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Archive for July, 2007

    Bacolod City welcomes electric jeepneys

    Negros Occidental, the first Philippine province to embrace a 100% renewable energy target, today renewed its strong commitment to help stop climate change with the launch of the Electric Jeepneys in Bacolod City by GRIPP (Green Renewable Independent Power Producer) and Greenpeace.

    7/13/07 03:09 PM   Full Story
    Philippines: Group says its ready to face libel suit by Lafayette

    MANILA — Local dailies reported that Lafayette Philippines, Inc. , a Philippine subsidiary of Lafayette Mining Ltd., an Australian firm operating the controversial Rapurapu Polymetallic Project, filed libel raps against the Center for Environmental Concerns – Philippines (CEC – Phils). Among the statements that Lafayette was said to deem libelous were our assertions [...]

    7/13/07 03:08 PM   Full Story
    Is Cheney evil? The Dark Lord? Voldemort? Darth Vader? Or just a weasel?

    7/13/07 02:59 PM   Full Story
    The 9 most meaningless corporate slogans

    7/13/07 02:50 PM   Full Story
    DOING THEIR JOB

    Ignoring criticism is the luxury of authoritarian regimes and their agencies, even as “doing their job” in the present context can mean, among others, the military’s continuing on its present path of labeling as “enemies of the state” anyone and any group that disagrees with or is critical of the regime, and at least legitimizing their elimination.

    7/13/07 02:33 PM   Full Story
    DBP continues to lend support to SMEs in Philippines

    MANILA — The Pampanga-based Mekeni Food Corporation, producer of Pinoy favorites “tocino” and hotdogs, and the Red Dragon Farm, one of the biggest chicken growers/suppliers in Central Luzon, have valid reasons to be grateful to the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) for its lending assistance that has helped in their expansion and enjoyment of [...]

    7/13/07 02:30 PM   Full Story
    Philippines vows justice butchered marines

    MANILA — Miffed by the treacherous attack on government forces in Basilan the other day, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo said today Malacanang will account for the perpetrators of the dastardly act “in line with the rule of law and through the mechanisms of the peace process. ”

    7/13/07 02:29 PM   Full Story
    10 top policemen honored in Philippines

    MANILA — President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo awarded today with trophies the top 10 police personnel of the year in recognition of their career achievements and service to the community.

    7/13/07 02:28 PM   Full Story
    Philippines honors outstanding farmers, fishermen

    MANILA — President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo conferred today the Gawad Saka Awards to 25 enterprising farmers and fishermen and six agro-fishery cooperatives that made significant contributions to the government’s goal of a sustained growth for the agriculture sector.

    7/13/07 02:27 PM   Full Story
    Philippines to pursue peace talks with MILF despite Basilan ambush

    MANILA — Underscoring the critical importance of peace and security to the country’s bid for First World status and sustained economic growth, Presidential Adviser on National Security and acting Defense Secretary Norberto Gonzales said today the government will not abandon the quest for an end to the Mindanao hostilities through peaceful means in the aftermath [...]

    7/13/07 02:26 PM   Full Story
    Philippines’s Communist leader remains on EU terror list

    The Royal Netherlands Embassy in Manila issued a statement this afternoon saying that, contrary to what Jose Maria Sison and the National Democratic Front may have impressed on the public, Sison is still on the terrorism list of the European Union. The embassy said the judgment of the European Court of First Instance concerns an old terrorism list, not the new terrorism list adopted on June 29, 2007. Sison, who lives in exile in Utrecht, is the founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines and the NDF’s chief political consultant.

    7/13/07 02:18 PM   Full Story
    In war vs youth offenders, Davao mayor reaches for the shotgun

    By CHERYLL D. FIEL | Davao Today

    Rodrigo Duterte, the tough-talking mayor of Davao City known for his uncompromising stance on crime, has created an “Anti-Hoodlum Unit” that will go after gang members and abusive cabbies. He said the unit can shoot these “embarrassments to the city” with shotguns if necessary. “I warn you,” he said last week. “You bring out the worse in me.” He also warned child advocates to get out of his way and to stop pampering juvenile delinquents.

    7/13/07 11:23 AM   Full Story
    Philippines: EU court judgment ‘a victory for justice,’ says Joma

    By Prof. Jose Maria Sison
    Chief Political Consultant
    National Democratic Front of the Philippines
    The judgment of the European Court of First Instance (ECFI) annulling the decision of the Council of the European Union (EU) to put me in the “terrorist” blacklist is a victory for the cause of justice. It is not merely my personal victory. [...]

    7/13/07 08:59 AM   Full Story
    Basilan beheadings: Dishonoring the dead

    The Black & White Movement condemns in the strongest possible terms the beheading of ten marine soldiers following a firefight with members of the 8th Marine Battalion Landing Team (MBLT). “It is an inhuman and barbaric act that has no place in any civilized society and we ask that all means be exhausted to bring the perpetrators to justice”, says BnW lead convenor Enteng Romano.

    7/13/07 08:51 AM   Full Story
    Philippines president signs order to ensure successful probe of killings

    MANILA — President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has signed as early as eight days ago an administrative order that would help ensure the success of the investigation and prosecution of political and media killings.

    7/11/07 09:59 PM   Full Story

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