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[Title] => Jose ‘Pepe’ Rodriguez launches book in Spain
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[Title] => ‘‘Share blessings with the poor”
[Summary] => While businesses were recognized for having been very beneficial to Cebu’s growth, a business icon is encouraging them to reach out and give whatever help they can to the poorest of the poor.
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[Title] => CCCI sets power briefing for industry stakeholders
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The Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry initiates a forum for the Cebu power providers to give an update to industry stakeholders on Cebu’s power supply status...
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[Title] => Lafayette seeks DENR okay to resume regular mining operations at Rapu-Rapu
[Summary] => Rapu-Rapu Processing Inc. (RRPI), the local subsidiary of Australian mining company Lafayette Mining Ltd., is set to ask the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to allow the resumption of normal operations of the company’s polymetallic mine and processing facility in Albay.
The company successfully completed last week the first phase of a 30-day test run for its base metals plant. The test run was allowed after RRPI satisfied all conditions set by the DENR.
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[Title] => Lafayette seeks lifting of TRO to allow tests on its anti-pollution measures
[Summary] => Lafayette Philippines Inc. has again asked the Pollution Adjudication Board (PAB) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to lift its temporary restraining order on the mining company and allow it to test newly-installed anti-pollution remedial measures.
Lafayette chief executive officer Carlos G. Dominguez said the company is urging the PAB and the Mines Rehabilitation and Contingency Fund to verify its full compliance with the remedial measures along with all environmental and safety laws.
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[Title] => Mining investments seen despite renewed opposition
[Summary] => Despite the resurgence of camps opposing mining activities in the Philippines, investors’ confidence remains high and foreign mining companies are expected to continue pursuing mining projects in the country.
"Mining is location specific, investors will always want to go where the gold is," said Carlos G. Dominguez, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Lafayette Philippines Inc. (LPI).
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[Title] => RP, foreign firms still upbeat on mining sector
[Summary] => Concerns over global supply disruptions of precious metals such as gold and copper are keeping local and foreign companies bullish about the Philippine mining sector.
"We’re not really worried about the noise being made by those opposing mining activities, the situation is not unique to the Philippines. In fact, it happens to other rich mine prospects in other regions," said Benjamin Philip Romualdez, president of the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines (CMP).
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[Title] => Lafayette may resume Rapu-Rapu mining operations by end-March
[Summary] => Lafayette Philippines Inc. (LPI) expects to resume its Rapu-Rapu mining operations in Albay by the end of this month after it complies with all the conditions set by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for it to continue its mining activities.
"We have completed five of the six conditions that were asked of the company and we expect to complete the construction of the expanded tailings dam in two to three weeks’ time," said Carlos G. Dominguez, president and chief executive officer of LPI.
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[Title] => Lafayette confident results of fish, water samples will be favorable
[Summary] => Lafayette Philippines Inc. is confident the results of a study on fish and water samples will be favorable for the mining company, which has been accused of discharging untreated wastewater and poisonous mercury into the rich fishing grounds of Sorsogon.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is due to release shortly the results of its fourth study on fish and water samples taken from Sorsogon water tributaries and deep-sea fishing areas.
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[Title] => 5 abogado magdedepensa kay GMA
[Summary] => Binuo na ng Malacañang ang grupo ng mga abogado na siyang hahawak sa kasong impeachment laban kay Pangulong Arroyo.
Ayon kay Press Secretary at Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye, pamumunuan ito ni Atty. Carlos G. Platon ng Platon, Martinez, Flores, San Pedro and Leano Law Offices, kasama sina Atty. Saklolo A. Leano at Atty. Pedro Ferrer.
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The company successfully completed last week the first phase of a 30-day test run for its base metals plant. The test run was allowed after RRPI satisfied all conditions set by the DENR.
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Lafayette chief executive officer Carlos G. Dominguez said the company is urging the PAB and the Mines Rehabilitation and Contingency Fund to verify its full compliance with the remedial measures along with all environmental and safety laws.
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"Mining is location specific, investors will always want to go where the gold is," said Carlos G. Dominguez, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Lafayette Philippines Inc. (LPI).
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"We’re not really worried about the noise being made by those opposing mining activities, the situation is not unique to the Philippines. In fact, it happens to other rich mine prospects in other regions," said Benjamin Philip Romualdez, president of the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines (CMP).
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"We have completed five of the six conditions that were asked of the company and we expect to complete the construction of the expanded tailings dam in two to three weeks’ time," said Carlos G. Dominguez, president and chief executive officer of LPI.
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[Title] => Lafayette confident results of fish, water samples will be favorable
[Summary] => Lafayette Philippines Inc. is confident the results of a study on fish and water samples will be favorable for the mining company, which has been accused of discharging untreated wastewater and poisonous mercury into the rich fishing grounds of Sorsogon.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is due to release shortly the results of its fourth study on fish and water samples taken from Sorsogon water tributaries and deep-sea fishing areas.
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Ayon kay Press Secretary at Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye, pamumunuan ito ni Atty. Carlos G. Platon ng Platon, Martinez, Flores, San Pedro and Leano Law Offices, kasama sina Atty. Saklolo A. Leano at Atty. Pedro Ferrer.
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