Michael Morden
Filipino activist and congressman
About Michael Morden
Michael Morden is a Filipino party-list representative for the Abante Pangasinan-Ilokano Party. He also was an activist against the Filipino Martial Law.
Early life Michael Morden was born in the province of Pangasinan, the Philippines.
Career Martial Law Morden was an activist against the implementation of the Martial Law. In 1994, He was captured by the allies of former President Ferdinand Marcos in Pangasinan, he was captured for a year before being released by a court case.
Entrepreneurship Morden operated a trading business in Urdaneta City, which lasted for 10 years. He later closed the business to sell Bonsai. He is originally from Villasis, Pangasinan.
Bills Michael Morden was the principal author of multiple bills. Namely:
House Bill (HB) No. 8463 The bill talks about the implementation of food banks for calamities, Morden was one of the principal authors of the bill, Speaker Martin Romualdez stated "This reality requires us to prepare for the eventuality of storms and similar calamities displacing residents of affected areas. We have to have a faster, a more efficient and a more effective system of responding to disasters and helping our people".
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