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[Title] => Agusan mayor, municipal engineer face graft raps
[Summary] => The Office of the Ombudsman has ordered the filing of graft charges against Tubay, Agusan del Norte Mayor Sadeka Garcia-Tomaneng and municipal engineer Christopher Noval Dagani for illegally demolishing two houses.
[DatePublished] => 2012-03-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => NPAs to step up attacks against Caraga mine sites
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY – Claiming they have the capabilities to strike anywhere at any given time, the leadership of the New People’s Army operating in northeastern Mindanao pushed their warnings anew against what they described as stubborn mining companies operating in Caraga Region to pay their social obligations to host communities and indigenous people who are affected by their mining operations.
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[Title] => 8 hurt in anti-mining dispersal in Agusan
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TUBAY, Agusan del Norte — Eight people were hurt in the dispersal of an anti-mining protest rally held yesterday in Barangay La Fraternidad here.
Armed with water cannons owned by the firetruck of the municipality of Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Norte police provincial director Celso Pagaragan and Tubay town acting police chief Benny Esparagoza headed the dispersal team.
The order to disperse nearly 200 anti-mining protesters allegedly came from Agusan del Norte Gov. Erlpe John Amante and Tubay Mayor Fidel Garcia Jr.
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[Title] => Agusan mayor welcomes anti-mining protests
[Summary] => TUBAY, Agusan del Norte —Mayor Fidel Garcia Jr. will not only offer a venue for anti-mining rallies at the Freedom Park here but will even ask Municipal Hall workers to help rallyists install tents in case their protest march will last for days or weeks.
"They can even stay at the Freedom Park the whole year provided they maintain the cleanliness and order at the park if only to ensure that their rights to express grievance against their government are not trampled or curtailed," Garcia told The STAR in an interview yesterday.
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BARANGAY LA FRATERNIDAD
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[Title] => NPAs to step up attacks against Caraga mine sites
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TUBAY, Agusan del Norte — Eight people were hurt in the dispersal of an anti-mining protest rally held yesterday in Barangay La Fraternidad here.
Armed with water cannons owned by the firetruck of the municipality of Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Norte police provincial director Celso Pagaragan and Tubay town acting police chief Benny Esparagoza headed the dispersal team.
The order to disperse nearly 200 anti-mining protesters allegedly came from Agusan del Norte Gov. Erlpe John Amante and Tubay Mayor Fidel Garcia Jr.
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"They can even stay at the Freedom Park the whole year provided they maintain the cleanliness and order at the park if only to ensure that their rights to express grievance against their government are not trampled or curtailed," Garcia told The STAR in an interview yesterday.
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