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Renewable-energy companies are betting on three towns in the eastern portion of Laguna as new hubs for renewable energy.

New renewable energy hubs?

With the deadline for all POGOs to disappear from the country nearing, operators of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations are reinventing their businesses in the country to ensure their continued operations here.


Are POGOs reinventing themselves?

A consumer’s group has assailed a resolution of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) establishing its methodology for calculating power rates, saying that this new system has already inflicted a burden on consumers. 

NASECORE: ERC’s new ‘pricing system’ puts burden on consumers

On November 18, 2016, then President Rodrigo Roa Duterte deceitfully allowed the Marcoses to bury the body of their dictator-patriarch Ferdinand E. Marcos in the Libingan ng mga Bayani.

Marcos Not A Hero

Poultry farmers in Leyte can now be assured that their farms are safe from the threat of avian influenza, more commonly known as “bird flu.”

Leyte now bird flu-free

Everyone knows how difficult it is for college graduates to land corporate jobs because of either a mismatch in their acquired knowledge and the skills required by the companies or because of the preference of certain companies for only a few graduates of their select universities to choose from.

Luring students to technical vocation

Or Economic Catastrophe?

Iloilo City's grand attempt at modern infrastructure, the Ungka Flyover, continues to be a subject of both ridicule and frustration. 


A COMEDY  OF ERRORS 

The United States is “expanding” its maritime activities in the South China Sea, US Ambassador to the Philippines, Mary Kay Carlson told an international media conference in Manila on June 25.

Sailing in free waters sends message to China, US envoy says

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I AM BACK: Atty Buenaventura Go-Soco Jr. Column

     Last week's column deserves a second helping. I talked about the other side of many big ticket, multi-billion peso projects. For a region that has seldom experienced the simultaneous implementation of major projects that cost several billion pesos  each, this is a new experience.  The residents are amazed at the rash of projects suddenly under implementation. But the problem, as I mentioned, in previous issues is the interconnection among them in addition to their inherent weaknesses. 

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With the past weeks’ House Quad Committee hearings, the people saw how weak or tentative or intelligent and relevant questions were raised by the so-called “Representatives of the People” in confronting the civilian Rodrigo Roa Duterte. The co-chairmen looked like they were so conscious about the former president’s brutal handling of the presidency that they showed a bit of nervousness as they tried to explain the rules of engagement by all concerned. They appeared all along that they had to be so respectful that they made sure to call the civilian RR Duterte “Mr. President.”

Quad Com vs RR Duterte

The decline of the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEI) from November 6 to November 14—from 7,245.92 to 6,559.27—occurred in seven consecutive days.  This, to me, is alarming, as such decline is seldom felt in a supposedly robust economy as the Philippines’.  Another such plunge that happened last April 2 to April 16  was not so concerning as this was followed by a slight recovery.

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