+ Follow PHILIPPINE FEDERATION Tag
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[Title] => Barato na kuno ang bugas
[Summary] => Nalipay ko nga nagbasa sa balita sa Business Section sa The Freeman kagahapon nga ang presyo sa bugas humay nag-anam-anam na og us-os. Ang rason sa mga tindera og bugas mao ang pagsugod na sa “harvest season.”
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[Title] => Reyes’ group backs expert findings
[Summary] => The National Coalition to Save the Trees supports the findings of forester Roger Guzman that there is no need to remove the trees initially scheduled for cutting and that measures, like tree surgery, can still be made to save these ageing trees.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Trees to die in 20 years? So why wait?
[Summary] => It is good that Cebu Governor Hilario Davide III has written DENR secretary Ramon Paje to reconsider his decision revoking all permits to cut century-old acasia trees along the Cebu south road. As head of the province, Davide carries the voice of all Cebuanos and is ultimately responsible for their safety and progress, which the trees threaten and hamper.
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The top 10 causes of mortality and morbidity in the country are diseases which
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Further studies also show that marketing expenses incurred by drug companies
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PHILIPPINE FEDERATION
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Further studies also show that marketing expenses incurred by drug companies
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August 16, 2014 - 12:00am
