Mitos Magsaysay, also referred to as Ma. Milagros Habana-Magsaysay, is the Congresswoman of 1st district of Zambales since 2004, and senatorial candidate of the United Nationalist Alliance on 2013 elections.
Mitos was voted Most Outstanding Congressman for 5 consecutive years in 2004-2009, and in 2011. She is an Emeritus Hall of Fame Awardee.
Mitos Magsaysay was also a Deputy Minority Leader of the House of Representatives for 3 terms.
Known as Congresswoman Libre, she is very active and vocal legislator in the HOR especially on bills, issues, and laws that affect the citizenry. For the last 9 years, she has provided the following everyday:
Mitos Magsaysay has sponsored or authored at least 35 House Measures such as “An Act Fixing the Specific Limits of Forest Lands and Alienable and Disposable Lands Within the Province Of Zambales,” “An Act Establishing a National Science and Technology Center in Olongapo City, Zambales and Appropriating Funds Therefor,” “An Act Providing that the Schedule of Fair Market Values of Real Property shall be Prepared by the Local Assessment Council Amending for the Purpose of the Local Government Code Of 1991,” “An Act Amending Republic Act No. 4136, Article III, Section 14.-Issuance of Certificate Of Registration.- A Properly Numbered Certificate of Registration shall be Issued for Each Separate Motor Vehicle after Due Inspection and Payment of Corresponding Registration Fees, as Amended,” and “An Act Creating a National Student Loan Board to Implement a National Student Loan Program for the Poor, Defining its Implementing Guidelines, Rules and Regulations and Appropriating Funds Therefor.”
She is a graduate from the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City with a degree of BS in Business Administration.
Mitos Magsaysay is married to Jesus Vicente Magasaysay II, son of former Zambales Governor Vicente Magsaysay. She is a mother of 6 kids
Sources: wikipedia.org, congress.gov.ph, Mitos Magsaysay FB Fan Page
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Ishmael F. Ahab
February 2, 2013 at 10:02 am
COMELEC, as the country’s authority on the elections should be fair and independent from the current Admin. Sa lagay nito eh parang lumalabas ang pagka-bias ng mga tao sa COMELEC. Kung dito pa lang bias na kayo eh paano pa kaya kapag halalan na? Maasahan ko ba kayo na patas ang treatment ninyo sa mga kandidatong kaaway ni PNoy?
melissa
April 8, 2013 at 3:57 pm
If all government officials are like Mitos Magsaysay, the private sector will be a very willing partner in development and the Philippines will truly be a progressive country. Nothing can beat a SINCERE and SELFLESS PUBLIC SERVICE. Number 23 will be No. 1 in my ballot this coming May 2013. God bless you for all the good work that you do.