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Swine flu outbreak seen to boost RP pork export |
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By Ira Karen Apanay, Reporter
THERE is strong possibility that the local hog industry would be
tapped by other countries for their supply of pork, as the
Philippines has remained free of the swine flu virus that has broken
out in major meat exporting countries.
“There is a big possibility, since we are
declared free from swine flu,” Eliseo Yu of the National
Federation of Hog Farmers told the Manila Times in a phone
interview.
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SC denies Cojuangco’s claim to dividends of sequestered PLDT shares
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THE Supreme Court has junked the petition of Imelda Cojuangco, Prime
Holdings Inc. (PHI) and the estate of Ramon Cojuangco for claims to
the dividends and interests of the sequestered shares of stocks in
the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT).
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Last day for govt employees to declare assets, liabilities
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Today is the deadline for the filing of Statement of Assets,
Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN), the Civil Service Commission (CSC)
reminds government workers.
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Mar questions DepEd noodles “monopoly”
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Sen. Manuel “Mar” Roxas 2nd questioned Wednesday why the
Department of Education (DepEd) found no supplier other than Jeverps
Manufacturing for its P750-million noodle food program for school
children.
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DEAR
PAO
By Persida Acosta
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Free Legal Assistance
To Lowly Paid Police Officers
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Dear PAO,
We learn from news reports that the Public
Attorney’s Office is handling the defense of the low-ranking
police officers involved in the EDSA-NIA shootout...
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