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Panlilio-Guiao talks set July 21
SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga -- The open discussion on issues by the top two feuding officials of Pampanga is set on July 21 at the Benigno Hall here, to be covered by media and witnessed by the people.

Mayor promotes 12 core values to make Iriga a ‘Character City’
IRIGA CITY – If it is your first time to visit this city of more than a dozen springs, you will immediately wonder why it is called a "Character City."

Baguio losing tourist spots to squatters
BAGUIO CITY – The lucrative tourism industry of this mountain resort city is now on the decline because some tourist spots are poorly maintained and squatters are invading them.

Sotto leads burning of P5.3-B shabu
TRECE MARTIRES CITY – Former senator Vicente "Tito" C. Sotto III, chairman of the Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB), led the other day the burning of shabu valued at some P5.3 billion at the Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) in Barangay Aguado, this city.

Literacy best weapon vs poverty
TACLOBAN CITY--Education Usec. for Regional Operations Ramon C. Bacani has emphasized here that literacy is still the country’s best instrument against poverty.

Coverup on Chong killing try feared
Biliran Rep. Glenn Chong scored police probers investigating the foiled assassination attempt on the life of Naval, Biliran, trader Charles P. Chong, for the way local cops are handling said case.

Creek dwellers given shelter
ILOILO CITY –The city government here is eyeing an immediate but temporary communal shelter for displaced families living along the riverbanks of Jaro River at the city-owned San Isidro relocation site in Jaro district pending the construction of 400 Gawad Kalinga housing units.

Leyte hospitals fund caravan
TACLOBAN CITY – "Funding for the continuous operation of the Inter Community Operation Tambulig (ICOT) Caravan medical missions is sustainable because they are derived from the income of the province-run hospitals," according to Leyte Gov. Carlos Jericho L. Petilla during the recent medical mission in Barangay Salvador, Tanauan, Leyte.

GRP-MILF talks resume September
GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Sec. Hermogenes Esperon said peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front may resume in September.

Christian leaders hold talks with Army, MILF peace panel
A group of Mindanao-based evangelical leaders held talks with the 6th Infantry Division of the Philippine Army (6ID-PA) and the Peace Negotiating Panel of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) recently in Central Mindanao.

Mindanao builds up business process outsourcing hubs
ZAMBOANGA CITY—With Davao and Cagayan de Oro well on the way to becoming business process outsourcing (BPO) hubs, other Mindanao cities are also working to attract locators in search of a sustainable supply of trained workers and low overhead.


 

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