Panoorin ang hinagpis ng magulang kung saan, nalamang sumapi na pala ang kanyang anak sa terroristang groupo at hinayaan o pinabayaang mamatay dahil sa sakit.
Nag paalam ang anak na mag tatrabaho sa Nueva Ecija noong 2018, ngunit hindi ito alam ng magulang na magiging npa na pala ito.
Sa tulong ng kasamahang NPA ay natuntun at hininukay ang labi nito, upang masilayan ng kanyang mga magulang.
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Mayor Sara’s stance on peace talks gets support
Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte is getting the support of the City Peace and Order Council (CPOC) to exempt the city from the 15-day ceasefire with the communist rebels.
On Thursday afternoon, the CPOC pushed for the exemption of Davao City from the ceasefire and the Suspension of Military Operation (SOMO).
The ceasefire and SOMO is observed from December 23, 2019 to January 7, 2020.
Mayor Inday said the passage of resolution seeking exemption from the declaration is based on the records showing violations by the communist insurgents of previous SOMO and ceasefires.
“When there is a SOMO there is an increase of activities on the part of the NPA, they continue their recruitment and some other areas. Historically that is what we see on the data,” the mayor said.
Mayor Inday said the city will request the Office of the President to exclude Davao City from the declaration to counter atrocities by the New People’s Army (NPA) – the armed wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines.
“There were incidents in Camarines Sur and Iloilo despite the declaration of SOMO we do not want the same incident to happen in the city,” she said.
1003rd Infantry Brigade commander Colonel Nolasco Mempin said the exemption is beneficial to the city which already significant results in combating insurgency in the countryside through Peace 911.
Mempin said the request of Mayor Inday is greatly respected by the military forces.
“Base on the situation on the ground and the wisdom of our political leaders we respect and agree on the stand of the mayor. we also recognized the need to keep the security forces safe from any possible attack of the rebel group,” Mempin said. CIO
As the President orders a probe into the blunders in the country’s hosting of the SEA Games, House lawmakers are also planning to hold an inquiry into what they claim are fake news about the SEA Games being circulated online. RG Cruz with this report.
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Dineklara bilang persona non grata ang batikang singer na si Leah Navarro sa General Santos.
Ito ay matapos magkomento si Navarro sa tweet ng dating tagapagsalita ng Korte Suprema na si Theodore Te na nagpapahiwatid na tila ay “pagbabayad” ang naganap na sunod-sunod na malalakas na lindol sa Mindanao.
Nakasaad sa resolusyon na iniakda ni Gensan Councilor Atty. Franklin Gacal Jr. bawal na magtungo ang singer sa Gensan.
Gayunman, kaagad namang humingi ng paumanhin si Navarro sa kanyang naging komento.
Opinion:
so ganito ang mga dilawan na malilinis at maka Diyos umano,
‘Ganito ang malasanto at madasalin kuno, pero salungat sa kanyang mga kilos, gawa at pananalita”
HOLIDAY PERO SERBISYO PA RIN? Dili naman ito report ng Mainstream Media, kami na lang Taumbayan ang magshare ng kabutihan ni Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte. Salamat po mula sa Tulunan!
Thanks to the People of Davao and the initiative of the government of Davao City headed by Mayor Inday Sarah Duterte “Action hindi puro pa photo ops at pa media”
Photo credit to the netizens
comment from: Danilo Sulit: tingnan nio pag sa kbutihan na gunagawa ng gubyerno walang nag kokober na midia tlg kita mo wala silang nakikita na mbuting para sa mga tao na tinutulungan ng pngulo bayas tlg kyong mga midia.
Panoorin ang video kung saan mariing itinanggi ni Leni Robredo na hindi umano sya tutol at hindi niya sinabi na ihinto ang Drug wag ng kasalukayang administrasyon.
Dagdag ni Robredo na ang pag kundina o pagbatikos o pagpuna sa drug war ni pangulong Duterte ay upang ituwid o gawin sa tamang paraan o para mapa ayos.
Ibig niyang ipaliwanag na dapat e tweak ang pangangalakad o paraan hinggil sa Drug war ng gobyerno.
TANONG:
Hindi ba nasa gobyerno si Leni?
Anong e tweak? anong solusyon niya?
Wow may salitang tweak, Ang salitang Tweak ay parang popular at nangyari na ng itoy galawin ang PCOS server at e tweak ang server, habang kasalukayang bumuto ang mga tao, kaya na tweak at napunta at dumami bigla ang kanyang buto”
Wala akong sinabing ihinto ang Drug War kundi “Not to continue’ – Leni Robredo
Kaya huwag kayong magkalat ng Fake news, dahil ni review ni leni ang video at hindi niya sinabi na ihinto, sinabi niya “NOT TO CONTINUE” kaya dapat marunong kayong umintindi okay, so panoorin ang video 🙂
PROF:
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Itinalaga ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte si dating Communications Assistant Secretary Esther Margaux “Mocha” Uson bilang bagong Deputy Executive Director ng Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA).
Sa listahan ng presidential appointee na ibinaba ng Palasyo, hinirang si Uson bilang Deputy Executive Director V (Deputy Administrator) ng OWWA.
Matatandaan na si Uson ay dati na ring nanungkulan sa pamahalaan bilang Assistant Secretary ng Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) ngunit nagbitiw sa pwesto sa gitna ng mga batikos sa social media post nito, na ayon sa mga mambabatas ay taliwas sa trabaho nito sa PCOO, dahilan rin kung bakit naging pahirapan noon ang pagpagpasa ng budget ng PCOO.
Para naman sa Commission on Elections (Comelec), wala silang nakikitang hadlang sa panibagong posisyon sa gobyerno ni Uson.
Ayon kay Comelec Spokesman James Jimenez, hindi applicable sa mga natalong kandidato na naging nominee ng isang partylist group ang one year appointment ban sa posisyon sa gobyerno.
Inihayag din ni Comelec Education and Information Division Dir. Atty. Frances Arabe na mayroong naunang ruling ang Comelec En banc na nagsasabing hindi saklaw ng appointment ban ang mga nominees ng partylist.
Si Mocha Uson ay naging nominee ng AA-Kasosyo partylist pero hindi pinalad na makakuha ng pwesto sa Kongreso.
The province of Quezon has just been adjudged by the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) as having the fastest economic growth in Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) region.
And for that an P8-billion steel plant will rise in a 32 hectare property in Candelaria, Quezon. The groundbreaking for the plant of Steel Asia was held at Barangay Malabanban Sur.
Quezon Gov. David Suarez said the steel plant was the result of a chance meeting in December 2018 with Yao, whose family is from Lucban, Quezon.
The governor is hoping that could be the start of the industrialization in the Quezon province.
Benjamin Yao, Steel Asia CEO and chairman, the plant will be the first in the country to manufacture wire rods and wire mesh. He added that currently, the country imports wire rods needed in making paper clips, staple wires, and screws.
The Steel Asia CEO, assures that Steel Asia will hire more than 15,000 construction workers and office staff, and priority will be given to Quezon residents.
The plant “will create many business opportunities to support the operation. Itxxxxxxxxxxxxxs will be formed by Candelaria’s entrepreneurs – whom one day maybe global exporters.” Yao added.
The plant is expected to be operational in two years, Yao said.
Report from MB
A University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) student, who allegedly joined the New People’s Army (NPA), was killed in an encounter with the military on Thursday morning.
In a blog post by Citizen Today, the slain veterinary medicine student, John Carlo Capistrano Alberto, reportedly joined the NPA in January 2019, according to fellow students.
The encounter happened in Sitio Pinamintian, Barangay San Buenaventura, Luisiana, Laguna around 9 a.m., according to the blog, citing Army 2nd Infantry Division information officer Capt. Patrick Jay Retumban.
Two women NPA members were also wounded in the encounter.
The military seized from the NPA improvised explosives, detonator, tents, eight mobile phones, and a computer tablet.
In November 2017, another UP student, Josephine Lapira, allegedly a member of women’s left-leaning group Gabriela, was also killed in an encounter.
Earlier, former NPA members called on students not to join the communist rebellion. (PNA)
The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday said it had already coordinated with the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) for the warrant of arrest issued against Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) leader Jose Maria “Joma” Sison and 37 others.
“Ito naman ay standard procedure natin, ang maimpormahan ang ating mga counterparts abroad patungkol sa mga tao o Pilipinong may standing warrant of arrest. (This is our standard procedure to inform our counterparts abroad about persons or Filipinos who have a standing warrant of arrest),” said PNP spokesperson, Brig. Gen. Bernard Banac, in a press briefing.
“Kinakailangan ding maimpormahan sila dahil concern din sila sa kani-kanilang mga security (They have need to be informed also because they are also concerned about their own security),” Banac added.
On Aug. 28, 2019, the Regional Trial Court Branch 32 in Manila issued the warrant of arrest against self-exiled Sison and 37 individuals including National Democratic Front (NDF) consultants Luis Jalandoni, Prudencio Calubid, and Geronimo Pasetes.
RTC Judge Thelma Bunyi-Medina ordered the arrest of the 38 for their alleged involvement in the so-called Inopacan massacre in Leyte on Sept. 2, 1985. No bail was recommended.
Based on estimates of former rebels and the victims’ relatives, the Inopacan massacre, dubbed by the New People’s Army as “Oplan Venereal Disease”, claimed the lives of about 300 residents in Leyte province.
Banac said warrant of arrest will be immediately served once the PNP gets information from its foreign counterparts.
“Ang buong PNP ay nakaantabay upang matugunan kung ano man ang mga information na makuha natin sa kinaroroonan ng bawat isa sa kanila, (The entire PNP is ready to respond to whatever information we will get on their whereabouts),” he said.
The CPP-NPA is listed as a terrorist organization by the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the Philippines. (PNA / Christopher Lloyd Caliwan)