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Read more about the article Anti-TRAIN petitioners say law is misleading, deceptive
DISMAYED. Bayan Muna Representative Carlos Zarate expressed dismay over the refusal of the military to allow representatives of National Interfaith Humanitarian Mission to enter Marawi City on Thursday, June 15. Aside from the distribution of relief goods, representatives of the mission also aimed to talk to the local government officials in the area to hear their briefings and views on the ongoing military offensives in the city. (Alexander Lopez/davaotoday.com)

Anti-TRAIN petitioners say law is misleading, deceptive

A progressive party-list lawmaker on Wednesday downplayed as “misleading” and “deceptive” the Office of the Solicitor General’s (OSG) defense that the government’s P200 financial aid was enough to guard poor Filipino families against the inflationary impacts of the Duterte administration’s tax reform program.

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Read more about the article Gov’t peace program set for Paquibato as farmers cry foul over illegal arrests, forced surrenders
Davao City Advisory Committee for Peace and Development (DC-PEACE DEV) spokesperson Atty. Elisa Lapina in a press briefing on Thursday, April 12, 2018 at the Davao City Hall. (Mark Joy G. Basallajes/davaotoday.com)

Gov’t peace program set for Paquibato as farmers cry foul over illegal arrests, forced surrenders

The Davao City Advisory Committee for Peace and Development (DC-PEACE DEV) announced it will start its programs and projects in Paquibato District this May 9.

Continue ReadingGov’t peace program set for Paquibato as farmers cry foul over illegal arrests, forced surrenders