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Malacañang official thanks Oca for hosting Marawi IDPs By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent

CAGAYAN de Oro City-A Malacanang official yesterday visited the Office of the City Mayor to thank the local government for hosting some of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Marawi who escaped to this city during the Marawi siege. Secretary Abdullah Mamao, presidential adviser on overseas Filipino workers and Muslim concerns, paid a call on City Mayor Oscar Moreno to thank the latter for accommodating hundreds of Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in this city during the Marawi siege. Mama-a was accompanied by LTFRB-10 Regional Director Aminoden Guro and Mayor Jabbar Tago, the new mayor of Pantar town, Lanao del Norte, among others. Mama-o said now that the situation in Marawi City is returning to normal, “it

is time to also thank Mayor Moreno and the city for accommodating our brothers and sisters who sought refuge in this city during the siege.” Mama-o said President Duterte wants to make Marawi better than what it used to be, even as the Chief Executive has been frequently visiting Marawi to personally see the progress of the rehabilitation effort being done in that city. Hundreds of militants, many waving Islamic State black flags, launched the siege on May 23, 2017, in Marawi, a bastion of Islamic faith in the south of the largely Roman Catholic Philippines. The fighting has left more than a thousand people dead, including 919 militants and 165 soldiers and policemen. At least 1,780 of the hostages seized by the militants, including a Roman Catholic priest, were rescued.

Secretary Abdullah Mama-o (2nd from right), presidential adviser on Overseas Filipino Workers and Muslim Concerns, pays a courtesy call on Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno (leftmost) to thank the latter for accommodating Internally displaced persons in his city during the Marawi siege. Mama-a is accompanied by LTFRB-10 Regional Director Aminoden Guro (rightmost) and a local executive of Lanao del Norte, among orhers. photo by gerry lee gorit

85% of K-12 grads in Misor ready for college By MARK FRANCISCO Correspondent

Demi Jas Naive, a senior high teacher from Lumbo National High School in Lagonglong, Misamis Oriental, proudly displays the pastries that her Grade 12 students of the TVL track have made during the two-day Senior High Expo from March 1 to 2 at the provincial capitol grounds in Cagayan de Oro City. Photo by Mark Francisco

CAGAYAN de Oro City--Eightyfive percent of graduating twelfthgraders from Misamis Oriental are expected to go to college this June, according to provincial senior high coordinator Rhodora Gallares, the data came from Grade 12 students who responded to an online survey initiated by the Department of Education (DepEd) regarding the particular matter. In the survey logged via a website provided by DepEd, the students were made to respond to three choices – to go to college,

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to take a job or do business or to proceed to technical-vocational education. Most of the students who responded to the survey are the 4,513 graduating senior high students from Misamis Oriental. Of the number, 52 percent are currently enrolled in the academic track while the remaining half are enrolled in the TVL track which stands for technical, vocational and livelihood. But Gallares explained that even those who are Technical Education Skills and

O R O Q U I E TA City--Postponed twice, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC)initiated Batang Ramiro Pinoy Mindanao Qualifying Leg 2018 will finally open here today. Governor Herminia M. Ramiro declared it all set during a meeting Friday with the working committees and the PSC technical staff

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Expert dissects revenue features of federal system Monday, March 5, 2018

“THERE is no single best expenditure assignment in a federal setup. The same is true with tax assignment,” said Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) fiscal expert and Senior Research Fellow Rosario Manasan during the forum titled “Why pursue Federalism? Why not just amend the Local Government Code?” held at Congress recently. The forum was jointly organized by PIDS and the Congressional Planning and Budget Research Department of the House of Representatives. Manasan stressed this in response to fiscal issues that may arise should the government decide to adopt a federal system of government. According to her, it is “critical that the expenditure assignment, tax assignment and intergovernmental transfers are designed in an internally consistent and coherent manner to provide subnational governments the right incentives

to deliver public services efficiently and effectively”, and be more accountable to their constituents. ‘’It is important to ensure utmost clarity in the assignment of functional responsibilities to the different levels of government in order to establish clean lines of accountability. Also, ambiguity in expenditure assignment is likely to result in either duplication of efforts in service delivery or under provision of some services,” she said. The fiscal expert explained that in a federal setup, “functions and competencies whose benefits are national in scope should be assigned to the federal government (e.g., national defense, foreign affairs, economic stabilization and macroeconomic management) and functions related to the preservation of internal common market (e.g., regulation of international and interstate trade/ commerce) while public services

whose benefits are local in scope are best administered and financed by lower-level governments (e.g., basic education, health and social insurance).” The same principle applies to tax assignment in different levels of government. Manasan explained that subnational governments should be given a significant degree of revenue autonomy to be able to raise their own income and be less dependent from the national government. “Again, as with the assignment of expenditure responsibilities, greater clarity in the distribution of taxing powers between the central government and subnational governments is critical,” she said. Greater attention should also be given to the design of equalization transfers (otherwise, regional disparities may widen) and greater revenue autonomy for subnational governments should be secured (otherwise, local accountability may weaken),

THE Agribusiness Venture Arrangements (AVAs) and Sugarcane Block Farming (SBF), two government initiatives aimed at boosting farm productivity and income of agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs), should be encouraged. According to a study by state think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), AVAs and SBF can be successful as long as adequate government support is given to ARBs from the farm production stage to marketing and post-production activities. Likewise, government must provide a policy environment for Philippine exports crops to be competitive. Three of the country’s biggest export crops—banana, pineapple, and sugarcane—have been covered under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP). Through AVAs, ARBs who were awarded with lands planted with high-value crops such as banana and pineapple can implement an agribusiness venture with private investors to make farming more economically viable for them. Meanwhile, sugarcane farmers owning farms that are 10 hectares or less can set up cooperatives or organizations through SBF to consolidate their operations and attain economies of scale. Recently, however, AVAs and SBF have been the subject of increasing scrutiny following reports that ARBs have not been successful in their partnerships with private investors

as shown in a 2016 study of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. These have prompted lawmakers in both houses of Congress to propose legislations to review the AVAs and change some of the provisions governing how they are implemented. “While it is true that many farmers have entered into onesided contracts, there are also existing arrangements which have benefited the farmers as indicated,” the authors of the PIDS study maintained. Thus, they suggested that it may be worthwhile to look into the conditions of the successful AVAs that can be inputted in the proposed bills. Meanwhile, to strengthen the implementation of AVAs and SBF, the authors noted that the persistent problems faced by ARBs need to be resolved. First, they noted that farmers or cooperatives should have security of tenure over the land awarded to them so that they can partner with private investors. They added that “labor, farm machinery, and irrigation should also be available and accessible to them.” Provision of credit is another necessity highlighted by the PIDS study. It cautioned that unless capital is provided, individual farmers will always be tempted to go into a lease agreement without thinking of its consequences. “Financial assistance is needed by the farmer to ensure that recommended inputs are applied. If government

cannot provide the needed capital, it should look into the possibility of providing subsidized inputs to farmers or cooperatives,” the study suggested. Since banana, pineapple, and sugarcane are export crops, the government does not have control over their prices. However, the study pointed out that the government can provide the necessary policy support such as pushing for lower tariffs for banana and pineapple. Doing so can potentially increase the country’s share in the global market for these high-value crops, which, in turn, will benefit local farmers. For the SBF to be successful, the PIDS study recommended that the Department of Agrarian Reform must sustain the support services being given to the ARBs. Likewise, it urged government to lobby for the imposition of a quota on corn syrup after 2018 to ensure that the local demand for sugar will increase. “Corn syrup, which is from China, was identified as a sugar substitute only in 2017 and therefore, an importation quota has not yet been set. This reduced the demand for sugar by soft drinks companies, which, in turn, led to a decline in sugar prices,” the authors explained. Finally, they cautioned that creating a new government entity that would address the needs of the banana and pineapple industry is costly and tedious.

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according to Manasan. She cautioned that in many decentralized economies, a vertical fiscal gap is evident. A vertical fiscal gap results when the revenue capacity of subnational governments as a group falls short of their expenditure responsibilities. Such gaps have been attributed to one or some combination of the following reasons: inappropriate assignment of responsibilities, centralization of taxing powers, and subnational governments’ pursuit of wasteful tax competition policies. These issues, she noted, may be addressed through revenue-sharing arrangements whereby subnational governments are given a share in the taxes that are levied and collected by the federal government. The internal revenue allotment or IRA, which is the share of the local government units in the taxes collected by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), is an example of a revenue-sharing arrange-

ment. Since fiscal imbalances and disparities are present across regions due to uneven level of economic development, there should be intergovernmental or equalization transfers. Manasan said these are important in ensuring that the adoption of a federal system will not widen disparities in economic opportunities across regions. She said that equalization transfers should take into account the disparities in the revenue-raising capacity or revenue potential of LGUs in line with their expenditure needs. Another fiscal feature discussed by Manansan is the subnational government borrowing, which she said is a “primary source of finance for local infrastructure that are critical in the delivery of local services”. However, it is important to set parameters (i.e., how much the subnational government can borrow? will the national government bail them

out in case they fail to pay their debts?) in providing credit financing to lower tiers of government. She said that fiscal risks, which are usually associated to poor subnational debt policy and management, should be considered to avoid the experience of federal states in Latin American like Argentina and Brazil in the 1990s. Meanwhile, Manasan urged proponents of federalism to include the following provisions in crafting the proposed federal constitution: federal governments shall not guarantee payment of regional government and local government debt, regional and local government shall borrow for the purpose of financing capital investments only (Golden Rule), legislature shall enact a Fiscal Responsibility Law, and legislature shall enact a law addressing bankruptcy policy and insolvency mechanisms for regional and local governments.

Residents of sitio Taguanao in barangay Indahag, Cagayan de Oro City take advantage of flowing water that exits to a murky creek for their laundry and bathing purposes. Photo by Mark Francisco

‘Hot’ logs seized in North Cotabato KIDAPAWAN City--Environment officials on Friday confiscated more than 5,000 board feet of illegally cut logs in Magpet, North Cotabato. Magpet municipal environment and natural resources officer, Erly Roque Baudi, said civilians had alerted the local government about the impending transport of illegally cut forest products in Sitio Intik, Barangay Binay, and

he quickly formed a team to check the information. “We were met by freshly cut forest logs and lumber, which is illegal under local and national laws,” Baudi told the Philippine News Agency (PNA) in a phone interview. He said the MENRO team came to the village without any police or military escort because of the possible presence of com-

munist rebels in the village. In their investigation, MENRO officials found out that the logs were owned by a certain Jerry Dapan who claimed he has permits to cut down trees, especially durian trees. It turned out, however, that Dapan’s permit does not include “Lawaan” trees that were among those seized and brought to the MENRO office in Magpet. (PNA)

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SC’s acting Chief Justice is a Mindanawon DAVAO City--Senior Associate Justice Antonio Tirol Carpio has taken over as Acting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court starting March 1, the date of effectivity of the “indefinite leave” filed by Chief Justice Ma. Lourdes Sereno, who is facing impeachment by Congress. This is the second time Carpio, chair of the Second Division and of the Senate Electoral Tribunal, is serving as Acting Chief Justice. The first was in 2012 when he assumed the post vacated by the impeached Renato Corona, from May 29, 2012 until Sereno, Corona’s suc-

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cessor, was appointed on August 24 that same year. Sereno, the country’s first woman Chief Justice, also has Mindanawon roots: she was born in Manila but her father was from Siasi, Sulu. Her husband is from Davao City. Carpio was sworn in as member of the Supreme Court on October 26, 2001, his 52nd birthday. He is set to retire next year when he reaches 70. Under the Duterte administration, Carpio has been among the dissenting voices in the Supreme Court. He voted against the Marcos burial in 2016, last

year argued that martial law should have been declared only in Marawi City and not in all of Mindanao’s 27 provinces and 33 cities, and dissented as well in the extension of martial law. He has also been very vocal on the issue of the West Philippine Sea and the Duterte administration’s policy towards China. Only last week, he told CNN Philippines that China’s continued militarization there is a national threat. “If the present administration is sleeping on their job, it’s our duty to wake them up and to tell them to protect our sovereign

rights,” he said. “Once we lose our sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea, we can never get it back… China will never return it,” Carpio added. According to his profile posted on the SC website, Carpio, shortly after his appointment in 2001, launched for the judiciary the Supreme Court e-library, the first full-text searchable and retrievable on-line law library in the Philippines and among the first in Asia. The profile noted that Carpio has penned at least “836 full-blown decisions, leaving no backlog in his

docket, a feat rarely attained by a Supreme Court magistrate.” Carpio finished elementary and high school at the Ateneo de Davao University, obtained his AB Economics degree at the Ateneo de Manila University and Law at the University of the Philippines where he graduated Cum Laude and was the class Valedictorian. He placed sixth in the 1975 Bar Examinations. Campus writer Carpio was also a campus writer. He was editor in chief of The Guidon, the school paper of the ADMU, Managing Editor

of the Philippine Collegian while in UP and chair of the Editorial Board of the Philippine Law Journal. After passing the bar, Carpio went into private practice and founded the Carpio Villaraza and Cruz Law firm. He served as Professorial Lecturer at UP Law from 1983 until 1992 when President Fidel Ramos appointed him Chief Presidential Legal Counsel, with cabinet rank. “As such he worked for major reforms in telecommunications, shipping, civil aviation, and insurance industries,” it said. See acting, page 11

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Enjoying lazy days

AN exciting week is still ahead! Several meetings and seminars with business people are waiting. And another great event. I am blessed and very happy looking forward to the Tagum City Musikahan Festival - engaging the world through the language of the soul. Thank you so much Honorable Mayor Allan L. Rellen for the invitation. Indeed, you don't get anything for nothing in life. This is our life's main motto. This is our biography's epigraph - whether we like it or not. Many times, I stressed this already in different writeups in distinct publications. I am on my veranda as I write this, and although the month of March has just begun, only a few people seem to be in summer mood. Yes, also today the sky is cloudy and looks like rain.

But a wonderful summer (?) breeze is around me, more and more flowers in my big garden are blooming. Summer or not - I am thinking again about some lazy days -somehow somewhere in future ... ! Hurray, doing nothing is really something. No, I am not talking about those people, who just hang out day-by-day and week-byweek by doing nothing and -maybe- just fed by someone. No, I mean doing nothing is really something great after a period of really hard work. By the way, it doesn't matter, if it regards us or our children. Talking about our children: School vacations are coming soon, and yes, children also deserve several lazy days. If I talk about my nephews and nieces here, I am surprised to learn: sum-

mer school vacations are not equal to three months total laziness. There are dance-, gymnastic- or piano lessons as well as summer classes. Great, guys! I like that! Of course, time off should be really time off. Days by the beach - with family or alone. Let's stay outside and do absolutely nothing structured. I love to do drawings, more write-ups (that's not work for me!) or reading. There are still books in my library, which need to be 'discovered'. I still remember several lazy summer days, sitting in the blazing sun (shouldn't be done anymore of course!), eating a Popsicle, getting all sticky, and running away from the bees. Of course, while still in Germany, those old lazy summer days turned into lazy winter days too. Lazy

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days shaped and characterized my whole (especially professional) life until now. Relaxation, meditation and reinvigoration are needed. Life, affected by the "burnout syndrom" needs to reanimate with energy. So let's rest for a while to acquire new energy. HAPPY SUMMER DAYS! +++ Email: doringklaus@ gmail.com or follow me on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter or visit www. germanexpatinthephilippines.blogspot. com or www.klausdoringsclassicalmusic.blogspot. com.

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Power supply imperiled by orders from Pagbilao, Quezon

LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… Do not pervert justice or show partiality…” (Deuteronomy 16:19, the Holy Bible). -oooPAGBILAO, QUEZON HAS NO POWER TO STOP THE OPERATION OF AN ELECTRIC COMPANY: Do the authorities of the town of Pagbilao, in the province of Quezon, have any right to stop the operations of a power company whose plant that is producing electricity is located in its territorial jurisdiction, just because the company is refusing to sign a contract requiring it to undertake various activities as part of its “corporate social responsibility”? No, the local government unit and its officials

do not have any such right to stop the operations of the electric company based on that reason alone, according to Lucena City Regional Trial Court Judge Romeo S. Buenaventura. In arriving at that conclusion, Judge Buenaventura subsequently issued an order on Friday, March 02, 2018, extending a temporary restraining order against Pagbilao, Quezos earlier decision to stop the power company from continuing the operation of its plant in the place. -oooPOWER SUPPLY MAY FALL IN LUZON BECAUSE OF THE ORDERS OF PAGBILAO, QUEZON: In the exchange of arguments between the lawyers of the

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power company and of the province of Quezon (who also acted as the lawyers of Pagbilao town) at the sala of Judge Buenaventura, it was disclosed, upon his searching questioning, that there is actually no law that authorizes a local government unit to stop the operations of a power company if the reason is its refusal to sign a contract mandating it to pursue its “corporate social responsibility”. It also appeared during the hearing (I was there in my capacity as the lawyer of some residents of Sariaya, Quezon whose right to quarry a 10-hectare parcel of land belonging to them was being usurped by a company from Metro Manila) that if the company’s

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Pagbilao plant would be stopped from producing electricity, the power supply for the whole of Luzon would suffer, and may cause widespread brownouts. -ooo89TH DAY OF NOVENA FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF THOSE WHO PROFITTED FROM DENGVAXIA: From my kid brother, lawyer Leny Mauricio, in his latest Facebook post (March 02, 2018) about the proposal of the Commission on Human Rights to investigate cases of persons killed by the police while the deceased were See orders, page 11

By Lito Monico C. Lorenzana, MindaNews

EDSA, Nene, the Deegong, ConCom, atbp NOW that the 25-man Consultative Commission (Concom) is constituted, the serious task of crafting the federal constitution is off to an auspicious start. Although the body is still six commissioners short, I hear from the grapevine that the Deegong may still add more women and some from the indigenous communities. We have a blend of a disparate assembly of brains, experience and committed adherents who could do justice to the task at hand. I refer particularly to three octogenarian appointees whom I have been acquainted with over the decades. Former Chief Justice Reynato Puno, the Concom chair was also the chair of the board of advisers of the Centrist Democracy

Political Institute (CDPI) which I co-founded with Peter Koeppinger in 2009. Reuben Canoy, a political giant of Misamis Oriental and Mindanao, and a federalism true believer who founded the Mindanao Independence Movement (MIM) and was a presidential hopeful in the late 1970s. And one I consider my guru and a good friend since the late 1970s, President Cory Aquino’s local governments minister, Aquilino “Nene” Pimentel. It was my privilege then as deputy minister in the department to help Minister Pimentel work out the intricacies of appointments of several thousands of OICs, from governors to board members to mayors to councilors—the result of President Cory’s termination from govern-

ment service of all Marcos regime appointees and elective hold-overs after the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution. At the start of her administration, President Cory deferred to us Mindanawnons the task of restructuring the political leadership in our respective areas, particularly those areas in Mindanao where the PDP- Laban was first established. Thus, we involved OIC governors Dodo Cagas, in Davao del Sur, Polding Lopez in Davao Oriental, Balt Satur in Davao del Norte, Jun Paredes, in Agusan del Sur, Cha Diaz of North Cotabato, Mike Sueno of South Cotabato, Boy Tabios in Bukidnon, Donkoy Emano of Misamis Oriental, Tony Gallardo in Camiguin and Said Panga-

rungan of Lanao del Sur. They were all PDP-Laban stalwarts. But Minister Pimentel was particularly concerned with Davao City, as it was the so-called “laboratory of communism” and the headquarters of the “sparrow units,” trained assassins of the CPP-NPA. Through the leadership of the industrialist Jesus “Chito” Ayala, we hammered out a working configuration. Zafiro Respicio a young and impetuous but astute PDP-Laban original was to be installed as OIC mayor. Nanay Soling Duterte, the doyenne of Davao society, with a sterling reputation as a civic leader, and the widow of a former respected Davao governor, was our choice for vicemayor—a See edsa, page 8

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In Comval: 1,497 rebels surrender to 66th IB

Comval’s Bulawan fest now on! It’s all systems go as preparations are now on with practices on its final stages and exhibits on its final touches. Compostela Valley province will commence its 11th Bulawan festival on March 4, with various fun-filled and entertaining activities to be held at the provincial capitol. The festival will culminate on March 8, in time with the 20th Founding Anniversary of the province and Women’s month celebration. // (ID COMVAL) Republic of the Philippines Province of Davao del Sur CITY OF DIGOS OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In Compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ARTEMIO G. SAYRE has filed with this Office, a petition for CHANGE OF FIRST NAME (CFN) from “EUTEMIO” to “ARTEMIO” in the Birth Certificate of EUTEMIO SAYRE who was born on January 20, 1954 at Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte and whose parents are Francisco Sayre and Teodocia Gom-os. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than January 11, 2018.

Compostela Valley -Through the implementation of Community Support Program (CSP), the 66th Infantry (Kabalikat) Battalion, gradually gain the trust and support from the community within their area of operations in fighting against the New People’s Army. This is magnified by the increasing numbers of surrenderers of Underground Mass Organization (UGMO) and regular armed NPA members. Headed by Lieutenant Colonel Palmer Parungao, the 66IB’s area of operation covers the Municipality of Maragusan, New Bataan, Compostela and Brgy. Araibo, Brgy. Las Arenas and Brgy. Tagugpo in Pantukan. The CSP aims to uplift the economic conditions and

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achieve sustainable peace in the communities. “We believe that our brothers who joined the armed movement of the NPA are just victims of false promises and fabricated

ideas,” LtC Parungao said. Compostela Valley Governor Jayvee Tyron Uy, in his statement, said that the Provincial Government of Comval welcomes the See rebelS, page 11

RA Form No. 8.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Province of Bukidnon Municipality of Talakag OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1; Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that GINALYN TUN-ANAN ONDA has filed with this Office; a petition for clerical error in date of birth from “31 Nov. 1997” to “31 OCTOBER 1997” in her certificate of live birth of GINALYN TUN-ANAN ONDA who was born on 31 August 1997 whose parents are RUEL VICTOR ONDA and NANCY BALAQUE TUN-ANAN. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than MARCH 18, 2018. SGD. BELEN BACARRISAS CO Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Mar. 5 & 12, 2018

RA Form No. 10.1 ( LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality; Butuan City

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that MARY ANN P. BARTON has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “ROSEL” to “MARY ANN” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ROSEL BARTON who was born on June 17, 1971 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and whose parents are BENJAMEN BARTON and LINA PADINIT. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than March 12, 2018.

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-041-2018 (R.A10172) In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that MAEZENDY BONGHANOY CANOY has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of Clerical Error of the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of MAEZENDY BONGHANOY CANOY who was born on 14 May 1994 at Taligaman, Butuan City, Philippines and whose parents are ELVIRA CAÑONIRO BONGHANOY AND PRIMO JR. EMBLODI CANOY. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than MARCH 22, 2018. SGD. JUDITH ALVIZO-CALO, LIB, MPA City Civil Registrar MDN: Mar. 5 & 12, 2018

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make our fiscal program more sustainable,” Diokno said. In his presentation, Diokno discussed the Philippine economic outlook for 2018 and how the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law fits in the development agenda of the Duterte Administration. He added that the full effects of TRAIN will only be appreciated in the medium to long-term. “We are sure that the criticisms will die down once they see the impressive infrastructures built and the social services programs implemented,” Diokno said. To finance the higher requirement for infrastructure spending, he said, seventy percent of the TRAIN revenues will be earmarked for the “Build Build Build” program while the remaining will be allotted for social services. Diokno reiterated that See yield, page 11

TRAIN MATTERS. Officers of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, Inc (ICCPI) join forum speakers on the sidelines of a meeting entitled, “TRAIN: Driving the Philippine Economy in 2018” in Makati City on Feb. 22. From left to right are: ICCPI lawyer Tony Abad; Rep. Dakila Cua; ICCPI Executive Director Lorens Ziller; ICCPI President Sergio Boero; Department of Finance Usec. Antonette Tionko; Atty. Amanda Carpo of Kittelson and Carpo Consulting; Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno; and ICCPI Board Member Simone Martinelli. (DBM Photo)

Fast-charging technology from ABB propels BDO posts 7% hike the Philippines toward sustainable mobility in net income in ‘17 ABB partners with QEV to bring clean transportation to the Philippines

ABB will supply QEV Philippines, a local e-mobility start-up, with 200 Terra 53 multi-standard electric vehicle DC charging stations over the next three years, in an effort to promote emobility in the Philippines. The first deployment will see four charging stations in various locations in Metro Manila by the first quarter of 2018, an important step in improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions on Manila’s congested roads. QEV Philippines, a joint venture between Philippine and Spanish investors, Endika Aboitiz and Enrique Banuelos, is in discussions with various

automobile manufacturers to bring more electric vehicles to the Philippines. In 2018, the venture will seek government assistance to convert 10,000 jeepneys to e-jeepneys every year. These vehicles are the most popular means of public transportation in the Philippines. As its technology partner, ABB will support QEV Philippines’ mission with its fast charging technology for all current and next-generation vehicles. ABB will supply Terra 53 chargers, as part of a broader cloud-enabled network. Part of the ABB Ability™ portfolio of connected solutions, the network allows internetbased connected services,

remote assistance, tailored diagnostic troubleshooting and repair, and remote updates and upgrades. “ABB is delighted to be involved in bringing gamechanging technologies to the transportation landscape in the Philippines,” said Frank Mühlon, Head of ABB’s Global Business for Electric Vehicle Charging. “This is an important step in moving away from fossil fuel-dependent vehicles to cleaner, more sustainable options.” The first three charging stations will be deployed in Shell gasoline stations, one on C. Raymundo Avenue, Pasig City, one at 5 E Rodriguez Avenue, Bagumbayan

Libis, Quezon City, (Shell C5 Eastwood Northbound) and one at the SM Mall of Asia, Seaside Blvd., Pasay City. A fourth location is still being determined. The entire initiative, is expected to save over 350 million liters of oil per year, or 3 percent of total imported crude. “Together with ABB, QEV is fully supporting the government’s Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) modernizationprogram. Our vision to convert some 20,000 jeepneys into cleaner EVs will help operators reduce energy and maintenance costs,” said QEV Philippines General Manager Audrey Penaranda.

Anti-trust body okays SMC Global Power deals By Kris Crismundo

MANILA -- The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) sees no anti-competitive behavior in SMC Global Power Holdings, Inc.’s purchase of shares in Masin-AES Pte. Ltd., AES Transpower Pte. Ltd., and AES Philippines, Inc. In a statement Monday, PCC said its Merger and

Acquisition Office (MAO) has approved last Friday the acquisition deals made by SMC Global. Under the transaction, SMC Global will hold 100-percent ownership in Masin-AES Phil, AES Transpower, and AES Philippines. “There remains sufficient competitive restraints from competitors in the relevant

markets after the acquisition,” the PCC ruling read. “The transaction is not likely to substantially increase the likelihood that the parties will engage in a coordinated behavior,” it noted. SMC Global portfolio in the relevant market include Sual Power Plant in Sual, Pangasinan; San Roque Hydroelectric Multipur-

pose Power Project in San Manuel, Pangasinan; Ilijan Power Plant in Ilijan, Batangas; Limay Greenfield Clean Coal Plant in Limay, Bataan; Angat Hydroelectric Power Plant in Angat, Bulacan; and Greenfield Powerplants in Malita, Davao del Sur and Limay, Bataan. Under the Philippine Competition Act, See okays, page 11

By Joann Villanueva

MANILA - - Sy-led BDO Unibank Inc. (BDO) on Monday reported a seven percent jump in net income in 2017 to PHP28.1 billion, boosted by growth across all business segments. In a disclosure with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), the bank said improvements in all its businesses matched the financial institution’s earnings guidance for last year. “Excluding consolidation effects of the life insurance business, however, this represented a strong 15 percent jump in core earnings on the back of solid growth in loans, low-cost deposits and fee-income,” it said. Core businesses lending and deposit-taking as well as well as fee-based income drove the bank’s earnings last year. BDO said customers loans went up by 18 percent to PHP1.8 trillion while total deposits rose by 11 percent to PHP2.1 trillion. In particular, low-cost savings and current account (CASA), which account for 73 percent of the total, ticked-up by 12 percent. With these output, the bank posted a 25 percent increase in net interest income to PHP81.8 billion.

During the same period, non-interest income went up by 13 percent to PHP47.2 billion, boosted by the 30 percent rise in fee-based income to PHP28.9 billion. Last year, the bank’s insurance premiums increased by 23 percent to PHP9.9 billion and this, the disclosure said, “compensated for the expected 20 per cent decline in trading and forex gains to PHP3.9 billion given the challenging market conditions.” “Overall, gross operating income advanced by 20 per cent to PHP129 billion,” it said. The bank’s plan to further widen its reach through opening up of new branches, in turn, increased operating expenses by 21 percent to PHP84.9 billion. Last year, the bank opened 76 branches bringing the total to 1,180, including the one in Hong Kong. The bank ended 2017 with a gross non-performing loan (NPL) ratio of 1.2 percent from year-ago’s 1.3 percent while NPL cover got better to 146 percent from 2016’s 139 percent. It’s capital amounted to PHP298.3 billion, with Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) and Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio at 14.5 See posts, page 11

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Agri-Fishery Arts in Senior High School REMEDIOS B. CASTILLO Master Teacher I Head Teacher Designate – TVE Agriculture Technology Teacher Opol National Secondary Technical School

As an Agriculture Technology Teacher in Junior High School and Head Teacher Designate in Technical-Vocational Education in Opol National Secondary Technical School, I am a proactive supporter of the Agri-Fishery Arts in Senior High School. It is a better field choice when senior high school enrollees choose to enroll in Agri-Fishery Arts under the senior high school TVL track. It as valuable and in demand as of the other field of specialization. In agriculture as a strand in TVL for instance, I learned from the trainings and seminars I attended, that learners will soon to be experts in the production industry of horticul-

ture, animal production, crop production, rubber production, slaughtering operation and pest management. The curriculum design is crafted commendably for the purpose of employment, entrepreneurship, and tertiary (for college) advancement. It aims to make sure that a learner is well-informed and well-prepared in the basic skills for life sustenance. In my experience, as Junior High School Agri-Tech teacher, students will much appreciate their field of specialization later, especially if they succeeded in working abroad, for the demand of Agri-workers abroad is high. Nonetheless, our country needs Agri-experts to carry on the supply of agri-products.

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Ang pagbibihis ng istrukturang pang-edukasyon ay napapanahon at makabuluhan para sa ating mga kabataan upang ang kalidad nito ay lalong pang mapataas, masisiksik , at mahahasa sa mga bago at karagdagang kaalaman kaya isinilang, binuksan at binuo ang Akademik Doktors na pinangungunahan ng ating bago, kompetent ,may dedikasyon sa trabaho at may posibitibong pananaw na tagapamanihala ng Sangay ng Cagayan de Oro,Jonathan S. Dela Peña ,PhD,CESO VI. Pinalalakas at pinagtitibay ang pagsilang ng organisasyong ito sa bisa ng pansangay na memorandum bilang 17, s,2018 at inilunsad ang kauna-unahang konperensya ng pangkat ng mga propesyonal na nagtapos ng Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D), Doctor of Education (Ed.D) at Doctor of Science ( Sci.D) na RA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City

Publication Notice R.A. 9048

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE/CFN-0001-2018 R.A. 9048

Date: March 2, 2018

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ALJEN SARDIDO CAMENIRO has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name docketed as CCE/CFN-0001-2018 from “NASTY JAY CAMENIRO” to “JAY CAMENIRO” in the Certificate of Live Birth of NASTY JAY CAMENIRO who was born on SEPTEMBER 16, 2012 at Poblacion, Magsaysay, Davao del Sur, Philippines and whose parent is ALJEN S. CAMENIRO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file their written opposition with this Office not later than March 18, 2018. SGD. MARISSA C. NEBRADA City Civil Registrar MDN: Mar. 5 & 12, 2018

In compliance with Section 5 of RA. No. 9048. a notice is hereby served to the public that PRESCIOUS C. ESTOPITO has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name from “REMY” to “REYNALDO” in the Certificate of Live Birth of REMY CASOCOT ESTOPITO who was born on February 9, 1958 at Taligaman, Butuan Crty, Agusan and whose parents are EPEFANIA JAYOMA CASOCOT and EMELIO CALAONAN ESTOPITO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 13 March 2018. SGD. JUDITHA ALVIZO-CALO, LIB, MBA City Civil Registrar MDN: Feb. 26 & Mar. 5, 2018

NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY Misamis Oriental Provincial Office Baloy, Cagayan de Oro City NOTICE OF SALE THRU BIDDING OF TOTALLY AND PARTIALLY DAMAGED IMPORTED RICE WAREHOUSE SWEEPINGS The National Food Authority-Misamis Oriental invites all poultry/hog raisers to participate in the Sale through Bidding of Totally and PartiallyDamaged Imported Rice Warehouse Sweepings as follows: 1. Total Volume :

699 bags/31,898.26 kgs totally and partially damaged imported rice warehouse sweepings

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Business Permit; current and valid NFA Certificate of Registration or license as poultry hog raiser or as feedmiller; current BAI registration; If through a representative, a Special Power of Attorney (SPA) to act for and in behalf of the owner.

5. All offerors are required to post a Bid Bond in the form of Cash, Manager’s or Cashier’s Check issued by a reputable commercial bank in Cagayan de Oro City, equivalent to 10% of the total amount of the offer together with the sealed offer. 6. Terms and Conditions and Bid Forms will be available at NFA-Misamis Oriental Provincial Office on March 05, 2018 to March 14, 2018 from 8am to 5pm and on March 15, 2018 from 8am to 9am only, after payment of a non-refundable bidding fee of Five hundred Pesos (P500.00). 7.

The NFA encourages all interested offerors to conduct an ocular inspection of the subject stocks prior to the Bidding.

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The National Food Authority assumes no responsibility whatsoever to compensate or indemnify bidders of any expense incurred in the preparation of the bid. The National Food Authority reserves the right to reject any or all offers, to waive any defect or informality found therein, and accept only such offers, which in its judgment, are most reasonable and advantageous to the NFA.

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siyang makatulong sa pamamahala at pagpapaunlad sa kalidad ng edukasyon noong ika-24 ng Enero, 2018. Naging makabuluhan , magaan at masaya ang unang naging pagkikita ng mga kasapi ng samahang ito. May dati at bagong mukha ngunit madaling nagkapalagayang - loob dahil kami ay nasa iisang pamilya na. Ito rin ang unang pagkakataon ko at ng ibang kasamahan na makilala ang bago at butihing tagapamanihala. Sa pagpapatuloy ng konperensya inilahad ang rasyunali at mga layunin upang matiyak ang tunguhin ng organisasyong ito. Isa na rito ang mapalakas at mapatibay ang mga propesyonal na makatutulong sa pagpapaunlad ng kalidad ng edukasyon at ng pamamahala sa loob ng klasrum. Kabilang rin dito ang mapalaganap at maisulong ang pangkalahatang pakikilahok sa

mga gawaing pampropesyonal para sa iisang tunguhin. Kalakip pa nito ang makabuo ng palagiang pagkakataon sa pampropesyonal na kaunlaran tulad ng seminar,pagsasanay at konperensya. Magpatayo at magpatupad ng mga propesyonal na gawain para masuportahan ang pangkat ng mga guro at mag-aaral sa pagpapaunlad ng perpormans sa paaralan.Higit sa lahat mapalawak din ang maparaang tunguhin ng organisasyon para matugunan ang kakulangan o ang agwat ng perpormans sa edukasyon ng ating dibisyon. Kaya sa pagkakalatag ng mga layunin ng organisasyon , isang mahigpit na pangangailangan ang pagpili ng mga opisyales upang mapamahalaan ,maisagawa at matugunan ang lahat ng mithiin . Bunga nito ,naging matagumpay ang pagpili ng mga opisyales ng organisasyon upang pangunahan ang anumang inisyatibong gawain o proyekto sa pagtugon sa anumang pangangailangan ,hangarin at mga mithiin ng

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pamunuan para sa mataas na uri ng edukasyon. Kaya ,ang mapapalad na napili ay nanumpa sa katungkulan sa harap ng Direktor ng Rehiyon X ng Kagawaran ng Edukasyon, Allan G.Farnazo ,Direktor IV , sa panahon ng buwanang pagtitipon ng MANCOM ng Sangay ng Cagayan de Oro noong ika-15 ng Pebrero ,2018. Maluwag naming hinaharap at tinatanggap bilang mga opisyales ang mga hamon na nakaatang sa aming balikat sa pamamagitan ng pinag-isang kaalaman , pinag-isang kakayahan, pinag-isang tunguhin , at pinag-isang lakas. Natitiyak at naniniwala akong matugunan ang mga kakulangan sa pagpapataas ng kalidad ng edukasyon sa tulong ng mga resulta at rekomendasyon mula sa mga pananaliksik o aksyon riserts dahil pinapatnubayan tayo ng Komitment, Dedikasyon at Optimistikong pananaw.

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Provinces Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City Publication Notice R.A. 10172

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

CCE-029-2018 (R.A. 10172) In compliance with the publication requirement and Pursuant to OCRS Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No.1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A 10172). Notice Is hereby served to the public that KRIS DESIREE Y. PALEN has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of Clerical of the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of KRIS DESIREE YBAÑEZ PALEN who was born on 22 Dec. 1994 at P-2 Doongan, Butuan City and whose parents are ELIZABETH PALARAN YBAÑEZ and RONNIE AMPATEN PALEN. Any person adversely affected by said pet.tion may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 14 March 2018.

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complementing counterpoint as the perfect confrère to Zaf Respicio. Both were also acceptable to the Left. I presented the scheme to Minister Nene and to President Coy for confirmation. At the last minute, however, Nanay Soling declined the post and suggested her son. That was the first time I heard of the Deegong, who was then a prosecutor. Thus, his substitute appointment to vicemayor and the beginning

of his political ascendancy. Karma or destiny couldn’t be defined in any other way. Federalism was not an innovative idea of DU30, although our original PDP, partly founded in Davao with Sammy Occena, Pimentel’s 1971 Con-con colleague, Rey Teves, Cris Lanorias, Zaf Respicio, Cesar Ledesma, etc. were in the forefront of defining federalism. We have today two separate draft documents and timelines for a federal system, both being considered by the Concom; the PDP-Laban

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universally elected president”; and the two houses of Congress, the final arbiter as they are constitutionally mandated to revise the 1987 constitution. The current fear of the populace now that it can almost taste the texture of the coming change—pagbabago—is that Congress is not exactly trusted to embed into the new constitution their hopes and aspirations; but instead entrench further their prerogatives. Witness their refusal to enact the 1987 Constitution’s prohibition of political dynasties. Offhand there is no agreement between the Senate and the House of Representatives to break the impasse on the constitutional revision process—of “voting separately or jointly.” The tyranny of the

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well. We propose 40 percent to 50 percent of the latter to compose the Con-con delegates. Congress needs to enact this law. Those who oppose constitutional reforms can bide their time; we, the proponents cannot. We waited for decades for the chance to reach this point— the possibility of a systemic reboot that will extinguish the underlying multitude of problems that have been haunting the Filipino— stark poverty, injustice and corruption in all levels of governance. We understand too that we have a flawed leader in President Rodrigo Duterte—a petulant, irascible political outsider who intimidates even his allies. But it is a given too that no leader in the past 100 years has emerged with the chutzpah to seriously challenge the oligarchy and the custodians of the status quo. He is the leader who can escort us to where we should go. Or we all burn! (This column first appeared in The Manila Times issue of 01 March 2018 0http://www.manilatimes.net/ edsa-nene-deegong-concomatbp/383355/. Lito Monico C. Lorenzana, a Dabawenyo based in Manila, served under four Philippine Presidents as a member of the Cabinet and several Commissions. A Harvard Kennedy School of Government-educated political technocrat, he was one of the prime movers of the Citizens Movement for Federal Philippines, Secretary General of the 2005 Consultative Commission, and one of the founders of the Centrist Democratic Party of the Philippines, Ang Partido ng Tunay na Demokrasya and the Centrist Democracy Political Institute)

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CAGAWASAN ES TEACHERS: ROUND- UP THE TRIUMPH IN THE SEARCH OF MOST OUTSTANDING TEACHER AND BEST CLASSROOM By Edelyn L. Bebillo Teacher I- Cagawasan Elementary School Kibawe East District, Natulongan, Kibawe, Bukidnon

Bantula. A bamboo instrument that is use to call the attention of the community. The bantula is pounded by a solid timber to produce loud sound. The rhythm of the pounding depends on the intention of the caller such as calling the community to gather for a meeting, a warning that strangers are coming in the community, a warning for intruders, an emergency warning during floods or simply as a musical instrument. However, this bantula is being used as a school “bell” to call the students or remind them of the time. The school year has recently started among the Matigsalug community in Brgy. Kalagangan. The bantula shall be sounded everyday to call the student’s attention. Every year, Division of Bukidnon celebrated its Bantula Awarding Ceremony, this is to give recognition to the teachers who worked hard for the success of their

young learners. Kibawe East, one of the district in the Division of Bukidnon celebrated its Bantula Awarding Ceremony held in Kibawe Gymnasium, West Kibawe, Kibawe, Bukidnon last December 22, 2017. Teachers in Cagawasan ES round- up the place in almost category grade level. The Kindergarten Teacher, Mrs. Irene P. Pontillas ranked as second place in their category. The Grade I teacher Mrs. Eurilyn L. Caňete, as on one of the finalist in their category. Mrs. Jovelyn B. Ramos Grade II Level, who’s on the second rank too. Mrs. Rebecca L. Ayuban in Grade III Category Level garnered the second place. The Grade IV Teacher Ms. Edelyn L. Bebillo in her third time as Most Outstanding teacher and Best Classroom winner and she’s also one of the finalist during the Search for Most Outstanding Teacher in the Division Level year 2015. Grade V teacher Mr.

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Notice is hereby given that the Intestate Estate of TEODORICO D. TANJAY, who died on December 31, 2009, in Purok-18, Poblacion, Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur, Philippines; That a time of his death he left the following described parcels of land described as follows: “A parcel of land, known as (Lot 965-C-8, Bsd-10-001350 (OLT), being a portion of Lot 965C, Psd-10-113142, situated in the Barrio of Saguma, Municipality of Bayugan, Province of Agusan del Sur, Island of Mindanao, containing an area of TEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY THREE (10,553) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. T-1510” and “A parcel of land, known as Lot No. 965-C-2, Psd-10-001350, situated at Saguma, Agusan del Sur, Philippines. Containing an area of THREE HUNDRED FORTY NINE (349) SQUARE METERS, more or less, covered by Tax Declaration (TD) No. 06-01-0030-00041.”; Is the subject of an DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT/PARTITION OF INTESTATE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED TEODORICO D. TANJAY WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS; made and executed by and among the HEIRS; Under Notary Public of Atty. Rafael V. Ybañez; as per Doc. No. 2861, Page No. 5, Book No. XLVIII and Series of 2017.

Notice is hereby given that the Intestate Estate of RUFINA D. CINTO LAPINIG, who died on November 3, 2013, at Bitaug, Enrique Villanueva, Sequijor; That a time of her death, left one (1) parcel of land described as follows: “A parcel of land (Lot No. 4-B, Psd-10-037449, being a portion of Lot 4, Pcs-10-001475) situated in the barrio of Pulot, Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental, Island of Mindanao with an area of ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTY THREE (1,953) square meters, more or less, covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-26978 of the Registry of Deeds for Ozamis City and Tax Declaration No. 12-041612; Is the subject of DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE RUFINA CINTO LAPINIG WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; executed by and among the HEIRS; That for and in consideration of the sum of TWO HUNDRED FORTY THOUSAND PESOS (240,000.00) receipt thereof is hereby acknowledged by us, to our full satisfaction, we do hereby absolutely SELL, TRANSFER, and CONVEY in favor of ANWYL ARTHUR W. SY, as the VENDEE; Under Notary Public of Atty. Bernadette C. Fuentes; as per Doc. No. 193, Page No. 39, Book No. XLVII and Series of 2018.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late JOVEN DEMARA TORRALBA and TEODORA PLASAN-TORRALBA, who died on July 3, 1986 and November 11, 2010, both died in Butuan City, Philippines; That the deceased during their lifetime left real property (undivided) particularly described as follows: KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO BLG. P-6156 “A parcel of land, Lot 8538-B, Cad-10-006484-D=8763, Pls-22, situated at Brgy. Libertad, Butuan City; containing an area of SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY FOUR (7,424) square meters, more or less.”; Is the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE LATE JOVEN DEMATA TORRALBA a dn TEODORA PLASAN-TORRALBA WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE is made and entered into by the HEIRS/VENDORS; and VCDU REALTY CORPORATION represented in this deed by its President, VICTOR S. UY as the VENDEE; That for and in consideration of the sum of SEVEN HUNDRED FORTY TWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED PESOS (Php 742,400.00), Philippine Currency, VENDORS/ HEIRS, by these presents hereby SELL, CONVEY and TRANSFER their heirs, successors and above parcel of land; Under Notary Public of Atty. Jesus Ma. James L. Bringas; as Per Doc. No. 116; Page No. 24; Book No. 418; Series of 2017.

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Richard Agpalza and Grade VI Teacher Mrs. Lanie C. Nobillos are also finalists in their category. This only means that teachers from the mountains passionately love their career. Whatever hindrances may come in their station even armed conflicts, they are always ready to serve the young people in the community. NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late DANILO M. BONGAITAN, died on April 25, 2010 in Davao City, left a certain real property, situated in Davao City, more particularly described as follows, to wit: “Transfer Certificate of Title No. CL-5945”, LOT NO. : 34 Bsd 11-003870(AR) Portion of Lot 247, (LRC) SWO-11363), LOCATION: Mintal, Tugbok District, Davao City, containing an area of TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED TWENTY NINE (2,229) SQUARE METERS, more or less; Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE INTESTATE ESTATE OF THE LATE DANILO M. BONGAITAN WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; this Extrajudicial Settlement made and entered into by and among the HEIRS; That for and in consideration of the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND (50,000.00) PESOS, Philippine Currency, to me in hand paid by CONRADO O. VELOSO, do hereby SELL, TRANSFER, and CONVEY absolutely and unconditionally unto the vendee; Under Notary Public of Atty. Salvador M. Bijis; as Per Doc. No. 130; Page No. 26; Book No. 123; Series of 2017. MDN: Mar. 5, 12, & 19, 2018

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NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Intestate Estate of George Fariñas Dawang is the subject of an Extra-Judicial Partition of Property with Sale of a parcel of land; Under Notary Public of Atty. Oscar P. Musni, as per Doc. No. 139, Page No. 28, Book No. XXXII, and Series of 2018. MDN: Feb 26, Mar 5 & 12, 2018

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Intestate Estate of ALEJANDRO P. MAMAED, who died on January 29, 2016, in Davao City, Philippines; that a time of his death, left a certain motor vehicle with Certificate of Public Convenience under LTFRB CASE NO. 2003-XI02313, more particularly described as follows, to wit; MAKE:FUSO, MOTOR NO.:265926, CHASIS NO.:SUQ5AB-83792-RC99, PLATE NO.:LBP 882; Is the subject of an DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS AMONG THE HEIRS OF THE DECEASED, ALEJANDRO P. MAMAED; made and entered by and among the HEIRS; Those, it is to best interest of the other parties hereto waive their interest to ANDRO RYAN C. MAMAED, adjudicate among themselves the entire estate judicially; Under Notary Public of Atty. Ernesto Raphael V. Robillo; as per Doc. No. 373, Page No. 96, Book No. 3 and Series of 2018. MDN: Feb 26, Mar 5 & 12, 2018

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City Publication Notice R.A. 10172

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ALBERTO B. BUCA has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name from “ESTHER ANGELES” to “ESTER” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ESTHER ANGELES A. FUMERO who was born on Aug. 2, 1948 at Poblacion, Butuan, Agusan and whose parents are ISIDRO FUMERO and SOCORRO ASNAR. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his writter opposition with this Office not later than 12 March 2018.

In compliance with the publication requirement and Pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that NICOLE O. CUDAL has filed with this offie a Petition for Correction of Clerical of the child’s sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of NICOLE ODVINA CUDAL who was born on 10 Sept. 1999 at P-5 Yakal St., B-16, Ong Yiu Disti, Butuan City and whose parents are LUCITA LINGATONG ODVINA and ILDEFONSO MACOMPAL CUDAL. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than 13 March 2018.

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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that ATTY. GENIE CELINI NUEVO has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “SOFIA LORRAINE” to “SOFIA MARIA” in the Certificate of Live Birth of SOFIA LORRAINE WINSTANLEY PERALTA who was born on November 12, 2015 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and whose parents are MARY HEART GARDONES WINSTANLEY and n/a. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than March 5, 2018. (SGD.) EVANGELINE C. TAPANGAN City Civil Registrar

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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF LANAO DEL SUR 12TH Judicial Region Branch 10 Hall of Justice, Marawi City IN RE: IN A MATTER OF PETITION FOR THE SPL PROC. ML-102-2017 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE BIRTH RECORD OF AL-YUSHRIE BACARAT LAO WITH RESPECT TO HIS FIRST NAME AND LAST NAME FROM MOHAMMAD AL-YUSHRIE BACARAT ARINDIG TO AL-YUSHRIE BACARAT LAO AND HIS MOTHER’S MIDDLE NAME AND SURNAME FROM RAYSAH BACARAT ARINDIG TO RAYSAH DILINOGUN BACARAT AL-YUSHRIE BACARAT LAO, Petitioner, -versusLOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF MARAWI CITY Respondent, x--------------------------/

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Before this Court is a verified petition for correction of entry in the certificate of live birth of ALYUSHRIE BACARAT LAO dated October 5, 2017, and which reads in part: 1. That petitioner is of legal age, single, Filipino and a permanent resident of Barangay Amito, Marantao, Marawi City but presently displaced due to the Marawi siege at Baraas, Tubod, Iligan City. In this petition, he is represented by the Public Attorney’s Office with the office address at Public Attorney’s Office, Hall of Justice, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur temporarily housed in Hall of Justice, Public Attorney’s Office-Iligan City where summons and other processes of the Honorable Court may be served; 2. Respondent is the government agency in-charge in the recording and safekeeping of all records of birth in its territorial jurisdiction, hence made as party respondent, of which it can be served with summons and court processes at City Hall Compound, City Local Government of Marawi City; 3. Petitioner was born on June 12, 1992 in Marawi City to spouses Ali Arindig Lao and Raysah Dilinogun Bacarat, whose fact of birth was duly registered at the City Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City, as hereto attached Certificate of Live Birth, marked as Annex “A”, to form an integral part of this petition, while the fact of marriage of petitioner’s parents are evidenced by their Certificate of Marriage hereto appended as Annex “B” forming part hereof; 4. That, however, petitioner’s first name and family name as appearing therein were entered as: First Name: MOHAMMAD AL-YUSHRIE Last Name: ARINDIG 5. That as a legitimate son, his last name should follow that of his father’s which is LAO as evidenced by his parent’s Certificate of Marriage; 6. That likewise petitioner’s mother’s middle name and last name as appearing in his Certificate of Live Birth was erroneously entered therein as: Middle Name: BACARAT Last Name: ARINDING 7. That the true and correct name of the petitioner’s mother as reflected in her Certificate of Live Birth duly issued by the National Statistics Office is RAYSAH DILINOGUN BACARAT. Such certificate is herewith annexed as Annex “C” to form part of this petition; 8. That since primary school until graduating college, petitioner consistently used his correct full name AL-YUSHRIE BACARAT LAO. As proof of the same his Official Transcript of Records from Mindanao State University-Main Campus is hereto appended as Annex “D”; 9. Petitioner therefore desires that the error be corrected to conform to existing facts, to avoid confusion of his identity, and to set his birth record straight; 10. Petitioner notes that the present petition is filed not to evade any responsibility under the law, but only to correct errors and to avoid future problems that the errors may cause. In support thereof, appended hereto are the petitioner’s National Bureau of Investigation(NBI) Clearance dated 29 August 2017 and Police Clearance Certificate dated 13 September 2017 and Barangay Clearance dated 13 September 2017, Certificate of Good Moral Character from MSU-Main Campus dated 12 October 2016 as Annex “E”, “F”, “G” and “H”, respectively. The above-mentioned certificates show that the petitioner does not have any derogatory record; 11. That petitioner is an indigent litigant having passed the indigency requirement of the Public Attorney’s Office. Attached in this Petition is a Certification from the Office of City Social Welfare and Development Department of Marawi City, marked as Annex “I”, 12. Petitioner thus prays that he be exempted from payment of docket and other lawful fees taking into account his present financial status and Section 16-D of Republic Act No. 9406, viz: “Sec. 16-D. Clients of Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) shall be exempt from payment of docket fees and other fees incidental to instituting an action in court.” Finding the aforesaid petition to be sufficient in form and substance, it is hereby ordered that the same be set for hearing before this Court on MARCH 22, 2018 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning. Let a copy of this Order be published at the expense of the petitioner in a newspaper of general circulation in Lanao del Sur or Marawi City or Iligan City for three (3) consecutive weeks. The Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City and the Civil Registrar General, or any person or party who has interest in the petition, may file his/her opposition thereto within fifteen (15) days from notice of this Petition or from the last day of publication of this Order. Further, let this Order be posted for fifteen (15) days prior to the date of hearing in the Bulletin Board of the Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City and the Bulletin Board of this Court, at the expenses of the petitioner. The petitioner is directed to notify this Court of the publication of this Order not later than three (3) days before March 22, 2018. Furnish copies of this Order, together with the copies of the petition to the Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City, the Hon. Solicitor General, Makati City; and the Hon. Civil Registrar General, Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Sta. Mesa, Manila. SO ORDERED. Marawi City, Philippines. February 8, 2018. MDN: Feb. 26, Mar. 5 & 12, 2018

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Innovation and sustainability collide at WORLDBEX Seminars 2018

For the past decade, builders, designers, and creators alike have been faced with a dilemma. How do we innovate and push towards progress without all the damage? Seeking to address this conundrum, the Philippine World Building and Construction Exposition, or simply WORLDBEX 2018, is intent on opening up a much-needed dialogue among practitioners of the construction and design community at this year’s WORLDBEX Seminars. Happening on March 15 to 18, from 9am to 5pm at the SMX Convention Center as a key event highlight of WORLDBEX 2018, this year’s WORLDBEX Seminars aims to explore the ways in which the industry can work together in “Shaping Innovations Toward Sustainability”.

Like its previous installments, this year’s series will feature an impressive roster of guest speakers both local and foreign. With only four seminars scheduled per day, attendees can expect a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the most recent building and design breakthroughs in sustainability and beyond. On the first day, the seminars will kick-off with a talk on global safety issues with Engr. Bayani Bueser. This will be followed by Hong Kong-based Archt. Ian Milne’s case study presentation on sustainable casino design; Engr. Ernesto De Castro’s enlightening discussion on the value of adopting the Building Information Modeling or BIM process in construction; and Archt. Jose Pedro “Bong” Recio’s refreshing

Technological innovation will set in a more convenient and efficient labor case management services at the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC), the agency has announced over the weekend. NLRC said it has partnered with the Asiagate Networks, Inc. in setting up a comprehensive system for the filing of Request for Assistance (RFAs) and case tracking for execution or release of judgment award in labor dispute resolutions. The system will enable workers and employers to file a personal or online RFA and complaint and track its status for execution or release of judgment award. Records may also be easily tracked in cases where the same are already in archives and/or for disposal. NLRC Chairman Gerardo C. Nograles said the innovation aims to provide accessible platforms for the public to avail all services of the commission for their convenience. “Our goal is always to bring NLRC closer to the people,” Nograles said. The project will be rolled out to NLRC’s Regional and Sub-Regional Arbitration Branches and Commission Proper (Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao Division) for nationwide availability. The system will enhance, improve and integrate the

existing Case Tracking System and other disparate systems, making it possible for NLRC to provide a more clear and transparent flow of labor cases. It will also install a comprehensive and complete online system for the case and performance monitoring including case profiles and statistics of cases. A comprehensive database of all cases filed in the Single-Entry Approach (SEnA) will also be provided to Regional Arbitration Branches for compulsory arbitration of original cases, as well as to the Commission Proper. This will address the resolution of appealed cases, execution of final judgment, release of judgment award, and archiving and disposal of case records, with the facility of retrieval of related information. The e-Case Tracking system is also expected to speed up the resolution of cases monitoring and strict observance of time limits in the conduct of case events, from filing to disposition, execution to release of judgment award, and archiving to the disposal of records. Overall, the new system is set to deliver an automated tracking system of all the cases from filing to execution including its status on a real-time basis, providing public access on the status of cases, and status or execution. END

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perspective on architecture. It’s never too early to discuss logistics in design, building, and real estate that keep up with the changing times as Archt. Cathy Saldana leads the line-up of speakers on day two. The rest of the highly-anticipated seminars include IDr. Ma. Carlota Hilvano’s unique perspective on how to design for citizens in their golden ye ars ; Ma l ay s i a - b as e d Archt. Azim Aziz’s presentation on sustainable design in the context of tropical countries such as Malaysia; and IDr. Lilia de Jesus’ campaign towards a more inclusive and democratic approach towards interior design. On the last day, safety comes first as Engr. Abner Pahilanga imparts innovative strategies for fire sup-

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pression and maintenance. His lecture will be followed by Singapore-based Archt. Raymond Hoe’s reflections on user-centered learning environments; Archt. Susan Aquino-Ong’s discussion on the value of incorporating nature in design; and lastly, Engr. Eugene Araullo’s informative talk on the adoption of renewable energy technologies in the Philippines. In exploring the pos-

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sibilities of incorporating sustainability in various disciplines of building and design, this year’s WORLDBEX Seminars hopes to achieve its goal of exemplifying WORLDBEX 2018’s main thrust. Now on its 23th edition, WORLDBEX 2018 – the biggest construction exposition with three mega venues – is happening on March 14 to 18, from 10am to 8pm at the World Trade Center

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Metro Manila (WTCMM), Philippine Trade Training Center (PTTC), and the SMX Convention Center. A package deal for the WORLDBEX S eminars 2018 is priced at P7,000/3 days while the daily rate is priced at P3,000/day. Both rates are inclusive of lunch and snacks. For more information, contact Mel Mapoy at 6569239 loc. 137 or email mel.worldbex@ gmail.com.

JCI Macajalar 24K and JCI Iligan launched on February 28 in Cagayan de Oro City a campaign against violent extremism dubbed as Rise through Peace. Attended no less by JCI Philippines president Rix Rafols, the campaign will be brought to school campuses in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan at later dates. The approach utilizes social cohesion and resiliency in preventing recruitment to violent extremist groups. mark francisco

DOE to Energize Off-grid Areas (Taguig City). Three offgrid areas in Mindanao and Bohol were chosen as the pilot sites for the collaboration involving the Department of Energy (DOE), National Electrification Administration and the European Union-Access to Sustainable Energy Program (EU-ASEP). The DOE and NEA on Friday (2 March) presented the program intended to put in place small renewable energy-based applications to spur economic development in host areas and the environs. The DOE tapped the technical assistance of experts, through EU-ASEP,

to expand the country’s sustainable and renewable energy sources and utilization. Representing Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi, DOE Undersecretary Jesus Cristino Posadas said “there is a close correlation between energy, particularly electricity and social and economic development as being energy-poor is poverty-bound.” “Most of the poorest of the poor are located in remote and far-flung areas which are not connected to the main grids of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao –the so-called off-grid areas.” “Energizing these pow-

er-poor areas will enable economic and social activities to be started and be sustained there,” added Posadas. Off-grid areas being powered using diesel generators, the costliest power source, Posadas said decentralized mini-grids and solar home systems could revolutionize the energization in these areas. EU-ASEP feasibility studies identified the common agricultural activities (i.e., corn shelling, flour grounding, rice hulling, winnowing, cassava and coconut grating, abaca stripping and fishing) in the areas where small-RE

based productive applications can be utilized to improve production for economic growth. The three pilot sites include Sitio New Mabuhay in Malita and Sitio Mahayag in Don Marcelino both located in Davao Occidental with proposed projects on modernized abaca and corn processing, respectively; while Barangay Banacon in Getafe, Bohol was proposed with an ice plant (with household micro-grinding) project. The studies revealed that agricultural production in the above industries is way higher when using small See doe, page 11

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the government ensures mitigating measures to offset the inflationary impact of TRAIN Law. “In order to compensate for the inflationary impact of TRAIN, we have set aside PHP200 per month per household to the poorest 50 percent of households. Some PHP24.5 billion for the unconditional cash grant has been included in the 2018 National Budget,” he added. The unconditional cash transfers for the poorest of the poor will be increased to PHP300 per month in 2019 and 2020 benefitting 10 million Filipino households, he said. TRAIN is not a perfect law, he said, but on balance it is a big plus for the economy. “TRAIN takes into consideration the immediate, the medium, and the longrun effects of the law,” he added. Diokno said the passage of Package 1 of TRAIN shows the commitment of the Duterte Administration in improving the economic conditions of the country and the general welfare of its people. The Budget chief also participated in the open forum moderated by lawyer Tony Abad and was joined by his co-speakers – Congressman Dakila Carlo Cua, Finance Undersecretary Atonette Tionko, and lawyer Amanda Carpo of Kittelson & Carpo Consulting. For more information, visit www.dbm.gov.ph. For regular updates, follow the official Facebook and Twitter account of DBM: @ DBMgovph. (DBM PR)

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business transactions hitting the PHP1-billion threshold shall notify the PCC of the deal. As of Feb.21, the Commission received 151 notifications amounting to PHP2.25 trillion, nearly PHP246 billion of which were in the sector of electricity, gas, steam and airconditioning. (PNA)

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Development Authority (Tesda) national certificate holders already who are enrolled in the TVL track are interested to proceed to college. “Mao ni ang kasagara nga mga feedback sa mga estudyante. Maski naa na sila mga NC II ug pwede na sila mangimpliyo, they want to pursue a college degree first,” she said. All the graduating students enrolled in the TVL track in the province have been NC I holders since the first semester of this year. They took and passed their NC IIs this semester. As such, they are qualified to work in the vocational strand that they have chosen.

But students have been galvanized to proceed to tertiary education because of the government’s move to universalize the right to quality college education in the country in the form of subsidy of college fees as well as through the various academic scholarships offered by both the government and the private sector. There are 49 public and 14 private high schools in Misamis Oriental offering Grades 11 to 12. The number will increase to 65 once two more public high schools in the province will offer senior high tracks next semester, one in Jasaan and another in Magsaysay.

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percent and 12.9 percent, respectively, higher than minimum regulatory levels. BDO was able to raise PHP60 billion in fresh equity through a stock rights offer (SRO) in January last year. “For 2018, BDO believes that its focused growth strategy, robust business franchise and solid balance sheet and capital base place the Bank well-positioned to tap opportunities in growth sectors benefiting from the country’s favorable demographics and the government’s infrastructure build-up,” the disclosure added. (PNA)

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led by Ms. Alona Quintos. This years’s Batang Pinoy will be participated in by at least 7,000 male and female athletes (age 15-12) all over Mindanao. In a press briefing, Ramiro said: “We are ready amid a month of re-preparation since we are informed that the Batang Pinoy will definitely push through on March 6-12, 2018,” The said information was received by my office from PSC Commissioner Cecilia Kiram who also came to tell us.” Ramiro, who also heads the steering committee of the Batang Pinoy, added: “Working as one team is the answer of this preparation, yes, we find ways and means to prepare the Misamis Occidental Provincial Athletic Complex and other sports venue with the PSC specs of individual and group games and the billeting quarters of which Oroquieta City has also prepared for 18 school to be used as billeting quarters of the 7,000 participating athletes.” As co-host, Oroquieta City Mayor Jason Paredes Almonte said: “Like our mother province as cohost, we are ready, security measures, good sanitation, clean water, and street foods are monitored by our health Services and the Philippine National Police, particularly the Oroquieta City Police Force and the augmentation from the Misamis Occidental Provincial Police Command and the Army’s 10th Infantry ‘Steady On’ Bat-

Monday, March 5, 2018 talion to secure all Batang Pinoy participants and athletes.” For his part, Provincial Board Member Richard Voting Centino said the hosting of Batang Pinoy is not only a promotion of sports development on the part of Misamis Occidental, but also help boost both the tourism and economic aspect of the province. “This is why the Sangguniang Panlalawigan is very supportive of the governor and the vice governor of their plan to host this kind of sports activity,” said Centino, also the chair of the committee on youth and sports development. As I quote Serena Williams, Professional Tennis Player of the World once said “It doesn’t matter what your background is or where you came from, if you have dreams and goals, that’s all that matters,” said Centino as he welcome the Batang Pinoy delegates from Mindanao “Gampya Pagdatang” quoting Professional Tennis player Serena Williams.

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Carpio also served as member of the UP Board of Regents from 1993 to 1998. He received various awards including a Presidential Medal of Merit from President Fidel Ramos in 1998 for his “distinguished and exemplary service” to the country; received the Outstanding Achievement Award in Law from the Ateneo de Manila Alumni Association in 1991; was recipient of the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the Ateneo de Davao Alumni Association in 2002; and was conferred a Doctorate of Laws, honoris causa, by the Ateneo de Davao University in 2009. In 2015, the U.P. Alumni

Association named him Outstanding U.P. Alumni in Public International Law. Carpio has lectured extensively on the West Philippine Sea dispute in various local and international fora. (MindaNews)

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RE-based productive applications, thus contributing more to the economic growth of the area. EU-ASEP also identified the challenges in providing sustainable livelihood opportunities for households in remote off-grid communities, such as low income, micro scale, distance from markets, lack of local entrepreneurial capacity and sustainability problems, including technical and financial. The feasibility studies were presented in the Experts Symposium on Renewable Energy-Based Productive Applications in Off-Grid Areas held at the Marquis Events Place in BGC, Taguig City. The event was attended by partner national government agencies including NEDA, DOF and NEA, international par tners including EU-ASEP officials and partners, energy stakeholders including the Davao del Sur Electric Cooperative, Bohol II Electric Cooperative, various energy companies, members of the media, and the community leaders and representatives from the pilot areas, Davao Occidental and Bohol.

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influx of former rebels who decided to denounce their allegiance with the New People’s Army and go back to the folds of law. “Their decision is a step forward in our goal to achieve lasting peace and stability in our com-

munities. We were able to achieve this leap through the strengthened coordination between the local government units and the Armed Forces of the Philippines,” Gov. Uy added. In a span of 3 months, from December of 2017 until the present, the number of rebels who surrender to the 66IB have reached 1,497. The 100 surrenderers are from Brgy. Las Arenas, Pantukan; 290 are from Brgy. Araibo, Pantukan; 395 are from Maragusan and the remaining 712 are from Compostela. As of this writing, the total number of surenderees from New Bataan is still being consolidated. Low and high powered firearms, improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and other war weapons and important documents were also recovered. Gov. Uy assures the full support of the LGU to the advocay of the AFP in delivering social services and information dissemination to solve the insurgency problem in the province. “As local chief executive and Regional Peace and Order Council Chair for Davao Region, I am aware how crucial the role of the local government units (LGU) in this drive to bring peace to our people. Local government units stand in the frontline of law enforcement, delivery of social services and information dissemination. The Provincial Government along with all constituent municipal and barangay governments will never waver from its responsibility,” the young governor said. “Let us convey to them that our door is open if they intend to surrender and go back to the mainstream of our society and enjoy a peaceful living,” LtC Parungao added. (Sheldane Mahinay // ID Comval)

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allegedly fighting off their arrests: “For as long as an issue is against (President) Duterte, the morons from the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines lose no time in launching biting criticisms and character assassination. “Insofar as the issue of Dengvaxia, however, these morons have become deaf, dumb, and blind, simply because AbNoy and his yellowlifes are the ones involved. Well, there is no need to worry, friends, because they are included in my novena…” Leny’s novena: “It is the 89th day of the Novena asking God to already take away from this world those involved in the Dengue vaccine anomaly. #sanamamataynakayo…” -oooBEES ARE BECOMING EXTINCT: Because of this, Ipe said, mankind should now move to protect the bees around us, because of their role, given by God, in the pollination process which is necessary for the production of food. Well, Classmate Ipe, your prognostications will come true, because famine is one of the signs of the coming end of the world. May Jesus, our God and Savior, have mercy on us! -oooA T T Y. L O Z A N O STRIKES AGAIN: Well, what can I say. Lawyer Oliver Lozano has done it again. But he need not bother the Supreme Court anymore with his petition asking the court to invalidate the appointment of Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Aranal Sereno.The Supreme Court is now in the process of doing this. If Lozano insists on interfering on this matter, it may yet throw what the court is doing in shambles.

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USTP holds Innovation Summit

The University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines (USTP) will hold its first Innovation Summit on March 8, 2018 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the university gymnasium with the theme Rethinking Success in Innovation. The summit serves as the launching of Technology Business Incubation, which aims to assist startups by providing opportunities to receive support groups that have innovations which have the potential of being commercialized. The Innovation Summit will be a venue for students to showcase their projects and gain insight on current trends in consumerism and entrepreneurship. Invited investors may also go into business with innovations that students have made. There will also be parallel sessions on energy, food technology and ICT. USTP is the only center for technopreneurship hub in Mindanao, out of five in the country. USTP pr

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First to third graders join a speed spelling tilt organized by the Couples for Christ last Saturday at South City Central School in Cagayan de Oro City. photo by mark francisco