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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

 

Govt to solve political slays

Closer coordination between police, prosecutors among steps to be taken

The government and the national police have arrived at a consensus to expedite the resolution of unexplained killings involving political activists and journalists.

At a news conference, Assistant Secretary Danilo Valero of the Department of the Interior and Local Government, said law enforcers and government prosecutors vowed “closer interagency cooperation” in apprehending the suspects involved in the killings of journalists and activists.

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The Philippines has been elected the vice-chairman of the United Nations Disarmament Commission (UNDC), a subsidiary organ of the United Nations General Assembly that makes recommendations on various issues related to disarmament.

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ADOR MAWANAY, who rose to fame for his fantastic stories regarding prominent personalities, has nowhere to go after the House of Representatives junked his plea to give him protection against threats to his life.

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The Philippine Army on Tuesday awarded its soldiers who were wounded in action.

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The Philippines’ travel and tourism industry is expected to generate around P636.4 billion ($15.1 billion) this year, the World Travel & and Tourism Council (WTTC) stated in its latest Tourism Satellite Accounting report.

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THE LandBank of the Philippines has extended more than P125 million in loans to Agrarian Reform Communities (ARCs) nationwide under the Second Agrarian Reform Communities Development Program (ARCDP2) through the Agri-Finance Solutions (Agrisol) program, with more than 12,000 households reached.

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THE newly appointed chairman of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) vowed to keep the upcoming 2010 presidential elections “credible, honest and clean.”

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A POWER outage crippled Manila’s main domestic air terminal on Tuesday causing more than 50 flights to be delayed, officials said.

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