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Saturday, October 04, 2008

 

MILF homeland deal dead

GMA govt still committed to pursuing peace

It’s final. President Gloria Arroyo reiterated that her administration would no longer sign an agreement on ancestral domain with the separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) whatever the Supreme Court decision on the homeland deal would be.

The President standing pat on her decision to trash the territorial pact came as the European Union backed her so-called paradigm shift in resolving the nearly four decades of separatist conflict in Mindanao in southern Philippines.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The scare from contaminated China-made milk products has become real for the Philippines, Russia and Vietnam and caused tempers to flare up violently in Taiwan.

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Despite the global financial crisis, the Philippine economy is more resilient now than it ever has been, President Gloria Arroyo said Friday.

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WASHINGTON, D.C.: Leading Democrats voiced optimism on Friday that the House of Representatives would back a revised financial rescue package amid intense negotiations ahead of the pivotal vote.

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EXCLUSIVE  

Despite making great progress in governance and electoral reform, Isabela Governor Grace Padaca said she faces much unfinished business in her fight against illegal gambling and illegal logging.

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ST. LOUIS, Missouri: Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin defied her critics with an aggressive, folksy showing in her debate clash with Democrat Joe Biden, escaping without a disastrous gaffe.

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WASHINGTON, D.C.: With just over a month until the US presidential elections, Republican John McCain has kept observers guessing with his unusual strategy capped Friday when the campaign announced it was pulling out of Michigan.

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The tamaraw has been a symbol of the endangered species in the Philippines for some time, but conservation efforts may have helped this animal become the new comeback kid of the animal kingdom.

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FEATURE

A Filipino movie won in the recently concluded International Children’s Film Festival in Tel Aviv, Israel, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila on Friday.

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