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VOL. LIII. No. 100
City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
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Chinese officials here
for Bohol-Jiangxi Day
By KIT BAGAIPO

 

Three ranking officials of Jiangxi Province, China will be arriving here this morning to lead an official delegation to commemorate with local officials the First Bohol-Jiangxi Friendship Day.

A red carpet welcome awaits the arrival of the Chinese delegation headed by Ye Lei, deputy director general of the Jiangxi Provincial People's Government; Fu Pengpeng, deputy director general of foreign affairs; Zhu Jincheng also of the Chinese foreign affairs office, Jiangxi Provincial People's Government.
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SISTERHOOD PACT. Gov. Erico Aumentado and Jiangxi Gov. Huang Zhiquan is shown in this file photo during the signing of an agreement of friendly relations on May 2006 in Nanchang, China witnessed by Pres. Gloria Arroyo.

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HIGH STAKES POKER
GAME IN MINDANAO?

 
  In the War Map of the World - the Philippines is now (in)famous for at least two things: two of the longest armed conflicts in
the region. One, against the Muslims; the other, the Communists.

The twin conflicts that have dragged on for decades even raises perhaps an unfair accusation against the Armed Forces of the Philippines: that it does not really want a cessation of hostilities. Because it would seem that the war(s) are the only way to justify a high budget for the Defense and Military. It ranks among the high budgets for Economic, Social, Public Service and Debt Allocation categories.
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Just Before Deadline
Congress, Arroyo urged:
Extend CARP w/ reforms

MANILA. Leaders of the Catholic church, business and civil society are scheduled to meet with President Arroyo today to present their "united stand" for the extension of the 20-year old Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), which expires June 2008.
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RICE FARMS GET P15M. Bohol rice farmers will receive government support as provincial officials take aggressive measures to surpass the yearly 83% rice production. Seed subsidy worth P15 million will be distributed.


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