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Thursday, June 19, 2008

 

Bureau can’t explain disparity in visas issued

THE newly-formed antihuman smuggling panel of the Department of Justice failed to get a convincing answer from the Bureau of Immigration on the huge disparity between the number of entry visas issued and actual arrival of visa holders.

During Wednesday’s first fact-finding probe of the panel, the Immigration Regulation Division’s chief, lawyer Gary Mendoza, explained the discrepancy may have been caused by the incomplete records supplied to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) by the Philippine Embassy in India.

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To improve the use of English language as a medium of instruction among high school teachers, the Department of Education on Wednesday revealed they have finished training 2,168 teachers on the use of lesson guides in teaching English.

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THE government hopes that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) would accept the new draft on ancestral domain approved by President Gloria Arroyo this week noting, however, that any agreement in the future must be based on the Constitution.

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PRESIDENT GLORIA ARROYO leaves Saturday evening for a 10-day visit to the US to further strengthen historic US-Philippines relations.

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THE first writ of amparo and habeas data case ever filed at the Sandiganbayan has been dismissed.

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THE Department of Labor and Employment reported on Wednesday a very high percentage in resolving and handling strikes and lockout notices during the first five months of the year.

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THE Philippines, alongside Indonesia, has the most sophisticated and successful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs, an Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) official revealed Wednesday.

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PHILIPPINE-China bilateral relations have undergone tremendous progress in the last 33 years and will continue to prosper for the benefit, not only of the two countries, but also for the whole Asian region.

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Michelle FlorCruz, and marketing executive Marco Torres, according to Ambassador Sonia Cataumber Brady, the Philippine envoy to China.

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