Davao Local News
Avila renews support for aerial spray ban
DAVAO City Councilor Leonarda Avila on Tuesday renewed his support for aerial spray ban.
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Dabawenyos warned vs thieves this Christmas
DAVAO City Councilor Nilo Abellera on Wednesday gave an early warning to the city to be wary of thieves during the Christmas season.
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Lelis remains scot-free since May 2008 shooting
COUNSEL of the complainant against a member of Villa Abrille clan accused of killing two young men in restobar last year said the police have yet to arrest the suspect.
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Army retrieves body of Cotabato radioman
THE military has recovered the body of the slain broadcaster who was among the 57 people massacred in Ampatuan, Maguindanao last Monday.
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Ampatuan Jr. tagged in Maguindanao massacre
POLICE named Wednesday Andal Ampatuan Jr., mayor of Datu Unsay town in Maguindanao, as the prime suspect in an election-linked massacre of at least 60 people in Maguindanao.
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Government gives financial aid
THE National Government is giving financial assistance to relatives of Maguindanao massacre victims.
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Davao now off limits to high-powered arms
NO HIGH-powered firearms will be allowed in the City of Davao even if the owners have permit to bring them in.
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Massacre shows Arroyo's ‘failure’ to address impunity
THE Maguindanao massacre just showed how President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's administration had failed to address the growing impunity
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RP is now most dangerous place for media workers
WITH Monday's Maguindanao massacre where 34 journalists were killed, an international media watchdog group has tagged Philippines as the most dangerous place in the world for media workers.
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34 journalists joined Mangudadatu convoy
A JOURNALIST, who was among those spared in the killings in Maguindanao town on November 23, confirmed there were 34 journalists who joined the convoy of the Mangudadatus.
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Lawyer's remains brought home
KIDAPAWAN CITY -- The mother of human rights lawyer Concepcion Jayme-Brizuela kept her pent-up emotions when she saw her eldest daughter's body being given "a face-lift" at a funeral home.
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Gun ban implementation urged
DAVAO City Council urged Tuesday the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to implement a gun ban effective December 1 stemming from Monday's Maguindanao massacre.
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Carbon trading ‘doesn't ease effects of climate change’
AN INTERNATIONAL environmentalist said Tuesday that current agreements on global warming, specifically carbon trading, are doing more damage than easing the effects of climate change.
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1 of 4 in Aussie slay turns state witness
THE Regional Trial Court (RTC) has granted the motion to release one of the accused in the murder case involving an Australian national for him to become a state witness.
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Mangudadatu: Let law take its course
DESPITE losing a wife, two sisters and several relatives, Buluan Vice Mayor Ismael "Toto" Mangudadatu vowed Tuesday to let the law take its course and appealed for sobriety among kin and supporters.
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