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Tuesday, March 18, 2008

 

Food ‘crisis’ preventable

Villar blames govt, P720-million fertilizer fund scam for problem

Senate President Manuel Villar Jr. blamed Malacañang for a supposedly looming food crisis, which, he said, could have been averted had the government used a P720-million fertilizer fund properly in 2004.

Villar on Monday told a press conference that they could now see in the reported rice shortage in parts of the country the ill effects of Malacañang’s lack of cooperation with the Senate in the investigation of an alleged scam that caused dissipation of the P720-million fund.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

THE Cebu Archbishop, Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, said Romulo Neri should return to the Senate and testify once more in the national broadband hearing for the sake of truth.

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Volatility in the global economy is causing the Department of Finance to doubt if the government can still maintain its target of balancing the budget this year.

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Arturo Brion is reassuming the work he loves most—a magistrate in the judiciary.Malacañang on Monday announced Brion’s appointment as new associate justice of the Supreme Court (SC).

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House Speaker Prospero Nograles wants students to understand what are the so-called pork barrel funds and how lawmakers spend that money.

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SPECIAL REPORT: FILIPINO WOMEN

Editor’s note: Ms. Yocogan-Diano is acting chairman of Innabuyog, an organization of indigenous women in the Cordilleras.

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