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AGENCY STORMED. Typhoo Pablo (international name Bopha) victims stormed the Department of Social Welfare and Development Office one year after the agency "failed on its commitment" to distribute 10,000 sacks of rice as relief to them. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

DSWD STORMED

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Post published:February 27, 2014
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Typhoo Pablo (international name Bopha) victims stormed the Department of Social Welfare and Development Office one year after the agency "failed on its commitment" to distribute 10,000 sacks of rice as relief to them. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

Expensive kidney dialysis, transplant hound patients

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Post published:February 27, 2014
Post category:Economy Headline Health
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Costs remain steep for kidney patients such as Alfredo, a 61-year old farmer who was brought by his family all the way from Tulunan, North Cotabato to a private hospital in Davao.

E-MARTIAL LAW. Simply put, the Cybercrime Prevention Act is Martial Law in the internet, says a placard of a National Union of Journalists of the Philippines member. (davaotoday.com photo by Medel Hernani)

Pooled Editorial: Resist Aquino’s e-Martial Law

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:February 25, 2014
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Let this be the clarion call of our times: Resist Aquino’s e-Martial Law.

Soldiers not allowed to encamp in populated centers – Duterte

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Post published:February 22, 2014
Post category:Compostela Valley Headline Human Rights Military Mindanao Politics Youth & Children
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“Since 28 January up to this moment, this exact moment, I can attest that there are still military forces camping in our community, 7 houses are occupied including mine” Christina Lantao said.

Renewable energy pushed in Mindanao amid financing, licensing difficulties

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Post published:February 21, 2014
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The campaign to increase renewable energy (RE) production will need “more aggressiveness” on the part of government "or else non-RE sources will just naturally come-in”, the government socio-economic planning unit for Mindanao has said.

DSWD STORMED

Expensive kidney dialysis, transplant hound patients

Pooled Editorial: Resist Aquino’s e-Martial Law

Soldiers not allowed to encamp in populated centers – Duterte

Renewable energy pushed in Mindanao amid financing, licensing difficulties

Schools in Davao del Norte, Sultan Kudarat cleared after hoax threats

Five years after death, Davao artist Bree Jonson’s mother awaits NBI final report

Why Senate’s 14-vote rule survives constitutional challenge

Davao’s People’s Ville offers housing hope—but are the poorest eligible?

Mary Jane Veloso walks free