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'FORGIVE ME'. President Rodrigo Duterte asks for forgiveness from Maranaos during his visit to the evacuation center at Fisheries High School in Buru-un, Iligan City on Tuesday, June 20. (Alex D. Lopez/davaotoday.com)

Duterte to Maranaos: Forgive the gov’t, forgive me

Post author:ALEX D. LOPEZ
Post published:June 20, 2017
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Despite the unfavorable weather condition, President Rodrigo Duterte pushed through with his scheduled visit to more than 169 families now seeking temporary refuge at the gymnasium of the Fisheries High School in Buru-un here on Tuesday afternoon, June 20.

Police warns public vs unverified intel reports on ISIS threats in PHL

Post author:ZEA IO MING C. CAPISTRANO
Post published:June 20, 2017
Post category:Headline Martial Law in Mindanao Politics
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Memoranda citing intelligence reports of possible terror attacks in some areas in the country are making its rounds in social media.

Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte presid?es? over the 18th ?City C?ouncil session for the first time on Tuesday, August 2, 2016. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Davao City to pass ‘anti-Isis’ ordinance soon

Post author:ZEA IO MING C. CAPISTRANO
Post published:June 20, 2017
Post category:Headline Latest Martial Law in Mindanao Politics
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The City Council is on the process of finalizing an ordinance which seeks to punish terrorist activities linked to the Islamic State or ISIS.

Guillermo ‘Bill’ Luz (Photo from Asia New Zealand Foundation)

Ayala exec appointed as honorary adviser for New Zealand foundation

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:June 20, 2017
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An associate director of the Ayala Corporation has been appointed as honorary adviser of the Asia New Zealand Foundation.

‘Removal of Filipino, literature subjects in HEIs make CHED officials liable for contempt’

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:June 20, 2017
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The removal of Filipino and literature subjects in colleges and universities will make CHED officials liable for contempt, a militant lawmaker said on Tuesday.

Duterte to Maranaos: Forgive the gov’t, forgive me

Police warns public vs unverified intel reports on ISIS threats in PHL

Davao City to pass ‘anti-Isis’ ordinance soon

Ayala exec appointed as honorary adviser for New Zealand foundation

‘Removal of Filipino, literature subjects in HEIs make CHED officials liable for contempt’

‘Pro-China?’: Coast Guard spox confronts Duterte siblings over West Philippine Sea stance

Family of missing labor organizer hails Supreme Court order directing military to comment

Davao officials warn of 4 to 5 year power reserve window, push for new generation facilities

Relatives of drug war dead decry VP Duterte’s claim victims may not be real

UP students push for higher budget as Congress prepares for deliberations