+ Follow COURT OF AGRARIAN RELATIONS Tag
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[Title] => Pantay na katarungan
[Summary] => Ang Republic Act 3844 o Agricultural Land Reform Code ay isang batas na ang layunin ay maiahon ang magsasaka sa pagkabilanggo sa lupang sinasaka at maipamahagi ang lupang sakahan nang naaayon sa nasabing batas at sa ating Saligang Batas.
[DatePublished] => 2001-04-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => President of the masses
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Before mingling with the masses became vote-getting staples for politicians,
Ramon Magsaysay was there, in wooden clogs and poor man's garb, dancing with
the elderly in the barrios, eating with peasants with his bare hands. Magsaysay
did not confine himself to what cynics in the 21st century may dismiss as
publicity stunts. He set in motion programs to improve living conditions in the
countryside. Credit facilities for peasants were opened. The land-tenure system
was improved. Roads were constructed in rural areas. Farmers were given
technical advice to boost production.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-17 00:00:00
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COURT OF AGRARIAN RELATIONS
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[Summary] => Ang Republic Act 3844 o Agricultural Land Reform Code ay isang batas na ang layunin ay maiahon ang magsasaka sa pagkabilanggo sa lupang sinasaka at maipamahagi ang lupang sakahan nang naaayon sa nasabing batas at sa ating Saligang Batas.
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[Title] => President of the masses
[Summary] =>
Before mingling with the masses became vote-getting staples for politicians,
Ramon Magsaysay was there, in wooden clogs and poor man's garb, dancing with
the elderly in the barrios, eating with peasants with his bare hands. Magsaysay
did not confine himself to what cynics in the 21st century may dismiss as
publicity stunts. He set in motion programs to improve living conditions in the
countryside. Credit facilities for peasants were opened. The land-tenure system
was improved. Roads were constructed in rural areas. Farmers were given
technical advice to boost production.
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[AuthorID] => 1193631
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