Rio de Josefino & Most talked about river in Negros in 2014

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Thank you so much God ,it was the vision of my late father Pino Villanueva Larena to service and protest the welfare of the people of Barangay Sra. Acion in San Jose ,Negros Oriental for serving  for 20 years and till his death. Restoring Camandagan River System to its proper flow and I made a  road to make sure the people can easily bring their agricultural products to the market place or Tabo, habal-habal can bring passenger to the National Highway and comfortable  to travel to their destinations, this strategic planning management that I learned from my Graduate  & Post Graduate Studies.It made me and my family realize our social reasonability  to the place that we love, full of heritage and the people that we care.I hope that you will not forget me in the future endeavor to service  for locality . Thank you to the local media, local people, local officials and Provincial officials for your love & trust .Mabuhay to all my supporters!!     


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