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Wednesday, November 22, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Japan warns travelers of rabies related deaths in RP (3:30 p.m.)
Agriculture office cautioned v. chicken importation (3:00 p.m.)
Black Eyed Peas top American Music Awards with 3 victories (2:55 p.m.)
Int’l workers’ group expresses alarm over killing of labor leaders (2:30 p.m.)
RP to reap benefits from Singaporean investments early next year: trade chief (9:47 a.m.)

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Preview of things to come if the court rules next week in favor of the US Marines accused of raping a Filipina. Anti-riot police push back protesters trying to march towards the American Embassy along Roxas Boulevard in Manila. Some 150 activists held Tuesday a protest outside the tightly guarded US Embassy. (AP photo)
MANILA -- Ten of 15 Supreme Court (SC) justices ruled Tuesday that Republic Act 6735 or the Initiative Referendum Act is sufficient to amend the Constitution through a people’s initiative.

But the High Court stood firm on its position that the signature campaign by the Sigaw ng Bayan could not be passed off as a people’s initiative because of the questionable procedures that the group had used.

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Top Stories
Public satisfaction with Arroyo drops
MANILA -- President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's net performance and trust ratings plunged this November compared to July this year, a Pulse Asia survey showed.
Barge full of oil debris sinks off Misamis Occidental
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- A barge carrying oil-soaked debris from cleanup efforts in Guimaras sank at around 9 p.m. Monday off a coastal town in Misamis Occidental, the regional Office of Civil Defense (OCD) reported Tuesday.
4 rookie police fire guns while drunk
CEBU CITY -- Four rookie policemen from Western Visayas who are in town for the Asean summit are facing criminal complaints for allegedly firing their guns while under the influence of liquor last Saturday.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Barge carrying oil-spill debris from Guimaras sinks off M. Occidental
Mayor refutes landslide, soil erosion reports in Sipalay

Baguio
Leftists guilty of purging colleagues: military
Canadian group seeks freedom of 9 punks

Cebu
Firearm charges v. 2 block-timers dismissed
Does George Tan exist? ‘Come out and prove charges’

Cagayan de Oro
Mayor suspends workers linked to tax scandal
Thieves ransack store of P1.5-M

Davao
P2.58B 2007 budget okayed in 2nd reading
Lawmaker: Probe bureau has proof v. assassins' boss

Dumaguete
'Fraternity war spillover'
Not 'lavish' but 'lacking' spending: Recto

General Santos
Task Force created to look into mayor's death
Local execs score energy department

Iloilo
Barge carrying oil sludge sinks
Poll body: Returning voters still good until Dec. 31

Manila
Court defers arraignment of arrested ex-senator
Congressman in ethics rap faces Arroyos

Pampanga
4th district mayors to still back guv
City to allot P100M for San Fernando river rehab

Pangasinan
Lawyer, wife killed
Kiwanis sets shootfest for women

Zamboanga
Zambo-Malaysia new air route boosts economy: traders
Zamboanga is recipient of McDonald's day care center




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