CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (CPE) Council

CPE units can be earned through the mechanism which was mandated by Executive Order No. 266 issues on July 25, 1995. It institutionalized the CPE Programs of the various Professional Regulatory Boards (PRBs) under the supervision of PRC and was implemented for several years until its deferment in 2000. Last year, Resolution No. 2004-179 provided once again a standardized guidelines and procedures for the implementation of the continuing professional education for all profession.

CPE is defined as referring to the inculcation, assimilation and acquisition of knowledge, skills, proficiency and ethical and moral values, after the initial registration of a professional that raised and enhances the professional’s technical skills and professional competence. The CPE Program has the following objectives: 1) to provide and ensure the continuous education of a registered professional with the latest trends in the profession brought about by modernization and scientific and technological advancement; 2) to raise and maintain the professional’s capability
for delivering professional services; 3) to attain and maintain the highest standard and quality of the practice of his profession; 4) to make the professional globally competitive; and 5) to promote the general welfare of the public.

To implement the CPE Programs for registered professionals the law mandated the
creation of CPE Council for its respective profession which shall assist its corresponding PRB in implementing its CPE Program. It is composed of a chairman and two (2) members. The Chairman is chosen from among the members of PRB by the members themselves. The first member shall be the President or, in his absence or incapacity, any officer chosen by the Board of Directors of the Accredited Professional Organization (APO). The second member shall be the President or in his absence or incapactiy, any officer of the organization of deans or department
heads of schools, colleges or universities offering the course requiring licensure examination. In the absence of such organization, the second member shall be chosen and appointed by the PRC from at least three (3) recommendees of the PRB concerned; said recommendees should be wellknown academicians.

The term of office of the Chairman of the CPE Council shall be co-terminus with his / her incumbency in the PRB. The first member shall have the term of office co-terminus with his / her incumbency as officer of the APO. The second member shall have a term of office co-terminus with his / her incumbency as officer of the organization of deans or heads of departments. In the case of academicians chosen and appointed by the PRC, his/her term of office shall be for two (2) years with one reappointment The CPE Council holds regular meetings once a month on a date and place set by the said Council. Its power and functions include but is not limited to the following : 1) accept, evaluate and approve applications of CPE providers; 2) accept, evaluate and approve applications for the accreditation of CPE programs, activities or sources as their relevance to the profession and determine the number of CPE credit units to be earned on the basis of the contents of the program., activity or source as submitted by the CPE providers; 3) accept, evaluate and approve
applications for exemptions from CPE requirements.

The CPE programs and activities as well as the CPE Providers to conduct these programs must secure prior accreditation from the CPE council. CPE provider is either a duly registered organization, firm, institution or agency or even a person or professional of good standing. The provider shall be required to present an established mechanism for measuring the quality of the program being offered or administered; must have adequate, modern and updated instructional materials to carry out the CPE program and activities; shall have instructors, lecturers and
resource speakers with good moral character and technical competence and are, preferably,holders of current professional licenses.

Any provider may submit to the CPE Council programs, activities or sources to be
approved and accredited for CPE units. The scope of CPE programs, activities or sources shall be beyond the basic preparation to the practice of the profession. The contents shall be relevant, but not limited, to the practice of profession. The programs, activities or sources shall enhance the competence of the professional by upgrading and updating knowledge and skills for the practice of the profession as brought about by modernization and scientific and technical advancements in
the profession.

Following is the Matrix for CPE Programs, activities or sources with their corresponding credit units and supporting documents required.

MATRIX FOR CPE PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES OR SOURCES

PROGRAMS - CREDIT UNITS - SUPPORTING DOCUMENT

1. SEMINARS/CONVENTION

1.1 PARTICIPANT - 1 CU PER HOUR - CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE WITH NUMBER OF HOURS, SEMINAR PROGRAM, CERTIFIED LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

1.2 RESOURCE SPEAKER - 5 CU PER HOUR - PHOTOCOPY OF PLAQUE CERTIFICATION AND COPY OF PAPER, PROGRAM INVITATION

1.3 PANELIST/REACTOR - 3 CU PER HOUR - CERTIFICATION FROM SPONSORING ORGANIZATION AND COPY OF PROGRAM

1.4 FACILITATOR/MODERATOR - 2 CU PER HOUR - CERTIFICATION FROM SPONSORING ORGANIZATION AND COPY OF PROGRAM

2. ACADEMIC PREPARATION
(Residential and Distance Mode)

2.1 MASTER’S DEGREE - 1 CU PER ACADEMIC UNIT / 30 CU ADDITIONAL UPON COMPLETION OF DEGREE - UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATION, DIPLOMA AND TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

2.2 DOCTORAL DEGREE - 2 CU PER ACADEMIC UNIT / 45 CU ADDITIONAL UPON COMPLETION OF DEGREE - UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATION, DIPLOMA AND TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

2.3 RESIDENCY/EXTERNSHIP - 10 CU PER YEAR - HOSPITAL CERTIFICATION, CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

2.4 FELLOWSHIP - 15 CU PER YEAR - CERTIFICATION FROM THE GRANTING INSTITUTION,
CERTIFICATE OF FELLOWSHIP

3. SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING PACKAGE

3.1 MODULE - 10 CU PER COMPLETE SET OF MODULE - COPY OF DULY-ACCOMPLISHED MODULE AND EVALUATION

3.2 TECHNICAL PAPER/ PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL ARTICLE - 1 CU / PROFESSIONAL / TECHNICAL ARTICLE - COPY OF DULY-ACCOMPLISHED MODULE AND EVALUATION,

4. AUTHORSHIP

4.1 RESEARCH / INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS / CREATIVE PROJECTS - 10 CREDIT UNITS - DULY CERTIFIED / PUBLISHED TECHNICAL REPORT / PAPER -

4.2 BOOK / MONOGRAPH - [25-50 PP] [51-100 Pp] [101 OR MORE Pp..] - PUBLISHED BOOK WITH PROOFOF COPYRIGHT

SINGLE AUTHOR [25-50 PP]20 CU ; [51-100 Pp]30 CU ; [101 OR MORE Pp..]40 CU

2 AUTHORS [25-50 PP]10 CU ; [51-100 Pp]20 CU ; [101 OR MORE Pp..]30 CU

3 OR MORE [25-50 PP] 5 CU ;[51-100 Pp]10 CU ; [101 OR MORE Pp..]20 CU

4.3 EDITOR - ½ OF THE CU AUTHORSHIP CATEGORY - PUBLISHED BOOK WITH PROOF OF AUTHORSHIP

4.4 ARTICLE [1-3Pp] [4-6 Pp] [7 OR MORE Pp.] PROOF OF PUBLICATION OF ARTICLE

SINGLE AUTHOR [1-3Pp]4 CU ; [4-6 Pp] 6 CU ; [7 OR MORE Pp.]8 CU

2 AUTHOR [1-3Pp]3 CU ; [4-6 Pp]4 CU; [7 OR MORE Pp.] 6 CU

3 OR MORE [1-3Pp]2 CU ; [4-6 Pp]3 CU ; [7 OR MORE Pp.]4 CU

4.5 PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL EDITOR - 5 CU PER ISSUE COPY OF PUBLISHED JOURNAL

4.6 PEER REVIEWER 2 CU / ARTICLE DULY CERTIFIED COPY OF PUBLISHED ARTICLE / BOOK

5. INVENTIONS 10-30 CREDIT UNITS PER INVENTIONS - CERTIFIED COPY OF PATENT CERTIFICATE

6. POST GRADUATE / IN-SERVICE TRAINING - 0.25 CU PER HOUR (MAXIMUM OF 40 CU/TRAINING)- CERTIFICATE OF TRAINING & TRAINING DESCRIPTION

7. STUDY / OBSERVATION - 2 CU / DAY (MAXIMUM OF 30 CU / TOUR) - CERTIFICATION FROM SPONSORING INSTITUTION

8. PROFESSORIAL CHAIR - 10 CU / CHAIR / YEAR - CERTIFICATION OF GRANT OR APPOINTMENT
PAPER

SUCH OTHER ACTIVITIES / PROGRAMS / SOURCES TO BE RECOMMENDED BY THE COUNCIL AND
APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION

PRC Resolution on the CPE

Republic of the Philippines
Professional Regulation Commission
Manila
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-466
Series of 2008
REPEALING RESOLUTION 2004-179, SERIES OF 2004, THE “STANDARDIZED GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONTINIUNG PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION/DEVELOPMENT (CPE/ CPD) SYSTEM FOR ALL PROFESSIONS” AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REVISED STANDARDIZED GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION FO THE CPE/ CPD SYSTEM FOR ALL REGISTERED AND LICENSED PROFESSIONALS
WHEREAS, Section 14, Article XII of the 1987 Philippine Constitution partly provides that “the sustained development of a reservoir of national talents x x x professionals x x x shall be promoted by the State;”
WHEREAS, the Professional Regulation Commission (the “Commission”), under Section 7 (a), (n), and (y) of Republic Act (RA) No. 8981 otherwise known as the “PRC Modernization Act of 2000, “ has these specific powers:
“(a) To administer, implement and enforce the regulatory policies of the national government with respect to the regulation and licensing of the various professions and occupations under its jurisdiction including the enhancement and maintenance of professional and occupational standards and ethics and the enforcement of the rules and regulations relative thereto;”
“(n) To adopt and promulgate such rules and regulations as may be necessary to effectively implement policies with respect to the regulation and practice of the professions;”
“(y) To perform such other functions and duties as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this Act, the various professional regulatory laws, decrees, executive orders and other administrative issuances;”
WHEREAS, Section 9 (b) of R.A. No. 8981 provides that one of the Powers, Functions and Responsibilities of the Various Professional Regulatory Boards (PRBs) is “[T]o monitor the conditions affecting the practice of the profession or occupation under their respective jurisdictions and whenever necessary, adopt such measures as may be deemed proper for the enhancement of the profession or occupation and/or the maintenance of high professional, ethical and technical standards, x x x;”
WHEREAS, the formulation of the policy on CPE is in consonance with the objective to enhance and maintain high professional and occupational, ethical and technical standards in the practice of the professions;
WHEREAS, the President of the Republic of the Philippines issued on June 23, 2003, Executive Order (E.O.) No. 220, “[Directing the Adoption of the Code of Good Governance for the Professions in the Philippines”;
WHERERAS, the said Code was adopted by the Commission and the forty-four (44) PRBs, embodying principles of professional conduct, specifically, integrity and objectivity, professional competence, and global competitiveness;
WHEREAS, all the forty-three (43) PRBs and the forty-three (43) accredited professional organizations (APOs) are in favor of implementing a CPE in the practice of their respective professions;
WHEREAS, the Commission , as the instrument of the Filipino people in securing for the nation a reliable, trustworthy and progressive system of developing professionals whose competencies are globally competitive, has decided to prescribe guidelines and procedures to carry out the CPE for the registered and licensed professionals;
WHEREFORE, the Commission hereby RESOLVED, as it now RESOLVES, to prescribe, issue and promulgate the Revised Standardized Guidelines and Procedures for the Implementation of the Continuing Professional Education/Development (CPE/ CPD) system for All Registered and Licensed Professionals, which is made an integral part hereof as Annex “A”.
This Resolution shall take effect after fifteen days following its complete and full publication, in the Official Gazette or any newspaper of general circulation.
Done in the City of Manila, this 1st day of August , 2008.
LEONOR TRIPON-ROSERO
Secretary
RUTH RAÑA-PADILLA
Commissioner
NILO L. ROSAS
Commissioner

Related Supreme Court Decision on the CPE

Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT
Manila

SECOND DIVISION

G.R. No. 87134 January 20, 2000

PHILIPPINE REGISTERED ELECTRICAL PRACTITIONERS, INC. (PREPI), represented by BEN ROSETE, HERMINIO S. RAMIREZ, CASIANO PAULINO, NONATO VILLANUEVA, JR., RENATO AME, MARIO BLAS, SAMUEL BRAVO, AMOR CRUZ, FRANCISCO DULLER, BENITO ESPAÑOL, PABLO FERNANDEZ, WILFREDO GORRICHO, GRACIANO LAPID, LUISITO MAGANA, FERNANDO MALABANAN, MARTIN MARTINEZ, EDGARDO MERIDA, ARNEL PALILIO, GAUDIOSO SEURA, ZENON TUBIO, MARIANO YAPE, AND NILO MONTALBAN, petitioner,
vs.
JULIO FRANCIA, JR., in his capacity as COMMISSIONER OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION, MEDERICO T. CORTEZ, in his capacity as CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, and HONORABLE REBECCA SALVADOR, JUDGE OF THE REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MANILA, BRANCH 1, respondents.

R E S O L U T I O N

QUISUMBING, J.:

For review on certiorari is the decision of the Regional Trial Court, Manila, Branch 1, which dismissed PREPI's petition for declaratory relief and/or prohibition, for lack of merit.

Petitioner is an organization composed of professional electrical engineers, associate electrical engineers, assistant electrical engineers, and master electricians. It is represented in this case by several of its officers and members.

On July 6, 1988, petitioner filed before the RTC an action for declaratory relief and/or prohibition, assailing the constitutional validity of Resolution No. 1, Series of 1986, issued by the Board of Electrical Engineering, then headed by respondent Mederico T. Cortez. The Professional Regulation Commission, then headed by respondent Julio Francia, Jr., approved said resolution on February 10, 1986.

In said resolution, the Board adopted guidelines for the implementation of the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Program for electrical engineers. Included therein is a requirement that beginning January 1, 1988, every electrical engineer must earn credit units of CPE before his license could be renewed. To earn credit units, he must first apply for accreditation with the Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines (IIEE).

Petitioner assailed before the trial court the resolution as violate of the Constitution's equal protection and due process clauses, prohibition against bills of attainder and ex post facto laws, and mandate for the protection of the rights of workers.

Following are the relevant portions of the resolution:

III. Possible Exemption to the CPE Guidelines

A. An electrical engineering practitioner who has reached the age at 60.

B. A top government official of at least Vice-President or Bureau Director level, or equivalent ranking position in private sector.

C. A practitioner undergoing post-doctoral studies during his current registration period.

D. Those recommended by the PRC or by [the] Board of Electrical Engineering.

IV. Method of Evaluation and Credit Units

A. Basic Requirements

1. PRC requires that a registered Master Electrician or Electrical Engineer [of] any grade shall renew his license once every three (3) years.

2. As a condition Precedent to the above, he shall first secure from IIEE's Continuing Professional Education Committee a certificate that he has complied with PRC's requirements for Continuing Professional Education.

3. A duly registered electrical engineering practitioner should have the following credit units for a period of three (3) years:

Registered Master Electrician 100 credit units

Registered Electrical Engineer 200 credit units (All grades).1

After hearing, the trial court dismissed petitioner's action, on the ground that petitioner failed to establish a clear and unequivocal violation of the Constitution or statute. It pointed out that all reasonable doubts should be resolved in favor of the validity of a statute.

According to the trial court, the questioned resolution is a valid implementation of Section 3, Republic Act No. 184,2 and Section 6, Presidential Decree No. 223.3

The dispositive portion of the RTC decision reads:

WHEREFORE, the petition for declaratory relief and/or prohibition with prayer for injunction is hereby dismissed, for lack of merit and the temporary restraining order issued by this Court on July 13, 1988, is lifted and set aside. No pronouncement as to costs.

SO ORDERED.4

In this direct appeal to the Supreme Court on pure questions of law, petitioner now raises the following assignment of errors:

I. THE LOWER COURT GRIEVOUSLY ERRED IN DECLARING BOARD RESOLUTION NO. 1 SERIES OF 1986, CONSTITUTIONAL.

II. THE LOWER COURT GRIEVOUSLY ERRED IN HOLDING THAT THE RESPONDENTS PRC AND BEE ARE VESTED WITH POWERS TO ADOPT AND PROMULGATE RULES SUCH AS THE RESOLUTION IN QUESTION.

III. THE LOWER COURT GRIEVOUSLY ERRED IN FINDING THAT BOARD RESOLUTION NO. 1 SERIES OF 1986, IS VALID, LEGAL AND NOT TAINTED WITH GRAVE ABUSE OF DISCRETION.

IV. THE LOWER COURT GRIEVOUSLY ERRED IN FINDING THAT THE PETITIONERS' FEAR AND APPREHENSION THAT THE CPE PROGRAM WOULD BE BURDENSOME AND A SOURCE OF RED TAPE IS ONLY IMAGINARY THAN REAL.5

Essentially, petitioner raises the following issues in this petition for review: (1) whether or not the Board of Electrical Engineering had authority to issue the resolution in question; and, if it did, (2) whether or not the resolution issued pursuant to that authority is constitutionally valid.

Petitioner argues that the PRC and the Board did not have the requisite authority to issue said resolution. Citing Section 6(a) of P.D. No. 223, petitioner claims that the Board only has visitation powers, "to see [to it] that groper compliments of professionals are employed and given proper responsibilities and remuneration." In other words, petitioner contends that the Board may only conduct inspections of sites where electrical engineering jobs are conducted, primarily to safeguard the welfare of electrical engineers.

Petitioner contends further that implementation of the resolution would amount to deprivation of property without due process of law, particularly because an electrical engineer's or electrician's license will not be renewed if he failed to obtain any or enough units under the CPE program. Petitioner points out that under Section 32 of R.A. No. 184, the Board has the power to suspend licenses only upon proper notice and hearing.

Petitioner argues that the license to practice a profession is not a mere privilege but a property right. If it were, indeed, only a privilege, it could not be taken away by the simple expedient of passing a board resolution. Petitioner asserts that such license may only be revoked after the license holder is found guilty of the offenses specified in R.A. No. 184 or P.D. No. 223. Since failure to earn units under the CPE program is not among those enumerated, if cannot be made a ground for the revocation of an electrical engineer's or electrician's license.

Petitioner also argues that the classification of persons who may be exempt from the CPE program requirement appears to be arbitrary. Petitioner points out that

. . . electrical engineers and master electricians who are in the responsible practice of designing and constructing electrical installations are excluded in the said exemptions and are not given any credit or merit.6

Petitioner further contends that the questioned board resolution does not provide any criteria for the PRC or Board to follow in recommending exemptions to the CPE requirement.

Petitioner also assails the resolution as violative of the equal protection clause since only electrical engineers are subject to the requirements mentioned therein. Members of other professions are not similarly required.

For the respondents, the Solicitor General submits that, contrary to petitioner's assertion, the Board had the authority to promulgate the questioned resolution pursuant to Section 3, R.A. No. 184 and Section 6, P.D. No. 223. The latter law is not limited to the power of inspection and visitation as petitioner contends. It includes the power to formulate policies and programs as may be necessary to improve the practice of a profession.

The Solicitor General further contends that Resolution No. 1, Series of 1986 is not violative of the Constitution. He dismisses as unfounded petitioner's fears regarding the automatic revocation of license for non-compliance with the CPE requirement. Nothing in the questioned resolution provides for such automatic revocation, according to him; there is, thus, no violation of the due process clause.

Neither does the resolution violate the equal protection clause since not all electrical engineers are similarly situated, he further argues. He claims that there are those who, by reason of age and expertise, may reasonably be exempted from the CPE requirement. Equal protection, he concludes, does not require universal application of laws but only equality among equals.

The Solicitor General likewise contends that the resolution is not a bill of attainder since it does not seek to punish but only to regulate the practice of a profession. Neither is it an ex post facto law, he says, since the ex post facto principle only applies to penal statutes and not to regulations involving civil rights such as the practice of a profession.

In his view also, there is no violation of Article VI, Section 28 of the Constitution, which states, in its second paragraph as follows:

(2) The Congress may, by law, authorize the President to fix within specified limits, and subject to such limitations and restrictions as it may impose, tariff rates, import and export quotas, tonnage and wharfage dues, and other duties or imposts within the framework of the national development program of the government.

The Solicitor General opines that this provision is simply not pertinent nor applicable in this case. For the fees that may be charged electrical engineers in complying with the CPE program, he argues, are not the duties or imposts referred to in the preceding constitutional provision.

The issue before this Court boils down to (a) whether the Board of Electrical Engineers in the light of the provisions of R.A. No. 184, had the authority to issue the questioned resolution; and (b) whether the resolution itself violates certain provisions of the present Constitution.

We begin by noting that the Board issued the resolution as a means purportedly to upgrade the knowledge and skills of electrical engineers. Specifically, the resolution has the following objectives:

1. To upgrade and update technical knowledge and skills of Electrical Engineering Practitioners;

2. To effect transfer of technology from experts and specialists to Electrical Engineering Practitioners;

3. To stimulate self-improvement, and thus enhance practitioner's competence and self-confidence; and

4. To broaden practitioner's horizon to include awareness of his social responsibility.7

Effectivity of the resolution has been expressly made subject to the approval of the PRC and its publication in the Official Gazette, as may be seen from its effectivity clause.

VI. Effectivity

These Rules shall take effect upon approval hereof by the Commission and after fifteen (15) days following the completion of its publication in the Official Gazette.8

We further note that Section 3, of R.A. No. 184, mandates the Board to recommend to the PRC the adoption of

measures as may be deemed proper for the maintenance of good ethics and standards in the practice of electrical engineering in the Philippines. . . (Emphasis supplied.)

Moreover, Section 6(a) of P.D. No. 223 gives the various professional boards the power

[t]o look from time to time into the conditions affecting the practice of the profession or occupation under their respective jurisdictions and whenever necessary, adopt such measures as may be deemed proper for the enhancement of the profession or occupation and/or the maintenance of high professional, ethical and technical standards. . . (Emphasis supplied.)

For said purposes,

the members of a Board may personally or through subordinate employees of the Commission conduct ocular inspection or visit industrial, mechanical, electrical or chemical plants or works, hospitals, clinics and other engineering works. . .

On this point, petitioner now insists that the authority of the Board is limited to the conduct of ocular inspections. But nothing in said provision in any way imposes such an interpretation. The Board in fact may even do away with ocular inspections, as can be gleaned from the use of the word "may", implying that the conduct of ocular inspections is merely directory and not mandatory. For sure, conducting ocular inspections is only one way of ensuring compliance with laws and rules relative to the professional practice of electrical engineering. But it certainly is not the only way.

We are, therefore, constrained to concede to the Board the existence of the power to issue the assailed resolution, in pursuance of its mandates under R.A. 184 and P.D. 223. What now remains is a determination of whether or not said resolution suffers from constitutional infirmities.

Supervening events, however, have rendered moot this constitutional inquiry. On July 25, 1995, President Fidel V. Ramos issued Executive Order No. 266, entitled "Institutionalization of the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Programs of the Various Professional Regulatory Boards (PRBs) under the Supervision of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)." E.O. No. 266 found it imperative to impose upon registered professionals the completion of the CPE as a pre-requisite for the renewal of their licenses. Avowedly, CPE would enable the professionals

not only to upgrade or improve their technical knowledge and skills but also to keep them abreast with modern trends and technology in their respective professions, thereby assuring the rendition of highly qualitative professional service/s that will be globally competitive under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and at the same time securing the safety and protection of the public.9

In fact, E.O. No. 266 provides that:

Sec. 1. The completion by professional licensees of the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) programs adopted by all Boards is hereby imposed as a mandatory requirement for the renewal of professional licenses. (Emphasis supplied.)

For its part, the PRC issued Resolution No. 507, Series of 1997, 10 entitled "Standardized Guidelines and Procedures for the Implementation of the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Programs for all Professions." This resolution expressly repealed

other Resolutions, circulars or other issuances promulgated by the PRC and Professional Regulatory Boards providing for, or having any bearing on the implementation of the CPE programs, activities or sources. . . 11

Thus, the assailed BEE Resolution No. 1, Series of 1986, providing for guidelines on CPE for electrical engineers, is no longer in effect now.

WHEREFORE, the instant petition is DENIED for being moot and academic.1âwphi1.nêt

SO ORDERED.

Bellosillo, Mendoza, Buena and De Leon, Jr., JJ., concur.



Footnotes

1 Rollo, pp. 34-35.

2 An Act to Regulate the Practice of Electrical Engineering in the Philippines, to Provide for the Licensing and Registration of Electrical Engineers and Electricians and for Other Purposes. Section 3, paragraph 3 provides: "The Board shall exercise the powers conferred upon it by this Act, shall from time to time, look into conditions affecting the practice of electrical engineering in the Philippines and, whenever necessary, recommend to the Secretary of Public Works and Communications (now Professional Regulation Commission) the adoption of such measures as may be deemed proper for the maintenance of good ethics and standards in the practice of electrical engineering in the Philippines and thus safeguard public welfare, life, health and property."

3 Creating the Professional Regulation Commission and Prescribing its Powers and Functions. Section 6 reads: "The various Boards shall retain the following powers, functions and responsibilities: a) To look from time to time into the conditions affecting the practice of the profession or occupation under their respective jurisdictions and whenever necessary, adopt such measures as may be deemed proper for the enhancement of the profession or occupation and/or the maintenance of high professional, ethical and technical standards. . ."

4 Rollo, p. 41.

5 Id. at 18.

6 Id. at 20-21.

7 Rollo, p. 63.

8 Id. at 64.

9 E.O. No. 266, WHEREAS Clauses.

10 Published August 4, 1997 in the Official Gazette.

11 PRC Res. No. 507, S. 1997, Sec. 20.

Is CPE mandatory or voluntary?

“(RA 9266) SECTION 28. Continuing Professional Development (CPD). - To promote public interest and to safeguard life, health and property, all practicing architects shall maintain a program of continuing professional development. The integrated and accredited professional organization shall have the responsibility of developing a continuing professional development program for architects. Other entities or organizations may become CPD providers upon accreditation by the Board.” What is the meaning of SHALL? Here are important notes gathered from the book “STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION" Sixth Edition 2009 by Atty. Ruben E. Agpalo: “As a general rule, the use of the word “shall” in a statute implies that the statute is mandatory. It means “ought to,” “must” and when used in a statute or regulation, expresses what is mandatory. In common parlance and in its ordinary signification, the term ‘shall’ is a word of command, and one which has or which must be given a compulsory meaning, and it is generally imperative or mandatory. It has invariable significance to impose a duty which may be enforced, particularly if the public is in favor of this meaning or when addressed to public officials, or where public interest is involved, or where the public or persons have rights which ought to be exercised or enforced unless a contrary intent appears. The presumption is that the word “shall” in a statute is used in an imperative, and not in a directory sense. If a different interpretation is sought, it must rest upon something in the character of the legislation or in the context which will justify a different meaning.” (Diokno v. Rehabilitation Finance Corp., 91 Phil. 608 (1952), citing Words and Phrases Per. Ed., 90, 93; Boranda v. Gustilo, 165 SCRA 757 (1988); Gonzales v. Chavez, 205 SCRA 816 (1992).

Referring to the provisions of the 2010 PRC Continuing Professional Education/Development Guidelines, to wit: Page 8 and 9 G. Specific Responsibilities of the PRB/APO in CPE/CPD: 3. Mandatory CPE/CPD for all Professionals. The PRB / APO should require their respective disciplines to develop and maintain competence relevant and appropriate to their work and professional responsibilities. The responsibility for developing and maintaining competence rests primarily among professionals. Page 24 Section VIII SANCTIONS A. Sanctions for the Violation of Section 19 of PRC Resolution No. 2008-466, series of 2008 1. Accredited CPE Provider Accreditation shall be withdrawn from the CPE/CPD Provider who a. is found not complying with the prescribed rules and regulations for the CPE/CPD, or b. has committed substantial deviation from the approved program, or c. has submitted false reports, or d. has committed such other acts that the Council finds to be in violation of the interest of the program 2. Commission Employees. Any employee of the Commission who causes, abets, or helps in the renewal of the ID Card/License of a registered licensed professional (RLP) without complying with mandatory CPE/CPE provisions of the professional regulatory law (PRL) shall be considered to have violated office and/or civil service rule and regulation and shall be proceeded against administratively and if found guilty shall be meted out the penalties provided for by the said laws and rules and regulations. xxx B. Resolution of Questions, Issues, Concerns and/or Other CPE/CPD Matters Questions, issues, concerns, and/or other CPE/CPD matters are resolved by the CPE/CPD Council of the respective Professional Regulatory Boards. Decisions of the CPE/CPD Council may be appealed to the Professional Regulatory Board concerned and thereafer to the Professional Regulation Commission.

300-year old Paoay Church to get facelift

Please help stop the desecration of a World Heritage structure. One of the few remaining treasures that we have.

Let us do something about this:.....

MANILA, March 15, 2011— The provincial government of Ilocos Norte announced a plan to restore an ancient church, considered one of the region's major attractions.

The renovation of the St. Augustine Church or Paoay Church, also include the towns of San Nicolas and Currimao and the cities of Laoag and Batac for tourism purposes.

Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos said the project aims that the province becomes the country's "northern gateway."

"We have a lot of potential tourist attraction to be developed, enriched and appreciated, and to be enjoyed," the PIA-1 quoted Marcos as saying in an article March 9.

She said known architect Felino Palafox was tapped to design a tourism plan that would consolidate Paoay's existing infrastructures surrounding Paoay Church like the plaza, the ruins of the Catholic convent and the frontage of a state-run university.

"Tourism is the largest industry in the world, bigger than oil," Palafox had said when he agreed to come up with a tourism design for Ilocos Norte.

A commercial arcade, which would feature the town's unique products, along a stretch of the road lining the Paoay Church will also rise to generate more tourist activities.

Construction of Paoay Church was started by the Augustinian friars in 1694. Led by Fr. Antonio Estavillo, it was completed in 1894 and was re-dedicated in the same year.


During the revolution in 1898, its coral stone bell tower was used by the Katipuneros as an observation post.

Paoay Church is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is currently a property of the Diocese of Laoag, Ilocos Norte. [CBCPNews]

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3.0 NICOY CASTRO DELOS REYES
MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 84.40

4.0 JOANNE ROBLES NAVARRO
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 84.20

5.0 LOUIE ABIGAIL NAVARRO ESGUERRA
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 84.10
5.0 MARIAN FAITH FRANCISCO STA TERESA
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 84.10

6.0 JOSE MARIA ANTONIO CRISOSTOMO SALAMANCA
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 84.00

7.0 RITCHEL OLIVER ELLORIN CALAY
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 83.70
7.0 LUZTER TIBUNSAY LAGON
SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY 83.70

8.0 LOUIE MANCHETE SACDALAN
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 83.60

9.0 MIA ROSELLE SAMANIEGO DE GUZMAN
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 83.50
9.0 ANTONIO MARIA CAMPOS MERCADO
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 83.50

10.0 NEIL JOHN CLARENCE ECHAVEZ ESTEVES
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 83.20



1 ABAYARI, PRECIOUS CAYE ADRIANO
2 ABELLA, RUDYARD JOHN BERNALDEZ
3 ABELLERA, MA CECILIA ANGELICA DEVERATURDA
4 ABINAL, RODOLFO JR MACALINO
5 ABORDO, JAY RICO
6 ABOY, TRISTAN JAMES BUENAVENTURA
7 ABRIGO, JOSE VILMORE PILI
8 ACAPULCO, FRANCIS COLICO
9 ACEBEROS, JOSEPH RAMOS
10 ADAG, HONORATO EDAL
11 ADRANEDA, MARVIC PEDROSO
12 ADRIANO, DEXTER DE DIOS
13 ADVINCULA, NINA JEANNIE RACELI SARMIENTO
14 AGRAVANTE, MA MICHELLE PANDO
15 AGUAS, LEO CARLO DAVID
16 AGUILAR, ANTHONY RICO
17 AGUILAR, BIENNE GREGOR VISTAN
18 AGUILOS, JAMES ADRIAS
19 AKIL, ALADDIN PEÑA
20 ALAGBATE, SHERLY TAJARAN
21 ALCALA, TROY JOHN RAMOS
22 ALCANCIA, JOHN KAYE AQUISAP
23 ALCANTARA, BERNARDO JR PASCUAL
24 ALEJANDRO, CHRISTOPHER JOHN MENDIOLA
25 ALFARO, EARL JASON PARCE
26 ALFEREZ, ADRIANE CAPALOS
27 ALHAMBRA, RICARDO III MONTAÑEZ
28 ALIAS, JANSEN JAVIER
29 ALICO, CHRISTOPHER JUANICO
30 ALILIO, ANTHONY JAY DE LEON
31 ALMOGELA, ROMEL SIMON
32 ALONSABE, MAFEL MAE GOMEZ
33 ALONZO, JENNY PEARL INVENTOR
34 ALORO, ALVIN JOHN CABALHAO
35 ALOTA, EUDENICE CALZITA
36 ALTAREJOS, ANDTON NIÑO RONI GICANO
37 AMAGO, JOY CODERES
38 AMARGA, ZEUS CZAR LIBAYAO
39 AMURAO, JENNYLYN CAPUNO
40 ANDRADA, DONNA FAYE AGUSTIN
41 ANDRADA, KRESCHL MARCELO
42 ANG, MARY ANN DE GUZMAN
43 ANG GOBONSENG, ROY CO
44 ANGCO, PATRICK BRIAN GLORIOSO
45 ANICIETE, NEIL MADRID
46 ANORE, BEN DAVIS KARAMIHAN
47 ANOYAN, NORRIS BELNAS
48 ANTONIO, DANFRED CUYUGAN
49 ANYAYAHAN, MARY CLAIRE ROMERO
50 APALE, GAZELL MARCO TRAVERO
51 APINADO, MARK ANTHONY DOMER
52 APO, RHOSEMARIE SAMBO
53 APOSTOL, ALLAN DIZON
54 APURADA, LOUELLA MAY LIM
55 AQUINO, GERARD CABRERA
56 AQUINO, HARVEY "RV" PASCUAL
57 AQUINO, JOSE ALEJANDRO LACTAO
58 AQUINO, MARK DEAN ICO
59 AQUINO, MICHAEL JOHN BERNARDINO
60 ARANETA, ABIGAILE LOUISE MIGUEL
61 ARBIOL, DERRICK ALVAREZ
62 ARCEO, JERILEE JAGOLINO
63 ARCUENO, ROLDAN MUAÑA
64 ARDAN, BENJAMIN ABAYON
65 ARELLANO, ELVIN FELIX ORIELL
66 ARELLANO, JAN MICHAEL GO
67 AREVALO, ANNE MURRAY UY
68 AREVALO, PETER PAUL AQUINO
69 ARIENDA, JOAN PRIETO
70 ARIS, CESAR JR ESPIRITU
71 ARMADA, EDWARD JOSEPH TOBIAS
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78 AUSTRIA, RONALD YALONG
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82 BABAN, JESSE JAMES LOGROSA
83 BACANI, JUAN NICCOLO ALON-ALON
84 BACANI, JULIUS PETERSON COLOBONG
85 BACCAY, DJHOANNA LOUISE ORFIANA
86 BADRINA, LAWRENCE LORENZO
87 BADUA, JOSEPH FABROS
88 BAGAYAS, BILL ECHIVARRE
89 BALADIANG, MYTON CAPISTRANO
90 BALAGAT, JEREMY JADE DELLORO
91 BALAGTAS, ROY PHILIPP SURCA
92 BALASA, JOANNE MELCHOR
93 BALBOA, ILDEFONSO MARCELINO
94 BALID, JONALYN MALIPOL
95 BALINO, DIVINE DANLEI ONG
96 BALINO, EDELIZA GADAINGAN
97 BALISI, DOREY DEE MANIBUG
98 BALITE, RODOLFO JR MORALES
99 BALMES, MARIA CECILIA CASTRO
100 BALUARTE, MICHAEL LUCERO
101 BAQUI, JOSE EMMANUEL JAVIER
102 BARBUCO, LUCIANO JR CAGANAP
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156 CABARLES, MARY JANE RUSTICO
157 CABAYACRUZ, JASON TUÑACAO
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166 CALAY, RITCHEL OLIVER ELLORIN
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168 CALICDAN, MAXIMO JR DE LEON
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171 CALVELO, MARK RENCY TIONGSON
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187 CASAÑAS, MARY ELLAINE ARANETA
188 CASERES, ELVIEN CISNEROS
189 CASINILLO, ELEUTERIO JR JARADAL
190 CASISON, ROSALYN AJOLO
191 CASTILLO, ETHEL MAE DAGUN
192 CASTILLO, JEONNE IVES PAQUEEN
193 CASTILLO-YAP, ADORA MEREDITH MALLARI
194 CASTOR, JAYSON KIER DABAN
195 CASTRO, ALDRIN MANGUBAT
196 CASTRO, CHAIXMAINE MARIE CURIOSO
197 CASULLA, ACE OCAMPO
198 CATEMPRATE, MICHAEL FERNANDEZ
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201 CEPEDA, ROLAND BERINDES
202 CERVANTES, MARC RAFAEL LOPEZ
203 CERVANTES, YVETTE REMIGIO
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205 CHANG, JACKY VARIAS
206 CHANG, JOHNSON LUBOS
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209 CHONG, RUDOLPH CHUA
210 CHOY, TIMOTHY JAY YAP
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212 CHUA, LINDSEY WENDY CUA
213 CHUA, MARIANO DELA CRUZ
214 CHUA, PATRICK HENRY ALVAREZ
215 CHUONGCO, FLOYD DARYL CO
216 CLARIÑO, ROLANDO TAGLE
217 CLAVIO, DACYNETH CHRISTI CAPARAS
218 CLEMENTE, HAROLD AGUSTIN
219 CO, ARMAN FLORES
220 CO, EMMELINE ABUGAN
221 CO, JIM LESTER CHUA
222 CO, WELLINGSON-JOSEPH LAO
223 CODERA, ABIGAIL REGUA
224 COLINA, CARMEL SABOBO
225 COMENDADOR, UZZIEL TALUSAN
226 COPINO, MARK ANTHONY DAGA-ANG
227 COQUILLA, KELLY GEMENTIZA
228 CORONADO, JOHN ANTHONY TRIA
229 CORONADO, MIGUEL ANGELO CAPARAS
230 CORPUZ, LLOMAR DAGMAN
231 CORRAL, CHRISTHEART ANTHONY BRIONES
232 CORRES, GERALDINE NG
233 CORTEZ, FRANCES KATRINA MAGSUMBOL
234 COTACO, JERALD PONCE
235 CRISOSTOMO, CHRISELIZ ESPIRITU
236 CRUZ, ALFRED ROBERT VERGARA
237 CRUZ, DAVID JAMES RAÑOLA
238 CRUZ, ELLA CECILIA SALVADOR
239 CRUZ, GEISELLE MENDOZA
240 CRUZ, GLENN EDWARD DUEÑAS
241 CRUZ, LOVERINA SARMIENTO
242 CRUZ, MARCELO II LOMOTAN
243 CRUZ, MICHELLE MICLAT
244 CRUZ, REGINO ANGELO SARILE
245 CRUZ, REY ORBECIDO
246 CUADRA, JOYCE VIRTUDAZO
247 CUADRA, MA CECILIA DOLORITO
248 CUAYZON, KRISTIAN KARL NUEVO
249 CUEVAS, MA HACELIA GRANADOS
250 CUNANAN, JOSHUA SAGMIT
251 CUNETA, MISAEL REBOLLO
252 DAGDAG, HENRICO RAMOS
253 DANGUE, JONATHAN VIAJE
254 DAQUIZ, RENCY CARMELO PEDRO
255 DAVID, ANDROU SIOCO
256 DAVID, ELOISA TAYAG
257 DAVID, EMMANUEL CARREON
258 DAVID, JOMAR CORTEZ
259 DAVID, KEITH BRYAN PEÑAMANTE
260 DAVID, OSCAR GEOFFREY CAYANAN
261 DE GRACIA, ROSELLE ALFONSO
262 DE GUZMAN, ANA MONICA DUMAGUIN
263 DE GUZMAN, JESUS BARUNDIA
264 DE GUZMAN, MIA ROSELLE SAMANIEGO
265 DE GUZMAN, PHILIP FRANCIS LIMBO
266 DE LEON, BONIFACIO GARCIA
267 DE LEON, JANICE DIANE SUGAR CONCEPCION
268 DE LEON, WHENNIE ARGANA
269 DE VEAS, AMOR LINA CAMUIN
270 DE VERA, APRIL LEN RUIZ
271 DE VERA, MAY ANN SAMBO
272 DE VILLA, JAKE ABE
273 DEE, KEN SAMMY TAN
274 DEL ROSARIO, CHESTER GALASINAO
275 DEL ROSARIO, MICHAEL ARTHUR PANOL
276 DEL VALLE, JENIFFER REYES
277 DEL VALLE, JOHANN JOHN VIAJE
278 DELA CRUZ, BERNADETTE DELA CRUZ
279 DELA CRUZ, BEVERLY CUBANGBANG
280 DELA CRUZ, CHRISTIAN JHON LAGASCA
281 DELA CRUZ, JENJEN CHICO
282 DELA CRUZ, LEO ED OSTAN
283 DELA CRUZ, MELANIE TURIAGA
284 DELA PASION, BAYANI CUTAMORA
285 DELA TORRE, EMMANUEL NOGUS
286 DELOS REYES, NICOY CASTRO
287 DELOS TRINOS, JOANNA MARIE CARPIO
288 DEOCARIS, JOEL ADENA
289 DERLA, ANDREW REY MIRAMBEL
290 DESCALLAR, MICHAEL REY SUEZO
291 DESIDERIO, LEONCIO JR RAMOS
292 DESTACAMENTO, RACHEL DY
293 DIAZ, MICHAEL STEPHEN CHUA
294 DIAZ, NOEL VITAL
295 DIAZ, PETER PAUL CAGURANGAN
296 DIEGO, EDUARDO JR TONG
297 DILAG, GLYCERYL CABER
298 DILIDILI, CHRISTINE DELA TORRE
299 DIMAALA, LUTHER ROMEO CASTILLO
300 DIMAAPI, AARON AGUSTIN
301 DIMAYUGA, JOSEPH PAOLO ILAGAN
302 DIOCADO, FRANCIS OGNAYON
303 DIOQUINO, OLIVER HUAB
304 DISTOR, ADBERT SHERWIN QUINTUA
305 DIZON, CHRISTINE GAIL CRUZ
306 DOMINGO, AGAPITO JR TABUYO
307 DOMINGO, THEA MARIE EVANGELISTA
308 DOMINGO, TRACIE ANNE BRION
309 DONILA, JO BEZALEEL SABELA
310 DORADO, VERGEL PALTEP
311 DOROY, ROSEMARY BOYSILLO
312 DUBLIN, ROLDAN NALE
313 DUKA, SHERRYLYN EVASCO
314 DUMADAG, JEFFREY VAL GEONZON
315 DUMALUAN, DAVID IV LABACLADO
316 DUMALUS, ANGELICA PABLO
317 DUMANGON, JAYSON BACALLA
318 DUMPA, JASON ORANTES
319 EBIO, JOSE STAMATELAKY COLETO
320 EBREO, CHRISTOPHER MABAYAT
321 EBRO, GLENFORD PABIONA
322 ECAL, JICCA CAMACHO
323 ECHIVERRI, JANICE MA IRENE VELANO
324 ELLAZAR, PATRICK TANGONAN
325 EMPLEO, BENJAMIN CONCEPCION ESQUIERES
326 ENOYA, RUEL GARCIA
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328 ENRIQUEZ, MARIA RODALEEN MANALO
329 ESCUBIN, JOEY ARENIO
330 ESGUERRA, LOUIE ABIGAIL NAVARRO
331 ESMAMA, RUTH OGOY
332 ESPANTA, NORMA PUNO
333 ESPARAGOZA, CRIMSON VILLAPANDO
334 ESPAÑOL, ARLEN MICHAEL JADULOS
335 ESPEDIDO, ANA MARGARITA LAGARDE
336 ESPELETA, FREDERICK TE
337 ESPIRITU, MARIELLE ALORA GOZUM
338 ESPIRITU, NEIL VINCENT MONARES
339 ESPULGAR, ROLANDO ESOY
340 ESQUEJO, CHRISTIAN CONCEPCION
341 ESTEBAN, VIRGILIO III CASIM
342 ESTEVES, NEIL JOHN CLARENCE ECHAVEZ
343 ESTOQUE, SHEILA ROSE ANNE BALCE
344 ESTOQUIA, RONALD ALLAN TEVES
345 ESTRADA, ANTON CELESTINO BORJA
346 ESTRADA, JAYSON PANGANIBAN
347 ESTRAÑERO, SIGFRIED JOHN WERBA
348 EVANGELISTA, ANNA VICTORIA ROBIN
349 EVANGELISTA, NORALYN AGULTO
350 EVANGELISTA, RANDOLF PAUL CANIVEL
351 EVANGELISTA, ROSE ANNE REYNANTE
352 FACUN, DENNIS LACAYANGA
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354 FAILANZA, MA EILLEN SULIT
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362 FIGURACION, DINA JULIO
363 FLAVIANO, ELLA ROSSEL FIGUEROA
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365 FLORES, EMILY FARIÑAS
366 FLORES, HAIDIE LANDICHO
367 FLORES, IRWEN DIMA-ANO
368 FLORES, JOSE ANGELO TONGCO
369 FLORES, SIDNEY HIDALGO
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371 FORNOLES, MARIANE JOY CORDOVA
372 FORTALEZA, JEFFREY CABREROS
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374 FRANCISCO, FRANCES JOY SERVANDO
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380 GAHUM, JISELLE VALDOPIERA
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395 GASPAR, ROBERT JOVEN LAGAC
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397 GAVILAN, AIREEN ALEXIS ARGUELLES
398 GENERALAO, MICHAEL CAMPAÑA
399 GERODIAS, MARK BRYAN TUZON
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401 GLICO, MARIANNE CHRISTINE DITAN
402 GO, JINGKIE GOLONG
403 GO, MELVIN MANGONON
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446 JAMAROLIN, RANEL PAROHINOG
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448 JANDIC, MARY ROSARY FELICIANO
449 JAO, PAUL VINCENT TRINIDAD
450 JIMENEZ, CHRIS ANNTHONY BONIFACIO
451 JIMENEZ, JOSEPHINE TOLENTINO
452 JIMENEZ, RIZZI ANN DELOS REYES
453 JUAN, ADAMS LAWRENCE EUGENIO
454 JULIAN, CARLO ARTUS DUMAGUING
455 JUNGCO, MARY LILIBETH PEMENTIL
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475 LAM, MELVIN CHUA
476 LANCIN, NORMAN CAYANGAN
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483 LAURESTA, RENEE DAYO
484 LAZARO, MARIA RAMONA RUERAS
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487 LEONES, CHUCK BERO
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492 LIBRES, OSWALD SAMORTIN
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497 LIMKUNHOY, KAREN PO
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512 LUMANCAS, JHON FORT DALUGDUGAN
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514 LUNA, ALLAN CHRISTOPHER PONCE DE LEON
515 LUNA, GENARO JR CAMIT
516 MABEZA, OMAR HENRY ANDAYA
517 MACAIRAN, JOMARIE CAMARIOSA
518 MACALINO, MARK HOWELL YALUNG
519 MACAPAGAL, JAY PEE CRUZ
520 MACARAIG, MONNA LISSA ECAT
521 MACASAET, HERBERT FLORES
522 MACASIAS, JAYPEE VALENCIA
523 MACAYA, MARIO DE LOS SANTOS
524 MADRIA, JOSEPH MABBORANG
525 MAGADAN, CHERYL SERESO
526 MAGALLANES, ERVIE MAE FABIAN
527 MAGALONA, JOY SABINORIO
528 MAGAT, SABRINA VENTURA
529 MAGDARAOG, ALLEN DAMIAO
530 MAGLALANG, JOANNE OLIVEROS
531 MAGPANTAY, GERALD BIBAL
532 MAGPUSAO, NORINA RETARDO
533 MAGSINO, HAYNEI MONTEMAYOR
534 MAGTOTO, JOSE MARIUS PINEDA
535 MAGTOTO, MARIA CHRISTINA ROBIN
536 MAGUGAT, ABIGAIL FERNANDO
537 MALBAS, N RASCO
538 MALGAPO, KAROL BALLESTEROS
539 MALIG, CAROLINE PABALAN
540 MALONZO, FRANCIS SANTOS
541 MAMARARLO, EMMANUEL STA MARIA
542 MANAHAN, JAIMY LOU SALVADOR
543 MANALASTAS, PRECIOUS EDEN NAVARRO
544 MANALO, NOEL MASONGSONG
545 MANALO, ROSETTE ANGELA YRAOLA
546 MANALOTO, MAHARLIKA BALINGIT
547 MANAOG, YEATS ANICETO CARTAJENAS
548 MANDARIO, ALCOR EATA
549 MANESE, ANA MARIN SALAS
550 MANGALIMAN, LARSHIR DIWA
551 MANGAMPO, NIRA NADIA CHUA
552 MANGUERA, MARIA ANGELITA RAMOS
553 MANLAPID, ORLAND DEL ROSARIO
554 MANLIGAS, EMIE SUZETTE FABRIA
555 MANLUTAC, ARCHIE MAURICE SAN ANTONIO
556 MANSUETO, JOHN PAUL TAJANLANGIT
557 MANUEL, JAN MICHAEL DE GUZMAN
558 MANZANO, ALDRICH JED TOLLO
559 MANZO, BERNICE MAE ROSALES
560 MAPA, JAMIE LYNNE DETICIO
561 MARANION, PAUL ANGELO ACOSTA
562 MARBELLA, RUSSZEL LUNAS
563 MARCELINO, KENT CHESTER PEÑAFLOR
564 MARIANO, MAGGI MAE ESPINOSA
565 MARIMLA, ADRIAN MANICDAO
566 MARQUEZ, NORAIZA MUÑOZ
567 MARTICIO, OSWALD VALDEZ
568 MARTIN, JINO DUJALI
569 MATA, HERNIE CALIMAG
570 MATIBAG, CORY MARGARET ABEL
571 MAULEON, JOANNA MARIE PAGTALUNAN
572 MAYPA, ERNEST JOSE FERNANDEZ
573 MAÑA, KATHERINE GEBUSION
574 MEDINA, LUIS RAFAEL III PINEDA
575 MEDRANO, ERNESTO CAMILLO III ESTACIO
576 MEJIA, ENRICO ROJAS
577 MEMBREVE, CHERRAN CRIS VILLA
578 MENDEZ, MELANIE LINAGA
579 MENDEZ, SAMUEL AUTIDA
580 MENDOZA, DENNIS LOUIE BRAVO
581 MENDOZA, FREDIERICK SABIDO
582 MENDOZA, JE ASCENCI MONTALES
583 MENDOZA, MARK BONIFACIO
584 MENDOZA, MARK ANTHONY ALMACEN
585 MENDOZA, VIDEL MENDOZA
586 MERCADO, ANTONIO MARIA CAMPOS
587 MERCADO, KARLEEN RODRIGO
588 MERCADO, KENNETH GREGORIO
589 MESIONA, AIZZA CHRISTINE UNGAB
590 MILAN, RAMONA DELIGHT VILLAREAL
591 MIRAN, JERO OLIVER BAGUINON
592 MIRANDA, CHRISTIAN BALUYOT
593 MIRANDA, JEFERSON VASALLO
594 MIRANO, SILVIA MARIE BOLO
595 MISA, JOYCE IAN TARRIELA
596 MIXTO, EUCLID DUEÑOS
597 MOISES, MARLON ACOSTA
598 MOJICA, ANNALAINE BENITEZ
599 MOJICA, MICHAEL DAX SALGADO
600 MONTANO, ALDRIAN PALMAMENTO
601 MONTELIBANO, GEOFFREY BALAORO
602 MONTEMAYOR, ENGLAND RAY MAYO
603 MORATE, ROWENA REMALLA
604 MORENA, CHRISTMAS SANTIAGO
605 MORTIGA, JASPER ALONZO
606 MORTIZ, MICHAEL SANTINO SONGCO
607 MORTIZ, ROWENA IRENE MALIMIT
608 MORTOLA, CHARISSE KAY TOLO
609 NABONG, GABRIEL RAFAEL SARMIENTO
610 NABUS, JEMAR APOLONIO
611 NACIS, MARC ILD AURIN
612 NAGUI, KAREN JANEBELLE CORBE
613 NAPIGKIT, MELANIE FUENTES
614 NAVARRO, CEAZAR JR CUBCUBIN
615 NAVARRO, JOANNE ROBLES
616 NEGRO, WILMAE DERLA
617 NGOCHUA, JOSEPH BRYANT ESCALONA
618 NICDAO, FRANCIS DAVID
619 NICDAO, KYEHL NONATO
620 NORTE, URBANO JR GERMINO
621 NOVENCIDO, GLEN REPOMANTA
622 NUEDA, EMMERSON NIEVES
623 NUQUI, RENELL MARTIN GATUS
624 NUÑEZ, LEONEL CHRISTIAN TRIA
625 NUÑEZ, MARY EMMYLOU BAGALACSA
626 NUÑO, MARIE ABEGAIL ILAGAN
627 OBLEA, LUIZ ALDWIN MALABANAN
628 OCAMPO, BILLY JAY TOLENTINO
629 OCAMPO, CLARENCE DE MESA
630 OCAMPO, FRANKLIN JR MORALES
631 OCAMPO, NEIL PHILIPPE PO
632 OCAMPO, PATRICK TORRES
633 OCAMPO, SALVADOR TRISTAN JASON MACUTO
634 OCRAY, ARTHUR ALCANTARA
635 OGOY, ONEILL PAMINTUAN
636 OLEGARIO, KRISTINA SHERRYL PEÑA
637 OLEGARIO, MELBERT CARGO
638 OLIVA, ANGELO REMULAR
639 OLIVO, REDENTOR SABAS
640 OMAGING, DAVE GORDON SULLANO
641 OMEGA, LIZA MAY HERRERO
642 OMNES, DEXTER BAYARONG
643 OMNES, DON KRISTOFFER SEVILLANO
644 ONG, ANTHONY LOPEZ
645 ONG, JASON CHRISTOPHER VY
646 ONG, SHARLENE GRACE ONG
647 ONG, STEPHANIE ANNE DY
648 ORALE, MA CRISTINA TABOGOC
649 ORBINO, KATHLEEN KAE DAVID
650 ORILLOSA, CHARMAINE YVETTE CRUZ
651 ORTEGA, AGAPITO DOTOLLO
652 ORTIZ, MIGUEL FERNANDO MENGUITO
653 OYONG, JULIUS GALLEGO
654 PABLO, ENRICO PANGINDIAN
655 PABLO, YOSEF MARU BARBON
656 PABUA, REYNAN BABIA
657 PACINA, JEROME VILLACERAN
658 PAGARIGAN, RYAN MACASLAM
659 PAGDANGANAN, JUSSEL GATON
660 PAGDATO, REYMALINE FURIGAY
661 PAGULAYAN, MARK ANTHONY ESCUCHARO
662 PALAD, CHRISTIAN CEZAR CANO
663 PALAYPAYON, DARWIN PANGANIBAN
664 PALITAYAN, RUTH CORPORAL
665 PALOMO, ALEXEI ELVYN BAUTISTA
666 PALUYO, KATHERINE INTENDENCIA
667 PANCHO, RICHIE BATULAN
668 PANGILINAN, ARCHIE-VAL LOBO
669 PANTUA, ZHA ZHA SIOSE
670 PAREDES, ANTONETTE CORAZON RAMELB
671 PASCUA, MARK JOHN MORALES
672 PASCUA, RIC BRYAN PALOGAN
673 PASCUAL, JOHN CARLO DE TORRES
674 PASTOR, ANNA ROSE ECLEO
675 PAZ, ANTHONY APALE
676 PAÑA, ALBINO JR ALFANTA
677 PE BENITO, POL ABUNDO
678 PELLOSIS, MICHELLE DUMAMAY
679 PEREA, TED JEFFREY PRUDENTE
680 PEREZ, BENEDICT MARTIN
681 PEREZ, RAY MARK PEREZ
682 PERICO, JASON LIGSAY
683 PESIGAN, LESTER JOHN ESPIRITU
684 PEÑA, SHEILLA LUZ PAREDES
685 PEÑAFLOR, ARNEL ALARCON
686 PEÑALOSA, JULIUS REY CESAR
687 PEÑALOSA, MICHAEL ANDREW MIRASOL
688 PEÑAMANTE, CRIS ANTHONY FORTUNA
689 PEÑAMORA, RANDYL PAITON
690 PEÑONAL, KIM MURALLON
691 PILI, NIZZIN DE LEON
692 PINAR, EDGERALD STA MARIA
693 PINEDA, ARIANNE JOY RODA
694 PLACER, MARGARETH ANNE MARTIN
695 PLATA, ALDRIAN PALOMO
696 PLOTADO, ELMER JOHN LLANTO
697 PONCIO, DAVID BLACER
698 PORMIDA, IAN RAY GO
699 PORRAS, XUPERY IAN GERARD ALEDIA
700 PROCESO, ANECITO JR DIVINAGRACIA
701 PUNZALAN, MIRACLE CABALLERO
702 PURA, CORAZON IMELDA CAGADAS
703 PUZON, GENALYN CAASI
704 QUELNAN, SUZETTE MASI
705 QUIJANO, WAYNE DELA CRUZ
706 QUISADO, RAFAEL ALCOMENDRAS
707 QUIÑONES, IRISH ANN BURGONIO
708 RAAGAS, ADELINE IRENE REYES
709 RAGANAS, RUEL SARION
710 RAIT, MERWIN UBANA
711 RAMIREZ, CHARLO PUNZALAN
712 RAMISCAL, RUEL JR AMAZONA
713 RAMITAN, CYRAN JEIEL POSTER
714 RAMOS, CHRISTIENE BELINDA PAJE
715 RAMOS, HARVEY GARRADO
716 RAMOS, JENNIFER BAYRON
717 RAMOS, JOSHUA GUNGON
718 RAMOS, MA ANGELICA LAGASCA
719 RAMOS, PEVERELL TUMANG
720 RAPE, VERGEL VIRAY
721 RASCO, REU CAAYAO
722 RASUMAN, ALLAN KEN CAMPOSANO
723 RAVAS, MA CHRISTINE MORALLOS
724 RAVINA, DAVE IBACARRA
725 RAÑOLA, VICENTE JR LIM
726 REA, JAWARD BAGORIO
727 REBULADO, ANNE TIMOTIE MALUMBRES
728 REDOLFIN, BRYAN TAGUINOD
729 RELUCIO, MARK CHRISTOPHER VERZOSA
730 RENTOSA, JOSEPH BONGALOS
731 REVELO, JULIUS PEREZ
732 REYES, ABEL ANTONIO
733 REYES, HAROLD JEREMIAH BRIONES
734 REYES, JOANNE NICOLE YU
735 REYES, JUNE RYANN TORDECILLAS
736 REYES, MAYBELLE MEÑEZ
737 REYES, MICHELE LANY ANTIPOLO
738 REYES, PAMELANEL CASTILLO
739 REYES, PETER JOHN PARANAS
740 REYNALDO, TIMOTHY REGIMEN
741 REYNO, EVANIE GIBBS GARAZA
742 RICARDO, JOHN PAUL VILLAREY
743 RIGOR, KATRINA ANN QUISQUIS
744 RIGUNAN, BUTCH JAMIN SIGUA
745 RITA, KAREN ALEXANDRA LUSTRE
746 RIVERA, JEFFREY CASAYSAYAN
747 RIVERA, PAOLO AUSTRIA
748 RIVERA, VIDA MABALOT
749 ROBERTO, ANDREA SANTA MALABANAN
750 ROBLES, DANILO JOSE SANDOVAL
751 RODRIGUEZ, ROMMEL VERZOLA
752 ROGELIO, ALDRIN TABERNERA
753 ROMAY, KENNETH DANIEL CABALATUNGAN
754 RONQUILLO, HAZELLINE GAY COLLADO
755 ROPA, GLYNN DAVID
756 ROSALES, PABLO JR HERNANDEZ
757 ROSALES, RALDIE ILAGAN
758 ROSETE, ESTANISLAO JR SAMSON
759 RUIZ, JANICE NAVARROZA
760 RUIZ, SOL THADEUS FRANCO
761 SABADO, MARC ACE BARIA
762 SABATE, KURT KEVIN CAPITO
763 SABINO, JHOANNA MARIE LOLONG
764 SABIO, RAYMUNDO JR CHUA
765 SACDALAN, LOUIE MANCHETE
766 SADORRA, JONATHAN DEL MUNDO
767 SAGPAEY, JURIST AWAL
768 SAGUID, DENNIS FRANCHE
769 SAGUID, JIM BOY SABIDA
770 SALAMANCA, JOSE MARIA ANTONIO CRISOSTOMO
771 SALAMANQUE, BENNY BERNAL
772 SALANGSANG, GERALD JAMES CORDOVA
773 SALAS, JACKIELOU CAIDOY
774 SALES, ALBERT ANTHONY LABASAN
775 SALONGA, JAYSON SANCHEZ
776 SALUD, TEODORICO ANTERO POBLETE
777 SAMBAJON, JOANNA JOYCE DESACULA
778 SAMONTE, JAY MIRANDA
779 SAMPARADA, JOPRELLE JOYCE SAPARCO
780 SAN ANDRES, RIS FLERIDA ROMERO
781 SANCHEZ, EPHRAIM FRANCISCO POSADAS
782 SANCHEZ, MARIA SHEYNE DEL ROSARIO
783 SANCHEZ, RALPH MICHAEL MARIÑAS
784 SANTIAGO, GARY MANUEL
785 SANTIAGO, MARIAN MEDINA
786 SANTOS, ARIEL ARGONZA
787 SANTOS, ISAGANI DIZON
788 SANTOS, JAY CARPIO
789 SANTOS, JOANA MARIE SALAMAT
790 SANTOS, RAINIER BILLY DE ORO
791 SANTOS, SARAH MANUEL
792 SAPICO, MICHAEL CARBOS
793 SAPINOSO, REY SEVERO CAMPITA
794 SARMIENTO, JESSE ANDREI KYLE SAAVEDRA
795 SARMIENTO, MARK LYNDON ARBOLLENTE
796 SARMIENTO, PAUL ERICKSON VASQUEZ
797 SARSUELO, JOMAR FRIAS
798 SAULONG, ALDIONE MARTINEZ
799 SEDIGO, RODGIE ROSARIAL
800 SERADOR, DEBBIE MAY CARCABUSO
801 SERVANDO, JOSE ZANDER PLACER
802 SEVILLA, GERARD BRIAN ZACARIAS
803 SEVILLA, MA TERESA MAKILING
804 SEVILLA, NOEL ADRIAN MADAMBA
805 SHIH, ROWELL RAY LIM
806 SIGUA, DHENNIS ABANDO
807 SILVA, JOHNNY NOBLE
808 SILVA, MARILOU CADERAO
809 SINAY, DIOSDADO JR GUZMAN
810 SINON, FRANCIS LEONARD TONGSON
811 SISTELO, CHRISTIAN PALILEO
812 SITO, MA SALOME CAMINO
813 SOLANO, DARWIN ACULAN
814 SOLIDARIOS, MARIE GRACE ALLI
815 SOLIS, KELVIN LIM
816 SOMOSOT, NORMAN VINCENT VILAR
817 SORIANO, JUAN PAULO CONCEPCION
818 SORIANO, SHEREEN IVY JOCSON
819 SOSING, ELVIN LISING
820 SOTORIDONA, RALPH CLAVERIA
821 STA ANA, JOHN PAUL BERNARDO
822 STA TERESA, MARIAN FAITH FRANCISCO
823 SUARNABA, ROSANNA PINPIN
824 SUBOSA, ALEORA ADORACION
825 SUGAPONG, ROALD MIKLOS IGNACIO
826 SUMAYA, HAROLD ROY REAÑO
827 SUNGA, JOSEPH LAUDEMIR GUINTO
828 SUPREMO, EUGENE ERROL LOPEZ
829 SURIGAO, ANDY ARMA
830 SY, JENSEN SY
831 SY, RAECHELLE ANN DE LEON
832 SY, THEA ROTESSA QUE
833 TABOY, DAYANN DARLENE CAJUSTIN
834 TACUBAN, ELVIN EMBATE
835 TADENA, AL MICHAEL SILAYA
836 TAGORIO, RODEL DAGANG
837 TALABUCON, ROMINA MICHELLE BARTOLOME
838 TALADTAD, MARK ANTHONY QUBING
839 TAMPUS, CARLOS LORENZO REYES
840 TAN, ALFRED ANDREW CIMAFRANCA
841 TAN, CORAZON METILLE
842 TAN, EMIL CHRISTOPHER TSANG
843 TAN, GRACE DAHANG
844 TAN, JASON MANALO
845 TAN, JO ANN SY
846 TAN, KRISTEL ROBITE
847 TAN, SAUL SIMON JEREMIAH SAY
848 TAN, SIMON
849 TANCINCO, ANGELO LUIS TISADO
850 TAYAMORA, IRENE GANO
851 TAÑAQUIN, ARIS GLENN FRIAS
852 TEJOME, ANN CATHRIN LAUZON
853 TINAMISAN, GERRY GALIGA
854 TINDUGAN, MELQUEZEDIK PEREYRA
855 TIROL, HOWELL BALIHON
856 TOGONON, NOREEN FANTONALGO
857 TOGUAY, KRYSTLE JOY GANAS
858 TOLENTINO, CANDICE MARIE SUYAT
859 TOLENTINO, RODEL BALGUA
860 TOMAS, JENNIFER GUMAYAGAY
861 TOMAWIS, HANAN PACASUM
862 TONDARES, DOUGLAS JR GIDAYA
863 TONGOL, MARVIN LOUIE LUMBANG
864 TORRES, ANDREW CHRISTIAN AQUINO
865 TORRES, JEFFREY TUNGOL
866 TORRES, PATRICK JOSE VILLANUEVA
867 TOYLO, ELILLOYD MERO
868 TRAJE, MICHAEL VILLAR
869 TUMANG, MC LAWRENCE AGUAS
870 TURGO, MARICEL NAVA
871 TUVILLA, TERENCE MICHAEL CUARTE
872 ULILA, VENZON CHARLES CIMAFRANCA
873 UMALI, CODY MACATANGAY
874 UMALI, GENRY BONIFACIO
875 UNG-YORK, AMEE LIBERTINEE LIM
876 UY, JOSE MARIE CIERVO
877 VALDEZ, GEOFFREY PALECPEC
878 VALDEZ, MA CARMIE TADLAN
879 VALDEZ, MAGSIE II BALAGA
880 VALENCIA, WINNIE JEAN CALUSCUSIN
881 VALIENTE, DIANA JOY BANGGO
882 VARGAS, CZARINA TORRES
883 VELASCO, ARNEL ONATEC
884 VELAYO, BRYAN CAPARROS
885 VELEZ, RICHARD SILVERIO
886 VENTENILLA, BIANCA RIBA OCAMPO
887 VENTURA, CRYSTAL JOAN LEE
888 VERAS, ARLEEN VALDEZ
889 VICEDO, EMMANUEL NUESTRO
890 VICENTE, FITZ GERALD AGUILAR
891 VICTORINO, DIANE SALONGA
892 VILANO, KRISTINE BLANCAFLOR
893 VILLADOZ, CYRENE JOY BARTIDO
894 VILLANUEVA, JOYCE VILLANUEVA
895 VILLANUEVA, NEIL REYES
896 VILLANUEVA, PHOEBE GUMARU
897 VILLANUEVA, ROY SANTOS
898 VILLAR, NELSON JR AMBROSIO
899 VILLARDE, CYRIL CORTEL
900 VILLASIS, JOED VADILLO
901 VILLEGAS, JERALYN PENDON
902 VIRAY, MORRIZ NIKKO NARCISO
903 WENDICA, ARNOLD CLEMENT
904 WONG, ARNEL GABRIEL CORNEL
905 YANUARIA, ANNA MAGDALENA AVEDILLO
906 YAP, JO AIKO NOMBRADO
907 YAP, OLIVER PAGADDUAN
908 YEPES, AILEEN JOY TAPADO
909 YEUNG, CHRISTIE CUA
910 YUMUL, ALVEE MACALINO
911 ZALUN, RICHARD BANGAYAN
912 ZARATE, LOUISE CLAIRE CALALO
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Design Against the Elements Competition Winners

The winners of the Design Against the Elements (DAtE) Global Design Competition was announced today at a ceremony held at the San Miguel Coporation Headquarters in Ortigas. The Chairman of the Board of Judges announced the winners in the presence of Senator Loren Legarda and the other partners in the Competition led by the United Architects of the Philippines, the Quezon City Government, San Miguel Properties and MyShelter Foundation. The winning design will be built in Quezon City thru the initiative of Mayor Herbert Bautista and will be funded by San Miguel Properties.

The winners are:

Category 1: Professional
First Place: Ar. Johanna Ferrer Guldager (Denmark) - Entry# 187
Second Place: Ar. Samuel John Williams (England) - Entry# 178

Special Awards:
• Energy Award: Ar. Romolo Nati (Italy) - Entry# 111
• Green Design: Ar. Vasanth Packirisamy (India) - Entry# 223

Category 2: Student/Graduate
First Place: Dao Thanh Hai (Vietnam) - Entry# 171
Second Place: Martin Schorn (Austria) - Entry# 101

Special Awards:
• Energy Award: Karen Michelle Gill (USA) - Entry# 238
• Green Design: Stefan Borisov Vankov (Germany) - Entry# 127

Judges:
Ar. Yolanda David Reyes (Chair/Philippines);
Ar. Alan Cruz (Philippines);
Ar. Ian Athfield (New Zealand);
Ar. Eleena Jamil (Malaysia);
Ar. Albert Dubler (France);
Ar. William Higgins (USA); and
Ar. Luis Enrique Cardiel (Mexico)