The Rise of Prospero Nograles
Davao City Rep. Prospero Nograles has been chosen the new speaker of the House of Representatives. The Davao City native, a true-blue Atenean, has come a long way, indeed.
But who is he? What makes him tick? Why is he considered a “lapdog” of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo? Here are some clues.
» Wikipedia on Nograles
» Personal data (Check out his official website here.)
» Nograles: From human rights lawyer to ‘Arroyo lapdog’
» Nograles Taking Heat for Role in ‘Tyrannical’ Cha-Cha Attempt
» ‘Accidental’ Nograles Tries the Backdoor
» Nograles’s Kalahi Using Lumads in ‘Smear Campaign’ Vs Anakpawis, Others
» ‘Fake Slay Plot Vs Davao Solon Ushered in Martial Law’
» Lakas, Nograles Camp Buying Votes in Davao?
» Duterte, Nograles squabble over broadcaster’s murder
» Coming soon: Duterte-Nograles showdown in 2010
» Nograles son’s wedding delays flight
» Nograles Sees No Need to Campaign
» Duterte: Nograles to blame for TU debacle in Davao
» ‘Burlesque King’: Libel Law Dooms Davao Newsman
» Duterte twits Nograles on jailed broadcaster
Davao’s Duterte Seeks Arroyo Pardon for Broadcaster Jailed by Nograles
Militant farmers urge Nograles to deliberate GARB; “Open the debates on GARB” – Speaker
Jailed Broadcaster Too Poor to Afford a Lawyer Asks for Help
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