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Takeover a debt trap for govt

Dispute over land reform takes on a level of violence on Friday when security guards at the Department of Agrarian Reform confront protesting farmers from the Southern Tagalog region.
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Economists: Leave Meralco in hands of private sector

A government takeover of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) may lower power rates, but it might make the Philippines’ largest electric company debt-ridden like the state-owned National Power Corp. (Napocor), economists warned on Friday.

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BANTAYAN ISLAND, Cebu: The government should not be in business.

This was the reason cited by the head of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) in apparently refuting reports that the pension fund wants to wrest control of Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) from the Lopezes.

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·  Oil nears $125 per barrel; OPEC says ‘no shortage’
·  ‘al-Qaeda on the run’—Pakistan
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GMA pitches birth control vs. rice crisis

· Myanmar ‘not ready’ to receive foreign aid workers
· Wrong response aggravates Asia food crisis–ADB report
· Maasin’s mystery tombstone
   

M E T R O

Malacañang said the government is ready to distribute a sugar hacienda in Negros Occidental province allegedly owned by First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo to sugarcane farmers claiming the land.

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R E G I O N S

Need to address power shortage within the shortest possible time stressed

BACOLOD CITY: With the constant brownouts and with no immediate solution at hand, Negros Occidental Gov. Isidro Zayco had no recourse but to seek the help of Malacañang to send one power barge to bring relief to residents and businesses who have been severely affected by the acute power shortage in the province.

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B U S I N E S S

Electronics, sales to US weaken

PHILIPPINE sales of goods abroad fell in March on flagging electronics
shipments and weak exports to the United States.

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S P O R T S

SAN ANTONIO, Texas: Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili scored 31 points apiece Thursday as the San Antonio Spurs finally posted a victory over New Orleans in their National Basketball Association playoff series.

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The United States warned China Thursday that it risked "technological isolation" for developing unique technical standards of its own that also are shutting out foreign competition.

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Putin: Still Russia’s paramount leader

Most keen observers of the Kremlin are convinced  that Vladimir Putin will continue to be the paramount leader of Russia. He is, officially, only the head of government as prime minister. But his protégé, Dmitry Medvedev, himself, who succeeded him Wednesday as Russia’s elected president and head of state, referred to himself and Putin as a ruling “tandem.”

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ELMER A. Ordoñez: The future of the Philippine Left

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· FEATURE: Filipino workers push for higher wages amid food crisis

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World

Myanmar cyclone survivors starving

BANGKOK: Desperate survivors of the Myanmar cyclone are facing serious
health worries one week after the disaster, with everything from disease to snakebites putting some 1.5 million people at risk, aid groups say.

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Summer is now in full swing and according to the fashion forecast, ‘tis  the season to experiment and try something new! Playing on the traditional hues and textures, this summer sees style evolve with a richness and diversity inspired by the world traveler.

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