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Tuesday, September 30, 2008 |
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Senate approves
Renewable Energy bill |
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By Efren L. Danao, Senior
Reporter
The Senate unanimously approved
Monday on third and final reading the priority bill enhancing the
development of renewable energy, to lessen the country’s
dependence on energy generated from imported fossil fuel.
The vote was 18-0 with no
abstention. The certified bill was supposed to have been approved
last week but was delayed when the sessions were focused on the
“double entry” issue.
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CA clears the way
for prosecution of Cherry Hills owners, officers
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NINE years after tragedy struck
residents of Cherry Hills Subdivision in Antipolo City, the Court of
Appeals finally granted their wish to criminally prosecute the
subdivision’s owner for multiple criminal charges.
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Suansing slams
Fernando over EDSA speed limit
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The Land Transportation Office
chief, Assistant Secretary Alberto Suansing, slammed Monday
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani
Fernando over the latter’s claim...
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Government
planning to ‘deactivate’ Quedancor
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THE country’s economic managers
are planning to deactivate the Quedan and Rural Credit Guarantee
Corporation or Quedancor, apparently because of the state firm’s
losing billions of pesos allegedly from mismanagement.
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De Borja files
motion for reconsideration
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BUSINESSMAN Francis Roa de Borja
has accused the Supreme Court of violating his constitutional
rights, when it came out with a decision referring his alleged
attempt to bribe a Court of Appeals justice...
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Somali pirates
release five Filipino sailors
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Five more Filipino seafarers are
hitting the road to safety as Somali pirates released the MV Bunga
Melati 5 with its 41-man crew on Saturday, the Department of Foreign
Affairs reported Monday.
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