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Tuesday, May 06, 2008

 

UNO: Gov’t passing power job to business

By Jayson Cruz Luna Contributor

THE United Opposition (UNO) said Monday that the Arroyo administration is passing the blame to the private sector, particularly to the Lopez family and the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), for its alleged failure to implement reforms in the power sector and keep the cost of electricity down.

UNO President and Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay said the “power play squeeze” being applied on the Lopez Family and their company [Meralco] was another Palace strategy to blame the private sector for the country’s power woes.

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SOME 2.8 million Filipino families, or 15.7 percent, experienced hunger at least once in this year’s first quarter, a non-commissioned survey conducted by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) showed.

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CHURCH officials on Monday expressed concerns over the impending pullout of Malaysian troops from the International Monitoring Team (IMT) that oversees the implementation of a ceasefire between the government...

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THERE are no traitors in the Arroyo Cabinet.
Thus spoke Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez following reports attributed to him that the impending Cabinet revamp was meant to weed out...

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DESPITE the relentless exit from the country of graduates in science and technology, the Philippines still maintains a critical mass of science and technology human resource,

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THE Senate Committee on Environ­ment and Natural Resources will investigate the alleged attempt of South Korean firm Hanjin Heavy Industries to bribe Mayor Paulino Emano of Tagoloan,...

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SEN. Mar Roxas 3rd on Monday questioned why the government is giving a “benign” look at the projected sale next week of Saudi-Aramco’s 40 percent share in Petron to a British company that is not engaged in petroleum...

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THE Department of Health denies allegations Monday that there remains rampant selling of kidney in the country.

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AMID groans of parents who are now readying their children to go back to school in June, an activist student group on Monday projected that the dropout rate will drastically increase for 2008-2009 due...

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