+ Follow ROBERTO LASTIMOSO Tag
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[Title] => Duterte 'destined to become president'
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A former ranking government official on Monday said that the outspoken Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte is destined to lead the country come the presidential derby in 2016.
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[Title] => Duterte 'nakatadhanang' maging pangulo ng Pinas
[Summary] => Kahit ilang beses nang tinanggihan ni Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte ang ideyang pagtakbo bilang pangulo ng bansa, naniniwala ang isang dating opisyal ng gobyerno na magbabago pa ang isip ng alkalde.
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[Title] => Ex-Arroyo appointee, ex-top cop eyed as new LTFRB head
[Summary] => The new Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) head will be either a former appointee of former President and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo or a former police official, an insider in the agency said.
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[Title] => Lawmaker wants LTO's IT project junked
[Summary] => It seems that congressmen have started turning the tables on Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Alberto Suansing, ...
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[Title] => LTO pabor alisin ang mandatory drug test sa pagkuha ng lisensiya
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[Title] => DOTC eyeing second-hand trains for MRT
[Summary] => In a hurry to buy more trains for the congested EDSA-bound Metro Rail Transit (MRT), Secretary Leandro Mendoza of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) said that the government is looking at buying decommissioned but available second- hand trains from Europe.
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[Title] => MRT in danger of overloading DOTC
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[Title] => Sniffing guards unleashed at MRT
[Summary] => Security guards at the Metro Rail Transit (MRT), now teeming with passengers because of the oil price surge, often mistake passengers taking lozenges or medicine – or those who simply have bad breath – as being under the influence of liquor.
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[Title] => GMA, Japan PM inaugurate ‘3-G’ trains
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President Arroyo and Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe led the inauguration yesterday of the third-generation (3-G) commuter trains of the Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) acquired by the Philippines through a soft loan from Tokyo.
The President arrived at the LRTA compound in Pasay City a little past 11 a.m. with the Japanese prime minister on board a black limousine.
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[Title] => Supplemental budget passed next week — Drilon
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Drilon, who chairs the committee on finance, said that the P46.4-billion supplemental budget proposed by Malacañang would be approved but several realignments would have to be made.
Drilon issued the statement after emerging from the final hearing on the supplemental budget at the Senate yesterday.
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ROBERTO LASTIMOSO
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The President arrived at the LRTA compound in Pasay City a little past 11 a.m. with the Japanese prime minister on board a black limousine.
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Drilon, who chairs the committee on finance, said that the P46.4-billion supplemental budget proposed by Malacañang would be approved but several realignments would have to be made.
Drilon issued the statement after emerging from the final hearing on the supplemental budget at the Senate yesterday.
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