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Tuesday, October 02, 2007 |
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The province is second-biggest spender, earner
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Governor belies COA report on Cebu’s debts
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CEBU CITY: Progressive as it may seem, Cebu has piled up debts to
the point that it is now ranked fourth among the provinces with the
largest liabilities, records from the Commission on Audit (COA)
revealed.
Governor Gwendolyn Garcia of Cebu said she
never expected the province she relentlessly “sells” to the
international market would incur liabilities reaching P864.63
million as of 2006.
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Writ of Amparo gives hope to rights groups
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ZAMBOANGA CITY: A Filipino human rights group on Monday praised the
Supreme Court for upholding the writ of amparo that would protect
citizens from human rights abuses, extrajudicial killings and
enforced disappearances in the Philippines.
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3 former rebels granted amnesty
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY: Three former members of the New People’s Army
in Sarangani and Agusan Del Sur have been granted amnesty along with
monetary assistance from the government in Camp Panacan, Davao City.
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Clark acquires mobile x-ray to avert smuggling,
terrorism
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CLARK FREEPORT: The Clark Development Corp. has expressed gratitude
to Commissioner Napoleon Morales of the Bureau of Customs for
providing the Clark Freeport a mobile x-ray machine in compliance
with the new Customs Code in the US.
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