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[Summary] => CALAPAN CITY — A pastor of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) was found dead with several stab wounds in the Oriental Mindoro town of Baco the other day, two days after his family reported him as missing.
Relatives of the victim, Nemecio Malcil, 40, claimed that Army soldiers went to his residence in San Teodoro town and invited him out. Failing to return home the next day, his family sought the help of Gov. Bartolome Marasigan. — Joe Leuterio
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[Summary] => Nineteen local government heads will receive the Local Government Leadership Awards (LGLA) on Wednesday as part of the Senate’s 86th anniversary celebration.
The LGLA recipients are Governors Isagani Amatong (Zamboanga del Norte), Josefina de la Cruz (Bulacan), Bartolome Marasigan (Oriental Mindoro) and Leonardo Roman (Bataan);
City Mayors Santiago Barcelona Jr. (Escalante), Albert Raymond Garcia (Balanga), Tomas Osmeña (Cebu), Franklin Quijano (Iligan) and Randolph Ting (Tuguegarao); and
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[Title] => A gamut of issues aired in Labor Day assemblies
[Summary] => The rally was the message, but the issues ran a wide gamut. Yesterday’s Labor Day rallies throughout the country, mainly spearheaded by militant groups, echoed issues beyond purely labor problems.
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[Summary] => CALAPAN CITY — At least five towns in Mindoro Oriental have been identified as election hot spots because of the presence of communist guerrillas there.
The province is among 36 provinces where the Commission on Elections (Comelec) expects potential election-related violence to occur.
"Based on our records, these five towns have always figured in election-related violence. We are anticipating problems in these areas in the coming political exercise," said Superintendent Romeo Ricardo, provincial police director.
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BARTOLOME MARASIGAN
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Relatives of the victim, Nemecio Malcil, 40, claimed that Army soldiers went to his residence in San Teodoro town and invited him out. Failing to return home the next day, his family sought the help of Gov. Bartolome Marasigan. — Joe Leuterio
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City Mayors Santiago Barcelona Jr. (Escalante), Albert Raymond Garcia (Balanga), Tomas Osmeña (Cebu), Franklin Quijano (Iligan) and Randolph Ting (Tuguegarao); and
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The province is among 36 provinces where the Commission on Elections (Comelec) expects potential election-related violence to occur.
"Based on our records, these five towns have always figured in election-related violence. We are anticipating problems in these areas in the coming political exercise," said Superintendent Romeo Ricardo, provincial police director.
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