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Archive for June, 2009

    ‘Martsa Kontra Cha-cha’ Set

    POLITICS   Various religious, youth, cause-oriented and civil society groups are set to hold a march throughout the city of Manila on June 30 to sustain efforts opposing the Constituent Assembly being planned by allies of the President. The protest action has also been billed as a countdown to the State of the Nation Address of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on July 27.

    6/24/09 11:35 AM   Full Story
    What Are 1109, 9006, and 9369 in Arroyo’s Agenda?

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    “Self-preservation” lurks in the shadow of the Arroyo agenda. Stepping down voluntarily at the end of her term will unleash a deluge of lawsuits to make her pay for the alleged crimes she had committed while in office since 2001. She must stay in power to shield herself against any lawsuit even if some observers believe being House speaker or prime minister does not necessarily give her legal immunity.

    6/23/09 11:07 PM   Full Story
    Environmentalists Slam Arroyo’s Sellout of Lands to Foreigners

    ENVIRONMENT   The news of a United Kingdom firm, Pacific Bio-Fields Holdings Plc., acquiring 400,000 hectares of land in northern Luzon which it can use for 50 years for free may be staggering but not surprising, according to green groups.

    6/23/09 10:55 PM   Full Story
    Recruiting Militants in Southern Thailand

    Bangkok/Brussels, 22 June 2009: Unless the Thai government can give more attention to tackling the Muslim insurgency in the South, moving from a military toward a political solution, the violent conflict will intensify as the recruitment of young militants will accelerate.
    Recruiting Militants in Southern Thailand,* the latest report from the International Crisis Group, warns that [...]

    6/23/09 10:52 PM   Full Story
    New Round of Oil Price Hikes Hit

    ENERGY & OIL   Due to continued overpricing, oil firms collect about P167.03 million in extra profits daily from consumers, according to the latest study released by the multisectoral group Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) as it questioned the latest round of oil price hikes that oil firms implemented last midnight.

    6/23/09 10:50 PM   Full Story
    Greenpeace Water Patrol Dismantles Blockade

    Taytay pledges best practice waste dump rehab
    Taytay, Rizal, 23 June 2009–The municipality of Taytay has agreed to
    adopt stringent procedures on dumpsite closure following a blockade by
    Greenpeace Water Patrol activists at the 13 hectare polluting garbage
    repository located on the banks of Laguna Lake.
    Early this morning, volunteers from Greenpeace shut the gates of the
    dumpsite in Barangay Muzon [...]

    6/23/09 10:46 PM   Full Story
    It’s Battle of Good Vs Evil, Church Leaders Say of Cha-cha Fight

    POLITICS   Several religious leaders have vowed to never abandon the Filipino people in their struggle to defeat the regime’s attempt to change the Constitution. Arroyo, they say, “has surpassed the brutality and evilness of martial law.

    6/10/09 06:25 AM   Full Story

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