Headlines:
THE CITY’S OPPOSITION PARTIES have currently
combined forces to back up the displeased barangay
officials’ cry for a recall election against
the incumbent City Mayor V. Dennis Socrates.
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THE MANAGEMENT OF the Legend Hotel last week denied
reports of food poisoning that caused the death
of a guest from Batangas Province recently.
In a press conference, Ms Susan Ong, Hotel Manager,
said authorities findings showed that the late Councilor
Francisco Calinao died due to hypertension and not
in a food poisoning as the national tabloids reported.
Councilor Calinao was in town for a convention when
the incident transpired.
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SENATOR LOREN LEGARDA on Sunday this week vowed
to support the provincial government of Palawan
in its’ claim of the 40% share in the Camago-Malampaya
gas proceeds. The statement was issued in a press
conference held at the Provincial Governor’s
Office after the formal opening of the week-long
Baragatan festival on Sunday. Senator Legarda had
come all the way from Manila to grace the proceedings
as the guest of honor of the Baragatan opening.
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THE PHILIPPINE Ports Authority (PPA) here, starting
last week, cancelled the implementation and imposition
of P5.00 pedestrian entrance fee following oppositions
both from the private and local government sectors.
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NOWADAYS IN Palawan, “MOA” means none
other but the much talked about documented Agreement
that our government both local and national, says
must be signed by designated authorities so we the
People of Palawan can get money from the earnings
of the fabulous petroleum deposit of Malampaya/Camago.
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AS PART OF the closure activities of the Programme,
copies of various publications and resource materials
produced by the Programme are currently being distributed
to its various stakeholders across mainland Palawan
and its national and international partners.
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