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Volume VIII, No. 004
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CDO Press Club: Embrace responsible Journalism
In time for Press Freedom Week 2018,
Gunmen kill police officer in Davao Oriental
By Armando Fenequito, Jr.
DAVAO CITY--Motorcycle riding gunmen shot dead a police officer in Davao Oriental Monday evening. Chief Insp. Milgrace Driz, Police Regional Office-11 (PRO-11) spokesperson, identified the victim as PO3 Walter Canja, who was assigned with the Provincial Mobile Force Company of the Davao Oriental Police Provincial Office. Based on the report, Driz said Canja was driving a pick-up car around 7:00 p.m. on May 2 on his way home from the public market in poblacion area in Purok Trabahador Menzi in Barangay Dahican, Mati City, when he was attacked by the suspects. Driz said the two suspects wearing bonnets overtook Canja's vehicle Canja and shot the police officer, hitting the latter in different parts of his body. The suspects fled to See kill, page 11
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AGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Spearheading this week’s 36th commemoration of Press Freedom, the biggest media group in Northern Mindanao has reminded journalists to be truthful and fair in their reports to counter the proliferation of fake news in the country.
tion being circulated on social media,” Magbanua said. He said reporters must adhere to ethical reporting now more than ever so that the people will not be deceived by a slew of fake information being posted and shared online. Magbanua emphasized that the COPC has its own code of ethics which serves as guideline for its member media practitioners. “Accuracy: We shall be guided at all times by accuracy, fairness, independence and balance, and should not deliberately mislead or misinform the public. We shall aim to disclose all known, relevant facts,” read a part of the club’s code of ethics. The code also includes COPC’s guiding principles on the following: comment and fact, advocacy, honesty, personal interest and influence, attribution, ratification and the right of reply, privacy, discrimination, and sensitivity. Yesterday, May 22, a whole-day medical outreach program sponsored by Bukidnon 1st district Rep. Malou Acosta-Alba was held at the COPC, COPC former auditor Joey Pimentel Nacalaban took this photo inside the COPC office with club president Ruffy while the annual sports Magbanua delivering a short message in the presence of media practitioners during the 36th Press Freedom Week festival formally opened Rufino Magbanua, president of the Cagayan de Oro Press Club (COPC), has urged media practitioners and freelance journalists to adhere to truth-telling and observe ethical standards in reporting to avoid misinforming the public. The COPC is celebrating the Press Freedom Week,
which kicked off with a Holy Mass and motorcade on Monday, with this year’s theme “#Embrace ResponsibleJ ournalism.” “We are sending a strong message to all journalists that they have the responsibility to be factual, balanced and truthful in their report in the face of false informa-
solidarity breakfast, May 21, 2018.
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Capitol team stakes claim to unaccounted properties By MARK FRANCISCO
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The provincial government of Misamis Oriental has “discovered” 33 more properties all over the province and in Cagayan de Oro
City that were previously unaccounted. Misamis Oriental provincial administrator Jocelyn Mateo revealed yesterday that the Provin-
cial Inventory Committee formed by Gov. Yevgeny Vincente Emano last March had stumbled upon dozens of documents proving that Capitol indeed owned these estates. Mateo said these lands
could be found as far as the municipalities of Magsaysay to the east and Manticao to the west and even in certain parts of Cagayan de Oro City. Mateo even said that some of these properties in
Cagayan de Oro City already have structures erected in them while others are occupied by squatters. “For instance, that site occupied by a Graphic billboard at Corrales-Luna junction, we discovered
that that property is ours. There’s also a vacant lot beside BPI in Capistrano near the Amphitheater that is ours too,” she pointed out. Mateo added that there’s even a big piece of land in See claim, page 11
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