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Davao City Councilor Bernard Al-ag. (Maria Patricia C. Borromeo/davaotoday.com file photo)

Ban of overloaded trucks in Mandug, Callawa urged

City Councilor Bernard Al-ag urged the City Transport and Traffic Office and Land Transport Office to ban overloaded trucks plying from Barangay Mandug to Callawa to prevent further damage to the roads.

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Differing views in ‘unfinished’ bilateral ceasefire proposal loom as PH gov’t, Reds ready for 3rd round of talks

The Philippine peace panel expects to hammer out a bilateral ceasefire agreement with the communists ahead of the third round of the peace talks between the Philippine government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines to be held here starting on January 19 until January 25.

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Read more about the article IP group says NDFP’s socio-economic reform draft well-received in communities
Piya Macliing Malayao of Katribu Partylist. PHOTO: PAULO RIZAL / DAVAOTODAY.COM FILE PHOTO

IP group says NDFP’s socio-economic reform draft well-received in communities

A local indigenous people’s group in the Philippines expressed its support to the program of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines for the indigenous peoples.

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Group urges GRP-NDFP to include drug-related killings in peace talks

A church-based group on Tuesday urged the Government Republic of the Philippines and the National Democratic Front to include in the next round of peace talks, the spate of drug-related killings across the country.

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Read more about the article NUJP scores Andanar for blaming media over Duterte’s Martial law remark
MEET AND GREET. Incoming Presidential Communications Operations Office chief, Martin Andanar, meets with reporters to lay down his plans for the office Saturday, June 4. Andanar is also a reporter and news anchor before his appointment. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

NUJP scores Andanar for blaming media over Duterte’s Martial law remark

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines scored on Monday Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar’s claim that the media “misreported” President Rodrigo Duterte’s statement on Martial Law in his administration’s war on drugs.

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