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                    [Title] => Phl group urges Obama to act on climate change
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A Philippine-based organization campaigning against climate change has urged reelected United States President Barack Obama to prioritize the issue of climate change on his second term.

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                    [Title] => Climate talks advance in Copenhagen amid protests
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COPENHAGEN (AP) — Environment ministers from around the world were arriving in Copenhagen Saturday to ramp up pressure on climate negotiators working on a pact to curb global warming, as protesters gathered to demand that the world's leaders take strong action.
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                    [Title] => Militant groups to picket Asean gab
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Despite stern warnings from authorities that militants and other "troublemakers," especially foreigners, will be barred from the 12th ASEAN Summit on Dec. 11-14, members of civil society groups said they are ready to hold protest actions and challenge government leaders.  


The Freedom from Debt Coalition, Jubilee South, Kilusan Para sa Pambansang Demokrasya, and Sanlakas said that their activities, called the ASEAN People’s Camp and Week of Action, are already scheduled from Dec. 9 to 13.


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                    [Title] => Singapore bans 2 Pinoy activists from IMF-WB meet
                    [Summary] => Singapore has reportedly banned two Filipino activists from attending the meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank (WB) scheduled there this week.


Prof. Walden Bello, executive director of Focus on the Global South, and Ana Maria Nemenzo, president of Freedom from Debt Coalition, were reportedly among 18 individuals from other countries barred by the Singaporean government from attending the meetings.


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                    [Title] => More groups band together against Meralco rate hike
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Consumer Watch Foundation (PCWF) headed by former Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile and the Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) have joined the National Association of Electricity Consumers for Reforms (Nasecore) in opposing Manila Electric Co. (Meralco)’s recent rate hike petition. 


Nasecore president Pete Ilagan said they would wage a bigger campaign to seek the support of other consumer and cause-oriented groups, business groups and leaders of local government units within  Meralco’s franchise area.


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                    [Title] => Legalidad ng PPA kukuwestiyunin sa SC
                    [Summary] => Nagbabala ang grupong Freedom from Debt Coalition na kukuwestiyunin nila sa Supreme Court ang legalidad ng kontrata sa pagitan ng gobyerno at ng mga electric companies  upang ipatupad ang umiiral na Power Purchase Adjustment (PPA)


Sinabi ni Lidy Nacpil, secretary general ng FDC na inihahanda na nila ang kanilang petisyon sa SC dahil sa paniniwalang hindi parehas ang kontratang pinasok ng gobyerno.


Hihilingin din nila sa SC na magpalabas ng Temporary Restraining Order o injunction order para pahintuin ang kontrata sa pagitan ng gobyerno at ng mga  electric companies.


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Sinabi ni Lidy Nacpil, secretary general ng FDC na inihahanda na nila ang kanilang petisyon sa SC dahil sa paniniwalang hindi parehas ang kontratang pinasok ng gobyerno.


Hihilingin din nila sa SC na magpalabas ng Temporary Restraining Order o injunction order para pahintuin ang kontrata sa pagitan ng gobyerno at ng mga  electric companies.


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