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Sunday, November 02, 2008 (Philippines)
| To avoid the heat and the crowds, some families chose to visit the graves of relatives at the Calamba Cemetery at night. Save for the confiscation of some liquor bottles, bolos and other blades, the police described All Saints’ Day as peaceful and orderly. (Sunstar photo/Amper Campańa) |
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ALTHOUGH the Cebu City Government has the biggest liabilities among all cities in the country, City Administrator Francisco Fernandez said this was not a cause for worry, since the amount represents an investment that could earn billions more.
The Commission on Audit (COA), in its report for fiscal year 2007, listed Cebu City as having the biggest total liabilities among all cities, amounting to P5.739 billion.
The bulk of the amount was incurred in the 295-hectare reclamation project known as the South Road Properties (SRP), financed through a loan from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
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‘Better than normal’ peace
FEW complaints and a smaller-than-expected haul of bladed weapons in the cemeteries led Police Regional Office (PRO) 7 Director Ronald Roderos to assess the observance of All Saints’ Day in Central Visayas as “normal and even better.”
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Court finds evidence ‘insufficient’ against accused in Gingoyon slay
MORE than five months after two men were accused of killing Philippine Drug Enforcement Authority (PDEA) operative Priscillano Gingoyon Jr., the court ordered their release for insufficient evidence.
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‘Charge Jocjoc in court’
AT least two Cebu lawmakers prefer the filing of charges against former agriculture undersecretary Jocelyn “Jocjoc” Bolante in court, rather than compelling the alleged architect of the P738-million fertilizer scam to testify in Congress.
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