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Thursday, June 05, 2008

 

US denies ‘Joc-Joc’ asylum

Palace will not interfere in case, says Sec. Ermita

The US Board of Immigration Appeals has rejected the application for political asylum by a former Arroyo government official wanted in the Philippines in the case involving the P728-million fertilizer fund scam.

The decision upholds an earlier ruling of the Chicago immigration court on the petition by former Agriculture Undersecretary Jocelyn “Joc-Joc” Bolante.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

A squabble between the two biggest political parties in the country flared up during a closed-door meeting at the House of Representatives when Cebu Rep. Eduardo Gullas resigned from the powerful Commission on Appointments.

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Energy Secretary Angelo Reyes ordered oil companies to desist from disclosing to media future fuel and cooking-gas price hikes.

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Second of three parts

TALISAY and SAN NICOLAS, Batangas: More than a decade ago, Talisay resident Vicente Llona’s take-home pay after a day’s hard work at a construction site came to P110.

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HELENA, Montana: The sprawling state of Montana has won itself a prominent spot on the political map of the United States following what appears to be a decisive Democratic primary election Tuesday in favor of Illinois Senator Barack Obama.

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The affluent Filipino consumers’ reluctance to spend more in the coming months as a result of higher food and fuel prices could bring the economy into recession, the Nielsen Company warned Wednesday.

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SPECIAL REPORT: DOST'S GOLDEN JUBILEE

The Manila Times continues the presentation, in alphabetical order, of the 50 great men and women of science, who will be recognized and awarded by President Gloria Arroyo on June 9 in Malacañang.

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GEMS OF HISTORY

The family of controversial former Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis “Chavit” Singson is a typical prominent Chinese mestizo family in the Philippines. The history of the Singsons shows how closely intertwined a Chinese mestizo family with the Philippine life was.

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