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PH shifts infra plan to ‘high gear’ this year
Published January 31, 2018, 10:01 PM By Chino S. Leyco The Department of Finance (DOF) said yesterday that the government’s ambitious infrastructure program will shift to “high gear” starting this year following the enactment of the first tax reform law. In a statement, Finance Secretary Carlos G. Dominguez III said the government will roll out…
Retired military, police urge united stance on West Philippine Sea ahead of Independence Day
Bella Perez-Rubio (Philstar.com) – June 11, 2021 MANILA, Philippines — Advocates for National Interest (ANI), a group composed of retired police and military officers, on Friday called on Filipinos to “unite and rally to our flag in assertion of our rights in the West Philippine Sea.” Retired Gen. Eliseo Rio, also a former information communications and…
Crackdown on friends, family of peace consultants means more fabricated charges
Acquaintances, old friends, and family of peace consultants are now clear targets of police and military, who have come together in a crackdown against peace consultants and advocates.
Police denies Kodao’s inquiry on arrested journos
Kodao Productions went to the police station in Meycauayan, Bulacan Monday afternoon to cover and verify the arrest of fellow Altermidya reporters. This is an audio recording of the exchange between Kodao executive director Jola Diones-Mamangun and police officers inside the police station. (Editing by Film Weekly)
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Cops gun down 14 farmers in alleged anti-crime ops in Negros Oriental
At least 14 farmers were killed in alleged anti-crime operations in Negros Oriental on Saturday, March 30, the human rights group Karapatan reported.
