Tiangco's DAP list: Abaya, Kiko are top recipients
By RG Cruz, ABS-CBN News
Posted at 09/23/2014 7:31 PM | Updated as of 09/23/2014 7:31 PM
MANILA - Lawmakers who eventually joined the Aquino Cabinet emerged as the top recipients of funds from the Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP).
United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) secretary-general Navotas Representative Toby Tiangco unveiled his own list of lawmakers who had projects funded from the unconstitutional DAP.
Topping Tiangco's list, which his staff culled from the list of DAP-funded projects posted on the website of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), is former Congressman and now Transportation Secretary Jun Abaya.
Abaya, who is a ranking member of the Liberal Party (LP), surpassed the DAP-funded projects of House Speaker Sonny Belmonte and Majority Leader Neptali Gonzales II.
Abaya was the manager of the Corona impeachment prosecution team.
Fellow Cavite lawmaker, Ayong Maliksi, got the 4th highest DAP entitlements based on Tiangco's list, while former An Waray Representative Florencio Noel had the 5th highest DAP entitlements. Noel was chairman of the House Committee on Accounts.
Batanes Representative Henedina Abad, wife of the architect of the DAP, Budget Secretary Butch Abad, got the 6th highest DAP entitlements.
Joseph Abaya - P408 million
Feliciano Belmonte Jr. - P297.487 million
Neptali Gonzales II - P263 million
Ayong Maliksi - P217.894 million
Florencio "Bem" Noel - P179.5 million
Henedina Abad - P176.619 million
Edgar San Luis - P160.209 million
Tomas Osmeña - P124.124 million
Lorenzo Tañada - P120.581 million
Nelson Collantes - P110 million
The DAP ran from 2011 to 2013, the term of the 15th Congress, which had some 280 members. Based on Tiangco's list, DAP entitlements went to about 125 lawmakers.
A total of 188 lawmakers voted for Corona's impeachment. Senator Jinggoy Estrada had alleged that DAP projects were allocated to pro-impeachment lawmakers. Many of the lawmakers are administration allies.
Agapito Guanlao - P3 million
Alejandro Mirasol - P4 million
Alfredo Benitez - P10 million
Amado Bagatsing - P10 million
Ana York Bondoc - P30 million
Anna York Bondoc - P16 million
Anthony Del Rosario - P2 million
Antonio Alvarez - P16 million
Arnulfo Fuentebella - P81.5 million
Arturo Robes - P4.5 million
Ayong Maliksi - P217.894 million
Ben Evardone - P10 million
Benjamin Asilo - P20 million
Bernadette Herrrera-Dy - P5 million
Carlo Lopez - P20.5 million
Carlos Padilla - P18.87 million
Carmen Zamora-Apsay - P10 million
Carol Jayne Lopez - P5 million
Cesar Sarmiento - P10 million
Crispin Remulla - P27 million
Dakila Cua - P50 million
Danilo Suarez - P70 million
Daryl Grace Abayon - P750,000
David Kho - P11 million
Edcel Lagman - P54.5 million
Edgar San Luis - P160.209 million
Edwin Olivares - P18.001 million
Eleandro Madrona - P10 million
Eleanor Bulut-Begtang - P10 million
Elpidio Barzaga - P55 million
Emi Calixto-Rubiano - P10 million
Emmeline Aglipay - P400,000
Enrique Cojuangco - P29.9 million
Eufranio Eriguel - P10 million
Evita Arago - P50.4 million
Feliciano Belmonte Jr. - P297.487 million
Florencio "Bem" Noel - P179.5 million
Gabriel Quisumbing - P15 million
Gina de Venecia - P10 million
Giorgidi Aggabao - P10 million
Godofredo Arquiza - P5 million
Henedina Abad - P176.619 million
Irvin Alcala - P7.5 million
Isabelle Climaco - P43.9 million
Isidro Lico - P10 million
Isidro Ungab - P80.25 million
Janette Garin - P27.5 million
Jaye Lacson-Noel - P10 million
JC Rahman Nava - P15 million
Jerry Trenas - P14 million
Jim Hataman-Saliman - P10 million
Joaquin Nava - P32 million
Jocelyn Limkaichong - P94.459 million
Jocelyn Limkaincong - P15 million
Jorge Banal - P39.945 million
Jose Maria Zubiri - P10 million
Jose Ping-Ay - P7 million
Josefina Joson - P25 million
Joselito Mendoza - P9.75 million
Joseph Abaya - P408 million
Joseph Violago - P41.339 million
Josephine Joson - P30 million
Josephine Lacson-Noel - P51 million
Juan Edgardo Angara - P10 million
Julio Ledesma - P4 million
Kaka Bag-ao - P10 million
Lorenzo Tanada - P11.55 million
Lorenzo Tañada - P120.581 million
Loreto Leo Ocampos - P10.5 million
Lucy Torres-Gomez - P5 million
Mandianas - P100 million
Manuel Agyao - P250,000
Maria Isabelle Climaco - P21.1 million
Mariano Piamonte - P2.5 million
Mark Aeron Sambar - P3.75 million
Mark Llandro Mendoza - P29.2 million
Marlyn Primicias-Agabas - P10 million
Maximo Rodriguez - P13.91 million
Mel Senen Sarmiento - P15 million
Mercedes Navarro - P3.75 million
Mylene Albano - P2 million
Narciso Bravo - P40.25 million
Neil Benedict Montejo - P14 million
Neil Tupas - P49.559 million
Nelson Collantes - P110 million
Neptali Gonzales II - P263 million
Neri Colmenares - P7 million
Neri Colminares - P3 million
Nicanor Briones - P1.5 million
Nur Jaafar - P32.5 million
Nur Jafaar - P5 million
Oscar Malapitan - P35 million
Pablo Garcia - P67.5 million
Pangalian Balindong - P45 million
Philip Pichay - P10 million
Raul Daza - P105.065 million
Rene Relampagos - P35 million
Rex Gatchalian - P44.85 million
Reynaldo Umali - P35 million
Robert Estrella - P2.55 million
Roberto Puno - P42.5 million
Rodante Marcoleta - P29.704 million
Rodel Batocabe - P10 million
Rodolfo Antonino - P20 million
Rodolfo Antonio - P10 million
Rodolfo Biazon - P61 million
Rodolfo Fariñas - P40 million
Rolando Andaya - P55 million
Romero Quimbo - P32 million
Ronald Cosalan - P101.6 million
Rosenda Ann Ocampo - P15.5 million
Rosendo Labadlabad - P18.853 million
Roy Duavit - P10 million
Rufus Rodriguez - P47 million
Salvador Escudero - P25 million
Sema - P100 million
Sergio Apostol - P8.7 million
Sharon Garin - P5 million
Sherwin Tugna - P35 million
Singson - P100 million
Thelma Almario - P30 million
Tomas Apacible - P10.78 million
Tomas Osmeña - P124.124 million
Tupay Loong - P10 million
Vincent Crisologo - P27.65 million
Zenaida Angping - P56.1 million
In addition, Tiangco's list also showed 23 senators had DAP-funded projects, with Senator Teofisto Guingona, now presidential assistant Francis Pangilinan, and Senators Koko Pimentel, Loren Legarda, Juan Ponce Enrile, Gregorio Honasan, Francis Escudero, Ralph Recto, and Tito Sotto on top.
Of the senators, Miriam Defensor Santiago, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and Joker Arroyo voted against Corona's conviction at the Senate.
Guingona now heads the Blue Ribbon Committee which investigated the DAP.
Teofisto Guingona III - P360.51 million
Francis Pangilinan - P310.841 million
Aquilino Pimentel III - P258.1 million
Loren Legarda - P250 million
Juan Ponce Enrile - P249 million
Gringo Honasan - P238 million
Francis Escudero - P235.5 million
Ralph Recto - P233.17 million
Vicente Sotto III - P214 million
Franklin Drilon - P197.11 million
Pia Cayetano - P175.676 million
Alan Peter Cayetano - P159.999 million
Edgardo Angara - P153.9 million
Ramon Revilla Jr. - P115 million
Sergio Osmeña - P111.75 million
Antonio Trillanes - P100 million
Ferdinand Marcos - P100 million
Miriam Santiago - P100 million
Jinggoy Estrada - P96.75 million
Manuel Lapid - P65 million
Manuel Villar - P43 million
Joker Arroyo - P17 million
Tiangco had vowed to question the quorum at the lower House until the DBM submits a list of DAP-funded projects per lawmaker.
Last week, Tiangco berated Abad for submitting a "sanitized" list of the P10.08-billion DAP funds released to legislators.
Belatedly, the DBM posted the list on its website titled "List of Lawmaker-Endorsed DAP projects." But upon close review, the total amount given to lawmakers only reached P8,826,355 -- or, a total of P5,041,049 for congressmen, and P3,785,306 for senators.
Tiangco said that DBM has yet to account for the P134 billion more in DAP funds released by Abad that has not been checked by Congress.
United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) secretary-general Navotas Representative Toby Tiangco unveiled his own list of lawmakers who had projects funded from the unconstitutional DAP.
Topping Tiangco's list, which his staff culled from the list of DAP-funded projects posted on the website of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), is former Congressman and now Transportation Secretary Jun Abaya.
Abaya, who is a ranking member of the Liberal Party (LP), surpassed the DAP-funded projects of House Speaker Sonny Belmonte and Majority Leader Neptali Gonzales II.
Abaya was the manager of the Corona impeachment prosecution team.
Fellow Cavite lawmaker, Ayong Maliksi, got the 4th highest DAP entitlements based on Tiangco's list, while former An Waray Representative Florencio Noel had the 5th highest DAP entitlements. Noel was chairman of the House Committee on Accounts.
Batanes Representative Henedina Abad, wife of the architect of the DAP, Budget Secretary Butch Abad, got the 6th highest DAP entitlements.
Joseph Abaya - P408 million
Feliciano Belmonte Jr. - P297.487 million
Neptali Gonzales II - P263 million
Ayong Maliksi - P217.894 million
Florencio "Bem" Noel - P179.5 million
Henedina Abad - P176.619 million
Edgar San Luis - P160.209 million
Tomas Osmeña - P124.124 million
Lorenzo Tañada - P120.581 million
Nelson Collantes - P110 million
The DAP ran from 2011 to 2013, the term of the 15th Congress, which had some 280 members. Based on Tiangco's list, DAP entitlements went to about 125 lawmakers.
A total of 188 lawmakers voted for Corona's impeachment. Senator Jinggoy Estrada had alleged that DAP projects were allocated to pro-impeachment lawmakers. Many of the lawmakers are administration allies.
Agapito Guanlao - P3 million
Alejandro Mirasol - P4 million
Alfredo Benitez - P10 million
Amado Bagatsing - P10 million
Ana York Bondoc - P30 million
Anna York Bondoc - P16 million
Anthony Del Rosario - P2 million
Antonio Alvarez - P16 million
Arnulfo Fuentebella - P81.5 million
Arturo Robes - P4.5 million
Ayong Maliksi - P217.894 million
Ben Evardone - P10 million
Benjamin Asilo - P20 million
Bernadette Herrrera-Dy - P5 million
Carlo Lopez - P20.5 million
Carlos Padilla - P18.87 million
Carmen Zamora-Apsay - P10 million
Carol Jayne Lopez - P5 million
Cesar Sarmiento - P10 million
Crispin Remulla - P27 million
Dakila Cua - P50 million
Danilo Suarez - P70 million
Daryl Grace Abayon - P750,000
David Kho - P11 million
Edcel Lagman - P54.5 million
Edgar San Luis - P160.209 million
Edwin Olivares - P18.001 million
Eleandro Madrona - P10 million
Eleanor Bulut-Begtang - P10 million
Elpidio Barzaga - P55 million
Emi Calixto-Rubiano - P10 million
Emmeline Aglipay - P400,000
Enrique Cojuangco - P29.9 million
Eufranio Eriguel - P10 million
Evita Arago - P50.4 million
Feliciano Belmonte Jr. - P297.487 million
Florencio "Bem" Noel - P179.5 million
Gabriel Quisumbing - P15 million
Gina de Venecia - P10 million
Giorgidi Aggabao - P10 million
Godofredo Arquiza - P5 million
Henedina Abad - P176.619 million
Irvin Alcala - P7.5 million
Isabelle Climaco - P43.9 million
Isidro Lico - P10 million
Isidro Ungab - P80.25 million
Janette Garin - P27.5 million
Jaye Lacson-Noel - P10 million
JC Rahman Nava - P15 million
Jerry Trenas - P14 million
Jim Hataman-Saliman - P10 million
Joaquin Nava - P32 million
Jocelyn Limkaichong - P94.459 million
Jocelyn Limkaincong - P15 million
Jorge Banal - P39.945 million
Jose Maria Zubiri - P10 million
Jose Ping-Ay - P7 million
Josefina Joson - P25 million
Joselito Mendoza - P9.75 million
Joseph Abaya - P408 million
Joseph Violago - P41.339 million
Josephine Joson - P30 million
Josephine Lacson-Noel - P51 million
Juan Edgardo Angara - P10 million
Julio Ledesma - P4 million
Kaka Bag-ao - P10 million
Lorenzo Tanada - P11.55 million
Lorenzo Tañada - P120.581 million
Loreto Leo Ocampos - P10.5 million
Lucy Torres-Gomez - P5 million
Mandianas - P100 million
Manuel Agyao - P250,000
Maria Isabelle Climaco - P21.1 million
Mariano Piamonte - P2.5 million
Mark Aeron Sambar - P3.75 million
Mark Llandro Mendoza - P29.2 million
Marlyn Primicias-Agabas - P10 million
Maximo Rodriguez - P13.91 million
Mel Senen Sarmiento - P15 million
Mercedes Navarro - P3.75 million
Mylene Albano - P2 million
Narciso Bravo - P40.25 million
Neil Benedict Montejo - P14 million
Neil Tupas - P49.559 million
Nelson Collantes - P110 million
Neptali Gonzales II - P263 million
Neri Colmenares - P7 million
Neri Colminares - P3 million
Nicanor Briones - P1.5 million
Nur Jaafar - P32.5 million
Nur Jafaar - P5 million
Oscar Malapitan - P35 million
Pablo Garcia - P67.5 million
Pangalian Balindong - P45 million
Philip Pichay - P10 million
Raul Daza - P105.065 million
Rene Relampagos - P35 million
Rex Gatchalian - P44.85 million
Reynaldo Umali - P35 million
Robert Estrella - P2.55 million
Roberto Puno - P42.5 million
Rodante Marcoleta - P29.704 million
Rodel Batocabe - P10 million
Rodolfo Antonino - P20 million
Rodolfo Antonio - P10 million
Rodolfo Biazon - P61 million
Rodolfo Fariñas - P40 million
Rolando Andaya - P55 million
Romero Quimbo - P32 million
Ronald Cosalan - P101.6 million
Rosenda Ann Ocampo - P15.5 million
Rosendo Labadlabad - P18.853 million
Roy Duavit - P10 million
Rufus Rodriguez - P47 million
Salvador Escudero - P25 million
Sema - P100 million
Sergio Apostol - P8.7 million
Sharon Garin - P5 million
Sherwin Tugna - P35 million
Singson - P100 million
Thelma Almario - P30 million
Tomas Apacible - P10.78 million
Tomas Osmeña - P124.124 million
Tupay Loong - P10 million
Vincent Crisologo - P27.65 million
Zenaida Angping - P56.1 million
In addition, Tiangco's list also showed 23 senators had DAP-funded projects, with Senator Teofisto Guingona, now presidential assistant Francis Pangilinan, and Senators Koko Pimentel, Loren Legarda, Juan Ponce Enrile, Gregorio Honasan, Francis Escudero, Ralph Recto, and Tito Sotto on top.
Of the senators, Miriam Defensor Santiago, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and Joker Arroyo voted against Corona's conviction at the Senate.
Guingona now heads the Blue Ribbon Committee which investigated the DAP.
Teofisto Guingona III - P360.51 million
Francis Pangilinan - P310.841 million
Aquilino Pimentel III - P258.1 million
Loren Legarda - P250 million
Juan Ponce Enrile - P249 million
Gringo Honasan - P238 million
Francis Escudero - P235.5 million
Ralph Recto - P233.17 million
Vicente Sotto III - P214 million
Franklin Drilon - P197.11 million
Pia Cayetano - P175.676 million
Alan Peter Cayetano - P159.999 million
Edgardo Angara - P153.9 million
Ramon Revilla Jr. - P115 million
Sergio Osmeña - P111.75 million
Antonio Trillanes - P100 million
Ferdinand Marcos - P100 million
Miriam Santiago - P100 million
Jinggoy Estrada - P96.75 million
Manuel Lapid - P65 million
Manuel Villar - P43 million
Joker Arroyo - P17 million
Tiangco had vowed to question the quorum at the lower House until the DBM submits a list of DAP-funded projects per lawmaker.
Last week, Tiangco berated Abad for submitting a "sanitized" list of the P10.08-billion DAP funds released to legislators.
Belatedly, the DBM posted the list on its website titled "List of Lawmaker-Endorsed DAP projects." But upon close review, the total amount given to lawmakers only reached P8,826,355 -- or, a total of P5,041,049 for congressmen, and P3,785,306 for senators.
Tiangco said that DBM has yet to account for the P134 billion more in DAP funds released by Abad that has not been checked by Congress.
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