+ Follow ELADIO PASAMBA Tag
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[Title] => Coconut farmers set summit
[Summary] => LUCENA CITY – Coconut farmers from Quezon will hold a summit on the coconut levy fund issue on March 20 at the Quezon Convention Center this city under the auspices of the province’s Sangguniang Panlalawigan.
Among those invited as panelists are PCGG Chairman Camilio Sabio, former Sen. Bobby Tañada and former Rep. Oscar Santos.
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Among those invited as panelists are PCGG Chairman Camilio Sabio, former Sen. Bobby Tañada and former Rep. Oscar Santos.
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[Title] => ‘Take back jueteng operators’ money’
[Summary] => Payback time.
Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz dared the government yesterday to seize the millions of pesos collected by jueteng operators to help offset the effects of the crackdown on local economies.
Cruz, who is leading an anti-jueteng crusade, said the seized money should be used to provide alternative livelihoods to people displaced by the campaign against the illegal small-town lotteries.
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[Title] => ‘Involve party-list groups in peace talks with rebels’
[Summary] => MAUBAN, Quezon — Party-list groups can spur economic activities in the hinterlands, according to lawyer and certified public accountant Eladio Pasamba, a member of the Quezon Sangguniang Pan—lalawigan representing the first district.
Pasamba is batting for the inclusion of party-list groups in the ongoing negotiations between the government and communist rebels.
Party-list groups, he said, are most eager to see an end to the decades-long insurgency and can be an important instrument, be it at the national or local level of the peace talks.
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Among those invited as panelists are PCGG Chairman Camilio Sabio, former Sen. Bobby Tañada and former Rep. Oscar Santos.
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Among those invited as panelists are PCGG Chairman Camilio Sabio, former Sen. Bobby Tañada and former Rep. Oscar Santos.
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Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz dared the government yesterday to seize the millions of pesos collected by jueteng operators to help offset the effects of the crackdown on local economies.
Cruz, who is leading an anti-jueteng crusade, said the seized money should be used to provide alternative livelihoods to people displaced by the campaign against the illegal small-town lotteries.
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Pasamba is batting for the inclusion of party-list groups in the ongoing negotiations between the government and communist rebels.
Party-list groups, he said, are most eager to see an end to the decades-long insurgency and can be an important instrument, be it at the national or local level of the peace talks.
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