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Mining firm made communities happy By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN Contributing Editor
MACO, Compostela Valley--A mining company has found better ways to positively deal with the ugly past it incurred with hostilities from their detractors within their mining areas. Since then, when win-win schemes were introduced by the new owners in the latter part of 2014, Apex Mining Company has enjoyed a peaceful co-existing The 45-unit housing complex built by Apex Mining Company for the lumad residents harmonious relationship with residents living ia small village hit by geohazard map. Mindanao Daily photo by Janus Louise Panganiban living in communities within the more
than 2,000 hectare mining complex and even in neighboring areas. The new industrial concept which is the brainchild of Apex Mining President and CEO Walter William Brown, dwelt mainly on giving first and foremost priority to local residents for any livelihood opportunities rather than relying on industrial suppliers in the nearby urban areas. Among the recipients of these community-first productive livelihood activities were the local Catholic parish church, former protesting small-scale miners
Normin policemen in Digong’s list sacked By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro City–– The regional police command here has ordered its officers who are in the list of those suspected of being involved in narcopolitics to be relieved, disarmed and restricted from doing their law enforcement functions. This was the directive
given by Chief Superintendent Noel Constantino, Philippine National Police-10 (PNP-10) regional commander following the revelation made by Pres. Rodrigo Duterte over the weekend. Effective Sunday, Aug. 7, all police officers named by Duterte are no longer allowed to leave their
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Duterte’s ‘validated’ watchlist includes cop already in prison By Froilan Gallardo of MindaNews
CAGAYAN de Oro City––President Rodrigo Duterte said the list ot 163 persons allegedly involved in the illegal drugs trade is a “validated” list but SPO1 Reynaldo dela Victoria, one of those tagged, need not be on the list: he was arrested by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency in September 2014 and is presently detained at the Lumbia City Jail here. Duterte announced the names of 163 judges, politicians and police officers on his drugs watchlist. A cursory check of the winners in the May 2016 elections See prison, page A6
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Dismayed, group seeks NBI help By Mark D. Francisco Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro City– –A group, advocating for Lumad causes in Mindanao, on Monday (August 8) soought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Region 10 for the speedy arrest of the suspect allegedly responsible for the killing of a pregnant woman and the wounding of five others on July 30 in San Fernando town, Bukidnon. Kalumbay Secretar y General Roger Plana told Mindanao Daily that his said is helping families of the victims in calling for the government’s speedy apprehension of the suspect. Kalumbay, Plana said, counts among its members thousands of non-Christian and non-Muslim tribes in Mindanao, See group, page A7
Lanao Sur vice governor gets death threats By Mark D. Francisco Correspondent
ANDANAR IN ORO. Presidential Communications
Office chief Sec. Martin Andanar meets members of the media, Monday, August 8, 2016, at Kave Bar, Limketkai Luxe Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City. Andanar also met with government communications agencies and has vowed to give them “shots in the arm” during his term. Mindanao Daily photo by Gerry Lee Gorit
CAGAYAN de Oro City-The Vice Governor of Lanao del Sur is now getting numerous death threats shortly after President Rodrigo Duterte publicly announced the names of those public officials allegedly involved
in illegal drug trade, an official said yesterday. Provincial spokesperson Salma Jayne A. Tamano confirmed this yesterday before Communications Secretary Martin Andanar who was in Cagayan de Oro City to prepare the visit of President Rodrigo Duterte at a military camp today.
During the press conference, Ms. Tamano said the provincial government of Lanao del Sur is calling on the Duterte administration to continue prosecuting those involved in the illegal drug trade in the province. “My bosses – Governor Soraya A. Adiong and Vice Governor Mamintal A. Adi-
ong Jr. – have sent me here to express their support to President Duterte’s continuing campaign against illegal drugs,” Tamano told reporters during a press conference. This, even as Tamano disclosed that the vice governor has started
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XU-GLI trains DOH-deployed nurses on effective community facilitation By Wilson J. Hormeguera, Contributor
THE Governance and Leadership Institute (GLI) of Xavier University recently conducted a workshop on facilitating community learning for the deployed nurses under the Department of Health’s Human Resource for Health Deployment Program (HRHDP). The deployed nurses are assigned in fifth and sixth class municipalities, under the 44 Focus Geographical Areas (FGA) Accelerated Sustainable Anti-Poverty Program (ASAP), Whole of Nation Initiative(WNI), B ottom - up Bu d ge t i ng (BuB) projects, and other priority areas identified by DOH. The D OH-deployed nurses are expected to assist in the implementation of various health programs of the local government units in accordance with the program goals and objectives of the health department, provide technical assistance during the implementation, help in disease surveillance, conduct health education
campaigns and training, and aid in the supervision and monitoring of Community Health Teams (CHTs). Through Structured Learning Activities (SLA), workshop facilitators GLI director Dr. Dixon Yasay, Churchill Aguilar, and Robert de la Serna encouraged the participants to familiarize the basic principles of facilitation, techniques, and methodologies, including the use of indigenous materials within the community to facilitate the community’s learning effectively. “Everything is new to us. We have been used to giving lectures in the conduct of our health education and training in the communities,” said DOH-HRHDP supervisor Aurora Salcedo. “It will be different from now on.” Held from July 20 to 22 at Villa Paraisao Apartelle, Mambajao, Camiguin, the said workshop was initiated by DOH Northern Mindanao’s Human Resource Development Unit.
DEPLOYED NURSES. Nurses under DOH’s Human Resource for Health Deployment Program take part in a group exercise during a workshop on facilitating community learning. Supplied photo
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THE Department of Trade and Industry Region 10 brings to Northern Mindanao a national event showcasing the agency’s integrated menu of services and programs dubbed as the “Negosyo, Konsumer at iba pa” (NKATBP) on August 17 to 19. Homegrown micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and consumers alike will now have the chance to experience the breakthrough event that brings together the services of DTI closer to the people and under one roof.
This initiative serves as a strategy to showcase programs and projects dedicated to consumers and the development of businesses through an integrated delivery of various assistance being extended by different DTI units. On the first day, DTI will launch a Negosyo Center and unveil the Fab Lab Mindanao at the Iligan Institute of Technology-Mindanao State University (MSU-IIT) to give local designers and entrepreneurs the opportunity to avail of an advance prototyping and fabrication
Shared Service Facility (SSF). Simultaneously, DTI 10 will conduct trainings and learning sessions on Expanding Business through E-Commerce and E-Services, Standard Blitz and Consumer Forum at Cagayan de Oro City. The newly appointed Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez will be the keynote speaker for the opening ceremony which will include the recognition and awarding of DTI-10’s best SSF, partner agencies and Consumer Organizations in the implementation of its programs, BAGWIS award (DTI Certified Establishment) and the high school students who won the Best Feature story. The Northern Mindanao leg will also be highlighted with the simultaneous conduct of the Kahimunan Regional Trade Fair, Diskwento Caravan and seminars catering to Food Safety Awareness for MSMEs. Interested participants may get in touch with any of the Provincial Offices of DTI Northern Mindanao.
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Mayor denies ‘drugs’ link Tuesday, August 9, 2016
By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent
OZAMIZ City––Mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog Sr. on Saturday belied allegations anew that he is connected with Herbert “Ampang” C olangco, a high profile inmate at the National Bilibid Prison. On Monday, Parojinog flew to Manila to see Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Ronald Dela Rosa in Camp Crame to clear his name. The names of the mayor, and daughter Vice Mayor Nova Princess Parojinog, were included among the list of some 160 public officials named by President Rodrigo Duterte. But prior to his travel to Manila, the mayor witnessed the Fun-Run dubb ed as “Run Away From Drugs” participated in by surrenderees of Oplan Tokhang “Knock and plead” in Ozamiz City. Organized by a private group, in coordination with the city government of Ozamiz led by Parojinog, and daughter, Nova, the run drew some 5,000 runners for the 3K, 5K and 15k run, which kicked off at the Cotta ground near the Ozamiz port area. B e fore t he f u n r u n kicked off, Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog, tear y eyed, issued a final warning, saying he will not hesitate to issue a “shoot to kill” order against those who will continue to sell illegal drugs in the city. Last Saturday, Parojinog said that his daughter, Vice Mayor Nova had a three-hour meeting with National Police Chief Rolando de la Rosa on Thursday, August 4, 2016, in Manila. The meeting with de la Rosa was aimed at clearing their names after they were named on social media as one of the drug lords and involved in narco-politics. M a y o r P a r o j i n o g ’s daughter Nova is former wife of former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) player Edgar
RUN VS ILLEGAL DRUGS. Ozamiz City Mayor Reynaldo “Aldong” Parojinog doing the countdown during the fun run dubbed as “Run Away From Drugs,” Sunday dawn, at Cotta, Ozamiz City, where some 5,000 runners, led by Tokhang surenderees from Ozamiz City, supported by runners’ group from the different parts of Visayas and Mindanao joined them. Mindanao Daily photo by Gerry Lee Gorit Echavez, but has been linked as girlfriend of one of National Bilibid Prison’s high profile inmate, Herbert “Ampang” Colangco. President Rodrigo Duterte, during his first State of the Nation Address (SONA), dragged Parojinog’s name, linking them to the crime group Kuratong Baleleng Group. Parojinog said that his daughter presented to Philippine National Police Chief Rolando de la Rosa their efforts to rid the city of drug since in 2001 when he was first elected as mayor of the city. Parojinog also said that Nova clarified to de la Rosa that she is not married to Colangco. C ol angc o h a s b e e n linked to bank robberies in Metro Manila and is in prison since 2009, at the NBP’s Maximum Security compound, although it has been exposed that he, along with other high profile inmates were receiving special treatment, a violation of penal laws. Parojinog s aid t hat their names was unduly dragged into the drug trade
because of Kuratong Baleleng, the 90’s crime group made famous in a shootout with the elite presidential anti-organized crime task force (PAOCTF) led by then Chief PNP and now senator Panfilo Lacson. Parojinog said that they admit that they were linked to Kuratong Baleleng before, as a counter-insurgency group armed by the government in the 70s and 80s to fight insurgency in Misamis Occidental, Zamboanga del Norte. “Colangco is not even Kurantong Baleleng (member), he is in prison for his criminal offense,” Parojinog said. Parojinog added that after his daughter’s meeting with de la Rosa, the chief PNP has sought the assistance of the local government unit in its fight against illegal drugs. Parojinog said that that based on their data, there is a 65% reduction of illegal drugs, as reported by his city chief of police. Parojinog added that since the start of President Duterte’s campaign against illegal drugs, there were
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several hundreds of drug runners, pushers and users who surrendered. “There are still those who run their drug networks here, but they are now employing guerrilla tactics in selling their drugs, meaning unsteady
in one place in their opererations,” Parojinog said. The price of drugs, according to the last drug raid they conducted last Thursday, showed that the price of Methampetamine Hydrochloride commonly known as Shabu
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Duterte’s latest list is again an unfair list
LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… Do not accuse anyone for no reason---when they ALLAN M. MEDIANTE have done you no harm…” Editor-in-Chief (Proverbs 3:30, the Holy ruel pelone CRIS DIAZ Bible). Managing Editor Executive Editor -oooDUTERTE MUST BACK CHENG ORDOÑEZ MARK FRANCISCO JOEL ESCOL Associate Editor Lifestyle Editor Feature Editor HIS CLAIMS VS. JUDGES WITH PROOF: The Filigerry lee gorit GILBERT Y. CHAO pino people do have a great Motoring Editor Photo Journalist reason to thank President Duterte for his exposes PAT SAMONTE CHRIS PANGANIBAN naming judges, mayors, Regional Editor Caraga Regional Editor-Davao and police and other of Rene Michael BaÑos uRIEL C. QUILINGUING ficials as drug protectors, Regional Editor Northmin Contributing Editor but much more than simply identifying those who have AL JACINTO JOE FELICILDA supposed links with drug Regional Editor-WestMin Editorial Consultant syndicates, the Chief Execu felix santillan EDSEL BANTOL tive has the duty to provide Layout Artist Layout Artist right away indubitable proof of his claims. ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI As a prosecutor for quite NOTARY PUBLIC- JUNI LAW OFFICE some time, Duterte knows CELL NO: 09352379999/ (088) 8573595 the rule that accusation is CRUZ TAAL ST., CAG. DE ORO CITY not synonymous with eviLegal Counsel --------------------------------------------------------------dence. He also knows that bureau and mktg staff it is tremendously easy to candy macabale - 09161326483 accuse someone of a crime, ED A. MAINIT - 09156590273 but it is very difficult to RIZA O. ARES - 0915-9753-277/0926-2242-653 MISOR - LOLONG NABONG - 0906-875-8650 prove the guilt of the acGINGOOG CITY-MANNY ANSIHAGAN-0936-287-7788 cused beyond reasonable North Buk. - DAHLIA S. BENEMERITO-0936-303-0410 doubt. VALENCIA CITY - PHILIP PHIL CALUMBA-0905-652-5407 Many will again say that MARAMAG - TITA FINA CUALES - 0926-336-1585 quezon, buk. - ROSE GENON the President sure knows Iligan City - JEFFREY OPONDA-0936-1174378 what he is doing, and that tangub city - bobby mag usara he would not be publicly OROQUIETA CITY - PJ TREMEDAL-0919-3452375 OZAMIZ CITY - VICTORIO D. ESTUDILLO - 0926-321-9389/0923-839-5137 pointing to judges, mayors, ARMM - Sony Sudaria-0947-4810371 and other officials as having cotabato - ANALISA ESPAÑOLA-0916-9351714 links with drug operations davao - MARLON GAYOG-09276314995 if he did not have some davao - tom a. caballero-09756023684 davao - tomas canoy avancena jr.-09177017010 basis in doing so, and they davao del norte - sarah castor - 09263988293 maybe correct. But then, davao occidental - alma ORTIZ - 09058532215 Duterte is not above the law, davao city/island samal - jessie palabao EDITORIAL
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holder has more than one group. Even in one group, we can still find members who might have different perspectives, such as in social, economical, educational, but also cultural and psychological aspects. Newspapers and social media are similar but different. They are similar when they are both in digital types. In this type, both newspapers and social media are full of the readers with different perspectives. Touching a certain topic in the media may also evoke others’ thoughts to be either delighted or dissatisfied. This seems easy to handle, but sometimes difficult to cope with the whole readers with different perspectives. Newspapers and social media can be different when newspapers are printed, but social media are not. When it is printed, the copies are delivered to only the sub-
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particularly that which says all persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless proven guilty through a court trial. -oooWHO ARE THOSE WHO WERE ACCUSED OF DUTERTE? As a practicing lawyer who is in court every day, I am particularly interested in knowing Duterte’s bases for accusing members (or ex-members) of the judiciary as drug protectors. As the President is aware of, accusing judges of being drug coddlers erodes the people’s faith not only in those who have been accused, but against the whole judiciary as well. So, I challenge Duterte again: please show proof against Judge Mupas of Dasmarinas City; Judge Reyes of Baguio City; Judge Savillo of the Iloilo City Regional Trial Court, Branch
13; Judge Casiple of Kalibo, Aklan; MTC Judge Rene Gonzales; Judge Navidad of Calbayog City; MTC Judge Exekel Dagala; and Judge Dapa of Siargao. For the record, however, a Google search showed the following: there was a Judge Lorinda B. Toledo Mupas from the Dasmarinas, Cavite, Municipal Trial Court of Dasmarinas Cavite who is already dismissed; there was (is?) a Judge Antonio Reyes of the Baguio City Regional Trial Court, Branch 61, who is now in Pasig City; there was (is?) a Judge Adriano Savillo of the Iloilo City Regional Trial Court, Branch 30. -oooDUTERTE’S LATEST LIST IS AN UNFAIR LIST: On the other hand, Google searches yielded the following information: there is a Judge Domingo L. Casiple Jr., of the Regional Trial Court of Kalibo, Aklan, Branch 17; there is a Judge Rene Barreta Gonzales of the Iloilo City Municipal Trial Court in Cities, Branch 07; there was a Judge Roberto Navidad of Calbayog City Regional Trial Court, Branch 32, but he was killed in an ambush in January 2016. There was no Google entry for a Judge Exekel Dagala, but there is an See UNFAIR, page A7
Managing your emotions
Dealing with emotions is a fact of life. As long as we live, we will experience a variety of emotional feelings and reactions, and we must not deny their existence, or feel guilty because of them. However, we do need to learn to manage our emotions. This is easier when we understand that we cannot trust them. In fact, they can be our greatest enemy. Satan uses our emotions against us to keep us from walking in the Spirit. Spiritual stability and emotional maturity don’t
scribers who like keeping the newspaper on the table for enticing the family members to have reading habit. But, social media, like face books, tweeters, LinkedIn, and the like are not printed. This type of media is totally virtual media. I am so glad that the newspaper of Mindanao Daily News is chosen an official media by the government for being the partner. I have my own reason in this case, that I have been one of the permanent columnists. I can keep myself with the government affairs since I always spend some of my time to read this beloved newspaper. I forget the time when I started to write a column in this newspaper because time goes so fast. I forget how many articles I have written in this newspaper because I have never counted See DIGITAL, page A7
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To die for THINK a minute. This is a true stor y about an American teenager named Leo Carter. Leo was from the most dangerous part of the big city of Chicago. He was only 17 years old when he saw another teenager named Elijah shoot and kill a businessman. Elijah and his gang decided to kill Leo so he could not testify against them in court. One day they caught Leo, dragged him behind a building and shot him in the head. It was a miracle that Leo did not die. Yet even after that, Leo still had the courage to testify against Elijah for murdering that businessman. Elijah is now in prison, because Leo stood for what he knew was the truth no matter what it cost him. There are many people who would rather stay alive than die for the truth. There’s a saying: “If you See die, page A7
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come naturally. You must desire it with all your heart and be determined to get Juvy Sarraga it. When you make emotional stability a priority, God is more than willing to help you manage your emotions. I encourage you to pursue that today. Enjoy emotional stability and a joyful, victorious life!
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Bishops to keep an eye on Duterte’s ‘endo’ plan Tuesday, August 9, 2016
By Kevin Cariño of CBCPNews
THE Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines – Episcopal Commission on the Laity has vowed to keep an eye on the next steps in President Rodrigo Duterte’s plan to end private companies’ “endo” or end of contract policies.
Following the president’s statement, Manila Auxiliary Bishop Broderick Pabillo, chairman of the commission, said the government and the Church share the desire to champion ordinary workers’ rights but it is not yet the right time to assess whether the steps already taken by the Duterte administration to end “endo” are good enough or not.
“Because the objective is good, the message is good, but we need to see how he will do it,” said the prelate in Filipino. Pabillo also pledged to monitor the policies that will be issued by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in executing the president’s order. “That’s why we should just wait for now because there are
Senator files ‘Anti-hospital deposit law’ SENATOR Risa Hontiveros yesterday vowed to conduct a senate inquiry on the reported violations of several hospitals of Republic Act 8344 or the Anti-Hospital Deposit Law, which prohibits any hospital and medical facility to demand any deposit or any other form of advance payment, as a prerequisite for admission or medical treatment of a patient to prevent death or serious harm. Hontiveros, who is the newly-elected chairperson of the Senate’ Committee on Health expressed alarm regarding cases of some hospitals’ refusal to follow the law. She said her committee will investigate the said cases and other reports of hospital negligence “to end the cruel practice of giving premium to profits over and above the public’s health.” “Kahit saan natin tignan, mas mahalaga ang buhay ng tao kaysa anumang deposito. Ang deposito ay mababayaran. Ang buhay na nawala ay hindi maibabalik o matatawaran,” Hontiveros said. Early this year, University of Santo Tomas (UST) Hospital came under fire when Andrew Pelayo took to social media to air his grievance regarding his wife’s miscarriage due to the hospital’s refusal to provide treatment before any deposit was made. In 2014, Hontiveros slammed the Butuan Doctors Hospital over the death of a 10-year-old girl who was refused hospital care because her family failed to produce the P30,000 deposit demanded by the medical establishment. Recently, another case of neglect is being investigated by the Department of Health (DoH) at the Casimiro Ynares Sr. Memorial Hospital. While no deposit was asked in exchange for medical assistance, a twoyear old child lost her life when the hospital made her wait in line for hours. To address this growing concern, Hontiveros filed Senate Bill No. 216 [SB216] which seeks to impose heavier fines
no guidelines yet about how he will close down a company. Let’s see which companies he will close down,” explained Pabillo in Filipino. Duterte warned companies not to wait for government inspections but to comply with the new labor policy or risk losing their permit to operate. “I would like to tell you now: Comply or I will
cancel your permit. You choose,” said the president in Filipino. A survey released by Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in 2014 shows that 44 percent of Filipinos working in an establishment with 20 or more workers are non-regular and agency-hired. An equivalent of 1.96 million to 4.75 million employees are contractual or project-based.
Do we love our Mother Earth?
Th. Campbell said in his “Lochiel’s Warning”, “Coming events cast their shadows before”. And here we are again: super typhoons and floods, after several months of El Nino. Already before, most of us learned, that prevention is indeed better than cure. Let’s face it, if we don’t try to alter our lifestyle NOW, we may once again face to face with disastrous effects of new typhoons and heavy rain. Much effort has already been undertaken by our local and national governments in segregate wastes properly. But Klaus Doring many of us really don’t seem to learn! We are enthusiastic at the beginning, but we gave up halfway. Why can I still observe so many garbage at innumerable corners? Why remains indiscriminate dumping one of the causes of flash floods? Most of our drainage systems are still clogged by wastes of different kinds, rendering them useless. Guys, try to become “intelligent consumers”, meaning to say: “we must be conscious of those products we consume and where they will go after we are done using them.” September was actually declared as the National Clean Up Month. Each 17th - 23rd of this month each year is the World Clean and Green Week. It shouldn’t be in our minds and activities for this one week only! Natural disasters indeed occur all the time. But, they are
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Hospitals should know that their primary duty is to save lives. The government must make an example of medical establishments who believe profits are more important than the lives of the people.’
for hospitals that violate the law and possible nullification of erring hospitals’ license to operate. The bill also provides tax deduction for hospitals that admit indigent or poor patients in cases of emergency. The said senate bill also hopes to create a Health Facilities Oversight Board, chaired by a Department of Health representative. “The Board will provide a clear
channel for redress of grievances by patients and ensuring their rights and welfare”, Hontiveros said. “Hospitals should know that their primary duty is to save lives. The government must make an example of medical establishments who believe profits are more important than the lives of the people.” Hontiveros ended.
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8 Maguindanao officials in ‘drugs’ list surrender Tuesday, August 9, 2016
SHARIFF Aguak, Maguindanao--Five mayors and three vice mayors of Maguindanao who were named by President Rodrigo Duterte early Sunday morning as among those allegedly involved in the illegal drugs trade presented themselves before the provincial police chief hours later, claiming they are innocent and are ready to face investigation. Without their regular heavily-armed Army and police escorts and mostly male relatives and supporters, the local officials showed up one after another at the office of Senior Supt. Nickson Muksan, Maguindanao police director based in Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao. First to arrive at around 9:30 a.m. on Sunday was
the couple Mayor Samsudin Dimaukom of Datu Saudi Ampatuan and his wife, Anida, the town’s Vice Mayor. “We are most willing to clear our names, follow the process and let the truth come out at the soonest possible time, we are most willing to cooperate with the President on this issue” Mayor Dimaukom told MindaNews. Father and Son from Datu Montawal town — Mayor Vicman and his father, Vice Mayor Utto, arrived at around 10 a.m. “I hope those who tagged our name will be haunted by his conscience,” the vice mayor, the town’s former mayor, told MindaNews. “We vehemently deny our involvement in the drugs
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even as she denied that the vice governor had a hand on Duterte’s list. “The vice governor has no participation whatsoever in that list of alleged drug protectors in Lanao del Sur,” she said. Two of those who were on the list – Maguing Mayor Mamaulan Molok and former Marantao Mayor Mohammadali Abinal – have preemptively surrendered to Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Ronald dela Rosa last Friday.-
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receiving death threats since Sunday shortly after President Duterte read the list of politicians allegedly involved in illegal drugs, a number of them coming from Lanao del Sur. “Vice Governor Adiong believes that he is receiving those death threats because he is tagged as an informant to the government by implicating those Lanao del Sur politicians in the list,” Tamano said,
Maguindanao mayors. From left, Datu Montawal mayor Vicman Montawal, Datu Saudi Ampatuan mayor Sam-
sudin Dimaukom and Vice Mayor Otto Montawal presented themselves to Maguindanao Provincial Police Director, Sr. Supt. Nickson Muksan to clear their names Sunday, hours after President Rodrigo read the names of officials allegedly involved in the illegal drugs trade. MindaNews photo by Ferdinandh B. Cabrera
trade. I am convinced those behind these accusations are people who envy us,” he said. Shortly after 11 a.m., Ampatuan Mayor Rasul Sangki arrived together with some relatives, but declined to comment on his inclusion in Duterte’s watchlist. At around 1 p.m., brothers Talitay Mayor Montasir Sabal and Abdulwahab, the vice mayor, came in a black SUV and a convoy of supporters.
Of the local officials, only one admitted to having engaged in illegal drugs “but that was long time ago.” “I was into it many years ago when I was still a policeman but I stopped since I was elected as mayor,” Mayor Sabal had earlier told MindaNews. Sabal was elected to his third and last term as mayor last May. He expressed concern that some groups may ride on the situation and file separate charges to pin them
down. Last to arrive was Datu Salibo Mayor Norodin “Franco” Salasal who said he was surprised his name was on the list. Salasal said a lifestyle check would show he is not a druglord. “I don’t have even my own house. I can assure that even if media people will investigate deeply about my lifestyle and way of living,” he said. Muksan said all the local officials will go to Manila and present themselves to
Philippine National Police (PNP) Director-General Rolando dela Rosa on Monday, August 8. “They are going there and by 8 a.m. they should be in Camp Crame,” Muksan said. “I cannot provide them with police escorts neither join them personally because that is the instruction from higher ups.” (Ferdinandh Cabrera/MindaNews)
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town of Kolambugan in Davao del Norte. The town of Kolambugan is in Lanao del Norte. The seven mayors found in the Comelec list are Reynaldo Parojinog of Ozamiz City; Norodin Salasal of Datu Salibo town, Maguindanao; Vicman Montawal of Datu Montawal town, Maguindanao; Samsudin Dimaukom of Datu Saudi Ampatuan town, Maguindanao; Rasul Sangki of Am-
patuan town, Maguindanao; Montaser Sabal of Talitay town, Maguindanao; and Gamar Ahay Janihim of Sirawai town in Zamboanga del Norte. Duterte also named Rep. Guillermo Romarate Jr of the second district, Surigao del Norte but the district is now represented by Rep. Robert Ace Barbers. Romarate, who denied he is involved in illegal drugs (see other story) was the former three-term representative
of the district who ran for Governor in the last elections but lost. A check at the Philippine Naitonal Police (PNP) headquarters in Camp Alagar showed that of seven policemen tagged by Duterte in Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon, only two-- Superintendent Ricardo Gando and Senior Police Officer 4 Rodrigo Ramos—are still on active duty at the Bukidnon PNP.
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entry about a “Dagala, Exequil Longos” from Surigao Del Norte who appears to have passed the bar in 1997, and who was assigned the roll number 42403. Judge Dapa of Siargao does not appear to be a name of a person, but it seems to be a reference to a judge from a place called “Dapa” in Siargao. My point is that, the list released by Duterte last Sunday, August 07, 2016 is terribly lacking in details and so, it is also an unfair list, because it makes blanket but unverifiable accusations not just against specific personalities but even against the departments where the accused officials come from. Either Duterte must show his proof right away, or the personalities referred to must do the clarification themselves. -oooPLEASE LISTEN: “Ang Tanging Daan” (The Sole Way): a Bible study and prayer session online could now be heard, 24 HOURS a day, in the Philippines and the world at www.facebook. com/angtangingdaan or www.facebook.com/ANDKNK (and look for “Ang Tanging Daan” broadcasts). Phone: 0922 833 43 96, 0918 574 0193, 0977 805 9058. Email: batasmauricio@yahoo.com.
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them all. I have just followed my mind flowing and jotting all my thoughts in a monitor. When finished, I send it to the boards of editors. Thank you so much the editors on boards for publishing my opinion articles so far. Mindanao Daily News, especially, has dragged the readers into being broad mindedness. The news coverage is more attractive when the readers read them. I am not the Filipino but I have got used to reading this newspaper so smoothly every topic and news coverage. I can keep myself updated about the Philippines and I am happy because most of my foreign friends are from the Philippines. I can consider that the Philippines is my second country. The signal above indicates that Mindanao Daily News is more global and neutral as well as attractive to all readers anywhere any time. Even, I feel well-versed with the Philippines and the people as well. This is because of Mindanao Daily News. Again, Mindanao Daily News is the newspaper than can lead the readers into broad-mindedness. Being broadminded is important in the digital citizenship. When we are too exclusive, we will be left behind by the turbulence of life. The world has merged and there is no border in communication. If we are not broadminded we will suffer from being excluded and
the final result is our being loneliness. Congratulations, Mindanao daily news and Mindanao Bisnessweek. All the above are the reflection of a good management and leadership in managing and leading the media business or corporation. Again, congratulations! ••• Dr. Djuwari Sarkawi is the Director of Language Laboratory, STIE Perbanas Surabaya. He is also the guest lecturer at Ottimmo International Master-gourmet Academy, Surabaya; The advisor of Indonesia Association of Press Practitioners/ Journalists in East Java province (HIPSI), Indonesia. He is also the president of the International Association of Scholarly Publishers, Editors, and Reviewers (IASPER).
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don’t have anything to die for, then you don’t have anything to live for.” Sometimes we pay a big price for being honest and standing up for the truth. We can make some real enemies, even lose our job or position of respect and power, just because we were honest and stood for the truth. The question is: Who are you more afraid of? People and what they think or can do to you? Or God, your Maker and Judge? Jesus Christ said that you and I must decide if we truly believe He is Who He said He is: the only true and living God Who came to die for all our wrongs so He could forgive us. Since Jesus proved He’s God the Son by coming back to life from death, we must live His way everyday of our life. We can’t say we believe in Him and then keep living our own way instead of changing to live His way. That’s why Jesus said everyone must be born again. We must die to our past life of living our own way so we can start life all over again with His life and character changing us everyday to reach our potential He created in us. It’s kind of like being pregnant: either you have another person’s life in you or you don’t. You cannot be just a little pregnant. Neither can you have Jesus living in you only part-time once or twice a week. So today, won’t you ask Jesus to forgive you and take full charge of your heart and lifestyle every day for the rest of your life? Jesus is both to die for and live for. Just Think a Minute.
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getting more and more worse. It seems, we are no more having control over our beloved Mother Nature, which is suffering to death - because of us! There are a lot of environment destroyers! Already four years ago, I really got shocked being informed by
then director of the Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), saying that the havoc wrought by poachers on coral reefs of Southern Mindanao is “much worse” than earlier estimated. How much more now in 2016? The damages areas could reach almost five times the size of Manila and not just almost twice its size as former reports said in 2015. Poachers damaged a reef complex almost twice the size of the city of Manila when they harvested more than 21,000 pieces of black coral and killed (!) 161 (!) endangered turtles and other marine life. I also learned from Gary Williams of the California Academy of Sciences, estimating that the area damaged or destroyed could reach up to 190 square kilometers. It makes me happy and satisfied learning “vowing to do a Duterte thing for the environment”, that Environment Secretary Regina Lopez announced he is putting up an action arm in the department and will enter into an agreement with the PNP and military to help in the crackdown of people who destroy the country’s natural resources. +++ Email: doringklaus@ gmail.com or follow me on Facebook or Twitter or visit www.germanexpatinthephilippines.blogspot.com.
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and the organized interfaith Christian churches. The company offered a transport services deal with the Immaculate Conception Parish Church in the village of Elizalde as a better option to address the enmity with New People’s Army rebels who torched one of the three shuttle buses that ferry mining workers in July 2014, a few months after the same armed group burned company vehicles and equipment worth P400 million. The shuttle services now being handled by Father Reynaldo Biliran, local parish priest, has already thrived that they are now operating seven buses from the initial two buses donated by the company. Not only mine workers but school children as well find comfort in riding these shuttle buses since it is fullyair-conditioned. Because the shuttle services earned the parish some P2 million a month, the building of the new aesthetically designed church costing P11 million is now halfway completed, a dream Fr. Biliran never thought it would happen soon. Former small-scale miners also shared the blessings from the President Brown’s enlightened concept. Organized themselves as Lim-ao Rural Skilled Workers Association, the lowly small miners are now living productive lives from
several construction related contracts and given by the company instead of channeling it to big time contractors and suppliers in Tagum City and Davao City. “From aggressive rallyists, we have transformed them into active allies,” said Ferdinand Dobli, Apex community relations manager, to describe the organized small miners who used to disrupt the company’s operation for days during the picket at the Apex main gate in 2014 to demand work after the government ordered them to stop their small-scale mining activities. Ryan Rocacorba, president of Lim-ao who used to be the outspoken leader of the protests, said Brown has offered a win-win solution for them to end their protest by offering them productive livelihood opportunities which was even much better than seeking regular employment with the company. Nowadays, Rocacorba’s group which have 117 regular members are now gainfully engaged in hollow block making using silttrap methodology to supply Apex building construction projects, supply of pebbles and sand as construction materials, labor contracts for landslide control project and material fabrication works. “There is a big difference in our lives on the way the company has now treated us,” Rocacorba admitted as he recalled they can hardly earn P200 a day of toiling hard with their bodies soaked on the water all the day long at the gold panning areas. He said most of them can now regularly earn a minimum of P400 a day which is way higher than the regional wage standards, a decent income that had already let their children finish high school and some even have opportunities to go to college through the company’s scholarship program. Like a manna from heaven, Apex also shared the blessings to the organized interfaith Christian churches around the mining areas and its neighboring communities with livelihood activities in the production of ventilation tubes used inside the deep mining tunnels. A sealing machine was provided by the company to produce the ventilation tubes and the group formed as Masara Lines Farmers Association has already employed four workers as production has been increasing due to demands from the company since they were offered as the sole supplier in the future of these materials. The association has also started supplying the needs of the neighboring banana plantations. Pastor Joylyn Laos of the Evangelical Christian Church, said since they started operation this year their production has been 21 tubes a month but they
still need more machines to cope up with the increasing demands as the company has been expanding its tunnel operations. The group which consist of 22 church leaders are now living better lives and plans to divert into buy and sell ventures to widen their livelihood accomplishments. Apex has also reached out to former small scale gold tunnel operators which used environmentally destructive ball mill equipment to extract gold by allowing them to labor contract for tunnel workers. Gil Mar villa, senior vice president and resident manager of Apex Mining, said the 14 small tunnel operators are now called conventional contractors which already employed some 200 workers. Marvilla said the contractors were thoroughly trained in mine safety and they are paid by the volume of tons they produce for the company. The arrangement with former small gold mining operators was reached after the Mines and Geosciences Bureau told the company to clean their tenements. He said Apex has experienced shaky start when it took over in 2013 but President Brown was committed to promote industrial peace by giving equal opportunities to all stakeholders living within the large mining areas. “We have even generous agreement with indigenous peoples with not less than P2 million a month royalty share as holders of ancestral domain titles,” Maravilla said. Marvilla is confident that with all the harmonious co-existence initiatives being introduced since the start of the new management, the company has already complied ahead with most of the standards for mining companies set by new Environment Secretary Gina Lopez per direction of President Rodrigo R. Duterte..
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quarters and to wait for further instructions from the higher command, said Superintendent Surki Sereñas, regional police spokesperson. Those who were ordered to comply with the order are Senior Inspector Roy Montes of Misamis Oriental; Chief Inspector Ricardo Gando and SPO1 Rodrigo Ramos of Bukidnon police. “Other names included in the list are still being verified as most of them are already retired, while some of them were either already jailed or dead,” Sereñas said. Constantino also ordered the immediate recall of all police security escorts and bodyguards assigned to the identified narcopoliticians, he added. Chiefs of police assigned to the suspected narcopoliticians, he said, will also be relieved and their
deputation powers revoked in compliance to presidential pronouncement during Duterte’s first State of the Nation Address, Sereñas said. Of the list of public servants and law enforcers involved in the illegal drug trade, he said 11 of them are from the region consisting of seven police officers and four politicians, he said.
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collectively known as Lumads. He said the victims in the July 30 incident are Tigwahanons. Plana said they have given up hope for the Bukidnon provincial police office to arrest Aldie Salusad, tagged by the police as the primary suspect in the shooting and leader of an armed group in in San Fernando town, Bukidnon. In a press conference Monday, Plana accused the military of allegedly coddling Salusad and his armed cohorts. Salusad’s father is reportedly a member of Citizens Armed Forces Geographical Unit (Cafgu). “We are receiving reports that every time police attempt to arrest Butsoy (the younger Salusad’s moniker), they are being given a runaround by the military who would tell Butsoy to hide in another sitio nearby,” Plana said in the vernacular. Despite that, he said that the younger Salusad could be seen in plain sight, even assisting the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s (DSWD) Kalahi-Cidss program in Barangay Kawayan where he supposedly resides. “Kana si Butsoy dako na og balay diha. If only the policemen are maximizing their efforts, madakpan man g’yud unta bisag unsaon og tago sa military,” he said. He said that Salusad had an outstanding arrest warrant issued by the Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 10 in Malaybalay City for a 2012 murder case. He accompanied families of the victims to seek audience with NBI-10 officials so they could help in accosting Salusad rather than relying solely on the Philippine National Police (PNP).
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