+ Follow Luis Quisumbing Tag
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[Title] => Quisumbing belies withholding funds for relocation project
[Summary] => Mandaue City Mayor Gabriel Luis Quisumbing denied reports that the city government is withholding the budget intended to develop the 6.5-hectare relocation site in Barangay Paknaan.
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[Title] => Luigi announces re-election bid
[Summary] => Mandaue City Mayor Gabriel Luis Quisumbing has announced that he is seeking re-election for his second term and wants to prioritize serving the Mandauehanons, rather than focusing his attention on identifying his possible political rivals.
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[Title] => Luigi remains firm on banning masks, bonnets
[Summary] => Mandaue City Mayor Gabriel Luis Quisumbing has explained that the implementation of prohibiting bonnets and facemasks in the city is for the safety and security of the Mandauehanons as well those passing through the city.
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[Title] => ‘Teachers’ performance bonus delayed’
[Summary] => The payment of the performance bonus of public school teachers has been delayed by two months, Rep. Antonio Tinio of party-list group Alliance of Concerned Teachers said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2014-11-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Norkis seeks nod to bring in SKD units
[Summary] => Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC) is seeking an import authority from the Board of Investments (BOI) to bring in 1,000 semi-knocked down (SKD) units of either a sports utility vehicle or a van under a certificate of authority approved by the Estrada administration.
Under that certificate of authority, NARC and its foreign partner, Daimler-Chrysler Corp., have been allowed to import 7,000 SKDs over a three-year period.
NARC and Daimler-Chrysler reportedly need three years to test the market for the best possible model which they would then produce locally.
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[Title] => Ex-Customs collector sues Palace exec
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Two Cebu "titans" are now locked in a court battle.
Former Customs collector David Odilao Jr., insisting he does not want anyone "to monkey around with my name," has filed a P3-million libel suit against presidential liaison officer Elberto Emphasis.
Odilao, in his affidavit, claimed Emphasis besmirched his reputation and caused him wounded feelings and social humiliation by instigating adverse newspaper reports against him.
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[Title] => Transfarm and Daewoo resume negotiations
[Summary] => Transfarm & Co., Inc. and Daewoo Motors of Korea have decided to settle amicably their dispute.
According to Luis Quisumbing, president of Transfarm and of the Norkis Group of Companies, talks between Transfarm and Daewoo have resume on a more amicable basis after it had initially deteriorated to a legal battle.
In fact, Quisumbing told reporters of a possible settlement of Transfarm’s $20-million claim against Daewoo sometime this year.
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[DatePublished] => 2014-11-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Norkis seeks nod to bring in SKD units
[Summary] => Norkis Automotive Resources Corp. (NARC) is seeking an import authority from the Board of Investments (BOI) to bring in 1,000 semi-knocked down (SKD) units of either a sports utility vehicle or a van under a certificate of authority approved by the Estrada administration.
Under that certificate of authority, NARC and its foreign partner, Daimler-Chrysler Corp., have been allowed to import 7,000 SKDs over a three-year period.
NARC and Daimler-Chrysler reportedly need three years to test the market for the best possible model which they would then produce locally.
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Former Customs collector David Odilao Jr., insisting he does not want anyone "to monkey around with my name," has filed a P3-million libel suit against presidential liaison officer Elberto Emphasis.
Odilao, in his affidavit, claimed Emphasis besmirched his reputation and caused him wounded feelings and social humiliation by instigating adverse newspaper reports against him.
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[Title] => Transfarm and Daewoo resume negotiations
[Summary] => Transfarm & Co., Inc. and Daewoo Motors of Korea have decided to settle amicably their dispute.
According to Luis Quisumbing, president of Transfarm and of the Norkis Group of Companies, talks between Transfarm and Daewoo have resume on a more amicable basis after it had initially deteriorated to a legal battle.
In fact, Quisumbing told reporters of a possible settlement of Transfarm’s $20-million claim against Daewoo sometime this year.
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August 30, 2001 - 12:00am
