Honeylet Avanceña

Honeylet Avanceña
Honeylet Avanceña
Kapanganakan	Cielito Salvador Avaceña; 17 Pebrero 1970 (edad 55); Lungsod Davao, Pilipinas
Nagtapos	Davao Doctors' College (BS)
Trabaho	Negosyante, dating nars
Kilala sa	Domestikong kabiyak ng pangulo ng Pilipinas
Kinakasama	Rodrigo Duterte (c. 1996–kasalukuyan)
Anak	1

Si Cielito "Honeylet" Salvador Avanceña-Duterte (ipinanganak noong Pebrero 17, 1970^[1]) ay isang negosyanteng Pilipina na domestikong kabiyak ni Rodrigo Duterte, ang ika-16 na Pangulo ng Pilipinas (nanungkulan 2016–2022).^[2] Magkarelasyon sina Avanceña at Duterte noon pang 1996 at may isang anak na babae. Bagama't de facto siyang asawa ng pangulo ng Pilipinas, hindi siya itinalaga bilang Unang Ginang sa panahon ng pagkapangulo ni Duterte. Gayunpaman, nagsilbi siya sa mga tungkulin ng Unang Ginang sa panahon ng mga piging ng estado.

Talambuhay

Unang nakilala ni Avanceña si Duterte pagkatapos niyang sumali sa patimpalak ng kagandahan na Mutya ng Dabaw ng 1988 kung saan nagtapos siya bilang unang runner-up (o plase).^[3] Nagtrabaho si Avanceña bilang isang nars sa Estados Unidos sa loob ng apat na taon.^[4] Bumalik siya sa Davao ilang sandali matapos ipanganak ang kanyang anak na si Veronica noong 2004.^[5]

Sumali siya sa kampanya sa pagkapangulo ni Duterte sa Luzon tungo sa halalan ng 2016.^[5]

Bago ang pagkapangulo ni Duterte, nagpatakbo si Avanceña ng ilang negosyo sa Davao: isang tindahan ng karne, isang serbisyo ng pagtutustos ng pagkain na kantina, at 11 prangkisa ng Mister Donut.^[5]

Papel sa pagkapangulo ni Duterte

Dagli pagkatapos ng inagurasyon ng kanyang kapareha bilang pangulo, hindi pinangalanan si Avanceña bilang Unang Ginang. Ang kanyang anak na panguman na si Sara ay iminungkahi na gampanan ang tungkulin sa halip^[6] subalit tinanggihan ang alok.^[7]^[8]

Gayunpaman, ginampanan ni Avanceña ang mga tungkulin na karaniwang ginagawa ng Unang Ginang, lalo na sa pagbisita ng estado ng punong ministro ng Hapon na si Shinzo Abe at sa ika-30 Pagpupulong ng ASEAN noong 2017.^[9]

Mga sanggunian

↑ Mariano, Nathaniel (18 Pebrero 2019). "Rody, Honeylet hie off to HK on her birthday". Manila Bulletin (sa wikang Ingles). Nakuha noong 18 Pebrero 2019.
↑ Daza, Jullie (27 Pebrero 2016). "Meet Honeylet" (sa wikang Ingles). Tempo. Inarkibo mula sa orihinal noong 2016-05-06. Nakuha noong 31 Mayo 2016.
↑ Corrales, Nestor (30 Mayo 2019). "Duterte tells emotional Honeylet: It's your destiny to be first lady". Philippine Daily Inquirer (sa wikang Ingles). Nakuha noong 30 Abril 2022.
↑ Caruncho, Eric (28 Pebrero 2016). "Duterte's secret weapon gets ready for prime time" (sa wikang Ingles). Philippine Daily Inquirer. Nakuha noong 31 Mayo 2016.
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 Caruncho, Eric (15 Mayo 2016). "Who is Honeylet Avanceña, the woman behind Duterte?". Inquirer Lifestyle (sa wikang Ingles). Philippine Daily Inquirer. Nakuha noong 31 Mayo 2016.
↑ Vanzi, Sol (26 Hunyo 2016). "Duterte's women" (sa wikang Ingles). Manila Bulletin. Inarkibo mula sa orihinal noong 2 Hulyo 2016. Nakuha noong 29 Hunyo 2016. Although Duterte has announced that his official First Lady will be his daughter Sara, Honeylet will be keeping house for the President, wherever he decides to stay.
↑ Alconaba, Nico (11 Mayo 2016). "Mayor Sara turns down first lady job". Inquirer Mindanao (sa wikang Ingles). Nakuha noong 19 Hulyo 2016. The country's next President still has no first lady after Sara Duterte-Carpio, daughter of presumptive President Rodrigo Duterte, turned down the offer.
↑ "Duterte's families arrive separately in Malacañang" (sa wikang Ingles). GMA News. 30 Hunyo 2016. Nakuha noong 19 Hulyo 2016. During the campaigns, Duterte had said that he was planning to name Inday Sara as his First Lady, but she begged off citing her responsibilities in Davao City.
↑ Ranada, Pia (1 Hulyo 2017). "The evolution of Duterte's First Lady: Honeylet Avanceña" (sa wikang Ingles). Rappler. Avanceña has been taking on so many tasks usually given to first ladies that even Palace photographers and captioners mistakenly called her "First Lady" in a photo release. Within hours, the Palace sent an email correcting the caption, replacing the title with "longtime partner."

[birthday-1] Mariano, Nathaniel (18 Pebrero 2019). "Rody, Honeylet hie off to HK on her birthday". Manila Bulletin (sa wikang Ingles). Nakuha noong 18 Pebrero 2019.

[meethoneylet-2] Daza, Jullie (27 Pebrero 2016). "Meet Honeylet" (sa wikang Ingles). Tempo. Inarkibo mula sa orihinal noong 2016-05-06. Nakuha noong 31 Mayo 2016.

[3] Corrales, Nestor (30 Mayo 2019). "Duterte tells emotional Honeylet: It's your destiny to be first lady". Philippine Daily Inquirer (sa wikang Ingles). Nakuha noong 30 Abril 2022.

[4] Caruncho, Eric (28 Pebrero 2016). "Duterte's secret weapon gets ready for prime time" (sa wikang Ingles). Philippine Daily Inquirer. Nakuha noong 31 Mayo 2016.

[womanbehind-5] 5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 Caruncho, Eric (15 Mayo 2016). "Who is Honeylet Avanceña, the woman behind Duterte?". Inquirer Lifestyle (sa wikang Ingles). Philippine Daily Inquirer. Nakuha noong 31 Mayo 2016.

[Dutertewomen-6] Vanzi, Sol (26 Hunyo 2016). "Duterte's women" (sa wikang Ingles). Manila Bulletin. Inarkibo mula sa orihinal noong 2 Hulyo 2016. Nakuha noong 29 Hunyo 2016. Although Duterte has announced that his official First Lady will be his daughter Sara, Honeylet will be keeping house for the President, wherever he decides to stay.

[7] Alconaba, Nico (11 Mayo 2016). "Mayor Sara turns down first lady job". Inquirer Mindanao (sa wikang Ingles). Nakuha noong 19 Hulyo 2016. The country's next President still has no first lady after Sara Duterte-Carpio, daughter of presumptive President Rodrigo Duterte, turned down the offer.

[8] "Duterte's families arrive separately in Malacañang" (sa wikang Ingles). GMA News. 30 Hunyo 2016. Nakuha noong 19 Hulyo 2016. During the campaigns, Duterte had said that he was planning to name Inday Sara as his First Lady, but she begged off citing her responsibilities in Davao City.

[9] Ranada, Pia (1 Hulyo 2017). "The evolution of Duterte's First Lady: Honeylet Avanceña" (sa wikang Ingles). Rappler. Avanceña has been taking on so many tasks usually given to first ladies that even Palace photographers and captioners mistakenly called her "First Lady" in a photo release. Within hours, the Palace sent an email correcting the caption, replacing the title with "longtime partner."

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