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Davao Oriental placed under state of calamity MALAYBALAY CITY — The Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Davao Oriental on Tuesday made a declaration placing the province under a state of calamity due to massive flooding in several towns, according to provincial information officer Karen Deloso. Cateel and Boston towns had earlier made state of calamity declarations due to damage caused by the floods. Deloso said Baganga town was also planning to declare a state of calamity. Flood waters cover most of Kapalong town in Davao del Norte in this photo taken on January 24, 2017. Photo courtesy of Davao del Norte Provincial Information Office B oston, C ate el and Baganga lie on the province’s eastern coast. The same towns were badly hit by typhoon Pablo (Bopha) in December 2012. In Lupon, Davao Oriental the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and See calamity, page B3

NDFP sees finished CASER draft this year

BILATERAL talks between the reciprocal working committees on socio-economic reforms (RWC-SER) of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) and the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) ended, with agreements already reached on the Preamble and Declaration of Principles, and common ground found in the Bases, Scope and Applicability (Part II) and Desired Outcomes (Part III). Discussions have also already begun on Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (Part IV). In an interview, NDFP RWC-SER spokesperson Randall Echanis said that with the SER talks proceeding as scheduled so far, they expect to finish the draft Comprehensive Agreement on Socio-Economic Reforms (CASER) within the year. The RWCs of both panels held four working meetings between January 20 and 24. Talks on SER comprised the bulk of the working meetings in the third round of the peace negotiations held in Rome. In the second President Rodrigo Roa Duterte greets a boy whose father was among the 44 members of the Special Action Force round last October, the who were killed in Mamasapano, Maguindanao on January 25, 2015. The President met with the families of the fallen parties agreed on a compolice commandos at the Heroes Hall in Malacañan Palace on January 24, 2017. ROLANDO MAILO /Presidential Photo

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Bangsamoro Islamic Armed Forces and five civilians. Duterte told relatives of the 44 slain SAF members during a dialogue in Malacanang Tuesday afternoon that he would appoint people of “integrity and honor” and give them until the end of the year to submit its findings so “(we) can have the truth” about what happened. Earlier in his speech, however, he said former President Benigno Simeon Aquino III has to “answer to the nation” for the trag-

edy that was “an American adventure with the cooperation of some and apparently with your (Aquino’s) blessing.” He asked why the SAF was deployed there when it is trained for urban settings and the Army is practially surrounding the Mamasapano area. ” And why was it under wraps? At bakit ninyo itinago na actually it was an operation of the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency of the United States)?” Duterte said it was not

Duterte to create commission to probe Mamasapano tragedy By Carolyn O. Arguillas of Mindanews

DAVAO CITY — President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered the creation of a seven-person commission similar to the Agrava Commission that investigated the 1983 assassination of former Senator Benigno Aquino, Jr. to investigate the January 25, 2015, Mamasapano Tragedy that left 66 persons dead — 44 of them from the Special Action Force (SAF) of the Philippine National Fellow police officers carry the caskets of slain police commandos to transport them Police, 17 from the Moro home aboard Philippine Air Force C-130 planes in January 2015. Islamic Liberation Front’s MindaNews

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Barter Trade between the Southern M’nao Islands and Sabah to resume By Joey Sem G. Dalumpines of PIA-11

DAVAO CITY -- Mindanao Development Authority chair Abul Kayr Alonto bared that trade with Sabah, Malaysia opens again in February 1, 2017. Speaking at the Habi at Kape press forum, he said that as per announcement made by the chief minister of Sabah, Malaysia has lifted

By Jeanevive Abangan of PIA-11

CATEEL, Davao Oriental -- Having gotten over fears about the impending overflow of Aragon Dam, evacuees this morning went back home when the Incident Command Team (ICT) declared them “safe” to go home. ICT secretary and Municipal Local Government Operations Officer Ryan Masagnay revealed in a phone inquiry that the water level of Aragon Dam ebbed at a level of 19.0 meters this morning, from its previous critically high level of 20.3 meters last Monday. The 20.3 level was viewed as tipping point of overflow-

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to our Muslim-Filipino traders going to that part of Malaysia,” Alonto said. He said the barter trade will operate in the BasilanSulu-Tawi-tawi area and will go eventually to the territories of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao through the Mindanao Economic Development corridor including General Santos City. (PIA 11-Joey Sem G. Dalumpines)

ing. Aragon Dam is situated in the barangay of Aragon, about 12 km west of Cateel Poblacion. The dam is part of the Cateel Irrigation Project viewed to be the biggest project by the Mindanao Rural Development Project. Provincial Governor Nelson Dayanghirang together with officials of the Municipality of Cateel set up Monday evening (Jan 23) the Incident Command Post (ICP) based on reports that the Aragon Dam contained so much volume of water expected to overflow. In a separate interview, 67th Infantry Battalion commander, Lt Col Michelle Anayron said the provincial

government immediately pre-positioned seven dumptrucks while the municipal LGU also deployed 5 dumptrucks. The 67th IB sent five units of KM450 military vehicles pre-positioned for possible mass evacuation while the Philippine National Police also deployed Mahendra vehicles. As of 11:30 this morning, Cateel ICP registered 342 family-evacuees in four evacuation centers but Masagnay said the number could go high as families in one evacuation center had not been accounted for. Tapped as evacuation centers were San Isidro Elementary School with 214

families; Yahuno Relocation Site, 35; Cateel Central Elementary School, 77; Cateel Vocational High School, 16. The ICT had yet to receive data on the number of evacuees housed in Cateel National Agricultural High School. Should Aragon Dam overflowed, four barangays would have been directly affected particularly Aragon, San Alfonso, Taytayan and Alegria, Masagnay said. However, aside from those pre-evacuated due to the impending overflow, some residents of barangays Mainit, Sta Filomena, Abejod, San Rafael and those in the Poblacion had already left

Moral Recovery: A Great Challenge

PAT SAMONTE CHRIS PANGANIBAN Regional Editor Caraga Regional Editor-Davao Rene Michael BaÑos uRIEL C. QUILINGUING Regional Editor Northmin Contributing Editor AL JACINTO Regional Editor-WestMin

pines. Alonto said the barter trade will be revived with the positive response by Malaysia lifting the economic embargo imposed on the island provinces. He said that looking back, the inhumanity of the kidnapping industry has affected greatly the economic activities of the people. “Sabah is open once again

Cateel evacuees return home when Aragon dam seen at safe level

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the ban of doing business with the Philippines Islands of Sulu and Tawi-Tawi. The Malaysian government introduced a trade ban between Sabah and the Philippines in March 2016 following a series of kidnapping of Malaysian sailors allegedly carried out by the Abu Sayyaf in the waters between Sabah in Malaysia and Tawi-tawi in the Philip-

By LEIZEL B. MALHIN, PhD School Principal 1-Kiara/Kalubihon E/S Don Carlos 2 District

The Non-Government Organization represented by religious group had just started the Moral Recover y Orientation

in our District last Friday January 30, 2017 to be followed by the next 3 consecutive Fridays in two different venues: at Bocboc National High School and at CalaoCalao Elementary School participated by the Teachers and School

Compulsory sex education By Ma. SHEILA G. ACACIO Padernal Elem. School District 7 Division of Malaybalay City

THREE quarters of high school students believe sex and relationships education would make them feel safer. Nearly one-third of teenage girls have experienced sexual violence in their relationships. A

third of 16 to 18-year-old girls have experienced unwanted touching at school while 70 percent of 11 to 15-year-olds alone said they believe sex education should be compulsory and a whopping 94 percent said they want to learn about the risks and consequences of sharing pictures with people online or on social media.

FAVORITISM By Jaime T. Valiente Head Teacher I San Isidro elementary school

FAVORITISM is among the most popular topics in educational institution, at home or even in some organizations. Favoritism is a lesser acknowledged form of prejudice. The only difference it harbors from other prejudices is that, it is not always a preconceive

notion. Nepotism, favoritism granted to relatives and friends with no regards to merit is the form of favoritism that has been based on preconceived notion. Favoritism seedling is when a parent favors one child over the rest. Favor of one over many causes severe psychological hindrance in all the children not only in the family but also in

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Heads both in Elementary and Secondary. Morality is measured depending on the type of community with different practices, customs and traditions, thus it connotes relativity. But the question is, how effective is to conduct a Moral Recovery Orientation to all public schools in the Division of Bukidnon? Does it really

matter to help change the current status of morality of the world today? Or is it just a myth that will just fade away? We still have three more consecutive sessions to learn and to internalize the essence of Moral Recovery Orientation. So for now, broaden your horizon and be ready for your verdict after all sessions will be done.

I believe that sex education must cover social and emotional aspects of sex. For the first time ever, teenagers are growing up in a digitalized world. Seventy percent of 13 to 18-year-olds have access to a smartphone and 91 percent of teenagers use the Internet on their mobile device. This means that today’s young people are exposed constantly to an

online dimension of sex and relationships that no other generation has been before. Beyond labeling diagrams of the uterus, young people need to be taught about the dangers of meeting people online, the risk of dating apps, the consequences of sexting and the difficult and potentially life ruining situations they can put you in.

the classroom. In turn, the child that receives less attention may reach the limit of patience and participates in self- destruction and potentially harmful acts. Another environment were partially has damaging effect in the classroom. Favoritism in education is making an unfair system. It is a conflict of interest to give grade or merit to a student based on person and personal biases. This is not only preventing

other students from learning in the class but also depletes their desire to learn. The one favoritism is hated for blatant disregard for equality, the receiver of the favoritism reaches one of two extremes arrogance fear of failure and the person or people who receive attention at all feel left out and unwanted. Favoritism is oppressing mentally and physically demanding.

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to accept and which to hear anew; to issue subpoena or subpoena duces tecum and other compulsory processes requiring the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of any evidence relative to any matter under investigation by the Board.” It also provided that findings of the Board shall be made public and that if the findings warrant prosecution of any person, “the Board may initiate the filing of the proper complaint with the appropriate government agency.” A year later, in October 1984, the Agrava Commission blamed the Aquino killing on a military conspiracy but two reports were submitted — the Minority Report by Chair Agrava and the Majority Report by the members. Agrava’s report said Air Force General Luther Custodio and six soldiers plotted the assassination while the Majority Report said it was a wider conspiracy of 26 persons including the Armed Forces Chief of Staff then, Gen. Fabian Ver. Several bodies conducted a probe on the Mamasapano Tragedy, among them the Philippine National Police’s Board of Inquiry, the Senate Committee, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front’s Special Investigative Commission, the Department of Justice, the House of Representatives and the Commission on Human Rights, the International Monitoring Team. Duterte also ordered PNP Director General Ronald dela Rosa and Local Governments Undersecretary for Police Matters Catalino Cuy to “study the matter very carefully” why only two of the slain SAF members were given medals of valor when all of them died. “Give me the result within, probably at the end of the month,” he said. “Tutal nandiyan na ‘yung records hindi naman kailangan mag-imbestiga-imbestiga. Look at the records of the Senate and everything. And if you think as a soldier that the 44 deserve the Valor, then recommend it and I would give it to them. All of the soldiers, the 44,” Duterte said. He announced he would also set “A Day of Remembrance” for the SAF 44. (Carolyn O. Arguillas / MindaNews)

enough for Aquino to have admitted responsibility for the tragedy. “Sabihin mo sa Pilipino, sabihin mo sa akin kung paano ka nagkasala? At anong ginawa ninyo, bakit why you fed the soldiers to the lion’s den, to be eaten by death?,” he asked. “What went badly, horrible result was …. Hindi kasi lumabas ang totoo eh (The truth did not come out),” he said. Duterte said he will appoint “men of integrity and honor” and would choose “mostly the justices of the Supreme Court, maybe a few from the civilian sector, maybe a lawyer.” “I will bestow upon that commission the powers that (were) exactly given to Agrava Commission, ‘yung panahon sa pagkamatay ni Aquino and let us see. Maybe I’ll just give them … at the end of the year and they can have the truth,” Duterte said. The President said he wants to know what happened “from the time the plan was maybe being hatched, who were the guys who went to President Aquino to talk about this thing?” He said the board can call the US Embassy in Manila to ask “What was your role there” and to whom was the reward money of 5 million US dollars (PhP 220 million at the January 2015 exchange rate of 44 pesos to one US dollar). PD 1886 Using his martial law powers, then President Ferdinand Marcos created the fact-finding board “with plenary powers to investigate the tragedy” through Presidential Decree 1886 issued on October 14, 1983, barely two months after the assassination of Aquino. The board, he decreed, ” shall be independent from the three departments of the Government, to determine all the facts and circumstances” behind the killing, The fact-finding board, later referred to as Agrava Commission, was chaired by then retired Court of Appeals Justice Corazon Juliano Agrava. Its members were lawyer Luciano Salazar, businessman Dante Santos, labor leader ErnestoHerrera, and educator Amado Dizon. PD 1886 gave the Board the power to “review the from page A1 evidence already submit- outline consisting of a Preted and determine which amble and 15 Parts. They

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Friday, January 27, 2017 proceeded to flesh out their respective drafts upon their return to the Philippines. The NDFP conducted a series of sectoral consultations in November and a national consultation in December, and exchanged drafts with the GRP in the second half of January. Copies of the drafts were also provided the Royal Norwegian Government which is acting as Third Party Facilitator in the talks. The NDFP draft describes the Philippine economic situation and the revolutionary organization’s proposed reform solutions, said Echanis. It paints the economic and social suffering of the peasantry and working people in the country. Its premise is that Philippine society is semifeudal and semicolonial and thus needs genuine agrarian reform, national industrialization and a free and independent foreign trade and monetary policy for national development. While there has already been some consensus, Echanis said that there are many provisions that will be needing greater discussion and resolution in the course of the negotiations. “These cover the most important measures for redistributing assets and income, asserting independent foreign economic policy, providing social services and utilities especially for the country’s poor majority, government support for Filipino farms and enterprises, and ensuring democracy in the economy. These are critical,” he said, “for reversing neoliberalism and developing the national economy for the benefit of the people.” For the purpose of facilitating the resolution of contentious issues, the RWC-SERs of both parties decided in this round to create bilateral teams composed of three persons each. The bilateral teams will

make the necessary recommendations to reconcile the differences in the RWC-SER drafts during formal talks. The first contentious issue on the table to be tackled by the bilateral teams concerns the free distribution of land. Echanis stressed that should an agreement on socio-economic reforms be signed, the next and more important phase would be the implementation, both jointly and separately. There will be areas of cooperation, but for the most part, the GRP will be enacting, amending or repealing laws as needed to implement the CASER and launch programs within the government framework. The NDFP, on the other hand, will also be implementing the CASER’s provisions through the revolutionary organs of political power in the countryside.

badly hit were Northern Mindanao particularly the cities of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Valencia (Bukidnon), Caraga Region, and parts of Maguindanao and Zamboanga Peninsula. (MindaNews)

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left their homes due to massive flooding. Ma s a g n ay s a i d t h e MLGU relief operation started as early as January 22 (Sunday) when heavy rains started and went on

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continuously the following day. A total of 2,021 relief packs were distributed on January 22; 881 on January 23; 3,684 on January 24. Relief distribution today was done at the barangay level as evacuees were going back home, he said. The Provincial Government augmented relief good supplies and sent a total of 6,720 packs Tuesday night. Masagnay said 5,000 packs more were due to be delivered this morning. (PIA 11/ Jeanevive Duron-Abangan)

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Management Council said a landslide occurred along the Mati-Maragusan Road, particularly in Purok Curvada, Sitio Banhawan, Brgy. Marayag. The road had become impassable by light vehicles as of Tuesday morning, municipal information officer Roy Paran said. Army soldiers from the 60th Infantry Battalion and civilians carry an elderly man away from a flooded area in Kapalong, Davao del Norte on January 24, 2017. Photo courtesy of the 60th IB In Asuncion, Davao del Norte flood waters have reached the public market, terminal and five puroks (sub-villages) in the poblacion, but the national highway traversing the town remained passable, municipal information officer Manuel Puyong said. Since last week, rains have caused flooding in many parts of Mindanao. Aside from the Davao provinces,

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EastWest’s auto loans business up 67% in 2016 EDITOR : MARK FRANCISCO

East West Banking Corporation (EastWest) continues to make headway in its auto loans business as it registered a phenomenal yearon-year growth of 67% in 2016. A robust partnership with auto dealers as well as the continued growth of the automotive industry contributed to the strong performance of the business. Data from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. and the Truck Manufacturers Association shows that 2016 was another banner year. Vehicle sales rose 25% to 359,572 units last year on the back of rising middle class income, improving local economy, and the sustained low financing packages available. For the passenger car segment, sales jumped 14% with 133,188 units sold.

“In the coming years, we see the auto industry’s continued growth. Many people dream of owning a vehicle because of the convenience it brings,” said EastWest EVP & Head of Consumer Lending Cluster Jacqueline S. Fernandez. Under the government’s automotive program, the auto industry is looking at surpassing the 500,000 units sales by 2018. The potential for growth remains high as nearly half of Filipino households do not yet own vehicles. “We are here to help our customers realize their dreams. That’s why we’ve made our consumer loans affordable, with low interest rates and flexible payment terms, and the application process fast and easy,” added Fernandez. Earlier this year, the Bank

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Long distance love Dear Heart,

Dear Hanzan,

THREE years ago I was so in love to a beautiful woman with a heart. I was so inspired working with her. I’d been so comfortable with her-sharing my experiences, hardships, dreams and aspirations in life. After one year, we broke up because it was against all odds and wrong because we were both with someone’s else arms. She decided to stop from her work inspite of a very promising carrier so that we could no longer see each other. After she left from her work, all our communication had been cut off. Life was not anymore the same, dreams and aspirations was gone. I tried to do everything to forget but I couldn’t, In other words, I was not able to move on from that relationship for one year. Year after she left ,I left my job and flew abroad and looked for another job hoping that I could move on but nothing happened. She was always in my mind, my heart and in my soul and for almost three years now and the distance that we had, still I was not able to move on. Please give me your advice so that I could move on to this very terrible feeling that I have.

Is your against all odds? Loving someone at the wrong time is definitely wrong. However, loving is always right..Loving doesn’t always mean being together but it can be being apart .Loving her far from a distance will make it right because that’s what makes it right. We can simply dream a good life being you and her together but are there people’s hearts to be broken? If there are many and you cant afford to break those hearts, then better be far. You can be friends but never be lovers.You can comfort her but never cuddle her.There are things in life that you need to leave as they are so that there are no complications.But one thing you can be proud of yourself is that your love is real. As they say, loving a person in silence is the greatest love. Keep on loving....

Very truly yours, Hanzan

Sincerely yours,

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