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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

 

Small farmers to get aid from FAO

By Ira Karen Apanay, Reporter

THE Philippines is one of the new 48 countries that will be covered by a series of projects of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, with a total funding of $21 million, to help small farmers and vulnerable households mitigate the negative effects of rising food and farm input prices.

FAO said the projects aims to provide farmers with agricultural inputs this month and for an expected duration of one year.

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THE Supreme Court has suspended a lawyer for not paying her apartment rent. According to the High Court, lawyer Eva Paita-Moya fell short of the standards expected of her as a guardian of law and justice by skipping rent payments.

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THE Department of Agriculture announced that the Investment Coordination Committee (ICC) has finally approved the proposed 50:50 cost-sharing arrangement for the Phase 2 of the Mindanao Rural Development Program...

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THE Departments of Justice and of Energy on Monday inked an amended 
memorandum of agreement strengthening the powers of the Task Force on Oil Deregulation to ensure that consumers are protected...

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PRESIDENT Gloria Arroyo will support the Catholic Church’s stand on population control until she finishes her term, a senior member of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) revealed on Monday.

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Sulpicio Lines Inc. on Monday finalized negotiations with Titan Salvage for the retrieval of hydrocarbons and toxic chemicals from the sunken MV Princess of the Stars.

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Commission on Human Rights Chairman Leila de Lima on Monday cited the Philippine National Police’s (PNP) presentation of the RCBC robbery-murders suspects before the media as a clear violation of human rights.

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Senate President Pro-Tempore Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada and Sen. Francis Escudero had authored the most number of bills that have reached the Senate plenary in the recently concluded...

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