+ Follow BARANGAY MATAMPAY Tag
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[Title] => 3 students rescued from kidnappers
[Summary] => Three coeds of the Mindanao State University (MSU) who were snatched aboard a Marawi City-bound passenger jeepney Wednesday were rescued Thursday night by police without any ransom being paid.
However, a professor who was kidnapped inside the MSU campus, also on Wednesday, is still being held captive by the gunmen, who are believed to be former MSU security guards.
Karen Manulat, a daughter of Rhede Nelson Manulat, 47, a business administration professor, said the kidnappers have not demanded any ransom for her father’s release.
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[Title] => RP retains preferential treatment for tuna in US
[Summary] => MARAWI City — President Arroyo said yesterday the intense campaign undertaken by her administration to protect the country’s tuna industry and keep its preferential treatment in the United States market has paid off.
In her remarks at the 3rd National Conference of the Ulama League of the Philippines held at Barangay Matampay here, the President said that she was informed by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo that the US Congress did not pass a bill that would allow duty-free entry of tuna from the countries that constitute the Andes mountain ranges in Latin America.
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However, a professor who was kidnapped inside the MSU campus, also on Wednesday, is still being held captive by the gunmen, who are believed to be former MSU security guards.
Karen Manulat, a daughter of Rhede Nelson Manulat, 47, a business administration professor, said the kidnappers have not demanded any ransom for her father’s release.
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[Summary] => MARAWI City — President Arroyo said yesterday the intense campaign undertaken by her administration to protect the country’s tuna industry and keep its preferential treatment in the United States market has paid off.
In her remarks at the 3rd National Conference of the Ulama League of the Philippines held at Barangay Matampay here, the President said that she was informed by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo that the US Congress did not pass a bill that would allow duty-free entry of tuna from the countries that constitute the Andes mountain ranges in Latin America.
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