+ Follow MAYOR FRANCISCO MAMBA JR. Tag
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[Summary] => Nilooban ng hindi pa nakikilalang mga kawatan ang restaurant na pag aari ng isang Mayor at kaanak ng isang miyembro ng gabinete ni Pangulong Benigno Aquino III sa kabayanan mismo ng Tuao, Cagayan kamakalawa.
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[Title] => Remote town mandates English in schools
[Summary] => TUAO, Cagayan — This obscure town is leading the way.
Despite some stiff opposition from several sectors in the country to use English as the medium of instruction, this northeastern Cagayan town recently passed a resolution requiring all public and private schools here to use English.
The municipal council, according to Mayor Francisco Mamba Jr., approved the resolution last week enjoining all local school heads and teachers to encourage their students to speak English whenever they are in school.
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The municipal council, according to Mayor Francisco Mamba Jr., approved the resolution last week enjoining all local school heads and teachers to encourage their students to speak English whenever they are in school.
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