Politics

Sto. Tomas town officials take oath

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Jun 29, 2013

By MART D. SAMBALUD

Davao Today

In a ceremony dubbed as “Panunumpa sa Katungkulan,” Mayor-elect Benigno Andamon and Vice Mayor-elect Daniel Batosalem together with eight other elected municipal officials took oath before Davao del Norte Province Governor Rodolfo del Rosario.

Cebu Pacific to comply with CAAP’s decision as two of its pilots are suspended

Cebu Pacific to comply with CAAP’s decision as two of its pilots are suspended

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Jun 27, 2013

By DAVAO TODAY

Davao Today

Cebu Pacific was asked to comply with CAAP’s action plan.  This means the former will have to reassess their accountable executives and station managers, hold random sampling of flight crew capabilities as regards unusual situations in the flight simulator, reassess their turn-around time policy and have them grant unrestricted access to CAAP flight inspectors so that the former may conduct heightened performance monitoring. 

NPA’s Parago declares 5 Army men as Prisoners of war

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Jun 19, 2013

By DAVAO TODAY

Davao Today

The NPA said their “active counter-intelligence and subsequent operations” were meant to punish AFP units, especially the Civil Military Operations Battalion headed by Maj. Jake Obligado, for continuing to “encroach, settle and conduct psychological warfare and intelligence operations” in the villages of Paquibato District.

Army says 5 soldiers are now NPA captives

Army says 5 soldiers are now NPA captives

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Jun 18, 2013

By DAVAO TODAY

Davao Today

Captain Raul Villegas, public affairs officer of the 10th ID, said that Corporal Emmanuel Quezon; Privates First Class Ronald Gura, Bernie Padilla and Donato Estandia; and Private Marteniano Pasiagas Jr. were allegedly taken by the New People’s Army (NPA) under Leoncio ‘Ka Parago’ Pitao on Monday afternoon in Sitio Lubas, Paquibato Proper village in Paquibato District.

Davao’s pillars in RH movement honored

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May 31, 2013

By ACE R. MORANDANTE

Davao Today

Ancheta-Templa, one of the awardees, said the recognition only made it clear that the RH Law is a product of women’s movement and should be directed to the grassroots women “who are in need of comprehensive health services as they are more vulnerable than any other social class.”