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Mar 3, 2013 · Senatorial candidate and former Las Piñas representative Cynthia Villar received negative publicity on her recent remarks with the Philippine nurses. The 62-year-old wife of former Presidential candidate Manny Villar became the target of online outraged especially on different social media sites. The former Las Piñas Congressman Cynthia Villar was quoted as saying that “NURSE lang yan ...
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May 20, 2020 · CYNTHIA VILLAR – Top voted Philippine Senator Cynthia Villar and some of her statements and comments that ignited controversy. Among the most controversial senators of today is Cynthia Villar. Aside from being known as the richest senator in the country, she’s also known over her foul and controversial remarks made regarding issues concerning the people.
Mar 4, 2013 · Villar draws nurses' ire with controversial statementBy Rio Rose Ribaya | Yahoo! Southeast Asia Newsroom March 4, 2013 Cynthia VillarThe buzzer rang.And the wife of Senator Manuel Manny Villar ran out of time to expound her statement, which drew the ire of thousands of Filipino nurses.Ang sinasabi namin sa kanila na 'actually, hindi naman kailangan ng nurse na matapos ang BSN (BS Nursing).
May 20, 2013 · After the initial controversy involving nurses during the campaign period, Senator-elect Cynthia Villar says when she assumes office in June, one of her priorities would be a bill that seeks to put a nurse in every barangay and school in the country.
To address the problem of unemployment and underemployment among Filipino nurses, Sen. Cynthia Villar proposed the deployment of one nurse in every barangay in the country. Senate Bill No. 726 or "A Nurse in Every Barangay Act of 2016" proposes to establish a program for the employment of nurses in every barangay.
May 7, 2013 · Moving on from 2010. Villar is no stranger to hard times. In 2010, her husband lost a well-oiled bid for the presidency, placing third only to President Benigno Aquino III.
