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[Title] => Magna Carta for poor still valid, says Salceda
[Summary] => A Magna Carta for the poor remains a viable state instrument for the emancipation of poor families, but its formulation cannot be left alone to “congressional caprice.”
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[Title] => Bais mayor creates entrepreneur proj.
[Summary] => Mayor Karen Villanueva of Bais City in Negros Oriental has created an office to handle activities relating to livelihood and cooperative development to alleviate poverty and ease constituents from tight financial situations.
[DatePublished] => 2013-02-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => DENR sues 28 forestry law violators
[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources-7 has filed a total of 28 forestry cases to identified forest law violators in Central Visayas in 2012.
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[Title] => DENR chief urges transparency in Asian timber trade
[Summary] => Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes called yesterday for transparency in timber trade among Asian countries as he vowed to prevent the Philippines from becoming a destination and transshipment point for smuggled timber shipped by foreign illegal logging syndicates.
In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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[Title] => DENR chief urges transparency in Asian timber trade
[Summary] => Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes called yesterday for transparency in timber trade among Asian countries as he vowed to prevent the Philippines from becoming a destination and transshipment point for smuggled timber shipped by foreign illegal logging syndicates.
In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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[Title] => Hagedorn to Cruz: Don’t fall into jueteng lords’ trap
[Summary] => Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn, head of the National Anti-Jueteng Task Force, yesterday expressed fears that Archbishop Oscar Cruz, the country’s top anti-jueteng crusader, may be unwittingly falling into a trap hatched by the country’s jueteng lords.
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[Title] => ‘STL shameful substitute for jueteng’
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Small town lottery is meant as a shameful substitute for jueteng, according to Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz, the country’s top anti-jueteng advocate.
Cruz said this in a statement as Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn, appointed by President Arroyo as National Anti-Jueteng Task Force czar, is pushing for STL’s revival in an effort to totally stamp out jueteng in the country. Hagedorn has a self-imposed deadline of Sept. 15 to totally stop jueteng in the country.
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[Title] => Suspect in Chinoy’s kidnap-slay surfaces to clear name
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet – The alleged "brains" in the kidnap-slay of a Filipino-Chinese businessman on March 18 reportedly "surfaced" to clear his name.
Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, reportedly nabbed on Sunday in Pasay City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 2, claimed in several text messages right before his arrest that he was coming out to set the record straight and clear the names of those dragged into the case.
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[AuthorName] => Artemio Dumlao
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[Title] => Chinese trader tinangkang dukutin ng ex-security escort
[Summary] => Bagsak kalaboso ang isang dating security escort ng isang mayamang Chinese trader sa bigong pagtatangkang dukutin ang kanyang amo na hinihingan nito ng P5 milyon sa isinagawang entrapment operations sa Robinson’s Galleria, Pasig City.
Sa ginanap na press briefing sa Camp Aguinaldo, iprinisinta ni National Anti- Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) Chief Ret. Gen. Angelo Reyes ang nahuling suspect na si Jose Mari Guidan, alyas Jojo, residente ng Sitio Rizal, Alabang, Muntinlupa City.
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[Title] => DOH scales down SARS monitoring
[Summary] => The Department of Health (DOH) has scaled down its screening procedure for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
Travelers from countries not affected by the killer disease are no longer screened for fever and other SARS symptoms at the country’s premier airports.
The DOH, however, will continue screening incoming visitors from Taiwan, China and Toronto, Canada, which were stricken off the list of SARS-affected countries only recently by the World Health Organization (WHO).
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => DENR sues 28 forestry law violators
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[Title] => DENR chief urges transparency in Asian timber trade
[Summary] => Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes called yesterday for transparency in timber trade among Asian countries as he vowed to prevent the Philippines from becoming a destination and transshipment point for smuggled timber shipped by foreign illegal logging syndicates.
In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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[Title] => DENR chief urges transparency in Asian timber trade
[Summary] => Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes called yesterday for transparency in timber trade among Asian countries as he vowed to prevent the Philippines from becoming a destination and transshipment point for smuggled timber shipped by foreign illegal logging syndicates.
In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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[Title] => Hagedorn to Cruz: Don’t fall into jueteng lords’ trap
[Summary] => Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn, head of the National Anti-Jueteng Task Force, yesterday expressed fears that Archbishop Oscar Cruz, the country’s top anti-jueteng crusader, may be unwittingly falling into a trap hatched by the country’s jueteng lords.
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[Title] => ‘STL shameful substitute for jueteng’
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Small town lottery is meant as a shameful substitute for jueteng, according to Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz, the country’s top anti-jueteng advocate.
Cruz said this in a statement as Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn, appointed by President Arroyo as National Anti-Jueteng Task Force czar, is pushing for STL’s revival in an effort to totally stamp out jueteng in the country. Hagedorn has a self-imposed deadline of Sept. 15 to totally stop jueteng in the country.
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[Title] => Suspect in Chinoy’s kidnap-slay surfaces to clear name
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet – The alleged "brains" in the kidnap-slay of a Filipino-Chinese businessman on March 18 reportedly "surfaced" to clear his name.
Paul "Banjo" Leyaley Sumbad, 28, reportedly nabbed on Sunday in Pasay City by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 2, claimed in several text messages right before his arrest that he was coming out to set the record straight and clear the names of those dragged into the case.
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[Title] => Chinese trader tinangkang dukutin ng ex-security escort
[Summary] => Bagsak kalaboso ang isang dating security escort ng isang mayamang Chinese trader sa bigong pagtatangkang dukutin ang kanyang amo na hinihingan nito ng P5 milyon sa isinagawang entrapment operations sa Robinson’s Galleria, Pasig City.
Sa ginanap na press briefing sa Camp Aguinaldo, iprinisinta ni National Anti- Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) Chief Ret. Gen. Angelo Reyes ang nahuling suspect na si Jose Mari Guidan, alyas Jojo, residente ng Sitio Rizal, Alabang, Muntinlupa City.
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[Title] => DOH scales down SARS monitoring
[Summary] => The Department of Health (DOH) has scaled down its screening procedure for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
Travelers from countries not affected by the killer disease are no longer screened for fever and other SARS symptoms at the country’s premier airports.
The DOH, however, will continue screening incoming visitors from Taiwan, China and Toronto, Canada, which were stricken off the list of SARS-affected countries only recently by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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