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Normin ready for K to 12 senior high school program CAGAYAN de Oro City–– The Department of Education (DepEd) in Region 10 is ready for the opening of senior high school program of K to 12 for the academic

year 2016-2017. According to Dr. Ninian A. Alcasid, Senior High School program coordinator of DepEd during Philippine Information Agec-

ncy’s (PIA) radio program dubbed Lambo Dyes over DXIM Radyo Ng Bayan on 22 May 2015, the Department has been preparing

Public reaction still favors on Duterte’s statements See PROGRAM, page A11

T is a calculated risk on the part of Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to admit that he is behind the Davao Death Squad (DDS) and his statement that if ever he wins the presidency, he would kill all criminals which he claimed make the lives of Filipinos miserable.

Duterte tells Palace: don’t railroad BBL

See FULL STORY, page A2

Poe bats for rural devt as ‘win-win’ solution for PH ills

By Cheng Ordonez Associate Editor

CAGAYAN de Oro City-Senator Grace Poe is batting for rural development as one of the best strategies to reduce poverty, raise incomes and create a more stable future among rural

families. Poe, who was in Cagayan de Oro City Tuesday (May 26) for her “Meet and Greet Senator Grace Poe” program, organized by the city government, told a mixed crowd, at Grand Caprice Restaurant that

Misamis Oriental Governor Yevgeny Vincente “Bambi” Emano poses with the winners of the 1st Kiddies Raid Chess Tournament sponsored by RMN-DXCC 828 and 99.1 IFM and Governor Bambi Emano. Fourth from right is Othniel Yulo (first placer), second placer Mary Joy Tan (third from right), and third placer David Rey Ancheta (fifth from right). Aside from winning cash prizes and trophies, Emano will help defray the expenses of the three winners who are scheduled to play in Singapore. Mindanao Daily News photo by Gerry Lee Gorit

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Poe pushes for railway system

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DAVAO City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, a former national security consultant and supporter of the peace talks with rebel groups in the country, yesterday warned the Aquino administration against its attempts to railroad the approval of the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) saying it will do more harm than good. Speaking before hundreds of barangay captains in the province of Antique who gathered for a Federalism Forum in Sibalom town, Duterte expressed alarm at

Sen. Grace Poe is surrounded by reporters after meeting with barangay chairmen in Cagayan de Oro City Tuesday, May 26, at Grand Caprice Restaurant. Mindanao Daily News photo by Gerry Lee Gorit

CAGAYAN de Oro City--Sen. Grace Poe is reviving the proposal to realize the Mindanao railway system. Speaking before a group of barangay chairmen here Tuesday, May 26, Poe said it is high time to decongest Metro Manila and bat for development in the provinces. “We can never be a prosperous nation if all progress is centered in

the capital alone. We need to create and sustain both physical and social infrastructures in the regions,” she said. This, even as the senator said that the social corporate concept of inclusive growth which is being endorsed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and other international organizations must be adapted locally so that prosperity would be inclusive down to the level of See railway, page A11

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Public reaction still favors Duterte’s statements

t is a calculated risk on the part of Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to admit that he is behind the Davao Death Squad (DDS) and his statement that if ever he wins the presidency, he would kill all criminals which he claimed make the lives of Filipinos miserable. While his bold statement was annoying to the Commission on Human Rights and Justice Secretary Leila De Lima, public reaction seemed to favor Duterte.

Public reaction was not surprising. A big majority of radio listeners are apparently scared and disturbed with the deteriorating peace and order situation in the

By ZEA IO MING C. CAPISTRANO, DavaoToday.com

postela Valley Province is facing charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives after he was allegedly arrested illegaly. Members of the 25th

country whether in the urban areas or country sides. They want drastic action against crime and corruption and this is perhaps the reason they still support Mayor Duterte’s tough stance though his statement sounds scary and alarming to human rights groups. This is the result when hapless and hopeless citizens see the government’s weakness in addressing the issue of criminality and peace and order. The public looked up to

somebody, like Duterte, to change the situation, the status quo, where heinous crimes like rape, murder, drug trafficking, unabated smuggling are the normal occurrence in our midst. The tough talking mayor may have provoked human rights groups but the public appeared to be titillated by Duterte’s statements. For Sec. de Lima, Duterte may be held liable for confessing he has links to the Davao Death Squad. And this could

be De Lima’s “revenge” after she failed to substantiate the alleged “killing fields” in Davao when she was the CHR chair during the time of President Gloria MacapagalArroyo. De Lima is saying it is “simply unacceptable” because it would send a wrong signal to the international human rights community. As a presidential hopeful, Mayor Duterte knows fully well the consequences of his public pronouncements.

And gauging by his hairraising statements, it seems he is ready to face the issue squarely when challenged by anyone. Duterte is a result-oriented public official and not a kind of politician with many promises unfulfilled. His no-nonsense performance in Davao City as mayor for nearly three decades is a clear proof that he really means business in helping our country to get rid of corruption and heinous crimes.

Infantry Battalion of the AFP arrested Armando Bermejo last May 19 for owning 500 rounds of M60 machine gun ammunition and having links to the New People’s Army. Hanimay Suazo, secretary-general of Karapatan-Southern Mindanao, said the arrest was illegal. “According to the testimony of the vic tim, the evidences gathered

and accusations of the military were all lies and fabricated,” Suazo said. Suazo said they condemn the illegal arrest of Bermejo perpetrated by “30 elements under the 25th IB led by a certain 1st Lt. Mana” adding that the there was a warrantless search conducted by the said military unit in the victim’s banana farm. This makes the num-

ber of political prisoners tally to 44 in Southern Mindanao Region alone, said Karapatan. B ermejo, a member of the Dibabawon tribe, is a father of eight. He is currently detained at the Philippine National Police Monkayo station. Meanwhile, the military on Monday said two alleged members of the NPA “voluntarily surrendered” to soldiers of the 60th Infantry Battalion in Brgy. Dona Andrea, As u n c i on , D av a o d e l Norte over the weekends. The Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom) said as of May 25, there are 65 NPA members who have surrendered since January 1 this year. However, Suazo said

the army makes up for their “poor performance and embarrassing track record by arresting innocent people, forcing them to sign surrender papers, and parading them to the media to say that they are successful in their counterinsurgency campaign.”(davaotoday. com) “It won’t be surprising if the 25th IB and the whole 10th ID under Maj. Gen. Eduardo Ano continue to terrorize poor lumad populations by encamping the communities resulting to illegal arrests, forced and/or fake surrenders, other forms of harassments, hamletting, and worst of all extrajudicial killings,” Suazo said.

HR group condemns illegal arrest of tribal leader DAVAO City – A Barangay Kagawad (councilor) who heads the peace and order committee in Casoon, Monkayo, Com-

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THE implementation of K-12 basic education program will result to tuition high tuition rates as the Department of Education (DepEd) announced its approval of the tuition increases opf more than 1200 private schools in the country, the youth group Anakbayan said yesterday. Tuition rates are set to increase by as much as 29%, according to DepEd. Vencer Crisostomo, Anakbayan national chairperson, said the government’s K-12 program, set to be implemented next year, has given license to more private schools to increase their tuition rates and further burden the parents with other exorbitant school fees. Tuition in private elementary and high schools amount to about P35,000 to more than P100,000 a year. “DepEd’s K-12 program has now allowed schools to hike tuition by a bigger rate,” said Crisostomo adding, “many schools are now imposing questionable fees using requirements for the implementation of senior high like new buildings, modules, trainings as pre-

text.” Also, he added, more schools are set to collect higher tuition rates as senior high is implemented next school year.” He said the K-12 program is actually a “privatized” program which will force more parents to pay private school rates for education. In a statement, DepEd has admitted that only 3,839 of the 7,976 or only 48% of public high schools have been submitted for K-12 funding and construction. The DepEd aims to accommodate 800,000 to 1.1 million or only about half of the 2.2 million students currently taking up 4th year. “This will mean majority of schools to offer senior high will be private schools, making it a privatized program and giving greater power to private schools to further hike tuition. About a million students will either be forced to enroll in private schools and be made to pay higher tuition rates or dropout,” he said. He said DepEd “vouchers” which are being promised to private schools will

PRA Form No.10.1 (LCRO)

not cover the expenses and high tuition rates in private schools. “The DepEd vouchers amount to only P8,750 to a maximum of P22,500 per student. These vouchers will not be enough to cover all fees and expenses in private schools which cost around P35,000 to as high as P80,000, not included are other expenses like transportation, food and miscellaneous costs,” he said. He also assailed the voucher f unds, w hich amounts to P19.8 billion as corruption-prone “gifts” to private schools. “Billions in ‘voucher’ funds will be pocketed by private schools and corrupt officials while students and parents suffer high tuition rates and fees,” he said. He said that even in public schools, K-12 will be more expensive for parents as modules, kits for “electives” which may cost around P6,000 will be shouldered by the students. Likewise, state universities like the Polytechnic University of the Philippines are set to implement P16,000 tuition rate for senior high.

Anakbayan projected an additional P25,105-P38,500 in additional expenses including transportation and other miscellaneous costs for public school students, and about P70,000 for private school students. No tuition hike Meanwhile, there will be no tuition fee increase this coming school year in private colleges and univer-

PRA Form No.10.1 (LCRO)

sities in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). “Academic institutions in the ARMM preferred not to increase their tuition fees because they want the parents in our region to send their children to college,” said Commission on Higher Education (CHED) ARMM Commissioner Amor Pendaliday.

He said that with no tuition fee hike in ARMM, more enrollees are expected this year. On May 19, 2015, applications for tuition and other fees increase by 313 higher educational institutions in the country were approved by CHED national. In a statement released by the commission, an average See HIGHER, page A11

PRA Form No.10.1 (LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL Cagayan de Oro City

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that MARITES A. YBAÑEZ has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of MARJUN ALBON YBAÑEZ who was born March 25, 2006 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are JUNEY MORENTI YBAÑEZ and MARITES GUINALANG ALBON. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 5, 2015.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that ALROSSE S. BULAWIT has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ALROSSE SALE BULAWIT who was born on May 27, 1996 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ALBERTO GOMBOA BULAWIT and ROSALIE PAMISA SALE. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 5, 2015.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that EVA MAE C. FARINAS has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of CRISTIANE CENTO FARINAS who was born on MAY 15, 2002 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ELBERTO BERONDO FARINAS and EVA MAE ALBON CENTO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 5, 2015.

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO City Civil Registrar

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Thailand has been under strict military rule for one year. The regime controls all aspects of state affairs and allows no dissent. For many of us, it was perplexing that a majority of Thai citizens welcomed last year’s military coup. However, there are reasons for their reaction: the largescale demonstrations prior to the military’s interference that disrupted the Southeast Asian country’s social and political harmony and unity to a great extent. I strongly agree with German TV-commentator Rodion Ebbighausen, who says that the government of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her opponents were just not able to reach an agreement, and time ran out for a peaceful settlement. The

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military ultimately stepped in to prevent the country from plunging into anarchy. But the ultimate price for maintaining peace and security has been the curtailment of civil rights - a price many Thais are probably willing to pay. To date, political rallies have been banned, and freedom of expression is not tolerated by Prime Minister Prayuth Chanocha’s military-dominated government. Moreover, the absence of an independent judiciary is apparent in the sham trial against Yingluck. Following the daily news, one sees the military-controlled National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) is set to write a new constitution, but the Council has systematically undermined the democratic gains the country had made over the

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past years. It is true that Thailand’s political system was not perfect but it allowed the people to participate in the political process. These setbacks are particularly unfortunate when one keeps in mind that Thailand was once known as the pioneer of democracy in Southeast Asia. The long-term conse-

quences of the political situation in Thailand are being ignored in favor of shortterm benefits - mainly the maintenance of security and peace. That makes it more difficult to demand civil rights and an end to dictatorship. So far, the resistance against the military regime has been restrained. Yingluck’s supporters have been tamed and are not protesting. A forceful resistance will only materialize if the Thai people realize that the military cannot resolve the conflict. Thailand - quo vadis? +++ Email: doringklaus@ gmail.com or follow me in Facebook or Twitter or visit www.germanexpatinthephilippines.blogspot.com or www. klausdoringsclassicalmusic. blogspot.com.

Party politics, elections under MILF

CAGAYAN de Oro City -It’s unfortunate that many of the most deplorable abuses that figured in elections past were perpetrated in Muslim-dominated areas of Mindanao including the Ampatuan massacre of the Mangudadatu contingent and dozens of media people in 2009. Such lurid happenings gave the people in the socalled Bangsamoro areas a reputation for being corrupt, dishonest, and opportunistic—which remains, clouding the public’s perception on their trustworthiness. It is understandable therefore that many people look askance at the Moro Islamic Liberation Front’s initiative in forming a political party: the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP). In view of this, for their own good and for everyone’s information, the party should now announce and disseminate as widely as possible the UBJP’s vision, mission, and platform of government. ***** The public needs assurance that in vying for regional positions during the 2016 election, the UBJP can be counted on to respect the democratic process, behave democratically, and avoid acts that conjure abuses of the past and exacerbate present biases. It is especially important that Mindanaons be now informed of its scope, governing principles, and organizational processes; we have an immediate stake

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in all this. It was good to see photos of the leading personalities registering for formal membership, paying their P20 membership fees, and waving their identification cards. But the irony of announcing or introducing them as the new party’s leaders—making statements before the formal filing of membership but without stating whether they were duly elected by the assembly—has raised eyebrows. A “new” party with “old style” leaders! ***** One notices, for instance, that the way the party is organized is no different from the MILF’s chain of command—with the same cast of characters, and configured the same as the insurgent force. This is reinforced by the spectacle of fatigueuniformed, arms-bearing members ringing the gathered assembly—projecting an army formation rather than a party convention or

congregation. Then we see is the assumption to the party presidency of Mr. Al Haj Murad who is also the MILF’s chair, and Mr. Sammy Al Mansoor (billed as Islamic Armed Forces chief of staff ) as the party’s secretary general. (Should civilian party leaders be known for their aliases?) In other words, this is not one’s standard idea of a political party. The interlocking directorates of the Party and the MILF’s “Islamic Armed Forces” suggest that, except for the titles—presumably, one to be used for civilian affairs, another for belligerent affairs—it is geared for contingency of an insurgent nature. ***** It would help to publish the UBJP’s Constitution and By-laws, to clarify the thrusts of its vision, mission, objectives, and strategies. For example, it helps to know how the Party is structured, who constitute its members and officers, how decisions or staff selections take place, and what activities it undertakes. Will the party seek to empower everyone—not just those already in power like the present leaders, spokesmen, and commanders? Will it be inclusive, encouraging vertical or horizontal mobility among the rank and file? Will it level the political playing field within and without through open and free elections? *****

The rest of the country should also be made aware of its platform, its main advocacy, its candidates, and related matters. Care should be taken that none of the notorious issues of the past gets a reprise, among them: dead men voting (names picked out from the cemetery); birds and bees too on ballots as if real persons. And there should be no more of the foolishness whereby the head of family does the voting for everyone. No more instances of manufactured votes, altered election results, hijacked ballot boxes, and dagdag bawas. And make sure that “Hello Garci…” characters including Lintang Bedol aren’t on board at any level of the elections in the Bangsamoro areas. There are many more issues to address if we are to normalize the confidence level of Mindanaons and the peoples of the Visayas and Luzon regarding the Bangsamoro scheme. About which, more later on…. [Manny is former UNESCO regional director for Asia-Pacific; secretary-general, Southeast Asia Publishers Association; director, Development Academy of Philippines; member, Philippine Mission to the UN; vice chair, Local Government Academy; member, Cory Government’s Peace Panel; awardee, PPI-UNICEF outstanding columnist. An author of books on governance, he is chairman/convenor of Gising Barangay Movement Inc. valdehuesa@gmail.com]

Daily Inspiration Timing “When Abigail arrived home, she found that Nabal was throwing a big party and was celebrating like a king. He was very drunk, so she didn’t tell him anything about her meeting with David until dawn the next day.” 1 Samuel 25:36

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things worse if we share information or feelings at the wrong time. Often times it is a skill that is gained over time, but God can also give us discernment and sensitivity in our timing. If you struggle with poor timing in the words you share, pray consistently for God to give you insight When you have something important to into how your words can effect others say, timing is always key. We can make positively according to His will.

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Butuan’s environment-awareness concert draws biggest crowd ever Consultancy, Equi-Parco Construction Company UTUAN City – Guided by the need and ADFIL Corporation, Lawig Music and Dance to make environmental conserva- the (LMD) Fest 2015 literally tion and protection eveyone’s con- rocked Butuan’s 28th Balcern, organizers gathered the country’s angay Festival and added and joy to the festopnotch performers and disc jockeys glitter tivities. for this year’s fiesta here - a five-night From May 15-19, 2015 concert that drew several thousands of in different venues nightButuanons, young and old alike, the ly, Kokoi Baldo, Gruppo Tribale 6Cycle Mind, Rivlargest crowd in this city’s history. er Maya, Jason Dy, and Presented by the Office uel Fortun, First Choice Parokya ni Edgar drove of Rep. Lawrence Lem- Events Management and ecstatic the huge crowds

By PAT SAMONTE, Regional Editor Caraga

while the disc jockeys hyped them to the beat of electronic dance music. Fireworks lit the night sky and added to the spectacle that signaled the conclusion of each evening-till-dawn party. The crowd in the May 19 Lawig Music and Dance (LMD) Fest 2015 was so huge that participants practically poured into and filled the entire Robinsons Place’s South Car Park here. Dubbed as “Kahug-

yawan Para Hong Kinaiyahan,” the five-night concerts were aimed at raising awareness to the city’s natural resources such as the Taguibo Watershed Area, Mt. Mayapay and Agusan River. The artists belted songs to pay homage to nature and cheered with the crowd to help save our natural resources. According to Fortun, he has partnered with Equi Parco Construction

Company and ADFIL Corporation to organize the concert-for-a-cause aimed at “engaging not only the fiesta but also genuine local issues especially those pertaining to the environment.” The young solon emphasized the need for everyone’s participation for the conservation and protection of the environment for the sake of our future and that of our next generations’ future.

Police officers awarded medals for the arrest of Davao jail escapee, fighting out rebels BUTUAN City -- Four police officers, two commissioned officers and two police non-commissioned officers, were awarded the “Medalya Ng Papuri” (PNP Commendation Medals) on Monday morning for separate significant accomplishments in the performance of their respective police duties. Awarded the “Medalya Ng

Papuri” were PSInsp. Regino L. Precioso Jr.; precinct commander of Butuan City Police Station 4, based in Brgy. Ampayon, this city; for the arrest of Davao region’s No. 1 most wanted criminal, Roger P. Dantes, last May 15. The accused who is facing 7 counts of murder and two counts of frustrated murder cases, escaped from the Davao Penal Colony (DAPECOL)

on December 29, 2012. He was sighted to be at the said barangay by the operatives of RIU 11, who coordinated with BCPS 4, leading to the re-arrest of the fugitive. Awarded with the same medal was SPO2 Weldon Sacro. The other two PNP officers who were recipients of “Medalya Ng Papuri” were PInsp. Aldrin O. Camo and SPO4 Floreno E. On-

son, for meritorious action shown during police combat operations at the hinter barangay of Masayan and Caigangan of Veruela, Agusan del Sur on May 24, 2015 resulting to the recovery of improvised explosive device (IED), four plasticized canvass for sheltering, five blasting caps, assorted medicines and subversive documents with high intelligence value.

Pinning the medals during the Monday flag-raising rites held at Camp Rafael C. Rodriguez grandstand, were Caraga PNP Chief CSupt. David Y. Ombao, assisted by Marilou B. Funesto, AMSLAI liaison officer, who also was the guest of honor and speaker during the activity and PSupt. Nordave V. Calderon, chief of the Regional Finance Services Office 13. (PNA)

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AMBOANGA City - Mayor Beng Climaco Monday afternoon convened education stakeholders including the security sector in a meeting dubbed “Oplan Balik Eskwela” to ensure a hassle-free opening of classes for school year 2015-2016. Security in the different schools- both private and public, vehicular traffic, structural integrity and safety of school buildings including dormitories and boarding houses, availability of school chairs, tables and books as well as enrolment and all other pertinent issues related to the school opening were discussed during the meeting held at the City Hall conference. “The school opening starts on Monday, June 1 and we would like to ensure that everything is ready to guarantee the security and safety of the students and teachers as well as ensure the convenience and comfort of the commuters and the operators,” Mayor Climaco declared. The mayor wants to ensure that police and military authorities together with the force multipliers to include the barangay officials and volunteers are in close coordination

Mayor Beng Climaco Monday afternoon convenes Balik Eskwela stakeholders in a bid to ensure a hassle-free opening of classes in June 1. JOEY BAUTISTA

with the school officials in their areas of jurisdiction. City Administrator Antonio Orendain Jr., who assisted Mayor Climaco during the meeting, said an executive order declaring one way traffic in roads leading to the Ateneo de Zamboanga University in Tumaga has been issued and will take effect June 8. Tetuan police authorities are also requesting for the imposition of a one-way traffic in roads leading to the Tetuan Central Elementary School to prevent

traffic jams. Mayoro Climaco also directed police and military authorities to take extra care in handling security for pupils and teachers in coastal areas particularly Limaong and sitio Sibuktuk where a teacher was kidnapped last year. She stressed that all issues related to the opening of classes should be addressed and threshed out before the opening of classes. She is set to meet with the Task Force charged to inspect and check on

the integrity and safety of boarding houses an dormitories on Wednesday. Pre s e nt du r i ng t he meeting were Councilors Gerky Valesco and BG Guingona, City Police Director PSSupt. Angelito Casimiro, DEPED Division Office OIC Dr. Rosalio Conturno, City Fire Marshal Col. Dominador Zabala Jr., public school principals adnd administrators of private institutions, barangay chairmen, chiefs of the different police sub-stations and other stakeholders. (Sheila Covarrubias)

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PNP-SAF holds community service in Zambo City ZAMBOANGA City – Hundreds of residents of an east coast upland barangay have benefited from the one-day outreach mission of the Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF). Supt. Reynald Ariño, PNP-SAF’s 5th special action battalion commander, said Monday the outreach mission was held Saturday in Barangay Lapakan, 21.5 kilometers east of City Hall. Ariño said the community service is part of the SAF’s 32nd anniversary celebration activities. Ariño said among the services they rendered were free dental, circumcision, free legal clinic, eye checkup and reading glasses dis-

tribution, supplemental feeding, haircut, birth registration, and skin clinic. He said they have chosen Barangay Lapakan as the beneficiary of their community service since based on survey several residents in the area need assistance. He said they also oriented the village watchmen (tanod) the proper way in arresting law offenders. The outreach mission was held in partnership with the Zamboanga City Medical Society, Department of Health, Philippine Statistics Authority, City Social Welfare and Development Office, Integrated Bar of the Philippines-Zamboanga City chapter. (PNA)

Zamboanga Sur cops kill murder suspect in shootout PAGADIAN CITY, Zamboanga del Sur – The police have killed in a shootout a suspect in two murder cases early Monday in the nearby municipality of Mahayag, this province. Chief Insp. Homer Dumalag, Mahayag police chief, identified the slain suspect as Benjie Jacosalem, who is facing murder cases in the towns of Dumingag and

Tambulig, this province. Dumalag said Jacosalem was killed in a shootout around 5:15 a.m. Monday in Barangay Magueles, Mahayag town. Dumalag said the shootout ensued after Jacosalem opened fire prompting the policemen to return fire while serving a warrant of arrest against the slain murder suspect. (PNA)

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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that BELINA G. DOMINGO has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s DATE OF BIRTH from “FEB. 14, 1949” to “FEBRUARY 19, 1949” in the Certificate of Live Birth of BELENA DOMINGO who was born on February 19, 1949 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are SOLIDAD GALAGNARA and OSCAR DOMINGO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than May 28, 2015.

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that EVELYN E. QUINGA has filed with this office a petition for Change of First Name from “JEM” to “JAMES” in the certificate of Live Birth of JEM PIŇAS QUIGA who was born on December 16, 1956 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are Loreta J. PiŇas and Manolo H. Quinga. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than June 2015 (Sgd.) MARIA PURA C. MASCARINAS City Civil Registrar MDN: May 20 & 27, 2015

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Philippine Eco-Heroes Protect a National Treasure Local champions go to great heights to save the tallest mountain in the Philippines

Natural resources provide food, water, energy, tourist attractions, medicines and flood control throughout the Philippines. Named one of the world’s 18 “megadiversity countries” by Conservation International, the Philippines is home to more than 20,000 endemic plants and animals. Meanwhile, illegal wildlife trade and deforestation deplete these species and their habitats, destabilizing the nation. In 2012, USAID launched the five year, $22.5 million Biodiversity and Watersheds Improved for Stronger Economy and Ecosystem Resilience (B+WISER) Program to help the Philippines

conserve biodiversity, manage forests, support low emissions, and contribute to disaster risk reduction in seven protected areas in the country. Key to the program’s success are partners like Joel Mabandos, 27, who guides trekkers in Mindanao’s Mount Apo Natural Park. A home to unique plants and animals, the park, a 64,053-hectare protected area in southern Philippines, boasts the country’s highest peak, attracting tourists and providing livelihoods for its inhabitants. Guides like Mabandos earn about $8 per day—well above the local $6 minimum wage. His earnings

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Joel Mabandos, a member of the Manobo indigenous people, guides trekkers in Mt. Apo Natural Park. He proudly advocates the conservation of the mountain, where his family has lived for generations. (USAID/B+Wiser)

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To know more about GCash and their latest from page A10 portfolio of products and Mindanao. His family has services visit http://www. tended to the mountain for globe.com.ph/gcash, or visit generations. a Globe store nearest you. Manobo people regard the park as a sacred place but, increasingly, others cut from page A3 increase of 6.17 percent, trees illegally and use the forest for agriculture and or the equivalent of P29.86 settlement. Coupled with per unit, was approved on the traffic of more than tuition fee adjustment, while 6,000 visitors annually, the for other school fees, the park is at grave risk if left increase is 6.55 percent, or an equivalent of P135.60. unregulated. These figures are down USAID partnered with local governments and in- from last year’s P35.66, or digenous people to save the 8.13 percent for tuition, and park. Guides were trained P141.55, or 7.97%, for other to become stewards of the school fees. “We are glad that we forest, protecting endangered flora and fauna from don’t have a tuition fee inclimbers who litter garbage crease, it is good news for and capture wildlife. Today, us, especially to our parMabandos is a wildlife en- ents,” said 17 year-old Sittie Aisha Tawal, a second year forcement officer. “This is my first ever college student of Mindanao formal training. I am more State University-Dalican in capable to watch for offend- Maguindanao. As of date, the region ers. We must preserve the park so that people will has 66 higher education continue to enjoy its beauty,” institutions, 51 private and 15 government-run. he said. On the latest list of the In December 2014, 400 volunteers collected 2.6 online directory of coltons of littered garbage, leges and universities in the prompting a local senator Philippines (www.findunito direct more Philippine versity.ph), the Mindanao Government aid to protect State University campuses the country’s mountains. in Tawi-Tawi, Sulu, and In February 2015, US- Marawi are among the 50 AID helped the Mount Apo most affordable institutions Management Board pass a in the country for 2015. (Bucommon policy, allowing reau of Public Informationthe park’s local governments ARMM/PIA-10) to better manage the trails, campsites, waste, guides, tourist traffic and fees. Two from page A1 for the K to 12 program. of the six local governments have already passed ordi- In fact, she said that 304 nances adopting the policy. public schools all over reThe policy includes a 10 gion 10 will open Senior percent increase in fees and High School meanwhile penalties to generate more they have granted select than $70,000 annually for private schools permit to the park and boost income operate. The Enhanced Basic for the 450 mountain guides. According to Joey Re- Education Act of 2013, or cimilla, chairman of a lo- Republic Act No. 10533 cal ecotourism commit- signed on 15 May 2013 tee, uncontrolled trekking or K to 12 Program covand littered garbage harms ers Kindergarten and 12 Mount Apo’s biodiversity. years of Basic Education (six “With the new policy, we years of primary education, can control the volume of four years of Junior High climbers to maintain the School, and two years of natural ecosystem, conserve Senior High School (SHS) biodiversity, and restore the to provide sufficient time for mastery of concepts forest,” he said. Today, a cadre of eco- and skills, develop lifelong champions look after the learners, and prepare gradupark. Meanwhile, Maban- ates for tertiary education, dos protects his corner of middle-level skills develthe mountain, helping his opment, employment and family and the forest thrive entrepreneurship. Dr. Alcasid said that for generations to come. through series of internal and external assessment from page A7 including consultations, evolve four main prod- Senior High School Proucts, i.e. Web Based Core gram is designed to produce Banking Solution named as productive and knowledgeiX360CBS; Mobile Banking able students with tracks Integrations; and Social according to the interest and Performance Management needs of the community. She said that there are Solution (SPMS). Web Based four tracks that a student Point Of Sale named as can select when they reach iXSIMS. Customers can access SHS. These include AcaGCash in 3 ways – using demic, Technical-Vocationtheir GCash Payroll Card al Livelihood (tech-voc), for withdrawal and pur- Sports and Arts and Design. Based on their survey chases from local sites, via the Globe Menu *143#, or in region 10, most students via GCash Mobile App for still prefer the track for mobile money services. The Academic; next is Tech-Voc app is available for iOS, followed by Arts and Design Android and Blackberry and lastly Sports. However, Alcasid claridevices.

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fied that not all schools can offer SHS because they want maximum utilization of their resources. She added that minimum of nine teachers will be needed for the SHS program and assured that schools in far flung areas have SHS program. Even teachers for techvoc have enrolled themselves in tech-voc schools to get a National Certificate (NC) from the Technical Education Skills Development Authority (TESDA). On the other hand, Dr. Alcasid said they have minimum provision of 60% absorptive capacity while the 40% will have the option to choose the school they would like to study for their SHS. Dr. Alcasid said that through DepEd’s Voucher Program, Grade 10 completer students from public or private Junior High School may select a private/ state college or university or tech-voc school to continue their SHS with subsidy from the government. The Voucher Program however depends on the location. For example, she said that P22,500 is allocated per student in the National Capital Region (NCR) meanwhile in Cagayan de Oro, P20,000 per student is allocated. She added more schools will be built in the city and the region. The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has already approved the funding requirements and the implementation will be through the Department of Public works and Highways (DPWH). Dr. Alcasid said that we are the last in Asia and one of the three countries (including African countries Angola and Djibouti) in the world that only implements 10-year pre University cycle. She said that K to 12 is a change needed for development and education is not just for DepEd but for the whole community. A report from Jasper Marie OblinaRucat of PIA-10

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her proposed development strategy will also respond to the problems brought about by overcongestion in Metro Manila. Regional and rural development, according to Poe, is a win-win solution, but can only be achieved if both the national and local government work well together. Poe said to make regional development possible, local governments, like Cagayan de Oro, need to provide an enabling environment for businesses to grow. She said: “Clean and safe neighborhoods, efficient service, competitive business policies, adequate facilities and infrastructure are the things that LGUs need to provide to make a community conducive to growth.” Poe said Cagayan de Oro

has a competitive advantage because it is the center of education, government and commerce in Northern Mindanao. The city government of Cagayan de Oro has been cited for its Best Practices in business permits and registration, apart from being named 2nd Most Competitive City in the country and one of the Most Livable Cities in the Philippines. Poe said LGUs should embrace the reality that local governments are not capable of doing by themselves. She cited studies conducted by the Asian Development Bank that the key elements that will facilitate the realization of rural development include social infrastructure, physical infrastructure and financial service. “The dynamics of these three elements,” she said, “will pave the way to uplift the living conditions of rural households.”

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the reference to the Tripoli Agreement, a treaty signed between the Philippine government and the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) under Nur Misuari in Tripoli, Libya during the Marcos years. “We are now faced with a convoluted situation where the reference to the Tripoli Agreement in the BBL could lead to the question: Which would prevail, the BBL or the treaty which is the Tripoli Agreement?,” he asked. In the Tripoli Agreement of 1976, a total of 13 provinces were included in the areas of Moro Autonomy and these are: Basilan, Sultan Kudarat, Sulu, Lanao del Norte, Tawi-tawi, Lanao del Sur, Zamboanga del Sur, Davao del Sur, Zamboanga del Norte, South Cotabato, North Cotabato, Palawan and Maguindanao. In succeeding plebiscites, however, eight of the provinces, namely Sultan Kudarat, Lanao del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur, Davao del Sur, Zamboanga del Norte, South Cotabato, North Cotabato and Pala-

wan refused to join the Moro Autonomous region. “Does this mean that these eight provinces which earlier rejected their inclusion in the Moro autonomous region would now have to go through another plebiscite again to determine whether they would like to join the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region?” Duterte asked. The Davao City mayor, who has always been supportive of the peace talks with rebel groups including the New People’s Army (NPA), warned the administration of President Benigno Aquino not to rush the approval of the BBL and in the process create a chaotic situation in the future. “This early, we are already seeing signs that the peace which we have promised that Filipino people, especially those from Mindanao, may not come that easy,” he said. Duterte cited the position of the Sultanate of Sulu whose representatives have opposed the inclusion of the Sultanate in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region and even accused the MILF of betraying the Sultanate by working closely with Malaysia. The Sultanate of Sulu is claiming ownership of Sabah, a portion of the island of Borneo, which the Sultanate said was awarded to the Sulu of Sulu following the latter’s help to the Sultan of Brunei to quell an uprising. “Let me repeat my warning that what is good for the Muslims of Central Mindanao, primarily the Maguindanaos, Maranaos, Iranuns and Kagans, may not be acceptable to the Tausugs, Yakans, and Samals. These are entirely two different Moro nations,” Duterte said. Duterte said the BBL should be thoroughly reDEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of Amancio L. Montefalcon who died intestate on February 26, 2014 at Mansabay Bajo, Lopez Jaena, Misamis Occidental, Philippines leaving a motorcycle to wit, Make MOTORSTAR, Type/Body MOTORSTAR, Motor No. JL156FM1-511A163945, Chassis No. LAAAAKJB1B0007549 , Plate No. 2262KT, Model 2011, with CR No. 14707930-6 and OR No. 177362625, is the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE OF MOTORCYCLE made and entered into by and between Amancio L. Montefalcon heir’s, widow ALEJANDRA E. MONTEFALCON and surviving son, RENANTE E. MONTEFALCON agreeing to settle, adjudicate, in equal pro-indiviso share above-described property among themselves, and as vendors, agreeing to sell, transfer, and conveyed in a manner absolute and irrevocable the above-described motorcycle unto vendee MARKLEN T. TAJOS for and in consideration of P44,256.00, per Doc. No. 4219, Page No. 61, Book No.50, Series of 2015, under Notary Public Atty. Ignacio B. Abuton until December 31, 2016 with PTR No. 3318686 CY 2015.

Notice is hereby given that WILFREDO ARMECIN, of legal age, Filipino, married to Virgenia N. Armecin and a resident of Poblacion, Lugait, Misamis Oriental duly represented by his mother and Attroney-in-fact MAGDALENA P. ARMECIN, likewise of legal age, widow and a resident of Poblacion, Lugait, Misamis Oriental per Special Power of Attorney (hereinafter referred to as the VENDOR), hereby states that for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND (Php 100,000.00) PESOS, Philippine currency, in hand paid by MARITESS DAGO-OC FREEMAN, of legal age, Filipino, married to MALCOLM G. FREEMAN, and a resident of Purok 5, Poblacion, Manticao, Misamis Oriental (herein referred to as the VENDEE), do hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER, AND CONVEY in a manner absolute and irrevocable unto said VENDEE, a parcel of land more particularly described as follows; LOT No. 3446, Cad. 698 (Lot No. 1544-A, Cad-10-01849494-D) “A parcel of land, Lot No. 3446, Cad. 698 (Lot No. 1544-A, Cad-10-018494-D) situated at Barrio of Kalangahan, Municipality of Lugait, Province of Misamis Oriental. Containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY (520) SQUARE METERS, more or less, embraced and described in katibayan ng Orihinal na Titulo Blg. P-39195”, is the subject of DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE. As per Doc. No. 436; Page No. 88; Book No. XXXIV; Series of 2014; under Notary public of ATTY. HERNAN R. TABALBA.

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NOTICE

viewed by the Senate so that the measure would ultimately result in peace and not another round of conflict in the Southern Philippines. Duterte, who is advocating a shift to Federalism from the current Unitary Presidential form, has proposed the creation instead of two Federal Moro States, one for the Muslims of the main island of Mindanao and the other for the Muslims in the islands southwest of the Philippines.

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individual constituents. “Metro Manila is so congested already. And I can see lots of potential in the provinces as new growth centers,” she told the barangay officials. Poe cited the growth of Northern Mindanao for the past ten years and consistently being touted as the fastest growing region in the island, with Cagayan de Oro as the most competitive city in the country second only to Makati. “You have five economic zones here in Region 10. You can surely attract lots of investors. But what is prosperity if it remains only in the hands of a few. That’s why inclusive growth must be realized to trickle down to our citizenry,” she said. And one of the infrastructures that Mindanao needs at this point, Poe opined, is to start the realization of the Mindanao railway system which is long overdue. The Mindanao railway system was first discussed in the Lower House through a bill by then Misamis Oriental Rep. Augusto Baculio in the 1990s. When his term ended, the Executive Branch took over when then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo created the Mindanao Railways Office under the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC). When the President’s term expired, the office was abolished. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the intestate estate of FRANCISCO DENATIL, who died on 20 September 2011 in Barangay Anahawan, Sibagat, Agusan del Sur, married to Flaviana Denatil, who died in Barangay Anahawan, Sibagat, Agusan del Sur on 26 March 2014, consisting of a parcel of land (Lot 8, GSS-13-000142-D) situated in Barangay Anahawan, Municipality of Sibagat, Province of Agusan del Sur, covered by Orihinal na Titulo Blg. P-37233 containing an area of 48,073 square meters, more or less, is the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE AMONG HEIRS WITH SALE AND SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY made and entered into by Francisco Denatil’s legitimate children and only heirs, namely, Cristita D. Calimbo, Merlinda D. Escario, Trinidad C. Denatil, and Rosejane C. Denatil and as vendors, sell, convey, cede and transfer above-described property with all improvements therein unto vendee/ spouses Genaro V. Ordista and Alicia P. Ordista, of Purok 6-A, Brgy. 21, Mahogany, Butuan City, for and in consideration of Php 100,000.00, and authorize Alicia P. Ordista as attorney-in-fact to represent them before any governmental or nongovernmental agencies to effect this settlement, to effect the transfer and/ or titling of aforementioned property in the name of the rightful person, and to perform all acts necessary to effect this settlement, per Doc. No. 328; Page No. 66; Book No. XXI; Series of 2015 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Geraldine Chee Samson, Notary Public for Agusan del Sur until December 31, 2015, PTR No. 5861801 01/05/2015. MDN: May 20, 27 & June 3, 2015

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IYA’S MOST “VALUE” SECRETS I ya Villania-Arellano describes herself as loyal and practical—something she has proven in love and in life. The TV host has been in a relationship with Drew for almost 10 years before getting married last year, and has been the face of Watsons Switch and Save since the beginning. She says being in a long term relationship with Drew made adjusting to married life easy and the biggest challenge she’s had so far is managing their household. It’s a good thing that the former MYX VJ is also a practical shopper. Iya recently made a surprise visit SM Cebu last May 23, 20 15, making the switch from host to store supervisor for a day, giving shopping tips and assisting Watsons customers with their purchases. “I’ve been a Watsons label endorser since 2013. The experience so far has been rewarding because I’ve been a regular customer even before that. “ “One thing I like about Watsons is that they have great quality products that saves you from 30 to 80 percent as compared to other brands. So you don’t have to scrimp on the essentials anymore and these are the things we are always buying regularly. Iya’s picks mostly include Watsons toiletries as well as wet and dry tissues which she often uses for work. To avoid those bad hair days she also keeps several Watsons hair products in her bag such as Watsons 3IN1

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