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The Upsilon Sigma Phi (ΥΣΦ) is the oldest Greek-letter organization and fraternity in Asia. It is the first student organization in the University of the Philippines, and it has been in operation since its founding in 1918. The following is a list of notable members of Upsilon Sigma Phi, the oldest Greek-letter fraternity in Asia.

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Constitutional Conventions edit

1935 Constitutional Convention edit

Main article: 1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention election

1971 Constitutional Convention edit

Main article: 1970 Philippine Constitutional Convention election

1986 Constitutional Commission edit

Executive Branch edit

Presidents edit

  • Jose P. Laurel – 4th Philippine President, Senator, Supreme Court Justice, Commissioner of Justice, and Secretary of the Interior; Member, 1935 Constitutional Convention[2]
  • Ferdinand Emmanuel E. Marcos Sr. – 10th Philippine President, 11th Senate President, Secretary of Defense, and Ilocos Norte Representative[3][4]

Vice Presidents edit

Executive Departments edit

Current edit

Former edit

Legislative Branch edit

Senate edit

 
Senator Francis Pangilinan.
 
Senator Richard J. Gordon
  • Benigno S. Aquino Jr. – Senator (1967–1972), Marcos opposition leader [6]
  • Joker Arroyo – Senator (2001–2013)
  • Gil Puyat – 13th Senate President (1967-1972), Senator (1951–1972) [19]
  • Gerardo M. Roxas – Senator (1963–1972), Senate Minority Floor Leader
  • Juan R. Liwag – Senator (1963–1969) and Justice Secretary[20]
  • Mamintal A. J. Tamano – Senator (1969–1972, 1987–1992)
  • Domocao Alonto – Senator (1956–1961), Islamic leader[21]
  • Sotero Laurel – President Pro Tempore (1991-1992), Senator (1987–1992)
  • Estanislao Fernandez – Senator (1959–1965), Senate Minority Floor Leader (1962-1965)
  • Jose P. Laurel – Senator (1925–1931; 1951-1957); Majority Leader (1928–1931)
  • Arturo Tolentino – Senator (1957–1972; 1992–1995)
  • Salvador Roman H. Laurel – Senator (1967–1972)
  • Ferdinand Emmanuel E. Marcos Sr. – 11th Senate President (1963-1965), Senator (1959–1965)

House of Representatives edit

 
Congressman Roman Romulo.
 
Congressman Boying Remulla.

Incumbent edit

  • Martin Romualdez – Speaker of the House (2022-Present); Leyte Representative (2007–2016; 2019–present); Majority Floor Leader (2019–2022)[17]
  • Roman Romulo – Pasig Representative (2007–2016; 2019–present)[11]
  • Arnie Fuentebella – Camarines Sur Representative (2019–Present)[22]
  • Ping Remulla – Cavite 7th District Representative (2023–present)

Former edit

  • José Laurel Jr. – 9th Speaker of the House of Representatives; Batangas Representative (1941-1957; 1961-1972; 1984-1986) [23]
  • Nicanor Yñiguez – 15th Speaker of the House of Representatives; Southern Leyte Representative (1957–1972; 1984–1986) [24]
  • Roque Ablan, Jr. – Ilocos Norte Representative (1967–1973; 1987–1998; 2001–2010)
  • Gerardo Roxas Jr. – Capiz Representative (1987–1993)[10]
  • Wenceslao Vinzons – Camarines Norte Representative (1941–1942)[25]
  • Simeon M. Valdez - Ilocos Norte Representative[26]
  • Hermogenes D. Concepcion, Jr. - Nueva Ecija Representative[27]
  • Renato P. Dragon - Cavite Representative[28]
  • Emilio R. Espinosa - Masbate Representative[29]
  • Francisco B. Aniag, Jr. - Bulacan Representative[30]
  • Joaquin L. Ortega, Jr. - La Union Representative[31]
  • Samuel F. Reyes - Ilocos Sur Representative[32]
  • Ferdinand Emmanuel E. Marcos Sr. - Ilocos Norte Representative[33]
  • Florante C. Roque - Bulacan Representative[34]
  • Jerome V. Paras - Negros Oriental Representative[35]
  • Jacinto V. Paras - Negros Oriental Representative[36]
  • Marcial C. Punzalan, Jr. - Quezon Representative[37]
  • Pablo R. Roman - Bataan Representative[38]
  • Agaton A. Ursua - Camarines Sur Representative[39]
  • Eduardo C. Zialcita - Parañaque City Representative[40]
  • Enrique A. Zaldivar - Antique Representative[41]
  • Joker Arroyo - Makati City Representative[42]
  • Gerardo Roxas, Sr. - Capiz Representative[43]
  • Jesus Crispin Remulla – Cavite Representative (2004–2013; 2019–2022)[44]
  • Isagani Amatong – Zamboanga del Norte Representative (2019–2022)[45]
  • Victor Yap – Tarlac Representative (2019–2022)[46]
  • Rimpy Bondoc – Pampanga Representative (2019–2022)[47]
  • Gilbert Remulla – Cavite Representative (2001–2004)[44]
  • Felix William Fuentebella – Camarines Sur Representative (2001–2004; 2013–2016) [48]
  • Alfred Vargas – Quezon City 5th District Representative (2013–2022)

Batasang Pambansa edit

  • Ismael A. Mathay, Jr. - Quezon City Representative[49]
  • Enrique M. Belo - Western Visayas Representative[50]
  • Angel D. Concepcion - Central Luzon Representative[51]
  • Onofre D. Corpuz - Cabinet Representative[52]
  • Enrique T. Garcia - Cabinet Representative[53]
  • Mario S. Garcia - Central Luzon Representative
  • Querube C. Makalintal - Metro Manila Representative[54]
  • Estelito P. Mendoza - Central Luzon Representative[55]
  • Jose G. Puyat, Jr. - Surigao del Sur Representative[50]
  • Teodoro Q. Peña - Southern Tagalog Representative[51]
  • Troadio T. Quiazon, Jr. - Cabinet Representative[56]
  • Arturo M. Tolentino - Manila Representative[57]
  • Danilo L. Concepcion - Sectoral: Youth Representative[58]
  • Salvador Roman H. Laurel - Southern Tagalog Representative[59]
  • Juan R. Liwag - Central Luzon Representative[60]
  • Estanislao A. Fernandez - Laguna Representative[61]

National Assembly edit

Judicial Branch edit

Supreme Court Chief Justices edit

  • José Abad Santos – 5th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; Secretary of Justice[62]
  • Jose P. Laurel – Acting Chief Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines; Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[63][2]
  • Querube Makalintal – 11th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; 14th Speaker of the House of Representatives[64]
  • Enrique Fernando – 13th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines[65]

Supreme Court Associate Justices edit

  • Estanislao Fernandez – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[24]
  • Nestor Alampay – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines [66]
  • Ramon Fernandez – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines [67]
  • Vicente Ericta – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[68]
  • Hermogenes Concepcion – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines [69]
  • Emilio Gancayco – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[70]
  • Jose Campos – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines [71]
  • Camilo Quiason – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[68]
  • Florentino Feliciano – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[72]
  • Josue Bellosillo – Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines[73]

Local Government Units edit

Incumbent Governors edit

  • Jonvic Remulla – Cavite Governor (2010–2016; 2019–present)[74]
  • Dennis Socrates – Vice Governor, Palawan
  • Vincent Soriano – Mayor, Pakil, Laguna (2016–present); Laguna Board Member (2001-2004)
  • Jovi Fuentabella – Mayor, Camarines Sur
  • Jay Rodriguez – Board Member, Palawan
  • Ping Remulla – Board Member, Cavite
  • Zaldy Laudencia – Councilor, La Union
  • Jay Quitain Jr. – Councilor, Davao City
  • Rhichie Brown – Councilor, Pasig
  • Cocoy Lopez – Councilor, Laguna

Former Governors edit

  • Wenceslao Q. Vinzons – World War II war hero; Camarines Norte Governor (1940–1941); Member, 1935 Constitutional Convention[25]
  • Ninoy Aquino Benigno Aquino – Governor, Tarlac (1961–1967)[6]
  • Juanito Remulla Sr. – Governor, Cavite (1980–1986; 1987–1995)[74]
  • Jesus Crispin Remulla – Governor, Cavite (2016–2019)[74]
  • Wencelito T. Andanar - Governor, Surigao del Norte
  • Abdul Ghaffur Madki A. Alonto - Governor, Lanao del Sur
  • Isagani S. Amatong - Governor, Zamboanga del Norte
  • Jack P. Arroyo - Governor, Camarines Sur
  • Vicente Caedo - Governor, Batangas
  • Emilio R. Espinosa, Jr. - Governor, Masbate
  • Augusto B. Legaspi, Sr. - Governor, Aklan
  • Estelito P. Mendoza - Governor, Pampanga
  • Joaquin L. Ortega, Jr. - Governor, La Union
  • Efren B. Pascual - Governor, Bataan
  • Manuel S. Pecson - Governor, Masbate
  • Victor A. Yap - Governor, Tarlac
  • Enrique A. Zaldivar - Governor, Antique
  • Mel Mathay – Mayor, Quezon City (1992-2001)
  • Teddy Macapagal - Mayor, Olongapo City; Founder, PDP–Laban[75]
  • Felixberto Oliveros – Mayor, Puerto Princesa[76]

Foreign Service edit

Current edit

  • Jaime Victor B. Ledda - Ambassador to the Netherlands (2013-2020); former Permanent Representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)[77]
  • Carlos D. Sorreta - Ambassador to Russia (2015-2021); former Director-General of the Foreign Service Institute[78]

Former edit

  • Roberto S. Benedicto - Ambassador to Japan (1972-1978); First Class, Order of the Rising Sun (1977)[79]
  • Mario C. Belisario - Ambassador to Romania and Hungary (1981-1986); Consul General for Chicago, USA (1989-1990)[80]
  • Gautier F. Bisnar - Ambassador and Chief Delegate to the Malaysian-Philippine Talks on Sabah (1968); Consul General for Vancouver, Canada (1968-1971)[81]
  • Jose D. Ingles - first Philippine Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany (1956-1962); Ambassador to Thailand (1962-1965)[82]
  • Yusuf R. Abubakar - first Ambassador to Malaysia; Ambassador to Egypt (1971-1973)[83]
  • Trinidad Q. Alconcel - Ambassador to Argentina (1984-1986); Consul General for Hawaii (1966-1972; 1976-1984)[84]
  • Abdul Ghaffur Madki A. Alonto - former Ambassador to Libya[85]
  • Constante Ma. Cruz - Ambassador to Myanmar (1978-1986)[86]
  • Abraham A. Rasul - Ambassador to Saudi Arabia (1989-1993)[87]
  • Jose Z. Oledan - Ambassador to Spain (1999-2001)[83]
  • Armando D. Manalo - Ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg (1979-1985); Ambassador to Switzerland (1985-1986)[88]
  • Isabelito J. Astraquillo - Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (1986-1989)[89]
  • Kasan A. Marohombsar - Ambassador to Egypt (1986-1993)[90]
  • Alberto A. Pedrosa - Ambassador to Belgium (1993-1995)[91]
  • Edgardo B. Espiritu - Ambassador to the United Kingdom (2003-2009)[92]
  • Enrique A. Zaldivar - Ambassador to Brunei (1999-2002)[93]
  • Alunan C. Glang - Ambassador to Kuwait (1987-1989)[94]
  • Menandro P. Galenzoga - Ambassador to Egypt (1993-1996)[95]
  • Oscar G. Valenzuela - Ambassador to Brazil (1999-2005), Ambassador to Egypt (2008-2010)[96]
  • Willy C. Gaa - Ambassador to the United States (2006-2010); Ambassador to the People's Republic of China (2003-2006)[97]
  • Jesus I. Yabes - Ambassador to Pakistan (2010-2012); Ambassador to Singapore (1999-2002); Consul General for Shanghai, China (2002-2007)[98]
  • Jose Arthur P. Ampeso - Consul General for Vancouver, Canada (2011-2013); Charges d’ Affaires of the Embassy in United Arab Emirates (2002-2003)[99]
  • Wencelito T. Andanar - special envoy to Malaysia[100]
  • Julius D. Torres - Charges d'Affaires of the Embassy in Iraq; Ambassador to Jordan (2008-2011); Consul General, Hawaii (2011-2014)[101]

Military and Law Enforcement edit

Independent Offices and Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations edit

  • Michael Ted R. Macapagal - Director, Philippine National Oil Corporation; Olongapo City President, PDP–Laban (Duterte administration)[105]
  • Michael Ted R. Macapagal - Chairman of the Board, Philippine National Railways
  • Patrick Ty – Chief Regulator, Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) Regulatory Office
  • Alfonso Calalang – Governor, Central Bank of the Philippines[20]
  • Roberto S. Benedicto - Monetary Board Member
  • Jaime Velasquez - Monetary Board Member
  • Pio Pedrosa - Monetary Board Member
  • Christian S. Monsod – COMELEC Chairman; Commissioner, 1987 Constitutional Commission[106]
  • Vicente Ericta - Ombudsman of the Philippines
  • Bartolome C. Fernandez, Jr. - Commissioner, Commission on Audit
  • Ramoncito Z. Abad – Chairman, Development Bank of the Philippines
  • Nereo C. Andolong – Chairman & General Manager, Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
  • Hermogenes D. Concepcion, Jr. – Chairman, Government Service Insurance System
  • Deogracias Gerard P. Custodio – Chairman & Administrator, Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (AFAB)
  • Saeed Daof – Chairman, Southern Philippines Development Authority
  • Ricardo G. Golpeo - Chairman, Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
  • Jose R. Katigbak - Chairman, Land Bank of the Philippines
  • Sergio T. Naguiat, Jr. – President, Clark Development Corporation
  • Federico C. Pascual - President, Government Service Insurance System
  • Pio P. Pedrosa - President, Philippine National Bank
  • Teodoro Q. Peña - Chairperson, Export Processing Zone Authority
  • Vicente U. Quintana - Administrator, Cooperatives Development Authority
  • Rodolfo O. Reyes – Administrator & CEO, Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA)

International Organizations edit

Academe edit

University of the Philippines edit

Others edit

Arts and Humanities edit

 
Musician, composer, cultural advocate Johnny Alegre

Business & Corporate edit

  • Jorge L. Araneta – Philippine billionaire; Chairman, Araneta Group of Companies[24][10]
  • Roberto S. Benedicto – Philippine billionaire; Business magnate (sugar, media, real estate, aviation, agriculture)[135][136]
  • Norberto B. Quisumbing, Jr. - businessman and founder of Norkis Trading and Norkis Group of Companies
  • Fernando Malveda - Chairman and President, LEADS Agricultural and Environmental Health Products Corp.
  • Dante M. Abando - President, Makati Development Corporation; Vice President, Ayala Land, First Vice President, Philippine Constructors Association; President, Alveo Land
  • Ari Chio - Vice President for Investor Relations, GMA 7
  • Jose Ejercito - Chairman of the Board, Unilever Korea
  • Denis Lucindo - Vice President for Business Development, Philex Mining
  • Manuel Ortega - Vice President for External Affairs, Philamlife
  • Jaime Velasquez - Director, Ayala y Compania; Vice President & Director, Ayala Securities Corporation; Chairman, Ayala Investment and Development Corporation
  • Jose Puyat, Jr. - President, Philippine Chamber of Wood Industries
  • Ramon Abad - Chairman, Development Bank of the Philippines
  • Arsenio Bartolome III - President, Philippine National Bank; Chairman, Urban Bank
  • Alfonso Calalang - President, Security Bank & Trust Company; President, Bankers Association of the Philippines
  • Jose Desiderio, Jr. - President, Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines
  • Jose Katigbak - Chairman, Land Bank of the Philippines; Chairman and President, Union Savings and Mortgage Bank
  • Romeo Liamzon - President, Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines
  • Ramon Melencio - President, Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines
  • Edgardo Espiritu - President, Philippine National Bank, Associated Bank, and Westmont Bank
  • Federico Pascual - President, Allied Bank
  • Carlos Pedrosa - President, Pilipinas Bank
  • Pio Pedrosa - President, Philippine National Bank; President, Prudential Bank and Trust Company
  • Gil Puyat - Chairman and President, Manila Banking Corporation
  • Vicente G. Puyat - President, Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines
  • Jaime Velasquez - Chairman, Bank of the Philippine Islands

Journalism & Mass Communication edit

Law edit

  • Enrique Quiason - 2019 Top 100 Lawyers, Asia Business Law Journal; Founding Partner, Quiason Makalintal Barot Torres Ibarra Sison & Damaso[142][143]
  • Ancheta Tan - 2019 Top 100 Lawyers, Asia Business Law Journal; Founding Partner, Castillo Laman Tan Pantaleon & San Jose; titular member, International Labor Organization's Governing Body[142][143]
  • Carlos Ocampo - 2019 Top 100 Lawyers, Asia Business Law Journal; Founding Partner, Ocampo & Manalo Law Firm (OMLAW)[142][143]
  • Manolito Manalo - 2019 Top 100 Lawyers, Asia Business Law Journal; Founding Partner, Ocampo & Manalo Law Firm (OMLAW); Chairman, CEO, Prime Media Holdings Corp.[142][143]
  • Mark Gutierrez - 2019 Top 100 Lawyers, Asia Business Law Journal; Founding Partner, Gatmaytan Yap Patacsil Gutierrez & Protacio Law (C&G Law)[142][143]
  • Estelito Mendoza - Partner, Estelito P. Mendoza & Associates
  • Nicholas Felix Ty - Founding Partner, Molo, Sia, Dy, Tuazon, Ty & Coloma (MOSVELDTT) Law Offices[144]
  • David Emmanuel Puyat - Founding Partner, Puyat Jacinto & Santos (PJS)
  • Chet Tan Jr. - Partner, Castillo Laman Tan Pantaleon & San Jose
  • Rodolfo Reyes - Partner, Gordon Reyes Buted Viado & Blanco Law Offices (GDR Law)
  • Caesar Augustus Blanco - Partner, Gordon Reyes Buted Viado & Blanco Law Offices (GDR Law)
  • Juan Orendain Buted - Partner, Gordon Reyes Buted Viado & Blanco Law Offices (GDR Law)
  • Jose Crisostomo Jr. - Senior Partner, Siguion Reyna Montecillo & Ongsiako (SRMO)[145]

Medicine edit

  • Nicanor D. Montoya Sr. - Chairman and Founder, Medicard Philippines
  • Nicanor Montoya Jr. - President, Medicard Philippines[146]
  • Augusto Sarmiento - Chairman Emeritus, The Medical City
  • Calixto H. Zaldivar – Director, Lung Center of the Philippines
  • Ramon Batungbacal - President, Philippine Society of Ophthalmology; Professor Emeritus, UE Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center (UERM)
  • Alfredo Ramirez - Father of Burn Medicine in the Philippines; Dean, UP College of Medicine; President, Philippine College of Surgeons
  • Albert Francis E. Domingo - Consultant for Noncommunicable Diseases and Health Promotion, WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific
  • Antonio B. Donesa – President, University of the Philippines Medical Alumni Society in America, 1985-1987
  • Enrique Garcia – Health Minister; Director, Quezon Institute
  • Teodoro Herbosa – Undersecretary, Department of Health
  • Higino C. Laureta – TOYM Medicine 1968
  • Rodolfo L. Nitollama – President, Philippine Orthopaedic Association, 2004
  • Fernando F. Piedad – President, Philippine College of Physicians, first Asian Executive Committee Member, International Society of Internal Medicine
  • Victor R. Potenciano – Founder and Chairman, Polymedic (now the Victor R. Potenciano Memorial Medical Center)
  • Deogracias Alberto G. Reyes – Director, Center for Advanced Skills, Simulation and Training Innovation (Medical City)
  • Salvador R. Salceda – Director, Philippine General Hospital
  • Manuel Carlos Tan Jr. – President, Philippine Society of Otorhinolaryngology; ASEAN Federation of ENT Societies

Muslim Rights Advocacy edit

  • Ahmad Domocao A. Alonto - King Faisal Foundation Awardee for Service to Islam; Founding Member of the Makkah-based Rabita Al-Alam Al-Islami - Muslim World League; Chairman, Jamiatul Philippine as Islamia
  • Saeed A. Daof - Chairman/Executive Director, Center for the Promotion of Peace and Development in Mindanao; Ambassador, Moro Islamic Liberation Front
  • Alunan C. Glang - Ambassador; Leadership in Social and Cultural Development 1969
  • Abraham A. Rasul
  • Mamintal A. J. Tamano
  • Abdul Ghaffur Madki A. Alonto

Science, Technology, and Engineering edit

Sports edit

Distinguished Honorees/Awardees edit

Bantayog ng mga Bayani edit

  • Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. - Senator, Marcos opposition leader
  • Merardo T. Arce - Commander, New People's Army
  • Melito T. Glor - Commander, New People's Army
  • Benjamin H. Cervantes - Artist, activist
  • Cesar E. Hicaro - Student activist
  • Armando J. Malay - Journalist, activist
  • Alfredo L. Malicay - Student activist

The Outstanding Filipino (TOFIL) Award edit

  • Edgardo Espiritu (1988 - Banking)
  • Armando J. Malay (1994 - Journalism/Human Rights)
  • Christian S. Monsod (1995 - Government Service)
  • Salvador Roman H. Laurel (1996 - Public Service)
  • Richard J. Gordon (1996 - Government Service)
  • Mateo Armando T. Caparas (1999 - Community Service)

The Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) Awardees edit

  • Jose O. Juliano (1959 - Science)[149][150]
  • Benigno S. Aquino Jr. (1960 - Public Service)[149][150]
  • Florentino P. Feliciano (1961 - Law)[149][150]
  • Jorge G. Davide (1962 - Soils Science)[149][150]
  • José Encarnación Jr. (1963 - Economics)[149][150]
  • Abelardo G. Samonte (1963 - Public Administration)[149][150]
  • Bienvenido O. Juliano (1964 - Science)[149][150]
  • Rodolfo Y. Ragodon (1964 - Arts Painting)[149][150]
  • Serafin D. Quiason Jr. (1965 - History)[149][150]
  • Fernando A. Bernardo (1966 - Plant Breeding and Genetics)[149][150]
  • Jose P. Enriquez (1966 - Humanitarian Service)[149][150]
  • Ricardo M. Lantican (1968 - Agriculture)[149][150]
  • Higino C. Laureta (1968 - Medicine)[149][150]
  • Alunan C. Glang (1969 - Leadership in Social and Cultural Development)[149][150]
  • Edwin G. Wagelie (1969 - Animal Science)[149][150]
  • Ruben L. Villareal (1971 - Plant Breeding)[149][150]
  • Virgilio R. Carangal (1973 - Agriculture)[149][150]
  • Alfredo T. Ramirez (1973 - Medicine)[149][150]
  • Christian S. Monsod (1975 - Finance)[149][150]
  • Leovillo C. Agustin (1979 - Law Practice/Legal Aid)[149][150]
  • Arsenio M. Bartolome III (1980 - Development Banking)[149][150]
  • Richard J. Gordon (1982 - Public Administration)[149][150]
  • Ivan Anthony S. Henares (2012 - Heritage Conservation)[149][150]
  • Alfredo Paolo D. Vargas III (2019 - Public Service)[151]
  • Ariestelo A. Asilo (2021 - Social Entrepreneurship)

Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines edit

  • Benjo A. Delarmente (2008)
  • Sean Vincent L. Aquilino (2011)
  • Juan Carlo P. Tejano (2012)
  • Lancelot C. Yupingkun (2014)
  • Raphael Aaron A. Letaba (2015)

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