Aniceto Lacson (1857–1931), sugar farmer, revolutionary general and businessman in the Philippines
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Panfilo Lacson (born 1948), retired Director-General of the Philippine National Police, member of the Philippine Senate
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Arsenio Lacson (1911–1962), Filipino journalist and politician, Mayor of Manila from 1952 to 1962
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:Deathrow (2nd place; GMA Films)
Sugatang Puso (3rd place; Regal Films)
Spirit Warriors (MAQ Productions)
Markova: Comfort Gay (RVQ Productions)
Ping Lacson: Supercop (Millennium Cinema)
Suspects were Frank Magalona, son of the late Master Rapper Francis Magalona, Carlos Concepcion, Neil Arce and Jeck-Jeck Lacson, son of politician Ping Lacson.
When asked whether he thought the association with the Lacson family name was an advantage or disadvantage for him, Lacson said that he considered it an advantage, citing the long history of Lacsons who have been involved in public service in the Philippines, including former Manila mayor Arsenio Lacson, Philippine Revolutionary War hero Aniceto Lacson, and the numerous Lacsons who have served in various capacities in Negros Occidental.
For his service during the war, Lacson received citations from the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Sixth United States Army.
The transmitter is located Mt. Canlandog, Murcia, Negros Occidental and studios located at Rizal St. corner Lacson St. in Bacolod and at Phase 5 Alta Tierra Village, Jaro in Iloilo City.
After Mayor Lacson's successful term in the fifties, the city was led by Mayor Antonio Villegas during most of the 60's, and Mayor Ramon Bagatsing for nearly the entire decade of the 70's until the 1986 Edsa revolution, making him the longest serving Mayor of Manila.
In 1972, there was a change in leadership of the institution in the person of the Capt. Lacson’s youngest daughter, Mary Lou Lacson,who was welcomed and accepted even by union members.
To lead the management and rehabilitation efforts of the central provinces in the Philippines affected by Typhoon Haiyan, Philippines President Benigno Aquino III appointed Panfilo Lacson as Presidential Assistant for Rehabilitation and Recovery.
The books tells the story of eight different men (Vince Banaag, Wayne Alban, Pete Labrador, Carlo Domingo, Dr. Ed Lacson, Rei Arambulo, Monty Geronimo & Pio Andong Jr.) who decided to start a flower farm, called The Bud Brothers Flower Farm, in Lian, Batangas and their adventures in love.
The story centers on University of the Philippines anthropology student Nicole Lacson, a girl who holds a passionate love for Filipino myths passed down from her grandfather.