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PGKM renews call for Roxas to resign

‘Hanggang Mr.Palengke lang’ ANGELES CITY – The advocacy group Pinoy Gumising Ka Movement here has intensified its call for the resignation of Transportation and Communications Secretary Mar Roxas. This came in the wake of the DOTC directive to local airlines to reduce their flights by 30 percent starting July to decongest the Ninoy Aquino International […]

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Proposed $50 contribution for distressed OFWs questioned

MIGRANTE International scored a lawmaker’s proposal to require overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to pay $50 or around P2,100 as contribution to the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (Owwa) Emergency Repatriation Fund before leaving the country. Manila Representative Ma. Theresa Bonoan-David authored House Bill 6195 seeking to amend Republic Act (RA) 8042, or the Migrant Workers and […]

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Government maintains deployment ban to Syria

FILIPINOS are still being advised not to go to Syria because of escalating violence between pro and anti-government forces there, Malacañang said Sunday. “The government’s thrust in Syria is to get our people out. Please let us not add to the problem of evacuating people there because the situation there remains dangerous,” deputy presidential spokesperson […]

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8 cops ordered arrested for bloody Parañaque shootout

THE Court of Appeals (CA) ordered the arrest of eight Parañaque police officers involved in the death of a civilian and his daughter during a shootout with the notorious Waray-Waray Ozamis robbery gang in December 2008. The CA’s Eight Division likewise directed the Paranaque Regional Trial Court (RTC) to reinstate the complaint for two counts […]

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Arroyo’s desire to play golf, use gadgets ‘understandable’

IT IS natural for prisoners to miss some of their routine activities while in detention, a Malacañang official said, referring to former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s yearning to play golf and use laptop and cellphone. “We understand it since anybody in detention will have a restriction of liberties,” deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said in an […]

Villages get incentives for anti-dengue campaigns

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Three villages in this city named as “Star Barangays” recently received incentives by Health Secretary Enrique Ona and Mayor Oscar Rodriguez for their successful anti-dengue campaigns. Barangays Maimpis, San Jose and Sindalan received P5,000 and P10,000 respectively, plus plaques of recognition, for achieving “almost zero and the least number of […]

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‘Unity is key to good quarry collection’

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Provincial Environment and Natural Resources (Penro) officer Art Punsalan said unity, coupled with an effective quarry collection system, is the key to the high revenue collection of the province from its quarry operations. Punsalan made this statement during another benchmarking activity here participated by provincial employees and department heads from […]

Sagip Ilog phase B on track for rainy season

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Mayor Oscar Rodriguez disclosed on Saturday that works on the P700-million Sagip Ilog Phase B project is on track for the rainy season, estimating it at 62-percent complete. Rodriguez met with officials of the City Government, Sagip Ilog consultants, the Department of Public Works and Highways and affected stakeholders last […]