MAKATARUNGANG LIPUNAN

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                    [Title] => 4.1 million Pinoys still living in ‘extreme’ poverty
                    [Summary] => Some 4.1 million Filipinos continue to live in "extreme" poverty despite government claims that the nation’s economy has improved and the peso has become stronger, an anti-poverty alliance said yesterday.


The Global Call to Action Against Poverty-Philippines (GCAP-Philippines) said the government has failed to implement genuine pro-poor programs.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-05-02 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Katherine Adraneda
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                    [Title] => Post-mortem on Oakwood 2 set for Monday
                    [Summary] => The Makati City government is set to meet on Monday the organizers of the failed "Oakwood, II" rally and the police to do a "post-mortem" of the incident that ended in a violent dispersal.


The meeting will be held at the 21st floor of the Makati City Hall at around 11 a.m., an advisory from the city government noted.


"Something obviously went wrong last Wednesday," Lito Anzures, spokesperson of Mayor Jejomar Binay, told reporters.


                    [DatePublished] => 2003-11-15 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Ralista ang sisihin di pulis
                    [Summary] => Idinepensa ni Pangulong Arroyo ang ginawang pagbuwag ng mga pulis sa rally ng may 20,000 katao sa Ayala Avenue sa Makati City na ginamitan ng tear gas at water cannon.


Sinabi ng Pangulo na hindi dapat sisihin ang mga pulis kung i-disperse man ang hanay ng mga nagprotesta dahil nilabag nila ang ipinagkaloob sa kanilang permiso na tapusin hanggang alas-5 ng hapon ang kanilang demonstrasyon.


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4.1 million Pinoys still living in ‘extreme’ poverty

By Katherine Adraneda | May 2, 2006 - 12:00am

Some 4.1 million Filipinos continue to live in "extreme" poverty despite government claims that the nation’s economy has improved and the peso has become stronger, an anti-poverty alliance said yesterday. The...

Headlines

Post-mortem on Oakwood 2 set for Monday

November 15, 2003 - 12:00am

The Makati City government is set to meet on Monday the organizers of the failed "Oakwood, II" rally and the police to do a "post-mortem" of the incident that ended in a violent dispersal. The...

Metro

Ralista ang sisihin di pulis

November 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Idinepensa ni Pangulong Arroyo ang ginawang pagbuwag ng mga pulis sa rally ng may 20,000 katao sa Ayala Avenue sa Makati City na ginamitan ng tear gas at water cannon. Sinabi ng Pangulo na hindi dapat sisihin ang...

Bansa