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[Title] => Caraga tree farmers not happy with lifting of log ban
[Summary] => SAN LUIS, Agusan del Sur — Some 31,000 tree farmers yesterday said they are not happy with President Arroyo’s decision to lift the log ban in the region though their main source of livelihood is the wood industry.
Gregorio Mitchao, president of the Caraga Tree Farmers Federation Inc., told The STAR in an interview that lifting the log ban in Caraga and three other regions in the country does not actually affect nor encourage tree farming since only big logging operators will benefit from it.
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[Title] => Mindanao council under review
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY  President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo may eventually abolish the Mindanao Coordinating Council (MCC) which ousted President Joseph Estrada created to oversee the rehabilitation of communities in Central and Northern Mindanao that were heavily affected by hostilities between government and Moro separatist rebels last year.
"I have (placed) the MCC under review and so with other existing structures that were created ahead of the MCC such as the area coordinating committees (ACCs)," she said.
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[Title] => Arroyo retains panel for Mindanao rehab
[Summary] => President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo announced yesterday that she will retain the Mindanao Coordinating Council (MCC), which ousted President Joseph Estrada created to oversee the rehabilitation and development of war-torn areas in the island.
Mrs. Arroyo added that she will also retain the Presidential Executive Task Force for the Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of Central Mindanao, which Estrada also formed.
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[Title] => Estrada convenes rehab body
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — President Estrada is set to hold here today the third meeting of the Mindanao Coordinating Council (MCC) which is tasked to oversee the government’s rehabilitation program in areas ravaged by the armed conflict between the military and Moro rebel forces.
The heads of the different MCC task forces as well as concerned national agencies are expected to update the President on various aspects of the rehabilitation program.
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[Title] => Caraga tree farmers not happy with lifting of log ban
[Summary] => SAN LUIS, Agusan del Sur — Some 31,000 tree farmers yesterday said they are not happy with President Arroyo’s decision to lift the log ban in the region though their main source of livelihood is the wood industry.
Gregorio Mitchao, president of the Caraga Tree Farmers Federation Inc., told The STAR in an interview that lifting the log ban in Caraga and three other regions in the country does not actually affect nor encourage tree farming since only big logging operators will benefit from it.
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The heads of the different MCC task forces as well as concerned national agencies are expected to update the President on various aspects of the rehabilitation program.
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