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Sunday, April 06, 2008 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Cotabato City: Asset sa militar gitipi (2:18 p.m.)
Bautista posts knock out win (11:35 a.m.)
Banal scores 17 straight win (10:49 a.m.)
Resentment simmers among Muslims in Xinjiang (9:43 a.m.)
Generation gap shapes American church as it awaits Pope's visit (8:55 a.m.)
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Arroyo Watch: Sun.Star blog on President Arroyo


Protesters place candles onto a mock birthday cake during a rally Saturday in Manila, on President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's 61st birthday. The protesters called for Arroyo's resignation amidst charges of alleged corruption in her government. (AP photo)
MANILA -- The Philippines is targeting 92 percent self-sufficiency in rice this year and 98 percent by 2010, an agricultural spokesman said Saturday.

The statement comes after President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo announced an ambitious multi-billion-peso plan to overhaul the country's agricultural sector to cope with the rising world price of food, particularly rice, the national diet staple.

Arroyo Watch: Sun.Star blog on President Arroyo

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Top Stories
Business as usual despite Mactan crash
CEBU CITY -- A four-seater Cessna plane crashed minutes after taking off Saturday morning but, fortunately, did not disrupt airport operations.
Robbery, gang rape hit San Fernando
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- Five young men invaded two houses in a subdivision, hogtied their victims, gang raped a 17-year-old girl and carted away P900,000 worth of belongings between late Friday and early Saturday morning.
Authorities on look out for 'sexy bombers'
DAVAO CITY -- Police and military operatives are on the look out for lady bombers who are said to be the "flavor of the month" of terrorists planning to conduct bombings in buses, malls, churches and other public areas.
 
Opinion

Cabaero: Wanted: rice retailer

Gueco: Amazing Churches

Lim: Live

Estremera: Gone fishing!

Mercado: 'Glued tiny fears'

 
Sports

CEBU: Peñalosa defends belt

DAVAO: Joy-Joy dreams to conquer the world

BAGUIO: Miners nip Cockers for Panagbenga basketball title

ZAMBOANGA: Prisaa national meet reels-off Tuesday

 
Lifestyle

CEBU: Bottle of memories

DAVAO: Overview

 
Features

PAMPANGA: The fellowship of the frog catchers

BAGUIO: Tanghalan Niyal ni Kabayan






:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Sacking of Silos village exec eyed
Dealer warns of fish shortage

Baguio
P10M eyed to augment firefighting equipment
Other routes offered to reach La Trinidad

Cebu
'Coop' imports defended
Palace, 2 councilors rushed to raided businessman's aid

Cagayan de Oro
City Hall mulls market takeover
Suspicious drug cargo turned out to be sugar

Davao
Dismissed DCWD employees welcome AHRC intervention
Gabriela dismayed over 'Playboy' launching

Dumaguete
Army helps prevent crimes in Negros Oriental
Bizmen still anxious even if port operation resumes

General Santos
Hero's welcome, cash incentive for Pacman
Nine minors rescued from human traffickers

Iloilo
Mabilog denies $250T account
Tupas challenges Suplico to sue him

Manila
Oil firms impose another price hike
Arroyo marks birthday with political allies

Pampanga
SCTEx opens for long weekend
Transport group invokes EO 712 v. Angeles traffic code

Pangasinan
City welcomes Lozada
Battle of the bands opens Pista'y Dayat

Zamboanga
5 cops hurt while pursuing holdup suspects
Man rapes neighbor's teenage live-in partner











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