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[Title] => Big at 10
[Summary] => The Meralco Development Center (MMLDC) located in Antipolo has the reputation of being the leading training and development center in the country for the past 10 years. In fact, more than 1,500 top companies in the Philippines have already held their activities or seminars in the center’s expansive open grounds and world-class conference halls.
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[Title] => Boratong cop survives ambush
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[Title] => Helping you and your company stay ahead
[Summary] => Competition among companies in industries is very tight. There are a lot of things that managers have to factor in such as the marketability of the product, the competitiveness of the pricing, the overall package down to the promotion and marketing.
Because of this, it pays to know the latest trends, to learn new techniques and to continually boost camaraderie among all the stakeholders. And sometimes, it’s not enough to hold a meeting at the boardroom or to just conduct some "group games" to boost morale.
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[Title] => Seek public office, Palace tells Reds
[Summary] => Malacañang challenged yesterday communist guerrilla leaders to achieve political power in the country through peaceful means, particularly by running for public office.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye threw this challenge to the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), its armed wing the New People’s Army (NPA), and its political arm the National Democratic Front in response to statements made by NDF chief Luis Jalandoni proposing power sharing in a coalition government as part of a final peace agreement.
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[Title] => Freed soldier wants to settle score with Reds
[Summary] => A junior Army officer held hostage for nearly half a year by communist guerrillas in Bicol has asked to be deployed back to the same area to settle score with his captors, a military spokesman said.
1Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino made the formal request to his superiors within hours of his release from New People’s Army (NPA) captivity in Bicol last Wednesday, Lt. Col. Daniel Lucero said.
"Lt. Fidelino volunteered to be sent back to Bicol because he wants to really follow up his convincing campaign," Lucero told reporters.
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[Title] => Two freed Army soldiers undergoing debriefing
[Summary] => A day after being released by communist guerrillas from the dense jungles of the Bicol Region, Army 1Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino claimed he survived the ordeal by thinking of reuniting with his two-year-old daughter.
"What inspired me to live through and survive the harsh conditions of being kept hostage was the thought of seeing my daughter Alliyah Nicole, particularly when during her birthday last August 17, I heard her calling out for me over the radio," Fidelino said in Filipino.
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[Title] => Two NPA captives freed in Bicol
[Summary] => PRESENTACION, Camarines Sur — Two soldiers held captive by the communist New People’s Army (NPA) in Bicol for five months were finally released here yesterday after more than three weeks of negotiations to secure their freedom.
NPA spokesman Gregorio Rosal said Army 1st Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino and Pfc. Ronel Nemeño, both of the 452nd Infantry Battalion, were released after an agreement for the police and military to suspend counterinsurgency operations for 10 days in the provinces of Albay and Camarines Sur.
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[Title] => Woman appeals for help in securing husband’s release from the NPAs
[Summary] => The wife of an Army officer who was taken by the New People’s Army (NPA) last February appealed to the government for help in negotiating for his release the other day.
Lea Fedelino asked the Philippine Army leadership to help her in securing the release of her husband, 1Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino.
According to Army spokesman Lt. Col. Buenaventura Pascual, Fidelino was captured by rebels during an ambush in Barangay Tamban, Tinambac, Camarines Sur last Feb. 29.
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[Summary] => Competition among companies in industries is very tight. There are a lot of things that managers have to factor in such as the marketability of the product, the competitiveness of the pricing, the overall package down to the promotion and marketing.
Because of this, it pays to know the latest trends, to learn new techniques and to continually boost camaraderie among all the stakeholders. And sometimes, it’s not enough to hold a meeting at the boardroom or to just conduct some "group games" to boost morale.
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[Title] => Seek public office, Palace tells Reds
[Summary] => Malacañang challenged yesterday communist guerrilla leaders to achieve political power in the country through peaceful means, particularly by running for public office.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye threw this challenge to the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), its armed wing the New People’s Army (NPA), and its political arm the National Democratic Front in response to statements made by NDF chief Luis Jalandoni proposing power sharing in a coalition government as part of a final peace agreement.
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[Title] => Freed soldier wants to settle score with Reds
[Summary] => A junior Army officer held hostage for nearly half a year by communist guerrillas in Bicol has asked to be deployed back to the same area to settle score with his captors, a military spokesman said.
1Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino made the formal request to his superiors within hours of his release from New People’s Army (NPA) captivity in Bicol last Wednesday, Lt. Col. Daniel Lucero said.
"Lt. Fidelino volunteered to be sent back to Bicol because he wants to really follow up his convincing campaign," Lucero told reporters.
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"What inspired me to live through and survive the harsh conditions of being kept hostage was the thought of seeing my daughter Alliyah Nicole, particularly when during her birthday last August 17, I heard her calling out for me over the radio," Fidelino said in Filipino.
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NPA spokesman Gregorio Rosal said Army 1st Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino and Pfc. Ronel Nemeño, both of the 452nd Infantry Battalion, were released after an agreement for the police and military to suspend counterinsurgency operations for 10 days in the provinces of Albay and Camarines Sur.
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[Title] => Woman appeals for help in securing husband’s release from the NPAs
[Summary] => The wife of an Army officer who was taken by the New People’s Army (NPA) last February appealed to the government for help in negotiating for his release the other day.
Lea Fedelino asked the Philippine Army leadership to help her in securing the release of her husband, 1Lt. Ronaldo Fidelino.
According to Army spokesman Lt. Col. Buenaventura Pascual, Fidelino was captured by rebels during an ambush in Barangay Tamban, Tinambac, Camarines Sur last Feb. 29.
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