Ironman a success
DESPITE a freak accident involving a water vendor and an athlete, the Iron-
Sarah Crowley, the winner in the women’s category, had to quickly gain ground after American Lauren BranBut she managed to gain the lead during
BY RHODA GRACE B. SARON ( /RDC XI endorses calls to put Davao Norte under DavLight
BY CARMELITO Q. FRANCISCOTHE REGIONAL Development Council XI has supported calls to place the entire Davao del Norte under the Davao Light and Power Co. (DLPC) franchise area.
On Friday, the council approved a resolution on the issue during its meeting in Mati City, Davao Oriental, on a motion of Davao del Norte Gov. Edwin I. Jubahib.
In a statement, Jubahib said he is “hopeful that, being the highest policy-
making body for development efforts in the Davao Region, the RDC-XI's resothe President to reconsider his previous decision and grant DLPC's expansion in the province this time around.”
Jubahib referred to
the veto on the previous proposal that President Ferdinand Marcos issued last year.
The Jubahib motion approval of the three resolutions, House Bills 6740, 5077 and 6695. House Bills 6740 and 5077, authored
by Reps. Margarita Ignacia Nograles of the PBA partylist and Pantaleon Alvarez of the First District of Davao del Norte, respectively, both pushed for placing the province and Maco in Davao de Oro under the service area of DLPC.
The other proposal, House Bill 6695 and authored by Reps. Alan Dujali
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS: Protect the planet, not just on Earth Hour
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews) -- Environment group Interfacing Development Interventions for Sustainability (IDIS), Inc. urged the people to continue the initiatives that protect the planet beyond the annual Earth Hour.
Since our beginnings in 2007, Earth Hour has been known for the “lights off”
In a statement released by IDIS on Saturday, the
environmental group said that participating in the global movement Earth Hour is not just about devoting an hour annually to preserve the Earth, encouraging people to embrace a lifestyle that helps lessen carbon footprint and contribute to the global efforts of protecting the environment.
“It is about committing every day to take care of each other and the one
home we all share. Earth Hour is a symbol of unity and a catalyst for change,” it said.
It added that the global movement “harnesses the power of the crowd to make a difference.”
In a statement, Mylai Santos of Ecoteneo said there is a need to “go beyond lights off and commit to #BiggestHourforEarth.”
“We are invited to take time out for nature and
we commit to live our day-to-day for nature and for Mindanao. We pray especially for the communities affected by the Mindoro oil spill including marine life in Verde Island Passage . We continue our advocacy to Realign Samal Bridge for the marine life in Davao Gulf and the communities affected by it, especially
of the Second District of Davao del Norte and Maria Carmen Zamora of the First District of Davao de Oro, pushes for the inclusion of the Island Garden City of Samal (Igacos) in the DLPC franchise area.
DLPC, besides servicing Davao City, is also the electricity provider of some parts of Davao del Norte,
like Panabo City and the towns of Carmen, Sto. Tomas and Braulio Dujali.
Jubahib, who is into his second term as Davao del Norte governor, has been pushing for the transfer of the entire province to the franchise area of DLPC when in 2021, led the petition for the move, which
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Public utility drivers to get socio-development package
DAVAO CITY--- The national and local governments have ensured that utility drivers of vans and jeepneys will receive sociodevelopment assistance due them under the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP).
In one of the recent episodes of the One Davao Presser, regional director Nonito Llanos said that the government is due to provide a socio-development package that includes
monetary assistance and technical skills training to equip those who would beother means of livelihood, employ as bus driver under the modernization program, or do technical jobs at terminals of modernized transport vehicles.
To strengthen the ranks of public utility drivers, the LTFRB assists them in organizing into cooperatives or corporations so they ( /PROTECT/10)
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BUTUAN CITY – The Philippine Statistics Authority in the Caraga Region (PSA-13) reported that the
PSA-13 said the higher inflation rate last month was caused by the rapid year-on-year growth rate in the index of housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels at 11.6%, from 10.2% in the previous month.
in furnishings, household equipment, and routine household was also recorded last month at 3.2% from 2.3% in the previous month.
The agency also noted
DA-11 warns rice dealers
DAVAO CITY – The Department of Agriculture in Davao Region (DA-XI) warned rice dealers selling underweight
Alexander Sibuan, DAXI's Agribusiness and Marketing Assistance Division (AMAD) officer, said they are currently monitoring and validating in the downtown, Talomo, and Toril areas for stores suspected of manipulating the rice weight per sack.
The DA-AMAD issued letters of inquiry on March 24 to store representatives who allegedly violated Republic Act No. 7581, otherwise known as
increases in inflation on personal care and miscellaneous goods and services recorded at 3.8% in February from 3.2% in January 2023.
“Another factor in the inflation uptrend during the period was the higher increments in the indices of certain commodity groups as compared with their rates," the PSA-13 said.
The commodity groups included alcoholic bever-
ages and tobacco at 0.5%; clothing and footwear at 2.9%; health at 2.2%; information and communication at 0.7%; and recreation, sports, and culture at 4.2%.
On the other hand, a lower year-on-year growth rate was also noted in the transport index at 3.7% and restaurants and accommodation services at 7.1% in the region.
Food index also decreased to 10.5% in February 2023, from 10.8% in January 2023 and 3.4% in February 2022.
“The deceleration in -
marily influenced by the lower annual growth in rice index at -0.1%, from 1.5% in the previous month,” the PSA-13 said.
Lower increments were also recorded last month in meat and other parts of slaughtered land animals at 12.8%; oils and fats at 10.2%; vegetables, tubers, plantains, cooking bananas, and pulses at 30.4%; and sugar, confectionery, and desserts at 41.7%.
Stable prices
Meanwhile, the Department of Agriculture in the Caraga Region (DA-13)
Bukidnon coffee farmers earn more than half million in sales
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (PIA)--Six coffee growers in Bukidnon generated P604,750 in sales during a face-to-face
Mindanao Coffee Quality Competition in Malaybalay, Bukidnon last March 18.
Coffee beans submitted by the six Arabica category winners and five Robusta category winners were open for auction to all coffee enthusiasts present in the awarding ceremony.
The highest bid was given to the micro-lot (58 kilograms) of Manolito Garces, winner in the Arabica category. The closing price was P2,600 per kilogram, generat-
ing a total value of P150,800.
The winning bidder for Graces’ micro-lot was The Good Cup Coffee Co.
The remaining awardwinning micro-lot (59 kilograms) of Arabica coffee beans of the second to fourth place generated the following total value: P135,700 for the second place (Aiza Inahan); P100,300 for the third place (Arnold Pina), P94,400 for the fourth place (Marion Inahan); (Joannah Dumaquita).
Meanwhile, the Robusta coffee beans of Primitiva generated a total value of P32,450 for its micro-lot (59
MEDALLA: BSP to focus on as peso still steady
MANILA – With the peso stabilizing against the United States dollar, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Felipe Medalla said Friday they can focus on further addressing which is expected to return to within-target levels by October 2023.
to remain vigilant given the volatilities in the exchange rate on account of the global economic developments.
He said the peso is currently the most appreciated unit in the region.
kilograms).
Primitiva Mahumot, Aiza Inahan, Arnold Pina, and Marion Inahan are members of the Bayanihan Millenium MutliPurpose Cooperative. On the other hand, Joannah Dumaquita is a member of MILALITTRA Farmers Agriculture Cooperative.
The Regional Coffee Quality Competition aims to identify and promote the best quality coffee in Northern Mindanao. The competition was held on March 14-17, 2023 at the Coffee Cupping Laboratory of Central Mindanao University (CMU), Bukidnon.
The competition was
In his speech during the Chamber of Thrift Banks (CTB) general membership meeting in Makati, Medalla said monetary authorities are not worried on the foreign exchange rate anymore, a change from the situation particularly in 2022 when the local currency registered its record-high closing of 59.00 to a dollar on Oct. 3, 10, 13 and 17.
During that time, the peso was depreciating against the greenback due partly to the rising interest rates both here and in the US, and the continued acceleration of the domestic
To date, the local unit is trading at 54-level against the US dollar and ended the week at 54.35.
Medalla said that while the peso depreciation has dissipated, the BSP needs
“So, there’s a little more time to relax. So in another words, in the exchange rate front, we can now be more focused because exchange rate is not a problem… the interest rates can now be the instrument that’s fully focused on inflation,” he added, citing that robust such as foreign direct investments (FDIs), support the local currency.
In an interview after the event, Medalla said the weaker peso is among the shock absorbers of the elesituation makes imported goods more expensive.
“(This is) the best way to discourage consuming them (imported goods) and then substituting local goods for them,” he said.
Medalla said this is not good all the time because it adds to the price pressures.
“As I’ve said that’s why letting the peso adjust to
LifeStyle
THERE are several beach resorts in the Island Garden City of Samal, and then there's The Island Buenavista, in Barangay Balet, Babak District. What makes this resort a standout from the rest is that this is the only one in Samal where one can make the entire island their own.
Last weekend, The Island Buenavista, represented Gison, invited a select group of print and online media, along with Department of Tourism Xl regional director Tanya R. Tan , Davao Tourism Association president Cherry Faye B. Al-ag and Davao Visitors Destinations
rediscovering the island resort.
"Now that that pandemic restrictions have been lifted and people are eager to travel, we want to tell people that we have a place where they can experience owning the whole island on the entirety of their booking with utmost privacy and exclusivity, " said Gison.
The island resort has a family villa, island suites, executive suite, cabanas, and a function area strategically located within the four-hectare Island (which for sunset promenades or capturing Instagrammable shots.
"Our guests also enjoy having their meals, or even weddings and parties by the beach area," shared Gison.
As a welcome to summer, the resort is offering a day tour package with exclusive use of the island for morning or afternoon snacks, and complimentary use of the facilities and amenities.
beach or by the pool, go snorkeling, kayaking, or play beach volleyball and table tennis," said Gison.
The Island Buenavista is also surrounded by coral
EACH guest is welcomed with a lei and fresh coconut juice gardens, making it also a suitable site for snorkeling and diving.
To those who want to stay overnight, guests needlunch, dinner, and morning and afternoon snacks. They can also enjoy complimentary use of the facilities and amenities similar to day tour guests.
The said tour packages include roundtrip boat transfers from Anamarina Resort in mainland Samal, but guests can also have the option to have exclusive roundtrip boat transfers from Waterfront Insular Hotel for a fee.
"We only accept one booking at a time, so guests are assured that the island is theirs alone during their stay. The resort is also staffed with well-trained personnel who can ably serve their needs," added Gison.
As a peek to the summer season, The Island Buenavista also offered a limited day tour package for all per person, inclusive of lunch and roundtrip boat transfers.
"This is our way of reintroducing the resort to visitors who are looking for a truly unique island living experience," quipped Gison.
DAVAO CITY – The Davao del Norte provincial government has rolled out another -
"This is an additional from the previous assistance that we gave them," Jubahib said in a Facebook post.
The governor said some 27,516 food packs
will be distributed to the families affected by the shear line and low-pressure area (LPA) in the province that commenced Thursday until April 1.
Ten barangays in Asun-
cion town were the first to receive around 7,467 food packs. At least 48 barangays more are set to receive assistance in the towns of Kapalong, New
CA waters down open-pit mining ban; activists pledge to sustain opposition
KORONADAL CITY (MindaNews) – The Court of Appeals (CA) has issued a ruling that dealt a blow to the campaign against open-pit mining
in South Cotabato. Still, activists remained unperturbed and vowed to sustain their opposition to the destructive mining method.
In a decision dated August 22, 2022, but circulated in the province only this week, the CA declared that the openpit ban in South Cotabato is valid, but its application is limited to small-scale mining operations.
that the ban on open-pit mining does not apply to large-
scale mining operations of the said province, particularly the Tampakan Project,” the ruling by the CA’s 23rd Division based in Cagayan de Oro stated.
The controversial Tampakan Project, touted as the largest untapped copper and gold being developed by Sagittarius Mines Inc., which revealed the most viable method to extract the shallow minerals is through open-pit mining.
last-mile villages to vaccinate people vs COVID
PANTAR, Lanao del Norte (MindaNews) -- Carrying bags of COVID-19 vaccines, Hairan Dimosimba Campong and her team of 12 nurses squeeze into the white Nissan ambulance that would bring them to the outlying villages in this town.
The ambulance driver would stop in every village he passed and two or three nurses would get off until the vehicle reached Barangay West Pantar.
Campong and two others leave the ambulance lugging a bag containing the COVID-19 vaccines, instructing the driver to wait for them at the highway, then hike up the mountain through a muddy trail.
“Every day since January, we have been doing this. Rain or shine,” Campong said.
Dr. Hapsa Salic Batuan, head of the Pantar town Rural Health Unit said Campong ( /RAIN/10)
Another ‘white elephant’ in the making?
WE congratulate the local government of Davao City for successfully hosting the just concluded International Triathlon event that brought in a number of visitors either participants to the sport or plain spectators.
We congratulate as well, the event the activities prior to, during, and after the culmination of the sports extravaganza. It is nice to know that there were no glitches. There was also no single incident that can be considered a disruption of the peace and order of the city while the triple event games were in progress. And as usual, we take our hat off to Ret.
men for the superb handling of the road situation where the on-land games – marathon and biking – were held. Had it not been well-planned, there likely would have been bedlam on the designated routes for marathoners and bikers.
Overall, all this hosting prowess of the city could have already created a lasting positive impression on both local and international participants and triathlon enthusiasts. Therefore, we would not be surprised if some of them, if not all, will be seeking an encore for a Davao run. But we have heard that the just concluded event was the city’s last. Is it true? We hope there will be some changes in the minds of that particular sports gods… and the city
Some 27 kilometers from Davao City proper, spe-
for helping farmers
OBLIQUE OBSERVATIONS
BY ATTY. GILBERTO LAUENGCO, J.D.“My grandfather used to say that at least once in your life, you will need a doctor, a lawyer, a policeman, and a preacher. But every day, three times a day, you will need a farmer.”
- Brenda SchoeppFarmers are truly an integral part of our lives. Unfortunately, our farmers still lack many things. More production inputs, access to machineries and technology, access to capital and access to market are some of the things that our farmers still need.
The government has increased both its budget and programs tenfold to try and provide answers to these challenges. These problems, however, cannot be solved by government alone.
Now, more than ever, private initiatives in the sector are badly needed.
proved a USD39.2 million program to help “the Philippine farmer shift to a climate-resilient agricultural system … and respond to the impacts of the climate crisis.”
Other than enabling farmers to adopt climate resilient and related technologies.
A week ago, the Aboitiz group of Companies launched ever physical and digital solutions platforms for farmers in the country.” -
a housing subdivision was started by the government through the National Housing was fast, starting from the site development up to the construction of beautiful 2-level duplex houses. The residential buildings police and military personnel. There were will be awarded to rebel-returnees who
The site of the subdivision is ideal not only in terms of distance but also in the rural ambience that the area provides. In fact, there were possibilities that the design of the duplex houses and the construction itself were a source of envy for previous housing applicants even in privately developed subdivisions offering duplex structures.
We are a frequent passer-by on the site because we have our rural residence in a barangay some three to four kilometers away from the site. And we were able to observe the weekly progress in the construction work. In fact, a good number of the houses were already painted and seemingly ready for occupancy by whoever were the
But then, from out of the blue, our sight was suddenly blocked by a large billboard that kept the view of the rising houses. The billboard has some inscriptions in it saying that the work on the said subdivision project was temporarily suspended pending compliance by the developer/ contractor with certain documentary requirements.
We have no idea how valid is the claim by the NHA, and ( /ROUGH/7)
able cold storage unit in Benguet to help farmers in the area keep their produce fresh. Clearly, more private organizations, both here and abroad, are beginning to answer the call of our government for more private sector organizations, MSME’s, and big business partnerships with local farmers.
Perhaps, more people are beginning to realize the importance of sustaining our farmers. In a small corner in Cabanatuan City, a non- government organization called Basta farmers to orient them of the group’s capacity building programs for farmers and small to medium scale entrepreneurs.
BTS is a non- government organization set up by a group of entrepreneurs and professionals that aims to help certain sectors empower themselves.
The only thing the organization asks from whoever help pay it forward.
organizing several farmers and MSME groups and conducting assistance and capacity building sessions.
One such program involves accepting income generating activity proposals from individuals or organizations and up loan assistance.
The organization also provides business related quick literacy.
These programs have help create more “agri-preby creating job opportunities and contribute to the local economy.
BTS has also started it logistic chain initiatives by helping farmers and other small businessmen sell their wares directly to consumers and cutting out oppressive middlemen.
The organization has set up BTS stores where products from its members can be sold cheaper to the public and where
To generate more resources for the programs, the organization has organized its members into cooperatives, councils, small business groups and taught them how to avail of assistance from other sources both public and private.
It has served as a liaison organization to government and private organization and helped its members prepare requirements and paperwork. In a few years’ time, the organization’s membership has grown by leaps and bounds.
BTS now has members and sub-organization all over the country.
Many of its members, whose lot in life has improved, has others achieve the same thing.
Perhaps, more private citizens or organizations can follow the steps of BTS by pitching in and starting innovative initiatives to help our farmers.
This is my oblique observation.
(Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in the foregoing and beliefs of the Philippine News Agency (PNA) or any
China: World's peacemaker
PRESIDENT Xi Jinping arrived in Moscow to meet his “good old friend” President Vladimir Putin just about two weeks after the historic “miracle” China pulled off with Iran and Saudi Arabia sealing a peace pact that put an end to the nearly half-
The question in many minds watching the “miracle peace worker” China unfolding its plan for restoring stability and cooperation in the world is: Is Xi about to pull off another miracle, this time in Ukraine where the Zelenskyy government has positively welcomed China’s peace proposal notwithstanding the unambiguous frown the United States and European Union
There is cause for optimism even among cynics as news coming out of Western media itself that as the Reuter headline said, “China's Xi to speak with Ukraine's Zelenskiy - WSJ”- but Chinese media is more circumspect as Global Times reported, “Xi, Putin hold talks at crucial moment of Ukraine crisis, stress
I am careful when reading Western reports as I always assume Western media is up to no good, in this case maybe to raise expectations from Xi’s visit and later depress the percep-
The Americans put up a stiff but correct face before the prospect of China succeeding in making a start of peace talks headline declared, “White House hails possibility of Xi Jinping speaking with Ukrainian president Zelenskyy, but very soon
The West’s resentment for China’s successful peacemaking is seen in the BBC’s deliberate omission of China’s intermedia-
PHIL-CHINA WATCH
BY HERMAN TIU LAURELreport it was as if China’s pivotal role in inviting the two parties -- Iran and Saudi Arabia -- to Beijing to negotiate and sign the
After hailing the possibility of Xi-Zelenskyy talks the US -
the malice, cynicism and nihilism of the US when prospects
As an example of US malevolence this month, March, also saw the AUKUS discussions pop up as the the three-nation pact met in San Diego, California early in the week to “unveil their highly anticipated plan for equipping Austarlia with nuclear-
The Guardian reports, “Keating calls Aukus submarines ‘worst deal in history,” a headline that was echoed in most the Australians discussion on the subject I saw a ton of antiAUKUS reactions too and the massive popular reaction against the “China threat” mongering of ASPI and sections of the ASPI is the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, funded by Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, BAE Systems and the US Department of Defence, among other
papers, nine of which recently published a “Red Alert” series including The AGE headlining “Australia ‘must prepare for threat of China war” and Sydney Morning Herald with “War
9News of Australia had this headline “Australia facing threat” overkill triggered a massive counter-reaction from the critics of the “China threat” scaremongering, along with former Prime Minister Paul Keating many independent news analysts and commentators spoke out to condemn the colossal “China
One of the fables the “China threat” mongers use is the “China’s imminent attack on Taiwan” yet, just two weeks ago on March 9, US Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines
That is clearer than daylight, yet the lie continues to circulate
In the next two days we will see the results from the XiPutin meet of “friends with no limits” and if it will also lead to a new stage in the restoration of durable peace on the Eurasian US “invasion” with AUKUS, QUAD, NATO, EDCA incursions as Indonesia warns it will not allow AUKUS submarines to pass its waters and ASEAN rush the Code of Conduct while the peoples of ASEAN see to it that ZOPFAN and SEANFZ
Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in the foregoing and beliefs of the Philippine News Agency (PNA) or any other
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IT’S the morning of February 7th in Davao City: staff members of forumZFD Philippines are still busy arranging the last details of the venue that will host the conference “Transitional Justice in the Bangsamoro: What’s Next?” for the coming two and a preparation have paid off: together with our colleagues at GIZCivil Peace Service Philippines we managed to bring together transitional justice advocates and their allies from the international community, academe, local civil society, members of affected communities, and government actors facing the crucial task of addressing past atrocities and building the foundations
The conference is a continuation of forumZFD’s support to a sustainable and inclusive peace process in the Bangsamoro - a journey that forumZFD and a topic that conexactly that: it tackles historical grievances at the root of the Rufa Cagoco-Guiam during her keynote speech, transitional justice is composed of four main elements: the right to know, the right to justice, the right to reparations and guarantees of nonterms – such as truth commissions, memorialization, monetary compensation for victims or institutional reforms – are meant
In the Bangsamoro, transitional justice has been a major (TJRC) was established by the Normalization Annex to the Framework Agreement of the Bangsamoro, the long-awaited peace agreement between the Government of the Philippines and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) that also laid the foundation for the creation of the Bangsamoro Autonomous
Following expert consultations and a listening process in affected communities, the Commission published its report
rently, transitional justice implementation is taken forward by a joint technical working group of MILF and the national government that developed a Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Roadmap and by individual BARMM agencies implementing related projects such as the development of more inclusive school curricula by the Ministry for Basic, Higher, and Tech-
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we hope our friend, former NHA General Manager Marcelino would be extremely happy if the former NHA top brass could enlighten us on what particular requirement the developer has
If indeed there was such a requirement, how come the contractor or developer has been allowed that long to implement the project when easily he could have been warned of cancellation of the contract with him if he failed to submit the requirement? Why was the developer allowed to continue working that long
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the recommendations as well as the creation of a national TJ
“Six years since the publication of the TJRC report and the establishment of the BARMM with the Bangsamoro Transition Authority in interim leadership, no huge public discussion has been organized to pick up on the topic of transitional justice again and review if actions were made on the recommendations submitted to both the Government of the Philippines and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) peace panels”, said Guiamel Alim, a key Bangsamoro CSO leader and former coorpicked up these recommendations and, building on previous efforts, provided spaces to discuss what is next for transitional
‘We as CSOs are powerful in our ability to gather for a common cause’
and panel discussions, the transitional justice conference was primarily one thing: a chance for transitional justice advocates both from within and outside the Bangsamoro to come togethertional justice since the publication of the TJRC report, it served peace agreement, re-energize existing initiatives, and explore new ways of strengthening the push for a genuine implementation of the recommendations of the Transitional Justice and
The conference built on previous and existing efforts to make transitional justice a priority topic for political key actorsing diverse actors into a room together, it aimed to give a voice to those communities affected by the previous and on-going
conference allowed participants to explore lessons from abroad shared by panelists from Cambodia, Nepal, Serbia, and Kosovo and was also attended by embassy representatives of Germany, Norway, Switzerland, and Ireland, all of which expressed their commitment to continue supporting the peace process in the
even up to the point that some units of the duplex houses were already ready for TURNOVER?
It had been some months back since we last passed the project area, and by that time, the billboard announcing the supposed developer’s submission of the critical document was
Is that requirement so extremely important, like it is a matter of a “life-and-death” situation that the continuation of the work cannot be done without?
If the problem is not yet settled up to now and the “hold
The many conversations held during the conference – in plenary, workshop rooms, during coffee breaks and side meetings – showed what is still needed for transitional justice in the Bangsamoro: transitional justice legislation and a mechanism on the national level, genuine commitment from all actors involved in implementing the recommendations of the Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Commission, and the inclusion of marginalized groups such as indigenous peoples, women, youth, the gaps in transitional justice efforts, the conference also sent a strong signal that there are many willing to work to close these working group on transitional justice: “The positive side of the coin is, we see people continuing to assert and pushing for the What’s next?
“Transitional justice is like crossing a bridge from a dark, violent past to a brighter, and peaceful future” – the metaphor introduced by conference keynote speaker Rufa Cagoco-Guiam was taken up again by conference participants on the last day as they symbolically built together a bridge into a brighter organizational commitments into one metaphorical bridge, participants created a powerful reminder of what they planence closed with each sector – civil society from within the Bangsamoro region, BARMM government actors, academe, international organizations, and UN agencies – reading out their commitment statements, in answer to the question “Transitional answer to this question is that we will continue to create safe spaces for exchange and learning for those advocating for and community representatives, fellow NGOs, and international partners, we renewed our commitment to working towards genuine and inclusive transitional justice processes in the Collins: “Let us recognize the important role of TJ in creating
status” is still in effect, has the NHA or the government, for that matter, not thought of the magnitude of the money that has been wasted even as its work stoppage is kind of depriving several homeless households the opportunity to have houses of their own?
Or, is the NHA entertaining the plan to have the local Kadamay organization mobilized to take over the houses for themselves? Or, is the agency simply out to convert the said subdivision into another “white elephant” for the homeless people to salivate?
‘As long as we see small lights, we continue to hope’
LENA MUHS
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All pawned items that expired during the month of AUGUST 2022, if not renewed or redeemed will be sold to the public on FEBRUARY 16, 2023 at 9:00a.m. at our pawnshop premises.
Gipahibalo ang tanan na ang AL-JOS PAWNSHOP magasubasta sa tanan nga nag-expired sa bulan sa AGOSTO 2022. Ang tanan prenda ibaligya sa publiko karong PEBRERO 16, 2023 sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
All Pawned items that expired until the month of JUNE 2022, must be redeemed or renewed Two (2) days prior the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises at 9:00 A.M.
ang tanan nga ang GOLDVALUE PAWNSHOP, INC., maga subasata sa tanan nga nag-expired kung dili malukat ibaligya sa publiko sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
All pawned items that expired during the month of DECEMBER 2022 , must renewed or redeemed two (2) days prior to the Auction Schedule stated below. If not renewed or redeemed, it will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises @ 9:00 a.m.
Gipahibalo ang tanan nga ang NARDING PAWNSHOP, INC., maga-subasta sa tanan nga nag-expired sa bulan sa DISYEMBRE 2022. Ang tanan prenda ibaligya sa publiko sa mga petsa nga nakabutang sa ubos, sa oras nga 9:00 sa buntag.
CPB-NGI PAWNSHOP, INC.
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
All pawned items that expired during the Months of SEPTEMBER 2022 (Regular Items) and OCTOBER 2022 (Gadgets) must be redeemed or renewed two (2) days prior to the Auction date schedule as stated below. If not redeemed or renewed will be sold to the public on its respectively auction date schedule at its premises at 9:00 AM
(Fronting Queen Bank)
Tel. No. (082) 222-1561 ; (082) 321-0128
Email: goldstandardpawnshopdavao@gmail.com
Rosegold Pawnshop Ilustre Street, Davao City (Beside NCCC Hardwaremaxx) Tel. No. (082) 295-6199
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
All Jewelry and other articles pawned at Rosegold Pawnshop San Pedro-Main, Rosegold Pawnshop Ilustre, Rosegold Pawnshop Bolton, Rosegold Pawnshop, Agdao and Rosegold Pawnshop Buhangin from SEPTEMBER 16, 2022 TO OCTOBER 15, 2022
If not redeemed or renewed on or before MARCH 17, 2023 will be sold to the Public Auction on MARCH 20-22, 2023 at Rosegold Pawnshop San Pedro-Main from 9:00am to 6:00pm.
Accepts: Jewelry, wholesaler and retailer on all kinds of jewelry
Highest Appraisal and Low Interest Rates at 3%
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
All jewelry and other articles pawned at Goldstandard Pawnshop San Pedro, from SEPTEMBER 16, 2022 TO OCTOBER 15, 2022 if not redeemed or renewed on MARCH 17, 2023 will be sold to the Public Auction on MARCH 20-22, 2023 at our Pawnshop premises from 9:00am to 6:00pm.
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
All pawned items at METRO GOLDBRILL PAWNSHOP that expired if not redeemed or renewed Two (2) days before the Auction will be sold to the public on MARCH 15, 2023.
Gipahibalo and tanan na ang METRO GOLDBRILL PAWNSHOP magasubasta sa tanan nga nagexpired kung dili malukat o matubuan duha (2) ka adlaw una ang pagbaligya sa publiko karong MARSO 15, 2023.
EURO CIRCLE PAWNSHOP
SAN PEDRO ST., DAVAO CITY - TEL. NO.: 227-0521
EURO MAIN PAWNSHOP
ILUSTRE ST., DAVAO CITY - TEL. NO.: 227-7511
MATI CITY, DAVAO ORIENTAL - TEL. NO.: 306-0665
EURO STAR PAWNSHOP
ILUSTRE ST., DAVAO CITY - TEL. NO.: 227-0667
EURO SUN PAWNSHOP
SAN PEDRO ST., DAVAO CITY - TEL. NO.: 227-3321
Roque Bldg., Matina Crossing, Davao City
Tel. # 234-6367
PAWNS NOT REDEEMED/RENEWED WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS AFTER EXPIRY DATES WILL BE AUCTIONED ON MARCH 15, 2023 AT 10:00 A.M. AT THE RESPECTIVE PAWNSHOPS WHERE THE ITEMS WERE PAWNED.
GABBY’S BRILLIANT PAWNSHOP INC. / GABBY’S INFINITE PAWNSHOP INC.
All Pawned items at GOLDVISION PAWNSHOP, INC., that expired must be redeemed or renewed Two (2) days prior the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises at 9:00 A.M.
Gipahibalo ang tanan nga ang GOLDVISION PAWNSHOP, INC., maga subasata sa tanan nga nag-expired, kung dili malukat ibaligya sa publiko sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
BRANCHES AUCTION DATE TEL. NO.
General Lao, Toril
MARCH 16, 2023
MARCH 16, 2023
MARCH 10, 2023
MARCH 03, 2023
MARCH 28, 2023
MARCH 16, 2023
TEL NO.: 321-2185 / 234-4844
All Pawned items at GABBY’S BRILLIANT PAWNSHOP, INC. and GABBYS’S INFINITE PAWNSHOP, INC. that expired must be redeemed or renewed Two (2) days prior the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises at 9:00 A.M.
Gipahibalo ang tanan nga ang GABBY’S BRILLIANT PAWNSHOP, INC. and GABBYS’S INFINITE PAWNSHOP, INC. maga subasata sa tanan nga nag-expired kung dili malukat ibaligya sa publiko sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
(formerly Cabaguio
MARCH 21, 2023
MARCH 24, 2023
DAVAO VAULT SP
JULY 2022
AUGUST 2022
MARCH 16, 2023
MARCH 16, 2023
MARCH 16, 2023
Door #7Realty Bldg. beside Lakitan Mall San Pedro street, Davao City (Tel No.: 228-9322
BRANCHES AUCTION DATE TEL. NOS. SAN PEDRO MARCH 14, 2023 321-2185 ILUSTRE MARCH 02, 2023 234-4844
IRONMAN...(fromfrontpage) RDC XI...(frompage2)
Tuan Chun Chang were neck-and-neck coming out of the water and even the bike course. But the Portuguese showed off his mettle when he transitioned from the bike to the run despite the challenge from Stojanovic, which had the best run of the day, clocking 1:18:03.
The Ironman 70.3, the third time that Davao City hosted, drew 1,700 participants from 49 countries.
Meanwhile, 18-yearold Gerald Tayag of Barangay Sto. Niño, Panabo City, was reportedly rushed to the ICU when a triathlete hit him during the race.
According to the Panabo City Police, triathlete David Smith, 55, was biking from Tagum City to Davao City when Tayag suddenly crossed the middle of the road to get a water container.
The force of the crash sent Smith crashing, suffering minor injuries as a the race. Meanwhile, the
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and the nurses started their house-to-house campaign since January this year.
Vaccination hesitancy, however, has remained a problem.
Campong and her team of four nurses and interns visited houses in the hinterland village of Upper Pantar, but each time received negative responses.
Upon seeing the nurses with the unmistakable shoulder bag of COVID-19 vaccines, some would hide inside their houses.
Others feign sickness or tell the nurses they are not ready to receive the jab.
“These are their usual excuses when our team visits their houses. Many of them are afraid that they would get sick,” she said.
Campong said it is understandable since a day in bed would mean they could not work and could provide no food on the table.
She said most residents here live on “a hand to mouth” existence, barely earning from the farmland on the slopes ofpality beside the Agus River in Lanao del Norte province.
Most of Pantar’s 26,599 residents are farmers who sell their produce in nearby Marawi City or at the roadside stalls that dot the highway.
The Department of Health region 10 has targeted 16,489 residents in the municipality of Pantar, Lanao del Norte for vaccination.
In its March 12, 2023 assessment, the DOH 10 said only 5,568 residents had beencine and only 4,914 residents got their second dose.
the DOH 10 said only 1,141 residents took the jab, while only 271 did for the second booster.
The DOH 10 said some 10,921 residents remain
victim was immediately taken to the hospital.
The report from One Mindanao revealed that the victim suffered a skull fracture and also bleeding in his brain. The victim’s mother, Geraldine Tayag, said her son only tried to get the water container to prevent other bikers from running over it.
In a separate interview, Major Catherine Dela Rey, spokesperson of the Davao Ironman event was very peaceful.
The Police Regional Office XI has suspended the Permit to Carry Firearms Outside of Residence (PTCOR 4 or PTC 4) in the entire Davao Region from March 20 to March 31 as an added safety measure for the IronMan 70.3 Triathlon Race.
The regional and Davao police deployed force multipliers to secure the event.
unvaccinated, making Pantar municipality among the highest in Lanao del Norte province in terms of vaccine hesitancy.
Campong and her team continued visiting more houses in Barangay West Pantar, braving muddy trail and rains, until they came upon the house of 57-year old Fatimah.
Fatimah readily agreed to be inoculated. She told them she was waiting for the nurses to pass by for weeks.
“I am not scared of being vaccinated. I do not listen to my neighbors telling unfounded stories about the COVID-19 vaccine,” Fatimah told the team as she showed them her vaccination card, proof that she had already been inoculated twice.
Fatimah said this was her Campong’s second luck came as the weary team returned to the highway. A woman went up to them showing her vaccination card and asking for a second shot.
“We are lucky today. We have two vaccinations but on other days, we came up with zero,” Campong said.
The other team of nurses who went farther down the highway came back with zero results.
Batuan sad the spread of disinformation on the COVID-19 vaccines made more people hesitate against vaccination.
“At the onset of the pandemic, news and commentary programs were airing fake news about the vaccine. These stuck on the minds of the listeners,” the doctor told MindaNews.
Batuan said the DOH tried many ways to counter the wrong information but the misconceptions about the vaccines continued.
She said Muslim religious leaders like the Imams
would remove it from the franchise area of the Northern Davao Electric Cooperative (Nordeco).
The provincial government and its municipal governments and the province's business sector also issued resolutions to support the move.
Early this month, the business sector of Tagum City, the capital of Davao del Norte, held an awareness rally to support the congressional proposal.
A similar rally was also held in Igacos last month. The city, considered the region's crown jewel in tourism, hastricity since Christmas Day when the submarine cable that provides power conked out.
Instead of repairing the submarine cable, which is connected to the grid through the transmission system of DLPC, Nordeco tapped a company that provides modular generator sets as the temporary power source.
The electric cooperative plans to replace the submarine cable with another submarine cable that will connect the city to Pantukan in Davao de Oro, about ten times in distance if compared with the present submarine cable.
charge of Nordeco, said early this month that repairing the submarine cable would cost the cooperative P10 million, while its submarine cable
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is a good idea, except pag sumobra ang bilis ng adjustment ng exchange rate maraming presyo na susunod sa kanya (when the adjustment of the exchange rate is fast, this will be followed by more price changes),” he added.
BSP may cut RRR
Meanwhile, any adjustment in banks’ reserve requirement ratio (RRR) will be rate is on a sustainable downward path.
Medalla said cutting the RRR now will confuse the market given the increases in the central bank’s key rates to help address the elevated
“I have this scenario. Inbut clearly on a downward trajectory and everybody believes that that downward trend is unstoppable, then we can cut,” he said.
The rate hikes are aimed at, among others, limiting excess liquidity into the system to help tame strong domestic
joined them in the campaign to convince fellow Muslims to accept vaccination because it is not “haram” (forbidden) but necessary to keep them safe.
“I think the hesitancy is not religious but more cultural. Fake news about the vaccination program was so pervasive that it stayed in the minds of the residents,” Batuan said.
Batuan said another reason for hesitancy among the residents was when health authorities eased the COV-
project would cost about P1.5 billion.
However, the Davao Consumer Movement, a consumer group supporting the transfer proposal, said that by tapping a company offering modular generator sets, electricity rates in the franchise area of Nordeco have tremendously increased.
On the submarine cable project, the group, through co-convenor Ryan Amper, said that the project had not gotten approval from the regulating agencies like the Energy Regulation Commission, which approves capital expenditures in the power industry, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources for the environmental the governments of Pantukan and Igacos for the permits.
Amper added that had the electric cooperative been conscious of helping its consumers who will shoulder the increase in rates once the project is completed, it could have waited for the completion of the bridge that will connect the island city to the mainland and used it as the backbone for the cable that would only result in a capital expenditure of P200 million based on initial study.
The use of the connector bridge, not only for the power supply but also for water supply to the island city, was also approved in the form of the resolution by the RDC, also as initiated by Jubahib.
demand, which an RRR cut will counter since this will infuse additional liquidity into the domestic economy.
The last time the BSP reduced banks’ RRR was in 2020 when universal and commercial bank’s (U/KBs) RRR was cut by 200 basis points to 12 percent.
During the same year, RRR of thrift banks (TBs) and rural banks (RBs) were cut by 100 basis points to 3 percent and 2 percent, respectively.
Monetary authorities earlier said they aim to bring down big banks’ RRR to single digit by this year.
Medalla said the right timing to slash RRR is when the markets are convinced that domestic inflation rate is already back within the government’s 2 to 4 percent target band.
He forecasts inflation rate to return to within target levels starting around October this year.
As of end-February this year, the average inflation stood at 8.6 percent. (PNA)
ID-19 restrictions that allowed residents to move around after two years of strict quarantine measures.
She said the requirement to present vaccination cards when entering shopping malls and entering nearby Iligan City was lifted as COVID-19 cases fell nationwide.
Batuan lamented that the unvaccinated became even bolder in shunning vaccination against COVID-19.
(Froilan Gallardo / MindaNews)
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of Davao and Samal. It is Earth Hour, time to become part of climate action,” she said.
Earth Hour traces its beginnings to the year 2007. Every year since then, it has been “lights off” for an hour worldwide, to show symbolic support for the planet and to raise awareness of the environmental issues affecting it.
It was “lights off” from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday in the Philippines.
IDIS said the people are encouraged to switch off all non-essential lights and electrical appliances, take a walk, ride a bike, or go to a park.
“By doing so, we can reduce our carbon footprint and take part in this meaningful event in conserving the resources of our planet. Join the movement and let us all take action to protect our planet and secure a sustainable future for all,” it said.
Initiated by World Wildlife Fund, the Earth Hour is a “global grassroots movement uniting people to take action on environmental issues and protect the planet.”
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would become part owners of the public transport units, not plainly drivers or lone operator-driver.
“If ma coop na sila, mamahimo na silang tag-iya, usa na sila sa mga tag-iya. They will become owners of the units. Naa silay regular nga sweldo. Dili na boundary system at the same time, kung unsa ang income sa ilang cooperatiba, uyon sa ilang internal na pagasabutan, naa sila share sa income sa maong mga modernized units. (They will become part owners if they would be organized as coops. They would then have regular salary that would no longer be on a boundary system, and at the same time, whatever would be the income of their cooperative, based on their internal agreement, they would have income share.),” he Llanos said.
In the PUVMP, owners of PUV and PUJs owners would have to keep their units as private vehicles, but old PUVs and PUJs of 15 years and above would have to be taken to the LTFRB scrapping center for destruction, Llanos said.
Meanwhile, owners would be given due remuneration based on the assessed value on top of the socio-development package.
Meanwhile, Retired Police Col. Dionisio Abude, chief of the Davao City Trans-
In Davao del Norte, Governor Edwin Jubahib said Earth Hour is a powerful reminder that collective efforts could create a sigthe planet.
“By simply turning off our lights and electronic devices for one hour, we stand in solidarity with millions of people across the globe who are committed to conserving energy, reducing carbon emissions, and preserving our planet's precious resources,” the governor said in a statement.
He said climate change is an urgent issue requiring a “collective effort of every individual, community, and nation,” encouraging the people to “come together as one united front against the unprecedented challenges posed by climate change.”
He said the province has been working to implement various eco-friendly policies, projects, and programs to preserve the environment and secure a sustainable future for the people. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)
Office (CTTMO) revealed that the City Council of Davao had already passed a City Ordinance mandating the grant of the socio-development package to PUJ drivers who would be affected by the High Priority Bus (HPS) System implementation of the city government.
Abude said that even tricycle drivers who would be losing their livelihood are also entitled to receive sociodevelopment package and skills training assistance.
The CTTMO screens the list of duly registered PUJ drivers in the city and conducts an education program relative to the implementation of HPBSS that is due to start in the last quarter of 2024, he said.
Meanwhile, LTFRB Public Transport Modernization Program focal, Engr. Ronnel Victor Panigon said LTFRB had so far facilitated the formation of 30 transport cooperatives regionwide. “Sa van, 96 percent units na na-formed nga transport coops. Sa PUJs, 86.57 percent. Taas ni nga percentage,” he said during the One Davao Presser.
Corollary to this, Llanos said Davao Region had posted 91% compliance among local government units (LGUs) outside of Davao City on the formulation of route plans under PUVMP. (PIA XI/ Jean Duron Abangan)
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reported stable prices of agricultural products in this city.
The report is based on the latest monitoring of prices at the Mayor Salvador Calo Public Market here from March 19 to 23.
No changes in the prices of local commercial rice in the market were monitored during the period, including the wellmilled and regular-milled rice.
The price of the imported premium rice remained at PHP45, while a decrease in the price of well-milled imported rice was noted from
PHP45 per kilo last week to PHP44 this week.
Prices of pork products remained still in the last two weeks, except for pork ribs which increased from PHP300 to PHP320 per kilo. Wholedressed chicken also went down from PHP215 per kilo last week to PHP210 this week.
For vegetable products, no major price changes were monitored except for onions which went down to PHP140 from PHP180 per kilo last week. (PNA)
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Davao Ros-Ver Pawnshop, Incorporated
Ilustre St., Davao City
Tel # 224-1204; 222-6086
AUCTION SALE!
(PNA)
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The CA 23 rd Division issued the ruling following
(DTI-10/PIA-10)
The DAVAO ROS-VER PAWNSHOP, INC. and NEW PAG-ASA PAWNSHOP will be having its JOINT AUCTION on all unredeemed pawned items left during the month of January 2023. The said items will be sold to the public at the following VENUE AND DATE.
Gipahibalo ang publiko na ang DAVAO ROS-VER PAWNSHOP, INC. og ang NEW PAG-ASA PAWNSHOP; magsubasta sa tanang prenda nga naremata atong Enero 2023. Ang tanang prenda dungan nga ibaligya sa publiko sa mga sumusunod nga dapit og petsa:
11RCDG...(frombackpage)
forts to defend the rights
The petitioners ques
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF VIVENCIO M. MAGLAYA and GREGORIA A. MAGLAYA
NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of the late VIVENCIO M. MAGLAYA who died intestate on December 29, 2011 and mother GREGORIA AMARANTE MAGLAYA who died intestate on October 4, 1993;
That the deceased at the time of their respective death left certain real properties located in the City of Davao covered by 1). TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-14619 with land area of THREE HUNDRED TWENTY (320) Square Meters more or less situated at Barrio Obrero City of Davao and; 2). TRANSFER CERTFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-8774 situated at Bacaca Road, City of Davao with land area of Five Hundred Forty Nine (549) Square Meters more or less; That pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described properties has been the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLELEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF VIVENCIO M. MAGLAYA and GREGORIA A. MAGLAYA made and executed by and among their heirs per Doc. No. 361; Page No. 74; Book No. 76; Series of 2023 of the Notary Public ATTY. JOSELITO D. SEVILLA of Davao City.
(MT- Mar. 22, 27 & Apr. 3, 2023)
“This is not the end of the
(Bong
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late ANASTACIO MONDANO who died intestate on January 11, 1987 at Barangay Pinut-an San Ricardo, Southern Leyte, married to ELENA MADIS who died intestate on September 21, 1992 at Barangay Pinut-an San Ricardo, Southern Leyte; WHEREAS, Anastacio Mondano is the absolute and registered owner of Twenty Thousand (20,000) Square Meters of land more or less located at Barangay Bobon, Mati, Davao Oriental covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. P-11309; That pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described property has been the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTAE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE made and executed by and among their heirs per Doc. No. 134; Page No. 28; Book No. 5; Series of 2023 of the Notary Public ATTY. JANE KARLA BORBE of Davao City. (MT-Mar. 22, 27 & April 3, 2023)
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF MANUEL C. JADRAQUE JR.
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late MANUEL C. JADRAQUE JR., MSP who died intestate on July 24, 2021 at San Roque Cathedral Parish, A. Mabini St., Caloocan City;
That the deceased at the time of his death left a deposit account at the Bank of the Philippine Island/BPI Family Bank, which is more particularly described as follows:
That pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described properties has been the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF MANUEL C. JADRAQUE JR. made and executed by and among his heirs per Doc. No. 18; Page No. 4; Book No. 46; Series of 2022 of the Notary Public JUANITO G. CAMASURA JR. of Digos City. (MT-Mar. 13, 20 & 27, 2023)
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