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Saturday, January 13, 2007 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Tsunami warnings partially lifted on Japan's north coast (6:15 p.m.)
Updates on Asean Summit
Group warns of 'dirtier, more violent' May elections (10:41 a.m.)

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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo leads the unveiling of the marker of the Cebu International Convention Center. Friday’s ceremony for the facility was the third, after earlier lighting and blessing rites. (Sun.Star Cebu/Allan Cuizon)
CEBU CITY -- Plans to turn Southeast Asia into a tighter-knit political bloc and to establish a free trade zone will dominate Saturday's summit of the region's leaders.

Sun.Star Network Online's 12th Asean Summit Watch

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Top Stories
Migrant workers draft finalized
CEBU CITY -- Southeast Asian governments have finalized an accord that calls for the protection of millions of impoverished migrant workers in a region rife with labor rights abuses, an official said Friday.
Landslide traps 11 Compostela Valley miners
DAVAO CITY -- Eleven miners were trapped inside a mining tunnel for 10 hours when a mine portal was blocked by an avalanche of rocks and loose soil at sitio Inupuan in Barangay Mainit, Nabunturan, Compostela Valley Province on Thursday night.
MILF willing to help arrest bombing suspects
ZAMBOANGA CITY -- A top official of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a rebel group talking peace with the government, announced on Friday that they are willing to help the government arrest those behind series of Central Mindanao bombings on Wednesday.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
‘I did not order raid v. Nazareno’
Wanted cops warned anew of more criminal raps

Baguio
Tentative Panagbenga 2007 programs out
Number coding suspended until May 2

Cebu
Strict security tightened as summit opens
CICC puts on a grand show

Cagayan de Oro
No poll violations: Comelec
City police record slightly improves

Davao
Moro group fears military crackdown after spate of bombings
Caro: the top cop

Dumaguete
N. Oriental traders buck P125 legislated wage increase
Across-the-board wage increase pushed for gov't workers

General Santos
Gensan's man of the year
They partied all night

Iloilo
Judge wants stiffer penalty for lawyer
Antique fisherfolks briefed on Wildlife Act

Manila
Former senator's ex-hubby shoots dead aide
Ramos backs review of RP's military pact with US

Pampanga
San Simon mayor says goodbye to Lapid camp
American tourist nabbed for carnap

Pangasinan
2 nabbed for 'carrying unlicensed guns'
Repair of famous school building in Dagupan starts

Zamboanga
Police official reminds gun holders of Comelec ban
Ex-councilor questions motive of Lobregat critic




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