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‘Sabah is ours’ says groups, as Aquino gov’t sides with Malaysia

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN Davao Today “Sabah ang nagpapaganda at nagpapapangit ng relasyon natin with Malaysia mula po noong 1960s.  Lumaki ang gulo natin sa Silangan dahil sa sigalot na yan.  Ngayon po ay nagbago na.  Partner na natin ang Malaysia sa pag uusap sa MILF.  Tumulong ng isang dekada hangang umabot tayo sa pag pirma ng Framework Agreement.  Tayo po ay maayos na lahi.  Papasalamatan ba natin sila ng kaguluhan?  Mali naman natin iyon.” -- President Benigno Aquino III

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Aquino: 21 Filipino UN peacekeepers detained in Syria expected to be released today

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN Davao City With the capture, Aquino said he had tasked the AFP to reassess if the country can still afford to send a number of people, by the thousands, for the deployments everywhere in the world.

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Mourning the death of Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN Davao Today “He’s worthy of emulation as a leader who inspired his people to wage a Bolivarian revolution that truly empowered the majority of the Venezuelans who are poor and put a stop to the elites’ greed and plunder of Venezuela’s rich-oil resources.” Atty. Carlos Zarate, second nominee, Bayan Muna Party

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NPA admits killing ‘military spy’ in Davao

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN Davao Today In a statement, Ka Sandawa, spokesperson of the NPA’s Zenaida Beron Command said a “military tribunal” meted out the standing order against Paulino ‘Jun’ Landim, Jr. last March 2 for his participation as “a military spy.”

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GPH-MILF Framework agreement backed by most Davaoeños, survey says

By DAVAO TODAY "The believers of the peace process are the poor.  Perhaps, this hope is rooted on their conviction that there would never be development if there is no peace.  No society is ever mature if it is hounded by chaos, by uncertainty, by war." -- Rey Cuizon, IPO specialist

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