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The second round of talks between the government of the Philippines and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines opened Thursday, October 6 at the Holmenfjord Hotell in Oslo, Norway. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano/davaotoday.com file photo)

No bilateral ceasefire yet; NDF, GRP can’t agree on revolutionary tax, other issues

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Post published:November 25, 2016
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The government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines have yet to achieve consensus on various points before signing a bilateral ceasefire agreement.

PH to open up ICT, energy industries to new players

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Post published:November 24, 2016
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The Philippine government is finalizing plan to open up the information and communication technology or ICT industry to new players in a bid to promote competitiveness and improve the quality of service.

No time limit for anti-Marcos protest—Duterte

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Post published:November 24, 2016
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Wednesday evening that anti-Marcos protesters could hold their protest actions in all public places for as long as they want without any permit

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello says the Duterte administration is determined to resolve the issue of contractualization of workers. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com file photo)

GRP negotiator Bello says Duterte may pardon political prisoners soon

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Post published:November 22, 2016
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Government peace panel chief negotiator Silvestre Bello III said President Rodrigo Duterte may pardon peace consultants of the National Democratic Front before the year ends.

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NPA: armed encounters to erupt in Mindanao

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Post published:November 22, 2016
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A spokesman of the New People’s Army said its unilateral ceasefire declaration might be cut-short because of a looming armed encounter between their troops and that of the government.

No bilateral ceasefire yet; NDF, GRP can’t agree on revolutionary tax, other issues

PH to open up ICT, energy industries to new players

No time limit for anti-Marcos protest—Duterte

GRP negotiator Bello says Duterte may pardon political prisoners soon

NPA: armed encounters to erupt in Mindanao

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