Preceded by Post created Role Filipino Politician Name Marcelino Teodoro | Religion Roman Catholic Profession Politician | |
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Political party Nationalist People's Coalition, Liberal Party, Independent politician Similar Marides Fernando, Del de Guzman, Bayani Fernando | ||
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Marcelino Teodoro is a Filipino politician who is the current Mayor of Marikina. He previously served as member of the Philippine House of Representatives; a legislator for the 1st District of Marikina City.
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- No blanket ban vs divorce solon
- Marikina City Mayor Marcelino Teodoro eyes expansion of free education if reelected
- Congressman of the 1st District
- Computer Education Act of 2007
- Free Public Pre school Education Act
- Billboard Regulation Act of 2007
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Marikina City Mayor Marcelino Teodoro eyes expansion of free education if reelected
Congressman of the 1st District
When the Lone district of Marikina was divided into 2 separate districts, he campaigned for the first District of Marikina and was supported by Marikina Mayor Marides Fernando. On May 2007, Marcelino Teodoro won the congress seat for Marikina.
Computer Education Act of 2007
On July 2, 2007, neophyte Congressman from the 1st district of Marikina had initiated a bill to establish compulsory computer education for elementary and high school curricula and for other purposes. The bill calls for the inclusion of computer education in the curriculum of public and private elementary and high schools.
Free Public Pre-school Education Act
On July 3, 2007, the congressman from Marikina authored a measure which provides for free public pre-school education to all qualified children in order to promote quality education in all levels.
Billboard Regulation Act of 2007
The bill lists the prohibitions with regard to the installation of billboards and signages, to wit: a) those that obstruct the view of vehicular or pedestrian traffic; b) those on posts or walls that obstruct roadways and pedestrian lanes; c) those that take the space reserved for safety and informative road signs; d) those that block any rural or urban natural vista; among others.