopper/">Facebook page</a> and begins ordering through the chat messenger. Some Talonggos here in Manila have even shopped using this platform and just had the groceries picked up in Bacolod!  Pay from Manila, pick up in Bacolod! 
 
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ORDER TIME is 11am to 4pm, pick-up time is 3 to 6PM. Looking forward to shop for you! Access the e-PS <a href="https://www.facebook.com/akoneastshopper/">Facebook page</a> here. 
 
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