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Thursday, March 20, 2008 (Philippines)
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| A food stall owner serves more rice to customers as they eat lunch along a sidewalk in Manila, Wednesday. The government assured the public it is taking steps to secure enough rice supplies amid surging prices and tight stocks worldwide. (AP Photo) |
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MANILA -- Banking on the influence of cyberspace particularly on the youth, the Catholic Church has utilized anew a video-sharing website to help people reflect during the Lenten Season.
Since April 2007, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) already posted a number of videos on YouTube to introduce Jesus Christ to the people especially to the new generation.
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Labor row endangers tight power supply in Cebu
| CEBU CITY -- A labor strike against the Salcon Power Corp. will threaten the already tight power supply in Cebu, the company warned Wednesday. |
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Communist rebels kill village chief
| DAVAO CITY -- Police officials in Southern Mindanao were one in condemning the killing of the Paquibato village chief on Tuesday night by members of the New People's Army (NPA), calling the act as banditry in its purest form. |
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BI prepares for high tourist influx this summer
| MANILA -- The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has suspended the grant of vacation leaves on all immigration officers assigned at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) in anticipation of the high tourist influx in the summer season. |
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