DJ Chacha reacts to lawmakers’ supposed long breaks, vacations
- DJ Chacha has sparked a discussion on social media about the supposed long breaks and vacations taken by lawmakers, suggesting that shorter breaks could improve the legislative process
- She raised concerns that extended time off may cause lawmakers to rush critical budget decisions
- In her post, she emphasized the importance of thorough and careful review of the national budget
- Social media users quickly echoed her views, saying lawmakers should reduce their breaks to maintain accountability and proper oversight of public funds
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Popular radio and TV personality DJ Chacha has sparked a conversation on social media about the purported extended breaks and vacations taken by lawmakers, suggesting that shorter breaks could improve the legislative process and ensure responsible budgeting.
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In a recent Instagram post, written in white text against a plain background, she expressed concern that long breaks may cause lawmakers to rush critical budget decisions.
“Bawasan sana ang dami at haba ng break ng mga mambabatas para hindi sila nagmamadali sa pagpasa ng budget,” she wrote.
“Taun-taon na lang, parang utang na loob pa ng publiko na nagpuyat sila at inabot ng holiday ang bicam,” she continued, pointing out the recurring expectation that the public should feel grateful for lawmakers’ extended working hours, even during holidays.
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“Mga boss amo, bawasan ninyo ang break ninyo para mas mabusisi at maayos ang paghimay sa pambansang budget,” DJ Chacha likewise penned, urging lawmakers to shorten their breaks to allow for a more thorough and careful review of the national budget.
She also added in her caption: “What if? Para hindi rin kami naiiinggit sa haba ng bakasyon niyo.”
Social media users quickly reacted, agreeing that lawmakers should consider reducing the length of their breaks to ensure accountability and proper oversight of public funds. DJ Chacha’s candid remarks have sparked broader conversations about government accountability and legislative reforms aimed at promoting more effective governance.
Czarina Marie Balba-Guevara, popularly known as DJ Chacha, is a Filipina radio DJ, broadcast journalist, and author. She started her career with MOR 101.9 under ABS-CBN, gaining popularity through shows like Dear MOR. She has also made television appearances, including on Pinoy Big Brother: Lucky Season 7. Following ABS-CBN’s shutdown in 2020, she joined TV5’s 105.9 True FM. DJ Chacha is also an author, having written advice books such as Napakasakit, Ate Chacha. Married to Michael Guevara and a mother of three, she remains active on social media, engaging with a wide audience.
Previously, DJ Chacha urged local governments to prioritize distributing emergency “Go Bags” amid recent earthquakes rather than spending on political promotions. She praised Pasig City’s program since 2022 and called for fair, non-selective aid distribution. She also criticized the politicization of public service and condemned officials who exploit government programs for personal gain.
Meanwhile, DJ Chacha expressed frustration over the lack of accountability for corruption as Christmas approaches. On Instagram, she posted a photo wearing a black shirt reading “Managot Kurakot” and wrote, “70 days to go before Christmas pero wala pa ring napapanagot na kurakot.” Her post drew attention for using the holiday season to highlight the absence of justice for corrupt officials.
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