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In a 10-page comment submitted to the Supreme Court, DENR’s regional technical director of the Land Management Services said Malacañang’s reclassification of Boracay and the areas around it "is well within the ambit" of its authority.


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REGIONAL TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ANTONIO LUIS

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Boracay won’t lose tourist appeal — DENR report

By Katherine Adraneda | September 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Boracay Island in Aklan will not lose its appeal to tourists even if it is classified as "alienable and disposable" forest reserve and agricultural lands, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources...

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