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  • Philippine Muslims Wait for Peace Agreement

    Manila, Jun 18 (Prensa Latina) The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (FMLI) expressed its dissatisfaction with the governmental delay in the signing of the peace agreement. Our organization feels discouraged by the constant delay of the government to reach definitive peace, said in a ABS-CBN television station's report Ghazali Jaafar, vice President of FMLI, group that was founded in 1984 with ...

  • US 7-11 stores rapped for exploiting Filipinos

    Graphics depicting the locations of 7-Eleven stores involved in a federal indictment are shown after a news conference at the US Attorney’s office, Monday, June 17, 2013, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. Philippine officials in the US are investigating the reported exploitation of Filipino immigrants at several 7-Eleven convenience stores in two East Coast states under a scheme likened ...

  • Fila throws full support behind Philippine Volcanoes

    FILA president/CEO Cris Albert, Philippine Volcanoes' representative/chair William Bailey Global sportswear brand Fila is known for its specialized product lines in running, basketball, racquet sports and golf. It opened in the country in 1983, launching an apparel line and later specializing in footwear. Since then, it has become one of the country's premier footwear brands, under ...

  • With crummy airport and mercenary taxi drivers it’s not fun in the Philippines

    Tourism Secretary Ramon R. Jimenez, Jr. will have to get airport authorities to improve their services, particularly transport, if we are to convince visitors is it, indeed, more fun in the Philippines. Last week's column on overcharging taxi drivers stirred a hornet's nest. The feedback I received would make travelers, including Filipinos, want to take the first flight out of the ...

  • Five slain five kidnapped in Philippines

    COMMUNIST insurgents have killed five civilians and kidnapped five soldiers in the southern Philippines in the latest of a series of violent acts following the collapse of peace talks, authorities ...

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Win Win [Blu-Ray]

Win Win [Blu-Ray]

So-called feel-good movies are tricky business because most filmmakers are all too willing to paper over or outright bend reality in order to deliver the emotional candy the audience is craving. Of course, a little candy isnt a bad thing, but too much of it makes you sick, and that is often the c ... ...

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  • Cayetano the only senator-elect to comply with all SOCE filing requirements

    Only one among the 12 senators-elect who were elected or re-elected to the Senate during the recent May polls complied fully with the Commission on Elections' requirements in the filing of expenditures reports, the Comelec said Tuesday.According to an urgent memorandum from the office of Comelec commissioner Christian Robert Lim, Alan Peter Cayetano is the lone senatorial victor who ...

  • In Global First Philippines to Destroy Its Ivory Stock

    On June 21 the Philippines will destroy five tons of seized ivory, becoming the world's first ivory-consuming nation to destroy its national ivory ...

  • 665 pass Radiologic X-ray technologist licensure exams — PRC

    A total of 637 out of 1,122 passed the Radiologic Technologist Licensure Examination given this month, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced Tuesday.At the same time, the PRC also announced that 31 out of 138 passed the X-Ray Technologist Licensure Examination also given this ...

  • Most Filipinos are more at home in suburban villages—INQUIRER.net poll

    MANILA, Philippines--Most Filipinos prefer to live in a single detached house in suburban villages than a condominium unit in the city, an INQUIRER.net survey revealed Tuesday. The question "Where do you prefer to live?" was posted on June 4 with two choices: Suburban detached house and condominium unit. After two weeks or as of 9 p.m. on June 18, among the 2,898 respondents, 2,498 ...

  • Among senatorial winners Gringo was most efficient spender

    Among the winners in the senatorial elections, Gringo Honasan got the most bang for his buck.The re-electionist senator ended up spending just P1.8 for each of his 13.2 million votes, according to calculations made by GMA News Online based on candidates' expenditure reports released by Commission on Elections (Comelec).Each candidate's expenses were divided by the number of votes they ...

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