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Villar launches first Plastic Recycling Factory in Metro

Senator-elect Cynthia Villar wasted no time in fulfilling her promise of creating livelihood to the poor, while protecting the environment.



She, together with Las Pinas Rep. Mark Villar and Sen. Manny Villar, recently inaugurated the first Waste Plastic Recycling Factory in Metro Manila, which turns plastic wastes into durable school chairs that could last up to 20 years.

Misis Hanepbuhay ready to continue legislative works in the senate

Cynthia Villar, former Las Pinas City Represenatative, has promise that she will continue her legislative works to help Filipinos.



“I want to share my experience in the local level and implement them in the national level. I want to pursue my advocacies in the Senate,” stressed Villar, popularly known as “Misis Hanep Buhay”, for the livelihood enterprises that she has set up in more than 500 communities in Las Pinas and more than 100 more all over the country.

Villar Foundation's Villards Cup billiards tournament at the Starmall

Villar Foundation’s tournament for a cause lends support to amateur players

The Villar Foundation, led by its Chairman and Managing Director—Senator Manny Villar and Former Las Pinas Representative Cynthia Villar, is staging the 2012 series of Villards Cup billiards tournament on September 23 and 24 at the newly opened Starmall in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan.

Manny Villar  together with Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes, Francisco ‘Django’ Bustamante, Ronnie ‘The Volcano’ Alcano and Dennis ‘Robocop’ Orcollo

Sixteen amateur players from all over the province of Bulacan qualified for the competition. 

Philippine Billiards legends--Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes, Francisco ‘Django’ Bustamante, Ronnie ‘The Volcano’ Alcano and Dennis ‘Robocop’ Orcollo--will also attend the event.

"Billiards now matches the popularity of basketball among Filipinos, especially the youth. Support for this sport should be encouraged and enhanced," said Sen. Villar, who will lead the ceremonial 'break' of the billiard tournament.