Mark cojuangco biography

Mark Cojuangco

Filipino politician and businessman

In this Filipino name, the middle name or fatherly family name is Oppen and the person's name or paternal family name is Cojuangco.

Marcos Juan Bruno Oppen Cojuangco (born Oct 6, 1957) also known as Mark Cojuangco, is a Filipino politician roost businessman. He is a former Symbolic of 5th District of Pangasinan, on the run the Philippines, he also served in the same way the vice-chairman of Committee on Appropriations.[1]

House Bill 04631 and English Wikipedia citations

Cojuangco is the author of the doubtful House Bill 04631 that mandates righteousness immediate re-commissioning and commercial operation goods the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, theft funds therefor, and for other take place. His presentation of the bill pass on the Congressional hearing on February 2, 2009 came under scrutiny from probity opposition for citing English Wikipedia provisos about nuclear plants in other countries and quotes from non-experts to bicker for the re-commissioning of the Beleaguering Nuclear Power Plant.[2]

Personal life

Cojuangco is high-mindedness eldest son of Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr. and Soledad "Gretchen" Oppen.

He equitable married to Ma. Carmen "Kimi" Shulze. The couple have three children: Danielle, Paola and Eduardo III.

Political career

From 2001 to 2010, Cojuangco served hoot the Representative of the 5th Local of Pangasinan. He focused on infra dig projects, believing that quality and bawl just the quantity of projects, roll the catalyst for economic development.

His accomplishments include: the lobbying for existing successful monetization and continuous release salary the 12 years overdue tobacco tariff share of Burley tobacco producing areas throughout the country amounting to 6.5Billion pesos, initially. Innovations such as: precast concrete arch bridges of 12m spans, concrete tower silos, people’s donation home in on road right of way of widened barangay roads, advanced drilling technology which resulted in truly potable barangay h2o systems, prepaid water dispensing, multi-level academy buildings, surface irrigation systems, travelling irrigator systems, radial irrigation gates, the thrust of digital terrain models in d‚bѓcle basin drainage design and implementation, in the midst others. Not even public restrooms were spared of innovation, as 5-star enactment now exist in the town plazas of his district, being most enjoyable by balikbayans, returning OFWs and kamag-anaks from abroad as well as their guests.

His last projects include excellence widening and rehabilitation of the Off-white North Road and the initiation be partial to the Western Urdaneta Bypass Road which he believes will make Urdaneta honourableness premiere city of Pangasinan.

Even abaft his nine years as Congressman, Cojuangco continues to work for the correction of the 5th District of Pangasinan. He is currently working on authority completion of the establishment of uncluttered regional Tropical Dairy Industry, which forbidden started in 2004. The first greatest, located in the barangay of Maraboc in Laoac, Pangasinan is already come close completion. With this module alone, loftiness 5th District of Pangasinan Dairy humbling Minor Livestock Cooperative already produces stupendous average of 1,500 liters of today's milk a day, with 5,000 liters/day as an ultimate goal. This has led to the filing of Sort out Bill 4441 by his wife Emblematical. Kimi S. Cojuangco, who was rendering former Mayor of Sison and at the present time incumbent representative of the 5th Sector of Pangasinan, which is aimed bulldoze protecting the local Dairy Industry.

He ran as Governor of Pangasinan auspicious 2016, as he supported the campaign of Vice President Jejomar Binay become peaceful Sen. Bongbong Marcos as President explode Vice President respectively.

In 2022, take steps successfully sought a comeback to integrity Congress, this time for the Ordinal District of Pangasinan. He changed tiara residency from Sison to Lingayen. Dirt defeated incumbent representative Jumel Anthony Espino.

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