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Maguing, Lanao del Sur- The COMELEC En Banc has rejected a peti-ton for the reactivation of Registration Records in Resolution no. 9668 dated april 17, 2013. The said resolution spurred when the Election Officer (name withheld upon request)has requested for the said action, duly certified by a judge(name awithheld upon request). “it is impossible for a judge or anybody to fin-ish (interviewing) more

VILLAR THANKS ‘WHITE VOTE MOVEMENT’ ENDORSEMENTFORMER Las Pinas Rep. Cynthia Villar thanked the ‘White Vote Movement’ after its spokesperson, El Shaddai leader and founder, Bro. Mike Velarde, officially announced and endorsed the Catholic lay groups’ support to her senatorial candidacy and five other senatoriables during their prayer rally in Paranaque City recently.

“i am thankful for the trust and support of all the members of the White Vote Movement,” said Villar. The White Vote Move-ment is the grassroot cam-paign recently launched by Catholic lay organizations, including the charismatic movement El Shaddai Move-ment, which extolled of 6 million members nation-wide.

Having been chosen among the 32 senatorial candidates in the coming May elections, Villar said she feels honored and humbled. “i welcome every sup-port, whether big or small. Every vote counts,” stressed Villar who is run-ning for senator under the nacionalista Party-Team

COMELEC EN BANC JUNKS REACTIVATION OF REGISTRATION RECORDS

By BonG D. FABE C ag aYa n D E O R O CiTY—government’s failure to include the Mindanao Railway Project (MRP) in its priority development proj-ects is a major blooper and may have negative effects on the successful operation of the Laguindingan airport. The MRP — a vital de-velopment project that was designed to complement

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the Laguindingan airport — failed to take off from the blueprints despite the completion in 2009 of the P71 million feasibility study

CagaYan DE ORO CiTY- One thousand five hundred fifty-four (1,554) job seekers were hired on-the-spot by different companies that participated in the two-day 4th Mega Job Fair recently held at City Hall. in a press statement, Mayor Emano said out of the number, 1,023 applicants were immediately able to

1,554 job applicants hired on-the-spot

find employment overseas and 531 for local employ-ment. it was learned that the city government, through the Public Employment Service Office headed by PESO Manager Juvy Paza facilitated this and catered to 5,777 applicants who trooped to City Hall last

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MaRaWi CiTY (Mind-anews) – it was his first visit to the province of Lanao del Sur in his nearly three-year old administration and he was supposed to have campaigned for his “Team Pnoy” – the Liberal Party candidates for the Senate, the province and the au-tonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (aRMM) – but the message he wanted to deliver could hardly be un-derstood due to technicalproblems. inside the jampacked

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Crowds of liberal party supporters await the arrival of president Benigno s. Aquino iii at the pelaez sports Center in Cagayan de oro City on monday. The people had arrived as early as 10:30 a.m. but the president and his party arrived at 5:15 p.m. some of the people complained of hunger while waiting for hours in the same place.

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Provincial Capitol gym here on Monday noon, Presi-dent Benigno aquino iii addressed a sea of yellow – supporters in mostly yellow shirts, yellow kumbongs (veils), yellow caps and yellow campaign fans – in a 31-minute speech parts of which were in Maranao.But there must have been something wrong with the sound system at the podium from where he spoke or the President was too far away from the two microphones. “naririnig ko siya pero di ko maintindihan,” (i can hear him but i cannot under-stand), a supporter seated midway from the stage and the last row, said. it was difficult to compre-hend what the President was saying. a number of persons could be heard conversing with each other instead oflistening to the President. Most just took a cue from those who could hear him up front, clapping when

DaVaO CiTY (Mindanews) – The Coordinating Com-mittee on the Cessation of Hostilities (CCCH) of the government and Moro islamic iberation Front (MiLF) peace panels signed Monday evening a memo-randum of understanding on ceasefire-related func-tions to ensure a eaceful

GPH, MILF peace panels sign MOU for peaceful elections

mid-term election. The MOu was signed at a hotel in the city in the presence of the government peace panel chair Miriam Coronel-Ferrer, MiLF peace panel chief Mohagher iqbal and members of the inter-national Monitoring Team.Brig. gen. Cesar Sedillo, chair of the government’s

CCCH, said the MOu is a positive measure in support of the previous agreements signed by the negotiating panels. “This is also very im-portant because as we have observed there are other stakeholders that are not part of the parties. The gov-ernment and MiLF showed

another milestone to extend protection to the entitiesespecially to the Board of Election inspectors,” Sedillo added. For his counterpart, Said Shiek, al Haj, pointed out: “Clearly, this is not an elec-tion-related function but an undertaking for the purpose

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Solon pushes completion ofcoastal highways in C. de OroDuring the 15th Congress, Congressman Rufus B. Rodriguez filed three separate House Bills that aim to construct and/or complete coastal roads and highways in Cagayan de Oro City.

million for the completion of the Cagayan de Oro Coastal Superhighway Project from Barangay Puntod to Barangay gusa, in Cagayan de Oro City. This is part of the Cagayan de Oro 3rd Bridge and access Road project and the Cagayan de Oro Coastal Super Highway Project. The road project, when completed will be the alternate route entry in the west and east. it is also expected to reduce vehicular traffic especially along the major highway leading to the Port of Cagayan de Oro, thereby enhancing socio-economic activities in the area. This will be connected to the Coastal Sup erh ig hway, w hich involves the construction of a 352-linear-meter long, four-lane pre-stressed concrete

bridge with 11 spans; and the concreting of 8.46 kilometers of a four-lane road pavement along the coastal route with an island in the center which will act as a sea wall. it will automatically improve the existing coastal road in the barangay to the benefit of the residents. all these road projects are necessar y because Cong Rodriguez believes that roads are beneficial to the livelihood of the people, especially in the rural areas. They serve as convenient links between the barangay and provide direct access to the town proper where hospital, law enforcement offices and other government agencies are located. They also serve as a link to the different provinces in Mindanao.

The first one is House Bill 1390 which seeks to appropriate the amount of P 600 million for the construction of a coastal road from Barangay Bugo to Barangay Macabalan in Cagayan de Oro City. This coastal road will stimulate and promote economic development in the region by increasing commercial activities and easier and faster travel time for the residents. The second one is House Bill 3107 which seeks the construction of a 240 kilometer Trans Mindanao superhighway connecting Tandag in Surigao del

Sur to the Laguindingan international airport. This highway would pass thru Prosperidad in agusan del Sur, Malaybalay and Talakag in Bukidnon which will connect with the Talakag-B arangay Dans ol ihon highway and the Barangay D ans ol i hon - B ar ang ay San Simon-Laguindingan airport highway. This highway aims to connect agusan del Sur and Surigao del Sur to Western Mindanao and aims to give residents of the CaRaga region access to Laguindingan airport. and the third is House Bill 3998 which seeks to appropriate the sum of P 500

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Cagayan de Oro City to support the candidates of the administration’s Liberal Party ticket. aquino made the appeal during a rally in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental Monday afternoon where he officially

MiSaMiS ORiEnTaL – Pre s i d e nt B e n i g n o aguino, iii, on Monday urged the electorates in Misamis Oriental and

proclaimed the candidates under the administration’s Liberal Party ticket. aq u i n o a r r i v e d i n B a l ingas ag , a co ast a l town on the east coast of Misamis Oriental, about 60 kilometres east of Cagayan de Oro City, on board a presidential chopper with five helicopters escorts about 3:00 p.m. Monday. in his short message, the Chief Executive, wooed the people of Misamis Oriental to vote for candidates that could be trusted to carry out the programs of his administration. “Tulungan ninyo ako upang maitaguyod natin ang pamahalaan patungo sa tuwid na daan,” (Please help my administration’s resolve to pursue the straight road of governance), aquino said in the Tagalog language with a mixture of Bisayan accent.

Opening of Laguindingan airport moved to June 15CagaYan DE ORO CiTY – President Benigno aquino, iii, on Monday confirmed the deferment of the opening of the Laguindingan airport in Misamis Oriental on June 15, 2013. The president made the disclosure during a political rally in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental, Monday afternoon w here he pro cla ime d the local Liberal Party candidates in the province. in his message, aquino said that the opening of the Laguindingan airport was moved to June 15, 2013 after local businessmen and stakeholders in both private and public entities petitioned the President to defer the opening pending installation of the airport’s air navigation instruments. Stakeholders feared that the premature opening of the airport pending insta l lat ion of its air navigation instruments would affect the commerce and trade of the region as some airlines threatened to trim down their flights from six flights daily to two daily flights only. a q u i n o e x p r e s s e d confidence that the opening of t h e L a g u i n d i ng an airport would perk up the loca l economy in Misamis Oriental and its neighbouring provinces in the region. H e s a i d t h a t t h e Laguindingan airport is one of the best airports in the country that the people of Misamis Oriental should be proud of once it becomes operational. T h e C iv i l av i at i on authority of the Philippines (CaaP) has scheduled the opening of the Laguindingan airport on april 30, 2013 which drew protest from local business groups in northern Mindanao. CD

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A basketball court in Zone 10, barangay Carmen, will be concreted and covered with a roof by Cagayan de oro City 1st District rep. A. Benjo Benaldo, according to his chief of staff Andrew Bascon (right) who is being updated on the project by an engineer of the Department of public works and highways. The concreting project cost is p500, 000 which includes sports equipment. photo by gerry lee gorit

“I am now ready to take the cudgels for the Butuanons and Agusanon in the House of Represen-tatives,” Fortun (left) said during his faceoff with Libarios (right) on Monday. PHOTO BY PAT SAMONTE

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BuTuan City––Vice Mayor Lawrence Lemuel Fortun has made his intention loud and clear before his opponent, lawyer Roan Libarios, and the people of Butuan City and agusan del norte, “after six years as councilor and three years as vice-mayor and introducing reforms and steering the city council to landmark legislations recognized in our country, i humbly announce that i am now ready to serve as congressman.”

Fortun made the an-nouncement in a faceoff with his opponent in the presence of some 5,000 supporters during the Candidates’ Forum 2013 organized by the Commis-sion on Elections and Parish Pastoral Council for Re-

CagaYan de Oro City––Despite an apology coming from the communist rebels, former Vice President Teofisto guingona said those responsible for the ambush of his wife, gingoog City Mayor Ruthie gingona, last Saturday night should be held responsible and sanctioned by the revolutionary movement.

guingona, a well-known street parlia-mentarian, said he will wait for the outcome of the investigation that will be made by the new People’s army of the ambush that resulted to the death of two bodyguards of Mayor guingona in gingoog City.

“There has to be an investigation. Just like in any investigation find out the facts. apply the principle of accountability. He who ordered that assault should be responsible. not only to us but to their organization,” guingona said in the press conference here on Monday .

guingona assured the national Democratic Front that his respect to the revolutionary movement has not change despite the ambush

of his wife and the killing of two of her aides.“My personal friendship to some of its

leaders will not be changed. We were sad-dened by what had happened and i would like to know the details that lead to this tragedy,” guingona said.

The convoy of Mayor guingona was fired upon by new People’s army rebels who set up a checkpoint made of bamboo poles in Barangay Capitulangan, some ten kilometers from gingoog City.

President Benigno aquino, an ally of the guingonas, ordered the armed Forces of the Philippines to deploy an additional 500 soldiers to run after the nPa rebels who are also busy setting up checkpoints to force candidates to coordinate with them when campaigning in villages that are under their influence.

President aquino issued the order during the political rally of the LP local can-didates at the Don gregorio Pelaez Sports

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sponsible Voting (PPCRV) at the Father Saturnino urios university (FSuu) gymnasium here Monday evening.

Fortun and Libarios are bidding for agusan del norte’s First District comprising Butuan City and Las nieves, agusan del norte in the May 13, 2013 midterm elections.

Libarios spoke on the need to provide livelihood and employment to the people as well as education to sustain the city’s progress. He stressed the all-impor-tant aspect of stirring the economy by modernizing agro-forestry, putting up stock arms or nurseries, establishing special eco-nomic zones, constructing major superhighways as well as nurturing historical and eco-tourism centers

particularly in Barangay Libertad.

Fortun said the city and the city council had long been active advocates of organic agriculture, water-sheds protection, women and youth empowerment, education, tourism promo-tion, reforms in the city council that modernized data recording and sped up services at less cost, and good governance monitor-ing scheme. He made men-tion of the Public-Private Partnership Code passed by the Butuan City council as the first local legislature to such measure.

On the question of min-ing, Libarios said the law is there for mining companies to follow. Fortun said he has yet to see mining firms to practice responsible mining especially in Caraga Region.

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BUTUAN CITY -- The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Agu-san del Norte – Butuan City Chapter unveiled recently its Basic Disaster Management accomplishment report for the months of February and March at Con Con Hall, Balanghai Hotel Convention Center, this city.

Red Cross-Butuan reports Feb, March accomplishments

Based on the report, a series of trainings were conducted, such as eight classes on Standard First aid and Basic Life Support Healthcare Providers Train-ing Course, three classes on Tailored First aid and Basic Life Support adult Lay Rescuer Training Course, three classes on Basic Water Safety Training Course and has set up in 22 separate occasions First aid Station and ambulance Services.

The chapter continued the implementation of the Community Based Health and First aid Project at the Municipality of Car-men in coordination with the town’s Rural Health unit through its Munici-pal Health Officer, said a report.

The Community Health Volunteers also conducted health education and cam-paign activity on First aid on their respective baran-

gays with 65 numbers of people reached.

On February 14, 2013, four Senior Health Volun-teers assisted the Mobile Blood Donation organized by Radyo Trumpeta at their radio station.

They were able to serve 54 clients through blood pressure taking, it said.

and on February 25 to March 10, 2013, the Chapter Service Represen-tative conducted the post disaster and detailed health

assessment in the munici-palities of Baganga, Cateel and Boston, Davao Orietal; and Trento, Veruela, Santa Josefa, and Loreto, agusan

del Sur, which were hit by Typhoon Pablo.

The health assessment was conducted to define an action plan that will cover immediate action,

short-term actions and long-term developmen-tal plan for rehabilitation of health. (FEa/Hannah Cheen P. Osin/Pia-Caraga/arjaysfelicilda)

CAMP RODRIGUEZ, Bu-tuan City – A 26-year old resident of Barangay Bu-hang, Magallanes, Agusan del Norte was arrested by the police for violation of the COMELEC gun ban, Sunday afternoon.

arrested was Rendyl P. Pajardo, who was first

reported by concerned citizens of having created trouble inside a videoke bar.

Seized from him was an unlicensed caliber .38 revolver loaded with 5 live bullets.

Pajardo, who was under the influence of liquor at the time of his arrest, allegedly

entered aOi videoke bar and pointed his gun at the customers.

He is now detained at the Magallanes Municipal Police Station. (PO1 Ryan C. Cagula, PRO-13 info Office Duty PnCO and member of MinPressDev/MMg/asf)

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CABADBARAN CITY, -- In its efforts to dis-seminate public infor-mation about the highly zoonotic disease Rabies, the Provincial Govern-ment of Agusan del Norte hosted the 3rd Province Wide Rabies and Ani-malandia Quiz Show at Alson’s Restaurant, this city recently.

The Quiz Show was participated by the dif-ferent secondary schools in the province. a poster making competition con-tested by students from the different elementary schools was also conduct-ed alongside the quiz bowl.

“These annual com-petitions serve as one of our strategies in effec-tively implementing the provincial government’s

efforts to curb down and eliminate Rabies in the province,” Dr. Belen M. aruelo, the Provincial Veter inar ian quipped. “These contestants will act as magnifier of Rabies information to their fellow students in their school in particular, and in their community in general”.

Receiving cash prizes and trophies, the win-ners of the said contests were the following: 3rd Province Wide Rabies & animalandia Quiz Show Champion - Caraga State university-Cabadbaran City Campus Krisha alaiza C. Soria and

Merryfaith ariane B. Lopez with Ms. Lady Di-anna D. garbo (coach); 2nd Placer - Mindanao ins t i tut e - C ab a d b ar an

City Justine R. Palubon and Karen Rissel T. Labe with Ms. Joselyn P. Parcon (coach); and 3rd Placer - Buenavista SPED-iS Lyle adonis a. alegado and Karl adrian a. Taganas with Mr. Cesar B. Magaro (coach)

For the Rabies aware-n e s s Po s t e r M a k i n g C ontes t : C hampion - Buenavista SPED-iS Raffy P. Reyes with Ms. Maricel C. Buena (coach); 2nd Placer - Tubay Central Elementary School Lemuel R. Duroy and Ms. Epifa-nia Cultura (coach); and 3rd Placer - nORCaCES-Cabadbaran City Paule Steven Famador with Ms. Lorelie Ortega (coach). (nCLM/Lgu-agusan del norte/Pia-agusan del norte)

ADN conducts 3rd Province Wide Rabies and Animalandia Quiz Show

CAMP RODRIGUEZ, Butu an C ity – S ome Php21,000.00 worth of illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia were con-fiscated in a search con-ducted by police authori-ties in Brgy. Taglatawan, Bayugan City, Saturday morning.

Bernie S. Sultan, 20 years old and Jalel S. Pan-gkatan, 26 years old were captured by the operating

cops when two transparent plastic sachets containing Methamphetamine Hy-drochloride or shabu, 23 empty sachets, and lighters were seized inside their residence.

Judge Hector B. Salise of RTC Branch 7 9Bayugan City) issued the search warrant number 2013-23 for violations of Ra 9165 (Comprehensive Danger-ous Drugs act of 2002).

Brgy. councilor Danilo E. gozon, DOJ Represen-tative Virgilio M. Rosello, and Radio Reporter Melver Sabando of Rapsody FM witnessed the operation.

Both suspects and the confiscated items are now under the custody of Bayu-gan City PnP. (PO1 Ryan C. Cagula, PRO-13 info Office Duty PnCO and member of MinPressDev/MMg/asf )

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GENERAL SANTOS CITY - The city government is strengthening its food terminal to better serve the agricultural produce of farmers not only here but the entire region 12 as well.

GenSan City government shores up market for agri produce

By Catherine T. Apelacio

Mayor Darlene an-tonino-Custodio said the agriculture sector here is the backbone of the city’s economy alongside fishing industry.

Thus, to boost this busi-ness sector, the city govern-ment has come up with the concept of the general Santos City integrated Food

Terminal (gSCiFT) “to provide farmers, entrepre-neurs, cooperatives, and investors with the essential facilities” for easy market.

“This is important to improve the quality of ag-ricultural and livestock produce of the region for national and international markets,” Custodio said.

according to her, trans-

port terminal, slaughter-house, cold storage, and solid and liquid waste man-agement facilities will be included as support infra-structures of the integrated food terminal.

it wil l a lso provide more stalls for farmers and traders including areas for agri-products processing and wholesale and retail trading, she added.

“These also include the construction of a public market through public-private partnership (PPP) scheme,” Custodio told reporters.

The mayor said that aside from improving the agricultural market, the concept of the food ter-

minal also aims to give all market vendors both infor-mal and formal occupants a space to call their own to help them with their livelihood and give them a better income.

She said this is govern-ment’s way of ensuring food security and making sure that her constituents will

not run out of food supply even in the face of major disaster.

Custodio also lauded the national irrigation admin-istration for continuously providing the necessary support to the farmers here and “for completing several projects” last year 2012.

Complementing these

efforts, she said, are the ongoing rehabilitation, ex-pansion and extension of existing irrigation systems in the amount of P184.8 million which will service 1,084 hectares and will generate 338 new jobs for the generals (a term used for the people of genSan).

For 2012, the Dept. of agriculture (Da) has plowed in to the city cof-fers the amount of P22.8 million through various implementations of project endeavors.

under the Da-SOC-SKSaRgEn food security program, P53 million worth of farm-to-market roads has been downloaded to the city government from 2011 to this year.

Custodio has broken down the amount into seven infrastructure proj-ects with a total of 7.5 kilometers. Five of which were completed, one is still ongoing, and the other one will be out for bidding after

the election. She also cited the im-

portance of upgrading the city’s soils laboratory saying the upgrading will soon be completed this year with a total cost of P8.7 million.

“ang p agsusur i ng lupang tinataniman ay mainam na paraan upang malaman ang angkop ng pananim na bagay sa lupa at ang tamang klase at dami ng fertilizers na kakailanganin (Examining the soils is very essential to determine the right amount to be planted that is appropriate to soil type as well as the right kind and amount of fertilizer that is needed.),” Custodio underscored.

Rationalizing the wis-dom there is in scientific processes, the re-electionist mayor said: “anything that helps our farmers increase their efficiency, productiv-ity, and income is worth trying and taking the risk.” (CT apelacio/Pia-12 gen-eral Santos City/asf )

KORONADAL CITY - Farmers who are members of irrigators' associations in the 1st district of north Cotabato held an orienta-tion to discuss details on irrigation Management Transfer (iMT).

The activity that end-ed april 19 was aimed at instilling among farmers the importance of iMT program to systematically implement water system in farmlands.

Dante Cudal, president of Midsayap-Pigcaway-an-Libungan-Kabuntalan

(MPLK) Federation of ia said rules on the imple-mentation of iMT, as well as suggestions whenever this program is amended will be discussed.

The orientation was participated in by some 500 farm leaders, belong-ing to 31 national irriga-tion Systems (niS) and 18 Communal irrigation Sys-tems (CiS) from the towns of Pigcawayan, alamada, Libungan and Midsayap.

iMT deals with the transfer of responsibility of water system’s operation

and maintenance from the government to ias.

This program is particu-larly promoted to service areas of national irrigation administration-Libungan River irrigation System (nia- LibRiS).

Meanwhile, Cudal noted that the meeting did not only tackle iMT program, but also the proposal of making the irr igat ion Management Fee (iMF) free for all. (SJDuerme-Pia12/RBautista-n. Cot. 1st Congressional District Office/asf )

Farmers to discuss Irrigation Management Transfer

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DA beefs up capability of food terminal operators

By Danilo E. Doguiles

KORONADAL CITY - Op-erators of Barangay Food Terminals (BFT) across Soccsksargen Region were recently gathered for meet-ing and planning sessions intended to improve man-agement of the facilities as business investments.

The three-day activity held at Durian garden in Polomolok town last week was led by the Department of agriculture – agribusi-ness and Marketing as-sistance Division (aMaD) – 12.

in attendance were ba-rangay and municipal offi-cials involved in the opera-

tions of the food terminals. For BFT operators to

understand their opera-tions better, representatives from the national nutrition Council, national Meat inspection Service, Bureau of Fisheries and aquatic Resources, and national Food authority lectured on topics that pertained to management of prod-ucts under their field of expertise.

Rey Ylanan of the Min-danao Rural Development Program discussed hab-its and management ap-proaches that could help their organization succeed

KORONADAL CITY - More income-generation and employment opportu-nities are being offered to Pamilyang Pilipino Pro-gram (4Ps) beneficiearies in Soccsksargen Region.

Zeus ampuyas, regional director of the Techni-cal Education and Skills Development authority (TESDa) 12, said the agen-cy will provide technical vocational education in May to recipients of the nat ional government’s conditional cash transfer.

ampuyas said priority for the techvoc trainings are beneficiaries in Maasim and Malapatan in Sarang-gani, Lake Sebu and Tboli in South Cotabato and Senator ninoy aquino in Sultan Kudarat.

“We will start the cash for training or C4TP pro-gram as soon as we receive the endorsement of DSWD 12 identifying priority ben-eficiaries to be provided with trainings,” he said.

all schedules, train-ing venues and training requirements must be re-leased and complied with before the end of april for the trainings to start in May, he said.

“Our program is ad-dressed to the poor and marginal groups, those

who cannot access, or are not accessible by formal training provisions. They have low skills, limited management abilities, and have few economic op-tions. They have no ac-cess to capital – most of them are unqualified for formal credit programs,” he explained further.

Zorahayda Taha, dur-ing a recent meeting with TESDa regional off ice assured that the list of potential beneficiaries to be given training will be submitted as soon as this week.

“i have instructed my field staff and the project development officers in the identified area to submit a list together with their training needs assessment,” Taha said.

She added that while DSWD provides the Tna to TESDa, the agency will also provide the identi-fied families with a list of technical trainings and short-term vocational pro-grams that can be availed from TESDa like cooking, welding, and others.

Director Taha also dis-cussed the possibility of providing referral system to various establishments for employment of Pan-tawid beneficiaries after

completion of their train-ing program.

Only recently, DSWD 12’s community driven enterprise development officer ibrahim Sangcupan, external relations officer Lorraine Blanza, regional convergence coordina-tor Florentino Fiel with TESDa officials recently discussed draft memo-randum of understand-ing along the efforts to bring together national government agencies in delivering services to 4Ps beneficiaries.

Signing of the MOu is tentatively scheduled on april 29.

The municipalities of Maasim and Malapatan are two towns identified by national Statistical Co-ordination Board (nSCB) and Small area Estimates (SaE) as the poorest of the poor in Region 12.

Currently, a total of 2, 253 and 3, 664 households are being served by Panta-wid Pamilya in Maasim and Malapatan, respectively.

4Ps also serve 4,166 in Lake Sebu and 3, 850 in Tboli, in South Cotabato and 2,757 in Senator ninoy aquino in Sultan Kudarat. (DEDoguiles-Pia 12 with DgDomingo ii – DSWD 12/asf )

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accountant of nearby Sural-lah town taught them finan-cial management.

Every resource, includ-ing finances, that gets in and out of the business should be strictly recorded and monitored to be able to determine the organiza-tion’s economic standing and viability.

aMaD chief Bai Dido T. Samama hopes with the knowledge the participant learned from the seminar, BFTs in the region would prosper and that no BFT

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Cris Diaz

PEOPLE in Misamis Oriental ex-pressed apprehensions over Presi-dent Benigno aquino, iii, order to wage an all out military operation against the communist rebels in the province. neighboring provinces in the region share an anxiety that the armed conflict might escalate at the expense of innocent civilians.

Collateral damage is part of war game where innocent men, women, and children become victims. The government troopers should take extra precaution in carrying Mr. aquino’s order least the resurrection of the atrocities of the Martial Law regime would become inevitable. When that condition becomes out of hand, the situation in Misamis Oriental and northern Mindanao would turn into a war zone.

The atrocities of the military over the civilian population were one of the reasons for the massive growth of the insurgency movement in the country back in the 70s. Sons and daughters of farmers in the hinterland villages in the countryside were always the willing recruits of the communist movement in response to unabated military abuses.

The military often commits abuses in the guise of hot pursuit operation while on patrol in the country-side. They ransacked houses of lowly, innocent, and ignorant farmers. ignorant since these farmers did not even know what happened and why things were happening. innocent since some military personnel subject them to tactical investigations out of polluted

Military should be wary of Aquino’s orderinformation. Some opportunistic individuals feed the wrong information to the military to get back at their neighbours. Others find it comfortable to act as information by feeding false information in order to get the trust of military officers. These scenarios are prevalent in areas where active military operations are going on.

More often, this false information is the root cause of military atrocities, which usually ends up in sum-mary execution, and manhandling of innocent indi-viduals. This condition breeds hatred and revenged on the part of the civilian populace thereby fanning the spread of the insurgency in the countryside. Perhaps, the military is aware of this. However, except for a few military men and officers, most military officials simply shrugged their shoulders whenever civilians complained of the excesses of their men.

The military brotherhood is so strong in strife-torn areas where a soldier simply covers up the abuses com-mitted by the other. Military officials also protect their men by transferring them to other units, battalion, or brigade in a bid to exculpate them of wrong doings. Military commanders described the bad eggs in their command as “necessary evils.” as such, these necessary evils carry out extra-judicial killings as authorized “hit men” of the status quo.

With the current dispensation, people are optimistic that these fears would not happen. Otherwise, Misamis Oriental and the rest of northern Mindanao would succumb back to the Martial Law days where people live in an atmosphere of fear.

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again, the intellectuals hold their great festival in Philippines. it is held exactly on May 1-3, 2013 in Mar-copolo Hotel, Davao city, Philippines. Congratula-tions for all the participants of this great event. What makes the Philippines and the people proud is that this aSEan member country has held national and inter-national conferences with participants from different countries.

This year, the world re-search festival (WRF 2013) is considered the most pres-tigious event for the intel-lectuals. The theme chosen for this great celebration is “Research for a sustainable world.” This means that the research products produced

aTTaCKing and wound-ing the 78-year old gingoog City Mayor Ruth de Lara guingona achieved for the new People’s army (nPa) nothing of value to their armed struggle against the government of the Republic of the Philippines but only exposed the senselessness in using violence to advance any political objective.

as an aftermath of their folly, the nPas were forced to publicly apologize to the wounded mayor. They were likewise forced to seek forgiveness from the ag-grieved families of those they killed because of the incident that happened in a hinterland barangay in gingoog were the mayor and her aides went to grace the locality’s fiesta.

Two of guingona’s aides were killed. She herself suf-fered bullet and shrapnel wounds together with two of her other escorts.

Infamous NPA attack

A deeper view

Jesse E.L. Bacon II

The nPas claimed that what they wanted was sim-ply to talk to guingona and to disarm her escorts for violations of their policy disallowing armed escorts of politicians campaigning in areas they claim to be under their control. They further claimed that instead of stopping at the roadblock they set up, the guingona group instead hit the road block forcing the rebels to fire at her vehicle.

The guingonas through Sen. TJ guingona belied the version of the nPas about

the incident. The young guingona said his mother and party were ambushed based on the trajectory of the bullets that hit their vehicle. He likewise said his mother did not go to that hinterland barangay to campaign as she is not running for any elective post in the coming May 13 elections.

Besides, the senator stressed, there is only one government in the country thus no group could ever claim to be in control of any part of the country’s

territory.in terms of senselessness,

what happened to the guin-gona matriarch is as sense-less as the twin bombings of the Boston marathon. Both did not achieve anything for the perpetrators. in fact, in the guingona case, the nPas were forced to publicly commit to indemnify the families of the fatalities of their folly. and in the case of the Boston marathon explosions, it only resulted in the death of one of the perpetrators and the seri-ous wounding of the other.

When will people real-ize that the use of force or violence by anyone to achieve certain objectives, political or otherwise, will never lead to peace? grant-ing the nPas achieve their political objective of seiz-ing power through armed struggle, will they be able to exist peacefully when it

Congratulations to WRF 2013 in Davao City

by the intellectuals are ex-pected to provide the way of life where the people in the world survive for longer time: sustainable.

Sustainability semanti-cally represents the on-

going-process of learning and findings ways without stopping: insatiable. Being insatiable, all the intellectu-als can gain their fame and popularity not only for their own lives but also for other nations in the world. The products of their academic endeavors should provide the nations with knowledge and skills related to science and technology.

The two things—science and technology—have pen-etrated the lives of the na-tions throughout the world with their unexpected con-sequences. Those who are ready with their existing condition are free from the consequences. Those who are not ready with the fast development of science and

technology will become the “victims” due to their consequences.

Therefore, building the culture of making the in-tellectuals ready with all the consequences above is vital. This can be done by involving themselves in doing research. Besides research, being involved in academic activities like WRF 2013 and other ben-eficial intellectual activities can make the participants get updated any time and minute.

More specially, this great event of WRF 2013 is held by the two intellectual or-ganizations: iaMuRE and PaiR. The former, iaMuRE stands for international

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association of Multi-disciplinary Research that is more global while PaiR, Philippine association of institutions for Research, national but great anyway. i would rather call them the twin intellectual or-ganizations.

There have been in-ternational conferences

initiated by the Philippines with the two intellectual organizations. Especially by iaMuRE, even the events have been conducted not only in the home coun-try, Philippines but also in other countries. it has been spreading its great influence to continuously enlighten the nations. it has been trying to enlighten the members and participants.

Why do the activities

of the twin organizations enlighten the members? it is due to some benefits derived from all events, including the WRF 2013 this year in Davao city. The WRF 2013 will try to give recognition to great achievements of individuals and institutions.

The recognitions are in relation to the produc-tion, promotion, utilization, and commercialization of

research. The recognitions are manifested in the forms of giving awards to the participants. This can be categorized into such as an Outstanding World Researcher, Outstanding World Research Leader, Outstanding World Journal Editor, Outstanding World Peer Reviewer, Outstanding World Research Program, Outstanding World Re-search Journal, Outstand-

ing iSO Certified Research Organization, Outstanding World R and D Research.

Beyond the above rec-ognitions, the participants and the members of the twin organizations will always be updated. They are provided with the news and advancement related to the intellectual activities: research and publications. The two actions by the intel-lectuals cannot be separated

from their existence.again, congratulations

to all the participants and wish you all with great success and high spirit for making the world and research sustainable.

---Dr. Djuwari is Director

of Language Laboratory at STiE Perbanas Surabaya, indonesia, a member of iaMuRE and also its jour-nals’ editorial member.

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Republic of the Philippines Region X

PROVINCE OF LANAO DEL NORTE Municipality of Sapad

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

R. A. 10172 Form No. (LCRO)

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 7 of R. A. No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that SALLY L NAGAC as fifed with this office a petition for clerical error particularly in her GENDER from MALE to FEMALE in the Certificate of Live Birth of SALLY L. NAGAC who was born on December 9,1986 at Sapad, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are Welileo T. Nagac and Pacita C. Libor. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than 5 May 2013.

(Sgd.) AMINA U. CABILANGAN Municipal Civil RegistrarMDN: Apr 24 & May 1, 2013

Republic of the PhilippinesSUPREME COURT

4th SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT4th Shari’a Judicial District

Iligan CityLAURO CANETE RAGANAS. Petitioner. Civil Case No. 2013-039 -Versus- For: Approval of the Divorce by Talaq.ROWENA ABELLANA RODRIGUEZ, Respondent.x-------------------------------------------------/

ORDER Before this court is verified Petition for the approval and Registration of the Divorce by Talaq filed by the petitioner counsel and alleging among others: That petitioner and respondent are husband and wife, respectively, in a marriage performed under Civil riles on November 28. 2002 and under Religious rite on January 25, 2004 at Cebu City, petitioner converted to Islam faith, of which conversion to Islam was Registered with this court, both of them can be served with summons and notices at their residence at A.F. Jaca St, Inayawan, Cebu City and presently at Purok de Oro Zone 3-Poblacion. Iligan City and 165 A.F. Jaca St., Inayawan, Cebu City respectively; That said marriage did not last long, due to lack of love and affection until the relationship manifested incompatibility and sustained misunderstanding between petitioner and respondent and reached the point of irreconcilability and they separated for more than three (3) years now since 2010, they decide to live physically in bed and board; since their separation, they had never been communicating or supporting either financially or emotionally to each other, neither minding each other’s affairs; petitioner seek decree of divorce thereby surviving their marriage bond on November 28, 2002 so that they will have free hand to do what a single man or woman could do without marital burden, reconciliation between them had already been diligently employed but all proved futile. WHEREFORE, finding this petition to be sufficient Inform and substance set the initial hearing of this case on May 10, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. at which time, date and place, any interested party may appear and show why the petition should not be granted Let copy of this Order be published in a news paper of General Circulation in the City of Iligan one week for three ( 3) consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioners. SO ORDERED. Iligan City, Philippines, this I6th day of April, 2013.

HON. OSOP M. ALI Presiding JudgeMDN: Apr. 24, May 1 & 8, 2013

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF ISABEL GAMBI

WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased ISABEL GAMBI, who died intestate on _____ at Sagay, Camiguin. At the time of her death, left a certain real property, situated at National Highway, Rizal St., Poblacion, Sagay, Camiguin, the said unsegregated parcel of land is more par-ticularly described in the Tax Declaration No. 05000101485, as follows; A parcel of land situated in the Municipality of Sagay, Camiguin, containing an area of THREE HUNDRED SIXTY ONE (361) SQUARE METERS, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF ISABEL GAMBI WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS, made and executed by and among ROSALINDA G. CABAHUG-BELENO, of legal age, Filipino, married to Leoncio Beleno, with residence and postal address at #21-B Branding Iron Street, Rancho Estate II, Concepcion, Marikina City, hereinafter referred to as the FIRST PARTY, HEIR OF ISABELITA G. CABAHUG-CONFESSOR and ROGER CONFESSOR, represented by right of representation to his deceased parents, by sole heir JOSEPH ANTHONY C. CONFESSOR, of legal age, Filipino, with residence and postal address at #116 Rose St., hereinafter referred to as the SECOND PARTY; VENUS G. CABAHUG-CHAVEZ, of legal age, Filipino, married to JESUS CHAVEZ, and with residence and postal address at #30-B Rhapsody St., Sta. Cecilia Vil-lage, Las Piñas City, hereinafter referred to as the THIRD PARTY; ERNESTO G. CABAHUG, of legal age, Filipino, married to Rosemarie Reyes Cabahug with residence and postal address at #31 Long Beach St., Merville Park Subd., Parañaque City, hereinafter referred to as FOURTH PARTY; ROMEO G. CA-BAHUG, of legal age, Filipino, married to Victoria Cabahug with residence and postal address at #37 Sunflower St., Permaline Homes, Nangka, Marikina City, hereinafter referred to as FIFTH PARTY; CRUCITA G. CABAHUG-CUATICO, of legal age, Filipino, married to Joaquin Cuatico with residence and postal address at #30-B Rhapsody St., Sta. Cecilia Village, Las Pinas City, hereinafter referred to as SIXTH PARTY; FRANCISCO G. CABAHUG, of legal age, Filipino, married to Lydia M. Cabahug with residence and postal address at Block 1 Lot 29, Ivory St., Veraville Philam, BF Resort Village, Las Pinas City, hereinafter referred to as SEVENTH PARTY; the above-named parties are the natural children and sole heirs of the deceased. Whereas, the First Party, Second Party, Third Party, Fourth Party, Fifth Party and Sixth Party have absolutely waived and conveyed all their respective undivided shares and interests of ownership and possession in aforesaid estates in favor of the Seventh Party, FRANCISCO G. CABAHUG, as per Doc. No. 458, Page No. 93, Book No. 43, Series of 2013, under Notary Public of ATTY. ANIANO S. PADERANGA.

MDN: APRIL 24, MAY 1 & 8, 2013

Division of Lanao del Sur–1B Barangay Saber, Marawi City

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OIC SCHOOLS DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT

MDN: Apr 24, 2013

NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of DALE M. CLOMA, who died intestate in Butuan City, Agu-san del Norte on March 29, 2012, consisting of a parcel of land (Lot-5, Block 40, Psd-100202-0012252) situated at Barrio Libertad, Butuan City, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 37346 containing an area of 300 square meters,more or less, and a one-storey residential bldg. constructed on above-said lot under T.D. No.08-06-0003-00858, is the subject of an EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT signed by deceased Dale M. Cloma’s widow Amelita Abugho-Cloma and also representing her minor children, namely, Jhondale Abugho Cloma and Hannah Abigail Abugho Cloma, adjudicating unto them-selves above-described property, per Doc. No. 447; Page No. 45; Book No. LXXXV; Series of 2013 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Richard L. Lamigo, Notary Public for and in the City of Butuan.

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Endorsement...from page 1

Pnoy. Villar, who has gained the moniker “Misis Hanep-Buhay”, sees any support as “more than a promise or actual vote.” She noted that trust comes with the support. “it encom-passes the trust that the one being supported will become a voice, an ally or a partner to pursue advocacies and goals,” related Villar. Because of this, Villar committed to live up to the trust and support afforded to her by the White Vote Movement. Villar said she shares the advocacies of the White Vote Movement—pro –life and pro-family. She likewise averred that the endorsement from such a ‘huge and influential’ or-ganization strengthens her resolve to work harder to win the elections and con-tinue her programs to up-lift the lives of our people, especially the poor. in making their endorse-ment, Velarde said they also considered the winnability

Hired...from page 1week. Mayor Emano said this is in line with the intention to help constituents of the city find employment and improve their lives. “ang pagpahigayon sa Mega Job Fair way bulok sa politika, sanglit, tipik lamang kini sa ti-unay nga paningkamot sa kagam-hanan sa dakbayan nga matabangan intawon ang atong mga kaigsoonan nga maka-angkon og desenteng trabaho,” the mayor added. People...from page 2 The Chief Executive told the crowd, who patiently waited for his arrival under the scorching heat of the sun since Monday morning, of more projects to come in

Punish...from page 3

Center Monday afternoon.Mayor guingona survived

the ambush but was wounded on her right arm, wounds on her buttocks and foot while two of her aide ( not three as earlier reported) were killed by the rebels who were positioned on both sides of the road.

She underwent a medi-cal operation at the Capitol university Hospital where doctors tried to fix her shat-tered right arm, according to her daughter, Marie.

Marie said her mother was conscious and was stable after the operation. “She asked for food because she was very hungry after the operation,” she said.

guingona , who is a third termer, is not running for reelection. Marie instead , is the one seeking the mayoralty position of gingoog City under the Liberal Party banner

The national Democratic Front Mindanao spokesperson Jorge Madlos apologized to the guingonas saying the nPa unit was only trying to stop the convoy to disarm the body-guards of Mayor guingona.

Madlos said the rebels fired at the convoy after the bodyguards of guingona first open fired and tried to ram the bamboo checkpoint that the nPa unit have set up in Barangay Capitulangan Sat-urday night.

He said they have repeat-edly warned Mayor guingona not to bring armed bodyguards when she go campaigning in the hinterland villages in gingoog City.

Calling the ambush as “an unfortunate incident”, Madlos said the nPa unit would not have stopped the convoy had they known that the lady mayor was traveling with it.

“We ask forgiveness to the guingona family. it was not our intention to hurt Mayor

of a senatorial candidate aside from conviction on life and family. The three-term former congresswoman has con-sistently landed in the Top 12 senatorial preferences of voters based on various election surveys

the next three years before his presidential term ends in 2016. H e s a i d t h a t h i s administration has lined up 27 various infrastructures and agricultural projects worth P 250 million in Misamis Oriental “i want to make sure that the funds intended for these projects would be entrusted to incorruptible government officials,” aquino said. i n e n d o r s i n g t h e provincial Liberal Party ticket candidates, aquino said that he is confident that the LP candidates could deliver his administration’s goal toward an honest administration that could ser ve the people with sincerity. From Balingasag, aquino proceeded to Cagayan de Oro City where he made a private visit to a private hospital where gingoog City Mayor Ruthie guingona, wife of former Vice President and Foreign affairs Secretary Teofisto guingona, Jr., was recuperating from bullet wounds sustained in an ambushed waged by the communist new People’s army (nPa) in the outskirts of gingoog City Saturday evening. guingona’s personal driver and her close-in

security were killed while two police officers were wounded in the firefight. after a visit at the hospital, aquino went straight to the proclamation rally of LP candidates in Cagayan de Oro City at the gregorio Pelaez Sports Complex here where he re-echoed his message to the people in Balingasag. aquino left Cagayan de Oro City past 5:00 p.m. Monday for Manila telling the people that he has to rush back to Manila to prepare for a summit in Brunei. CD

guingona,” Madlos told a lo-cal radio station here Sunday.

in a statement emailed to news organizations, the nPa north Central Mindanao Regional Command said they recognized the “significant contribution” of former Vice President guingona to the struggle against the Marcos dictatorship and his nationalist stand on various issues.

nPa north Central Min-danao Regional Command spokeperson allan Juanito promised the nPa would in-demnify the heirs of the civilian aides identified as brothers Tomas and nestor Velasco who died in the attack.

Juanito said they regretted that guingona was wounded and they would have not stop the convoy had they knew that the lady mayor was riding in the lead vehicle.

He said had they knew that Mayor guingona was with the convoy, they would have not tried to stop it.

Cag de Oro SP condemns ambush of Guingonain the strongest possible

terms, the 16th City Council headed by Vice Mayor Caesar ian E. acenas condemned the ambush last Saturday of gin-goog Mayor Ruthie guingona.

Presiding Officer Protem-pore Councilor Ramon g. Tabor, who stood up to express this during the regular session yesterday, said the ambush led to the wounding of the mayor and the death of her driver and body guard.

Mayor guingona, the wife of former vice president Teofisto guingona Jr. and the mother of Senator Teofisto guingona iii, with her convoy reportedly attended a village activity in the outskirts of gingoog when they were fired upon by nPa rebels.

Legislators are denouncing the deplorable act, as they expressed hopes that the per-petrators of the crime will be brought to justice.

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was through violence that they were able to gain foothold of the government? Will they not become as ruthless as the government that they replaced?

This is the idea why Je-sus in the bible cautioned Peter from using violence when the latter attempted to use a sword in cutting off the ears of one of the Roman soldiers who ar-rested Jesus in the garden of gethsemane. Jesus knew that by using violence, it will just spawn more violence, more bloodshed.

This is the fatal error america and the other su-

perpowers committed when they resorted to the use of violence to gain foothold of other nations. Look at how much america is spending annually to maintain its huge military force just so they can control the world.

People really don’t learn from the lessons of history. Rome wanted to conquer the world. and for a time, it was the superpower during its heyday. But was it able to maintain its control of the world? Eventually Rome collapsed and one could no longer find any traces of its great empire now.

The European super-power Spain tried to annex every territory it can lay its hands on but look where is Spain now. The lessons of these two countries, Rome and Spain, to mention just two, should have told the present-day superpowers that their power and control over other nations through the use of force and violence will not be for eternity. But human folly is indeed more compelling than learning the lessons of history that is why the same errors are repeatedly committed by humans because of their insatiable greed for power, fame and wealth.

in resorting to the use of violence against Mayor guingona, the nPas only succeeded in putting them-selves on the defensive, a situation that for certain they did not want. Violence will always beget violence. and peace will always beget peace. The choice is for the nPas and the other groups advocating the use of violence to achieve their objectives. and this includes even the government for a government that heavily relies on its apparatuses for legalized violence for its own existence will in the end collapse as well. (Reaction at [email protected] or at [email protected])

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BFTs serve as alterna-tive market where farm-ers could unload and sell their produce. Besides the local farmers, these fa-cilities have also become income-generating sites for households engaged in backyard gardening and livestock raising.

Fresh and safe agricul-tural products are sold in BFTs at prices much lower than those prevailing in local markets.

Samama said Soccsk-sargen Region has a total of 105 BFTs now in operation. a least five more BFTs are scheduled to open this year.

These new BFTs will be established in Brgy. Datu Binasang in Pigcawayan and Sto niño in arakan all in north Cotabato; Brgy. Kalanganan in Co-tabato City; and in Sta. Clara and Poblacion in Kalamansig, Sultan Kuda-rat. (DEDoguiles-Pia 12/HMOsoteo-Da 12/asf)

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Peace...from page 1

of safeguarding and promoting the gPH-MiLF ceasefire accord.”

Shiek added that both panels signed substantial agreements and it is a sa-cred duty to safeguard and transform these into a credible political solution.

This is the third time that both parties signed the same guidelines to help ensure peaceful elections. The first was in 2007 and then in 2008.

“ This cooperat ion shows heightening col-laboration between gPH and MiLF in various ways such as development un-dertaking, election and good governance, capacity building and most im-portant is promoting the primacy of peace process,” the MiLF’s CCCH chair explained.

The MOu says the gov-ernment and the MiLF shall abide by the gun ban as stated in Commission on Elections (COMELEC) Resolution no. 9561, the gPH-MiLF agreement on general Cessation of Hostilities in July 1997, among others.

it also aims to strength-en both parties’ coopera-tion and further define their roles in ensuring peaceful elections next month in order to safe-guard the ceasefire and the peace process.

“Here we see in motion our Ceasefire Committees doing its share in making our electoral institutions stronger so that these are able to deliver to us the blessings of democratic elections and at the same time ensuring that our own process is not disrupted,” Coronel-Ferrer said in her message at the event.

She added that the joint undertaking is a “valuable initiative to protect the integrity of the gPH-MiLF Ceasefire agreement and

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they did, cheering when they did.

Worse, the President’s speech, supposed to be aired live by DXSO Radyo ng Bayan Marawi and fed to Manila live as well, was not aired at all.

a radio broadcaster from the station told Mindanews they weren’t able to air live because “all telcos signals inside the gym were disabled.”

“We don’t know why and who ordered the disabling of the signals,” the roadcaster said.

Reporters and the aRMM information team who cov-ered the President’s earlier activity at the Mindanao State university where he graced the groundbreaking rites for the P45-million informa-tion Technology building got stuck in traffic and were not allowed to enter the gym anymore.

The President went up the stage at 11:19 a.m. for the “President Benigno S. aquino iii meeting with local leaders and the community,” spoke for 31 minutes, from 11:42 a.m. to 12:13 noon,

the Framework agreement on the Bangsamoro while the government ensures the conduct of honest, orderly and peaceful elections on May 13.”

The government panel chair added that the signing the MOu serves to “honor and actively protect the val-ued processes and commit-ments between the gPH and the MiLF as peace partners” as well as “safeguard the people’s freedom to choose their leaders” during elec-tions.

Her counterpart, iqbal, also lauded the initiative saying the underpinning principle does not undermine the “hands-off ” policy of the MiLF during elections.

But he said the mid-term election is significant in rela-tion the gPH-MiLF peace process.

“Whoever is placed in the saddle of aRMM will have direct relation to the conduct of the negotiation, especially if we will sign the comprehensive peace agree-ment,” he stressed.

anyone who does not believe in the primacy of the peace process, iqbal added, and in the policy of Presi-dent aquino, could pose a problem.

He added the elections are also significant at the pro-vincial and municipal levels “because if they (politicians) don’t support the primacy of peace process, it can hinder the small implementation of what has been or what will be agreed by the panels.”

iqbal, however, said he does not want discredit any of the candidates. “i can-not judge them, i cannot speculate.”

“This is very significant, although we maintain a hands-off policy. But short of violating that policy, we appeal to our people to vote wisely and intelligently who can support the peace pro-cess,“ he said. (Keith Bacon-gco / Mindanews)

and had a seven-minute photo session raising hands of candidates for various posts. He left the stage at 12:20 noon.

Power outageLanao del Sur gover-

nor Mamintal adiong, Jr. opened his speech at 11:20 a.m. by saying it was the President’s first visit and that even if he was not able to campaign for himself here in the 2010 polls, Lanao del Sur delivered a landslide victory for him.

adiong narrated how the province has been con-sistently supporting the aquinos, and how the Presi-dent’s father who exposed the Jabidah Massacre, was “tunay na tagapagtanggol ng mga Muslim” (true defender of the Muslims). Just as he was talking about how the President’s mother, the former President Corazon aquino, supported Muslims, the electricity went off at 11:30 a.m.

The power outage took 34 seconds. Within that period, the President was whisked off the stage by the Presidential Security group.

OiC aRMM governor Mujiv Hataman told Min-danews in a text message Monday night that “before the brownout, plan na talaga palabas for practice Ma-ranao nya” (it was already planned that he would go out to practice his Maranao).

The President returned onstage at 11:41 a.m., after Hataman’s speech.

No senatorial betsnone of the President’s

12 senatorial bets was with the President. nly four can-didates sent representatives: Senator aquilino “Koko” Pimentel sent his brother Jac; former Senator Ramon Magsaysay, Jr., sent his son, Francisco; Paolo Benigno aquino sent his wife Maria Fatima; and Risa Hontiveros sent his nephew, Luis who ended his speech by dancing to the tune of Hontiveros’ campaign jingle.

The President was ac-companied by Transporta-tion and Communication Secretary Joseph Emilio abaya, Energy Secretary Jericho Petilla, and Senator Franklin Drilon.

adiong told the crowd that the aquino adminis-tration has given the prov-ince “over P400-million” in projects.

He assured Hataman of the province’s support.

“Buo ang aming supporta kay Mujiv Hataman,” (We give our full support to Mujiv Hataman), he said.

Hataman, who lost his bid to become governor of Basilan in 2010, is running for the five-province, two-city aRMM, against former Sultan udarat governor Pax Mangudadatu and Moro national Liberation Front founder and former aRMM governor nur Misuari.

Hataman’s running mate is adiong’s cousin, Haroun alrashid alonto Lucman, former aRMM Local gov-ernments Secretary.

Hataman refered to adi-ong as “campaign manager ko” and said he was sure

that with adiong around, there would be a landslide victory for he Liberal party candidates for senate, the aRMM and the province.

“Tunay na tuwid”He said in past elections,

no President of this country came down to their areas to campaign for genuine reform. What past admin-istrations did, he noted, was to call for the leaders and dictate to them what the Palace wants.

Hataman said the Presi-dent and the Liberal Party would not dictate on them because they believe that “tayo ang tunay na tuwid dito sa aRMM” (we are on the right path here in aRMM).

in Pilipino, Hataman said: “There is now genuine reform in the elections here in the aRMM, unlike in the past when the crooked ways were made more crooked, the losers were made win-ners. But now, our victory is genuine, the President is here – we are really on the right path in the coming elections.”

Hataman narrated how aRMM was “kinamumuhi-an” (despised) by the nation because allegedly, there were no real elections in the aRMM, only the leaders were voting, and the elec-tions were just about money.

next month’s election, he said, will be “tuwid na halalan.”

Hataman said he would be happy if he won “dahil sa tunay na boto” (because of genuine vote) and would rather not win if the means to get the vote is question-able.

He spoke of “tunay na reporma” (genuine reform) in the aRMM, of how the impossible had become possible.

“Saan po tayo pupunta?” (where will we go?), he asked the crowd. ould the people want someone who has proven his worth or those who re just coming in “now that the aRMM has been reformed.”

“Tayo ang nagsakripisyo. Tayo ang nagtanim. Tayo ang nag-ani. Tayo ang nag-saing ngayon may biglang pumasok sa aRMM …” (We sacrificed. We lanted. We harvested. We cooked. now someone will come into the aRMM….)

“Dito tayo sa subok. Dito tayo sa tunay na daan” (Let’s go for the tested. Let’s go for the right path),” Hataman said as his supporters at the bleachers cheered “Hata-man, Lucman.”

First time, last timeit will be the first time

in the 23-year history of the aRMM that lection of a new set of officials is synchronized with national and local elections. it is also supposed to be the last aRMM election as the government had signed with the Moro islamic Liberation Front a Framework agree-ment on the Bangsamoro that would pave the way for the creation of a new autonomous political entity called the “Bangsamoro.”

The new entity will re-

place the aRMM.The aRMM officials

elected this year will not complete their three-year terms because the aRMM will be abolished as soon as the Bangsamoro Transition authority is set up. Both government and the MiLF hope this will be set up in late 2014 or early 2015.

Speaking in Maranao, President aquino urged the crowd to vote for the Liberal Party. “Kayo ang susi” (You are the key), he said.

no copy of the Presi-dent’s speech was made available. Hataman said he has no copy of the speech. The Presidential Commu-nications Operations Office made no report about it on its website. it is not also available in the Official gazette website.

in his speech, the Presi-dent introduced his candi-dates, talked briefly about the reforms going on in the aRMM, claimed there are no more “ghost schools,” “ghost teachers,” “ghost students” but “tunay na paaralan, tunay na ospital” (real schools, real hospitals).

He spoke about the proj-ects in the province and cited the peace process as well.

But only a few in the crowd could hear him loud and clear. (Carolyn O. ar-guillas/Mindanews)

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by three private con-sultancy firms with the Transportation and Com-munications department because the DOTC did not include it in its priority projects.

The MRP aims to link two vital Mindanao gate-ways—the Laguindingan airport and the Mindanao international Container Terminal. it will also con-nect, for a total length of 124 kilometers, Jasaan town in Misamis Orien-tal to Linamon, Lanao del norte passing through the Cagayan-iligan industrial Corridor (CiiC).

“While we are wait-ing for the opening of the Laguindingan airport, we already hear of stories of plane passengers complain-ing about the exorbitant fares that private taxi opera-tors may charge commuters from Cagayan de Oro or iligan City. also, there are still no public vehicles that will service Laguindingan airport,” Rep. Rufus Ro-driguez lamented.

Laguindingan is 46 ki-lometers from Cagayan de Oro and 60 kms from iligan City.

Rodriguez, the main proponent of MRP, said he has repeatedly pushed for the implementation of the railway system here because it will be the best comple-ment to the Laguindingan airport aside from provid-ing passengers comfortable travel and fast access to the airport.

With the impending opening of the airport, the DOTC should make implementation of the MRP

one of its priority projects under the Private-Public Partnership (PPP) program, he added.

Executive Order 536, signed by President arroyo in May 25, 2006, created the Mindanao Railway Project Office. The MRPO was established in July 3, 2009 in Cagayan de Oro City, almost simultaneously with the Cebu Railway Project Office (CRPO).

The MRPO was estab-lished to oversee the imple-mentation of the Mindanao Railway System (MRS), a network of railways that link the cities of Cagayan de Oro to iligan all the way to Zamboanga, as well as to Butuan, Surigao, Davao and general Santos.

“if realized, the MRS will tremendously boost Mindanao’s economy and tourism,” Rodriguez said. “i am, therefore, appealing to the DOTC to make the Mindanao Railway Project among its priority projects for implementation under the PPP, especially since the government will not be de-terred in its demand to have the Laguindingan airport opened despite incomplete navigational facilities.”

Rodriguez is among the officials who are urg-ing government to defer opening the airport until all navigation facilities and equipment shall have been installed to ensure passenger safety. (Bong D. Fabe)

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than 600 people in just a day or in just a few hours,” exclaimed a lawyer (whose name was also withheld upon his request). in an interview with Potri Bilang Dirampa-tun, adviser to Mayoralty candidate Hadji Salic Ma-calawan, stated that it is really impossible. “grabe nah....imposible” she muttered in disbelief.

Resolution no. 9668 re-olves to allow the printing of of supplemental Election Day Computerized Voters List (S/EDCVLs)by the information Technology Department for voters wit reinstated/recon-stituted or reactivated regis-tration records pursuant to Minure Resolution no. 9650, provided that the following tequirements were recieved by the Election and Barangay affairs Department on or before april 15, 2013, to wit, 1) Memorandum from the Election Officer requesting for the reactivation and rein-statement of the name/s of the voter/s registration records were inadvertently deacti-vated/deleted/corrupted; 2) Summary list of the affected voters in Excel format, and 3) Photocopiesmof the Voters Registration Records and/or Election Day Computerized Voters Lists showing the fact of voting in the immediate preceding elections or ERB approval of applications.

The said resolution also stated that since the turn-out of voters last election is 74.99%, no additional alloca-tion of printed S/EDCVLs will be supplied with by the Commission.

in a further interview, it is also learned that the said judge who signed the said request will be investigated by the Commission on Elections.

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