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VOL. LIII. No. 006
City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
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MIGRANTS' PROJECT. Gov. Erico Aumentado leads the ground breaking ceremony of the Galilea Center for Education and Development in barangay Looc, Panglao town yesterday. Benefactors and migrant workers in Korea grace the ceremony of the center which is scheduled for completion in November this year. Foto DANNY REYES

 

Migrant workers urged
to pour investments here

 

Boholano contract workers who have been out of the province to earn a living abroad could be one of the best investors who can propel development here.

This was the point stressed by Gov. Erico Aumentado yesterday when he keynoted the ground breaking ceremonies of the Galilea Center for Education and Development, a pilot project of migrant workers based in Korea which has set its operations to commence November this year.

The governor said that the thrust of the center which is to reintegrate these OFWs to their respective families is a very laudable undertaking as this augurs the fulfillment of a social responsibility in bringing home, uniting these family members after years of physically separated due to their work commitments abroad.
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ROTARIANS FROM AUSTRALIA. The members of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran with Derek and Adriana Pyrah and Kerry Ryan of the Rotary Club of Corrimal, Australia. The Australians' visit, which is related to the Village Aide Program of the Rotary, reinforced Rotary Club of Tagbilaran's mission of Santacruzan for the less fortunate. At center is Baby Lowella Bantol, Santacruzan 2007 chairman and president-elect.
Photo courtesy: ENGR. VICTOR BANTOL

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THE 6.9% GDP GROWTH CAN'T BE SUSTAINED
 

No patriot-Filipino would wish the nation did not prosper. What is good for the nation will eventually be good for all.

But the "stunning" 6.9% GDP growth rate of the country for the First Quarter 2007, unfortunately, may not be sustained throughout the year. We wish it would be so that our GDP will at long last be among the region's best (for good) behind China's 11% and Vietnam and India's 7% GDP growth rates.

Our research and analysis do not seem to favor such patriotic fervor.
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Lawyer seeks help
for disputed estate


The legal counsel of farmers installed as beneficiaries at a disputed sugar estate in La Castellana, Negros Occidental urged the government yesterday to fully implement the rule of law to restore peace and order there.

"Unless the rule of law is imposed by [Department of Agrarian Reform], the [Philippine National Police] and Malacañang, then Negros will continue to be a killing field," Christian Monsod said.

Monsod made the statement following Monday's bloody incident when security guards of Hacienda Velez-Malaga opened fire at farmers. Two of the farmers died while six of them were wounded.
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