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Monday, June 02, 2008

 

Oil price surge to hurt rich

Skyrocketing prices could reverse gains in eradicating poverty in RP

Surging oil prices could reverse gains in eradicating poverty in the Philippines, and if oil reaches $200 a barrel—as some are predicting—even the most affluent Filipino families are vulnerable.

Poor Filipinos have been switching to environmentally cleaner fuels, like liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), that is also essential to eradicating poverty. These families were weaned from using non-conventional types of fuels, like wood, charcoal and biomass residue.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

Jose Vitug said media has been unfair to the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), as he broke his silence over why he resigned from the utility.

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First of two parts

When public high school sophomores get the new Social Studies textbook next week, they will be holding in their hands what could be a source of a diplomatic irritant.

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The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) has allegedly struck a deal with Malaysia over Sabah, and that’s why the rebel group is silent on the claim issue, a high-ranking Palace official said.

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Ousted House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said Sunday he will testify at the Senate’s investigation into the controversial $330-million broadband deal.

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ZAMBOANGA: The head of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, made a brief surprise visit to strife-torn Mindanao on Sunday, military sources and witnesses said.

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SPECIAL REPORT: DOST’S GOLDEN JUBILEE

These are, in alphabetical order, the “50 Great Men and Women of Science” of the Department of Science and Technology who will be recognized and awarded by President Gloria Arroyo on June 9 in Malacañang.  

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GEMS OF HISTORY

Lugaw na kamote or sweet-potato congee has been a favorite dish among the older-generation Chinese here and elsewhere, especially in China’s Fujian province.

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