Soledad Cruz Eusebio (J– June 30, 2004).Aldrin Gersalia (1780s) (Gobernadorcillo).The factory in lower right portion represents the prosperity and progress of the city. On the lower left portion is the Pasig Cathedral, the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pasig. Pasig is derived from a Hindu word meaning a body of water connecting two bodies of water. The woman represents the Mutya ng Pasig.The vice mayor, besides taking on mayoral responsibilities in case of a temporary vacancy, acts as the presiding officer of the city legislature. The mayor acts as the chief executive of the city while the city councilors act as its legislative body. Pasig is governed primarily by the city mayor, the vice mayor and the city councilors. , Pasig buildsbridges to Makati, MarikinaĪlaminos ♺ntipolo ♻ago ♻ais ♻alanga ♻atac ♻atangas ♻ayawan ♻aybay ♻ayugan ♻islig ♻ogo ♻orongan ♼abadbaran ♼abanatuan ♼adiz ♼alamba ♼alapan ♼albayog ♼andon ♼anlaon ♼arcar ♼atbalogan ♼auayan ♼avite ♽anao ♽apitan ♽asmariñas ♽igos ♽ipolog ♽umaguete ♾lSalvador ♾scalante.^Philippine Headline NewsOnline - Ex-Pasig Congressman Slain, Manila, 14 April 2005.
^Synchronized National andLocal Elections Law - Republic Act No.^NSCB Philippine StandardGeographic Codes - City of Pasig.Rosalio 'Yoyong' Martirez, (2004-Present).Vicente Eusebio, (2004-2007) - Henry Lanot claimed to have wonthe 2005 election, but he was murdered so Vicente regained histitle.Aldrin Gersalia, (1780's) (Gobernadorcillo).Don Mario Lamercia, (1750-1780) (Gobernadorcillo).Heneral Joshua Milan Saavedra, (1738-1750)(Gobernadorcillo) Padre Armando Zuniga (1728-1738) (Spanish-Filipino Priest).Padre Daniel Florida Mesa (1689's) (Spanish Priest).Sixto Antonio Avenue is a major north-south road in PasigCity. Prominent FM radiostations are established here and has been airing since late 1980s.Due to the businesses and investments Ortigas Center relativelyabsorbs, the barangay of San Antonio has the largest income for asingle local government unit in the Philippines.ĭr.
Call centers flocked businesses in Ortigas Center since late90's, a hub for job-seekers and investors. The headquarters of San Miguel Corporation, owner ofthe largest producer of beer in the Philippines, is also locatedhere. The headquarters of the Philippine Stock Exchange,which is also home to one of trading floors of the country, islocated here. Northwest of OrtigasCenter is the Meralco Compound, home and head office of Meralco (Manila ElectricCompany), the largest electrical distribution company in thePhilippines. The head office of the Integrated Bar of thePhilippines was also established here. The University of Asia andthe Pacific (UA&P), one of the most exclusive universitiesin the country, is located here. BarangaysĪrguably more significant eastern part of Pasig and west of Mandaluyong lies the Ortigas Center.As one of the top business districts in the Metro Manila, numeroushigh-rise office buildings, residential condominiums, commercialestablishments, schools and malls are located here.
Thefirst district encompasses the southern and western sections of thecity, while the second district encompasses the northern andeastern sections. Itsbarangays are grouped into two districts for city councilrepresentation purposes. Pasig City is politically subdivided into 30 barangays.
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