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WEATHER UPDATE AS of 2 a.m. yesterday, the Low Pressure Area (LPA) was estimated based on satellite and surface data at 620 km West of Luzon (15.3°N, 113.5°E). Cagayan, Isabela and Cordillera Administrative Region will be cloudy with occasional moderate to heavy rains and thunderstorms.

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18,000 elective post up for grab in 2013 elections

By CRIS DIAZ, Associate editor

A TOTAL OF 18,022 NATIONAL AND LOCAL POSITIONS are to be filled up in the May 13, 2013 elections, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in Manila announced yesterday.

Comelec Chairman Sixto Brillantes said that all systems go for the five-day filing period of Certificates of Candidacy for the national and local polls starting Monday until Friday.

Candidates running for senatorial positions should file their COCs at the Project Management Office at the Comelec Main Office in Intramuros, Manila.

“The Certificate of Candidacy shall be filed by the candidate personally or by his duly authorized representative, whose authority shall be in writing, under oath and attached,” Bril-

Comelec Chair Sixto Brillantes urges candidates to dispense fanfare during filing of certificates of candidacy this week.

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lantes said.

Positions at stake in next year’s polls are for 12 sena-

tors, 229 district members of the House of Representatives, 80 governors, 80 vice governors, 766 members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, 138 city mayors, 138 city vice mayors, 1,532 members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod, 1,496 municipal mayors, 1,496 municipal vice mayors, and 11,972 members of the Sangguniang Bayan.

Other positions available are one regional governor, one regional vice governor, and 24 regional assemblymen for the ARMM. Brillantes hopes that candidates would not embark on the fiesta-like atmosphere, which is the usual scenario during this occasion.

‘We urged candidates to dispense with all the fanfares. Let us make the filing of COCs this week ELECTIONS | page 9

1 dead, Army official sees 2 hurt as peaceful 2013 polls soldiers, DAVAO City––A top mili- on peacekeeping when it tary commander has pre- is needed. bandits dicted a relatively peaceful “Based on our own asconduct of the filing of sessment, there is no direct of candidacy threat to peace especially clash anew certificates (COC) and other election- in the holding of electionBy AL JACINTO

ZAMBOANGA City––Government troops killed an Abu Sayyaf militant and wounded two more in a clash in the restive province of Basilan, army officials said on Monday.

Capt. Albert Caber, a spokesman for the 1st Infantry Division, said the weekend fighting erupted in the village of Mebak in Sumisip town, a known stronghold of the HURT | page 9

related activities in Davao Region up to the election day on May 13, 2013.

Brig. General Ariel Bernardo, commander of the army’s 10th Infantry Battalion, said the region has no direct threat to peace and security related to election activities based on their latest monitoring.

He said though the police has been given the lead role in keeping the peace during elections, the military is prepared to render its assistance

related activities in the region,” Bernardo said.

He said they are also studying certain provinces where election-related violent incidents happened in the past.

“At this point in time, we cannot see the possibility of occurrence of electionrelated-violent incidents, but we continue to monitor the situation by looking at the history of political violence in several areas of the region,” he said.

PNoy proclaims Liberal Party-led senatorial bets

By LILYBETH G. ISON

PRESIDENT Benigno S. Aquino III proclaimed Monday the 12 senatorial candidates for the 2013 elections of the Liberal Party (LP)-led coalition at Club Filipino in San Juan City.

Other parties in the coalition are the philippine news agency Nacionalista Party (NP), Nationalist People’s

Coalition (NPC), Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP), and the newly formed National Unity Party (NUP).

The President, being the LP chairman, has appointed Sen. Franklin Drilon as campaign manager of the coalition.

In his speech he said: “Batid po ng Pilipino ang bigat ng mga PROCLAIMS | page 9

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2 killed, 1 captured, 1 hurt in Sultan Kudarat encounter SULTAN Kudarat––Two alleged New People’s Army (NPA) rebels were killed, while one was captured by government forces after a 45-minute in Tiruray, Barangay Telafas, Columbio town this province, Saturday.

Reports reaching the Mindanao Daily News (MDN) said, engaged in the encounter with troopers of the Alpha Company, 27 Infantry Battalion led by 1st Lt. Fernandez were five alleged members of the Southern Alip Regional Guerilla Unit-Far South (SARGU-FS) of the NPA. Names of the fatalities

have not yet been identified, as of press time, while the captive was identified as Renato Arema. He was immediately turned-over to the local police.

Wounded in the firefight was Cpl Hajimanor Amino (Inf) PA of 27IB was wounded. Troops have recovered two high powered firearms at the encounter site.

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It was further reported that the encounter resulted from tips from civilians that a group of armed men were extorting money from local farmers.

“The people of Columbio are fed up with the lies and extortion activities of the communist rebels. I hope KARAPATAN will look into these activities where NPA rebels are taking undue advantage against the local people,” said Lt. Col. Alexis Noel C. Bravo, 27IB commander.

He extended his grateful appreciation to the populace for involving themselves in government campaign against the insurgents in the area. (27th IB, PA, AFP/asf)

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Acting Public Information Officer Evangeline Peña of DAR-Dinagat says,

“I have learned so much from the speaker during the Broadcasting Training at BWM M Media Center, Cagayan de Oro, o, September 18, 2012. It greatly enhanced my knowledge and now, I am already capable to critique a good newscaster or reporter. I’ll try my best to apply such learning and hopee that someday, I become a goodd radio newscaster. This is such an opportunity for me being designated as acting public information officer in our province and I thank God for sending me to this training.”

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At left, captured New People’s Army (NPA) member Renato Arema and the firearms recovered after the bloody encounter in Sultan Kudarat.

Persons with disability can avail of free legal services THE DEPARTMENT of Social Welfare and Development yesterday said that persons with disability could now avail of free legal services, Secretary Dinky Soliman said.

She said that the reation of the Sub-Committee on Access to Justice and AntiDiscrimination and the introduction of the DOJPAO “PWD-Friendly Public Attorneys” the complaints and cases filed by PWDs will be speedily resolved.

DOJ stands for Department of Jusitce while PAO means Public Attorneys Office.

Soliman said the creation of the sub-committee was in compliance to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in December 2006 where the Philippines is a signatory.

Under Article XIII (Access to Justice) of the UN Convention, State Parties The Department of Social Welfare and Development through commit to take SERVICES | page 9

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Local inventors push for ‘inventors incentive act’ A FILIPINO inventor is pushing for the implementation of the Republic Act (RA) 7459, or the Inventors and Invention Incentives Act, that provides tax incentives for Filipino inventors and inventions.

Multi-awarded inventor

Edgar Delibo, owner of the ‘Dok Alternatibo Group of Companies,’ is a recipient of various awards for his inventions of herbal medicines, food supplements and natural cosmetics products.

He said the intent of the law is to recognize and

grant incentives to inventors, particularly extending tax exemptions for every invention.

“But sad to say it was not implemented. Unfortunately, I was not given the privilege for said PUSH | page 9

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Group spearheads clean-up, tree-planting in Oro’s riverbank A F T E R T H E C ATASTROPHIC TYPHOON SENDONG struck the city, the Safer River, Life Saver Foundation, Inc., took the initiative to start the rehabilitation of the riverbanks in Cagayan de Oro City especially the 17 riverbank barangays.

Dubbed as Clearing, Cleaning and Tree Growing (CCT) project, the group has been conducting the clearing, cleaning and tree growing activity since February. The group planted Lambago trees.

Safer River, Life Saver Foundation Inc., in partnership with the College of Business Administration of Liceo de Cagayan University, conducted a Clearing, Cleaning and Tree Growing Activity, last July 21, 2012 at Isla de Oro, Cagayan de Oro City.

“We are also joined by our partners; City Local Environment and Natural Resources (CLENRO) represented by Ms. Virgiania Dinguinion-OIC, DENR-10, Philipine Maritine Police headed by P/ Supt. Robert Baesa, Philipine Coast Guard (PCG), Philippine National Police (PNP),MARINA represented by Mr. Galileo Garcia, students, faculty and staff of College of Business Administration with Atty.

Leo Perez, Dean of CBA,” the group said in a press statement.

“We conducted another clearing, cleaning and tree growing in Tambo, Macasanding last August 1-4, 2012.

We were joined by Philippine Maritime Police, Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), 4th Infantry Division (4ID), Philippine National Police (PNP), City Government through CLENRO, representative from Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR-10), representative from Department of Agriculture (DA), Facul ty and Staff of Liceo de Cagayan University,” it added.

Just last August 18, 2012, the group conducted the Staking of the Lambago Trees planted in Isla de Oro and Macasanding.

Staking means, putting in marks that there are trees planted in the area. It is like putting a tree guard on the planted lambago to avoid/prevent it from being stepped on or eaten by animals. “In this activity, we were joined by the Boy Scouts of the Philippines, Philippine National Police and students of Liceo de Cagayan University,” said the group.

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With P/Supt. Robert Baesa of PNP Maritime, CLENRO OIC-Ms. Virginia Dinguinion, DENR-10 representative Jeff Maape, Dr. Rosalina S. Huerbana, Executive Director, SRLSFI and the Dean of College of Business Adminitration, Atty. Leo Perez.

NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH The truth, Mr. President, is that we do not support your Liberal Party candidates headed by Oscar Moreno in Cagayan de Oro City and Misamis Oriental. As Cagayanons, we witnessed how Moreno, once chairperson of the Lakas-Kampi, despised and attacked Your Excellency as then Presidential candidate of the Liberal Party in the 2010 presidential and local elections.

Moreno was running for reelection as governor in the province of Misamis Oriental at that time.

Moreno, as chairperson of former President Arroyo’s Lakas-Kampi political party, endorsed and vigorously campaigned for Lakas-Kampi mayoral candidate in Cagayan de Oro, too.

We feel, Mr. President, that Moreno’s running under the Liberal Party is an insult to Cagayanon electorates. We were out of our wits on how Moreno was able to join the Liberal Party with ease and without remorse. Any person of discernment could not do so without taking into consideration the propriety of his past actions. Personally attacking the presidential candidate who happened to be the Liberal Party’s standard-bearer then becoming its chairperson is unfair to Cagayanons. Mr. President, you were once the object of Moreno’s political molestation.

We grieved, Mr. President, of the real Liberal Party members in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental who suffer derision with Moreno’s entrance. Genuine Liberal Party members, leaders, and supporters who fought, defended, and campaigned for the party’s ideals in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental lost the moral ascendancy to be part of the political party.

We know that the Liberal Party is a political party of historic leaders of our nation. We believed in its liberal ideals of democracy and fairness. Yet, Cagayanons want that the spirit of fairness and justice be handed over to leaders with unblemished political loyalty in the past. Cagayanons would only support candidates whose motives to run for elective posts are undoubtedly bereft of personal vindictiveness and political accommodation.

sure that we are able to sustain the project, that is why are conducting this every Saturday and we also make sure that the Lambago Trees that we planted in Isla de Oro and Macasandig is monitored and evaluated every 3rd Saturday of the month,” the press statement said adding, “just last September 15, 2012 the 3rd Sunday of the month, together with the students of Liceo de Cagayan Univeristy, we visited Isla de Oro, cleaned and cleared

the area around the planted Lambago tree to make sure that it can grow properly.”

“Also still part of the CCT Project, last Saturday Sept 22, 2012, we cleaned and cleared the riverbank along Liceo de Cagayan University, students of LDCU helped in the activity.

We make sure that students of LDCU take part in this noble endeavour for them to be aware of the importance and significance of the Cagayan de Oro River,” said the group.

Mr. President, the case of Moreno is not an exception. It is clear that he abandoned the LakasKampi and joined the Liberal Party for political convenience – not to truly serve the aspirations of the people of Cagayan de Oro in particular and the people of Misamis Oriental in general. Moreno is undeserving as a Liberal Party leader. This is the reason, Mr. President, that Cagayanons will never support the Liberal Party with Moreno at its helm.

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Election is all about buying and selling THE SAD REALITY OF THE ELECTIONS is it is just like Wall Street, New York – it is about the buying and selling!

Most political parties act with traditional determination to win the elections and it all boils down to how much are you willing to spend per voter? (by todays rates easily 2k per voter-wow!)

Other than the surveys they are duped by, all considering since it is Harry Tambuatco common knowledge results of surveys are manipulated to what it is you wish to endorse to generate perceptions of truth, politicians and political parties are swayed curiously.

Sadly and oddly enough every election is in definite violation of over-spending and worst of all; what is called “vote buying and selling” we should term prostitution.

Households are identified thru the voter’s registrations listings on the quantification of voters available, multiply this with monies you wish to corrupt them with (per household/ voter) and there you are – your budget to win the elections. It seems the advocacies of educating the masses by political parties and NGO’s are all for naught if not in activation for the duration between elections is all talk, talk, talk.

The rich with deep pockets have even exceeded known boundaries now fast becoming the new norm with the despicable practice of expanding congressional seats known to be the party list system nominations representing a bogus representation of various sectors.

Wall Street known for its international destruction of the world’s financial system is known to trade like the casinos wiping out everything in its path. This path of destruction continues to date to wreck havoc around the world and yet they at Wall Street walk about in their sleek suits as if they are statesmen and financial wizards who have but pocketed funds from the ignoramus to enrich themselves (does this not typify our politicians)?

They ideally should be incarcerated but just like in the Philippines they, the politicians walk about as if they are the ideal representation of the people for good fortune.

Idiotic as this may sound this is the truth of our elections and no less the Comelec is inutile towards regulating

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Wishing life away THINK a minute.

Do you wish you were somewhere else right now?

At the beach? Away on a nice holiday? At Disneyland?

Many of us spend a lot of our time wishing we were somewhere else.

When we’re at work we wish we were home relaxing.

We wish we had a different job and career or a different boss. We wish we were rich.

But we can wish our life away.

The simple fact is we’re not somewhere else, we’re right here!

Meantime, life is passing us by while we spend our time making retirement plans. Then, even if we finally get something we wished for, we still keep

Think A Minute Jhan Tiafau Hurst wishing for something more because it’s become our state of mind—always wishing for something else. So we don’t even enjoy the things we already do have.

So don’t wait until you’re not too busy before you get close to your kids. Enjoy them now. They’ll never be this age again.

Don’t wait until you buy or build that new house or until you make more money.

Token candidates as facade

THE ATMOSPHERE at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental was a bit subdued following yesterday’s official acceptance of certificates of candidacy. As we have discussed in yesterday’s issue of this paper, candidates are not likely to file their certificates of candidacy Monday.

The Comelec set the deadline Cris Diaz for the filing of the certificates of candidacy on October 5, a Friday.

By that time, the complete slate of candidates of political protagonists would submit to the Comelec. Doubts, however, persist that half of the names of candidates who would file for certificates of candidacy on Oct. 5 are tokens.

We refer to the word ‘token’ here as ‘temporary’ ELECTION | page 9 candidates. In other words, these candidates are only for compliance. They could not be the real candidate of the post they are filling in. This means, the real candidates will file their certificates of candidacy only on the deadline set in December when the final ‘substitution’

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And don’t wait until you retire, because then you might be too tired!

You see, each day is made to have its own special experiences and memories of fun, love, and lessons to learn.

So grab and squeeze every bit of life you can out of today, because this day will never come back again!

A very successful woman said, “Do your best this

moment, so you can be prepared and in the best place for your next moment and opportunity.”

That’s why Jesus promises all His followers that if we are faithful and productive with our small responsibilities now, then He will bless us with bigger opportunities later.

But first, we must decide to start living for Jesus His successful, right way every day of our life.

So why not ask Jesus to forgive you for living your own way and always wishing you had more?

Jesus will take charge of your life and help you to fully enjoy what you already have, as well as all the more that He wants to give you.

Just Think a Minute.

of candidates takes effect.

Candidates think of a number of considerations in the filing of certificates of candidacy as set by the Comelec on Oct. 1 to Oct. 5. There is a rule that a candidate who files a certificate of candidacy will only campaign on days set by the Comelec. Everybody knows that the campaign period is only limited for 45-day usually falling in the month of March, two months before elections on May. Any candidate, who officially file certificate of candidacy, found campaigning prior to the day or month set by the Comelec could be liable for violation of election rules.

Violation of election rules could be a ground for disqualification. Candidates are aware of this much as they are not also about to forego their liberty to campaign because of Comelec restriction. This is the reason why most candidates who are filing their certificates of candidacy this week are ‘token candidates.’ They are there only for a show, they said.

We do not think that candidates of hotly contested positions like the governor, congress, and mayors would forfeit their rights to campaign when there is still option left. Well, at least, we know this is how it works.

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LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless for the day of Christ…”

(Philippians 1:9-10, the Holy Bible).

-oooWORLD OSTOMY DAY: MINDANAO DAILY NEWS Here’s an item from veteran PUBLISHER newshen Lolly Acosta: “On MER M. SUDARIA October 6, 2012, we shall M Ä ¦ Ù celebrate World Ostomy RUEL V. PELONE ALLAN M. MEDIANTE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Day. What this celebration EXECUTIVE EDITOR means may sound strange JOE DEL PEURTO FELICILDA MELANIE RIVERA MANAGING EDITOR to many of us, as many may A ò Ùã®Ý®Ä¦ CRIS DIAZ not even be aware that they ASSOCIATE EDITOR ALBERT MOLIT are already afflicted with SHAUN ALEJANDRAE UY CIRCULATION `ostomy’, which is a disease SPORTS & LIFESTYLE EDITOR that is the fourth leading JUN ESCUADRO BEN ARCHE cancer in our country today: R ¦®ÊÄ ½ E ®ãÊÙ-DAVAO RIZA O. ARES colorectal cancer!

PAT SAMONTE LIEZL A. DELOSO R ¦®ÊÄ ½ E ®ãÊÙ-C Ù ¦ “People with such ailJOE PALABAO AL JACINTO ment are generally called RENE MICHAEL BAÑOS R ¦®ÊÄ ½ E ®ãÊÙ-Z Ã Ê Ä¦ M Ù» ã®Ä¦ CÊÄÝç½ã ÄãÝ `ostomates’, or those with GERRY LEE GORIT colostomy bags on their P«ÊãÊ JÊçÙÄ ½®ÝãÝ ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI bodies. We have limited ããù. ÙÊ ÙãÊ . Äã ¦Ê ¹Ù.

URIEL C. QUILINGUING L ¦ ½ CÊçÄÝ ½Ý information how to prevent E ®ãÊÙ® ½ CÊÄÝç½ã Äã

Kakampi mo ang batas Atty. Batas Mauricio and manage it; and we seldom hear about survivors’ experiences. Some of the well-known Filipinos with colon cancer are Joey Albert, Cory Aquino, and Rio Diaz---the last two having died from the illness.

“Join us therefore in this year’s celebration with the theme: `Let’s be heard!’

The aim of World Ostomy Day 2012 is to improve the rehabilitation of ostomates worldwide by bringing to the attention of the general public their needs and aspirations.

“Join us at Balitaan sa Aloha Hotel on Wednesday, October 3, 2012, with Dr.

Ramy Roxas of the Philippine General Hospital, Greg Oculto, president of the Ostomates Association of the Philippines, Nelda Escueta, president of the Enterostomal Therapy Nurses Association of the Philippines, and Dr. Rachael Marie Rosario of the Philippine Cancer Society (PCS).”

-oooGUIDELINES ON WHO TO VOTE FOR IN MAY 2013 POLLS: And so, officially, Election 2013 has started with the filing of certificates of candidacies of individuals interested to run in the May 2013 elec-

tions. The deadline for the filing of these certificates is on October 5, 2013, as the Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced. Now more than ever, we need to know the guidelines that all of us must follow in electing this country’s new set of officers.

The first guideline is: we must elect a candidate in whom the Spirit of God dwells. It is only the candidate in whom the Spirit of God dwells who has the fear and love of God that will allow him to discharge his duties and responsibilities as an elected official according to God’s commands, and who will be restrained from stealing and abusing.

The second guideline is: we must elect candidates who are able and knowledgeable of the jobs they are aspiring for, and those who hate dishonest gain, and have fear and love VOTE | page 9

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World Teachers Day Celebration October 5, 2012, Limketkai Atrium Cagayan de Oro City A TRIBUTE TO THE FILIPINO TEACHER WHO MATTERS A LOT IN BUILDING OUR NATION

Congratulations and Best Wishes on your Culminating Celebration of the World Teachers Day in Cagayan de Oro -PHILIPPINE

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Gadgets & GC’s Garantisado Promo Launches To thank its customers for 20 years of success, Veterans Gift checks that can be claimed include SM Silver Pass, Robinson’s, Bank is launching the Gadgets & GC’s Garantisado! De- Rustan’s, Landmark, Jollibee, Greenwich, Chowking, and Red Ribbon. posit Promo, a promotions aimed at rewarding customers Gadgets that can be claimed include popular cellphones, gaming consoles, who maintain significant deposits with the Bank. and the popular iPad tablet.

From September 17, 2012 to March 15, 2013, customers who maintain with any Veterans Bank branch a minimum P100,000 in average daily balance (adb) for at least 90 days, whether from newly-opened checking or savings accounts (CASA) or as add-on to their existing CASA account, will automatically be eligible to claim a prize in the form of a gift check or a gadget. The bigger the deposit adb and the longer the account stays with the Bank (maximum 360 days), the higher the value of the reward.

For example, a depositor who maintains P100,000 for 90 days will get a P100 peso GC. If however, the depositor maintains the amount for 330 days, he will a P500 peso GC. On the other hand, a P1M deposit maintained for 90 days will get a MyPhone B88 cellphone but if the amount is maintained for 360 days, it will reward the depositor with a Nokia Asha 300.

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Tourism office awards individuals, firms for excellence SURIGAO City––The City Tourism Office has given awards of excellence to individuals and firms, who have contributed to the promotion and enrichment of the city’s tourism industry.

For achieving the highest numbers of hotel guests from October 2011 to July 2012, recognitions were given to Hotel Tavern with 20,220 guests; Aden Apartelle, 13,307; E.Y. Miner Suites, 13,164; RSY Pension, 9,602; and Mt. Bagarabon Re-

sort, 7,230.

For the highest hotel occupancy rate recorded from October 2011 to July 2012, recognitions were also given to Philippine Gateway Hotel with 53.93; Aden Apartelle 35.60; E.Y. Miner Suites with 81.75; Gunter Pension 78.14 and Miwa Beach Resort with the rate of 72.94.

XL Pension House, Le Chard Place, Bed & Breakfast, Miami City Suites, Moon Café and D’Resto Bar & Grill received

awards for promoting tourism and demonstrating positive economic impact.

A certificate of recognition was also awarded to Conching Apartelle for the untiring support to tourism data collection activities exemplified in the prompt submission of monthly tourist arrival data from the period of October 2011 to July 2012.

Also, a certificate of acknowledgement and recognition was given to Civil Aviation Author-

ity of the Philippines (CAAP) Officer-in-Charge Evangeline Babate and Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) Surigao Port Manager Isidro Butaslac for setting the standards and providing improved airport and port facilities to all the passengers and guests that created a tourist friendly atmosphere.

Supervising Tourism Operations Officer Roselyn Armida B. Merlin said that under the administration of City Mayor

Ernesto T. Matugas, with the government and private sectors, soon, Surigao City will be known all over the country and eventually the whole world for its amazing and pristine tourist spots.

The award was given in line with the National Tourism Week celebration in the city. (SDR/ Francis Burwell, Surigao City Media Information and Communication Office/RER/FEA-PIA13 Surigao del Norte/asf )

DOH-12 conducts STI and HIV/AIDS orientation to media

By AIDA C. AGAD

KORONADAL City - The Department of Health (DOH-12) has solicited the help of media in reaching out to more vulnerable sectors, in the light of rising cases of people living with HIV/AIDS in the region.

Regional Information Chief and Program Officer Jennilyn Ventura, expressed strong belief that something has to be done by local media practitioners to make the people well-informed starting with the basic information on HIV/AIDS. “Knowing the basics, can help reduce the stigma and discrimination of People Living with HIV/ AIDS (PLWHA),” she stated, adding that the risk of HIV transmission can be reduced, if individuals would change their risky behaviors and practices, she added.

During the occasion, DOH-12 reported that only 30 cases of people living with Human Immuno Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency

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Coron (Busuanga), Dumaguete, Kalibo, Legazpi, Naga, Puerto Princesa or Tagbilaran.

Those headed to Mindanao for the holidays can also book P888 seats from Manila to Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Cotabato, Davao, Dipolog, General Santos, Ozamiz, Pagadian or Zamboanga.

Domestic and international fares are exclusive of check-in baggage, fuel surcharge and countryspecific taxes.

Iyog added that guests can also book hotel deals through its partnership with agoda.com, the leading Asia-based online hotel reservations company that specializes in the lowest discount hotel prices. Its network includes more than 160,000 hotels worldwide.

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Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) are documented in General Santos City alone.

Other areas in the region, accordingly, are with potential cases of PLWHA, but are not properly documented because of fear, stigma and discrimination.

The DOH, admitted that there are still health workers in the region found denying services to PLWHA, vowed also to address the issue.

According to a DOH report, for the year 2012, all over the country, there were 799 HIV positive cases, 30 of which are reported as AIDS cases. Of the figure, 29 were males and 1 was female, with ages ranging from seven years to 47 years old.

Of the above figure, 97 percent of the reported infection were acquired through sexual contact, 12 of which by homosexual, 14 bisexual and 3 heterosexual.

The remaining three percent is a case of a mother-tochild transmission. (DED/ ACA-PIA12/asf ) free seat selection, from 48 hours up to 4 hours before all Airbus flights. Passengers automatically get assigned a seat for free during the web check-in process through the Manage Bookings section in the CEB website.

For bookings and inquiries, guests can go to www. cebupacificair.com, or call the reservation hotlines (02) 7020-888 or (032) 230-8888. The latest seat sales can also be found on CEB’s official Twitter and Facebook pages.

CEB currently operates 10 Airbus A319, 21 Airbus A320 and 8 ATR-72 500 aircraft. Its fleet of 39 aircraft – with an average age of 3.6 years – is the largest aircraft fleet in the Philippines. Between 2012 and 2021, Cebu Pacific will take delivery of 21 more Airbus A320 and 30 Airbus A321neo aircraft orders. It is slated to begin long-haul services in the 3rd quarter of 2013.

2012 NATIONAL FILIPINO FAMILY WEEK. Families, representing different government line agencies, are shown during the celebration of the National Filipino Family Week, with the theme “Ensuring Work-Family Balance”. The activity was held at the Balanghai Hotel, Butuan City. (Danilo S. Makiling, PIA – Caraga/asf)

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Employment contract protecting Pinay ‘DH’ in Saudi Arabia hailed

By CRIS DIAZ Associate editor GOVERNMENT and stakeholders hailed the adoption of new Standard Employment Contract (SEC) containing strong guarantees for the welfare and protection of Filipino household service workers in Saudi Arabia.

Labor Sec. Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz said that the implementation of the new SEC signaled the resumption of the deployment of domestic house-

hold helpers to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

She said the embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Manila also announced the agreement for the resumption of the domestic household contract verification and authentication that stalled since March 2011 when the Saudi government disallowed it, compelling the Philippines to stop contract processing of the hiring of Saudi-bound household service workers.

With the resumption of the

deployment of HSWs to the Kingdom, Baldoz ordered all attached agencies to work with licensed recruitment agencies based in Saudi Arabia and the Philippines.

A massive public information and education campaign, both here in the Philippines and in Saudi Arabia, on the major provisions of the new HSW Standard Employment Contract to foster adequate knowledge and awareness on the dos and don’ts, pros and cons, and the risks and

rewards of living and working as an HSW in Saudi Arabia would also be implemented.

‘It important that the widest dissemination of a simple question and answer manual on the very important provisions of the agreement should be done,’ Baldoz said.

She said the information campaign would give everybody an opportunity to deliver the message to Philippine recruitment agencies, Saudi foreign placement agencies and employ-

ers, prospective Filipino HSWs, and the concerned Filipino public that we are serious in deploying domestic household services with a very strong bias for welfare and protection.

Baldoz has expressed the optimism that the goodwill generated by the initial agreements, the unfinished items, particularly the conclusion and signing of bilateral agreement on household services workers could be done before the year end.

Banana export ban to China a political move?

AN EXPORT BAN ON PHILIPPINE CAVENDISH BANANAS IN CHINA was imposed by China only a few weeks after a local mining exploration boss announced his company discovered oil and natural gas reserves near the “Panatag Shoals”. The reserves are bigger than the Malampaya deposits in offshore Palawan.

Were the two incidents related?

The announcement, made last February, was at best premature, for it was made only on the basis of a three dimensional seismic surveys, not the result of exploratory drilling and laboratory tests estimating the volume of the reserves.

But the repercussion to small banana planters

in 15 provinces and seven cities of the Davao region Mindanao is huge.

E arly March, a Mr. Huang Guangseng, director general of the animal and plant quarantine and supervision department of the People’s Republic of China suspended the importation of Cavendish banana sourced from the Philippines by a Japanese company.

The reason given was that quarantine inspectors found the presence of a scale insect normally found in citrus fruits and papaya. Subsequent field tests made by Philippine quarantine officials did not confirm such findings.

They instead found a common armored scale insect mostly found in coconuts.

Subsequently, China imposed a more stringent requirement for Philippine banana exports including a list of orchards, packing facilities and strict inspections. As best they could, Philippine officials in tandem with stakeholders tried to comply with the Chinese requirements.

But in early May, China again claimed it detected another pest called “gray pineapple mealybugs” in several fruit shipments from the Philippines that already included not only bananas but pineapple and papaya.

Philippine officials ran to the Chinese capital to talk with their counterparts and Philippine fruit exports to that giant nation.

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saving, said Stephen A. Antig, executive director of the Philippine Banana Growers and Exporters Association (PGEA) in a presentation made for him during a recent advocacy seminar on non-tariff barriers to trade organized in Makati by the International Trade Centre of London.

Banana is on the country’s list of ten top exports.

The other farm crop in the list is coconut. Last year alone, the Davao region exported one fourth or 25 percent of all the bananas they produced to China.

Total exports to China hit 642,090 metric tons and valued at Ph P6 billion.

That export has gone a long way since the newly awakened economic dragon opened its doors to Philip-

pine banana exports of over 52,000 tons in 2001.

China was not, however, the biggest market for Philippine cavendish bananas. It was third behind Japan and the Middle East last year.

For the first half of this year, 398 container vans of Davao bananas have been rejected by China. -- Abe P. Belena, PHILEXPORT News and Features

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CEB slashes China fares by up to 95% to mark China’s Natl Day THE PHILIPPINES’ LARGEST NATIONAL FLAG CARRIER, CEBU PACIFIC (PSE:CEB) holds a Greater China seat sale as low as P188 in celebration of China’s National Day. The seat sale is from October 1 to 3, 2012, for travel from December 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013.

Passengers can buy P188 seats from Manila to Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai or Xiamen; P688 seats from Clark to Hong Kong or Macau; and P888 seats from Manila to Hong Kong, Macau or Taipei; or from Cebu or Iloilo to Hong Kong.

The National Day of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) is celebrated every October 1, and marks a weeklong holiday in the PRC. “This Greater China seat sale will provide our guests with even more opportunities to visit China’s tourist attractions during winter season. Those planning their trips to mainland China can book their flights at 95% off with this seat sale,” said CEB VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog.

Meanwhile, CEB holds a select domestic seat sale for travel from November 1, 2012 to January 31, 2013.

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH SALE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late LEO OMAR M. MABULAY, who died on April 9, 2007, left a certain parcel of land, more particularly described as follows; Lot No. 23085-B-3-BI-J-2, CAD-237, PSD-10-052977, located at Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City. Containing an area of (5,928) SQUARE METERS, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH SALE, made and entered into by and among the following, to wit; ROBERTO Y. MABULAY, SR. of legal age, widow, Filipino with residence at Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City, ROBERTO M. MABULAY, JR., of legal age, married, Filipino, with residence Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City, RICO ROMEO M. MABULAY, of legal age, married, Filipino, with Residence Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City, MARCO ANTONIO M. MABULAY, of legal age, married, Filipino, with residence Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City and ROWENA AMOR MABULAY-JOHNDROW, of legal age, married, Filipino, with residence Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City. For and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS ONLY (PHP 100,000) Philippine Currency in hand paid by SPS. CHARLITO V. ALBANA and MARIVIC M. ALBANA, of legal ages, Filipinos and with residence at Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City, do hereby SELL, TRANSFER, and CONVEY, by way of absolute sale unto the said Vendee their heirs, successors and assigns that certain portion of residential which described as follow more particularly; Lot 23086-B-3-B1-J-2-C Psd-10-062287. Containing an area of (202) Square Meters, as per Doc. No. 324; Page No. 65; Book No. 371; Series of 2012, under Notary Public of ATTY. MACODI M. AGUS. MDN: SEPT. 24, OCT. 2 & 8, 2012

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that DAYLINDA Q. OSIN has filed with this office a petition for Change of First Name from GUADALUPE to DAYLINDA in the birth certificate of GUADALUPE DALOT QUISEO who was born on 03 September 1944 at SAN ISIDRO, LEYTE and whose parents are BERNARDO ALERIA QUISEO and LUISA ROSAL DALUT. Any person adversely affected by said petition may filed his written opposition with this Office not later than 02 October 2012.

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as dignified as it should be,’ Brillantes said.

The Comelec accepts COCs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

If there are still persons intending to file COCs and present inside the offices at 4:45 p.m. on Oct. 5, the Comelec has authorized the receiving officers to prepare a complete list containing the names of said persons, consecutively numbered, and the time of listing.

Under Comelec Resolution No. 9518, ‘The persons listed shall be called by announcing each name in the order in which they are listed. Any person who is not present, when his name is called, shall not be allowed to file his Certificate of Candidacy. A Certificate of Candidacy filed in accordance with this procedure shall be stamped received at the time it was actually filed, and deemed filed on time.’

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al-Qaeda-linked rebel group.

“The fighting broke out in Mebak village where troops are operating against the Abu Sayyaf and we killed one of them – Mohammad Aliman - and wounded two others – Kirum Tampuri and Kursi Umangkat – and there were no military casualties,” he told the Mindanao Examiner.

He said the regional army commander, Maj. Gen. Ricardo Rainier Cruz, has ordered an intensified operation against the lawless group, blamed for deadly attack in the province in recent weeks.

“General Cruz directed the unit commander on Basilan to continue the security operations at the target areas,” Caber said.

Cruz said the operation in Basilan, one of five provinces under the Muslim autonomous region, is aimed at protecting the civilians against the Abu Sayyaf.

“We are doing these efforts to safeguard both Muslim and Christian residents in the province from harm,” he said.

Dozens of civilians, mostly rubber tree tappers in Sumisip town, had been killed and wounded in Abu Sayyaf attacks since early this year. The rebels have been demanding money from farm workers and their cooperative.

Philippine authorities linked the Abu Sayyaf to the al-Qaeda and Indonesian terror group Jemaah Islamiya, tagged as behind the spate of bombings in the southern region of Mindanao. (Mindanao Examiner)

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appropriate measures to ensure the rights of PWDs through the provision of procedural and age-appropriate accommodation, appropriate training for those working in the field of administration of justice, to facilitate the effective role of PWDs as direct and indirect participants in all legal proceedings, including investigative and other preliminary stages.

‘We should always ensure that the dignity, human rights and freedom of all PWDs are respected, promoted and protected. PWDs have the same human rights as others, and must be able to enjoy them on an equal basis with non-PWDs,’ Soliman said. CD

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tax exemptions by the Bureau of Internal Revenue despite effort on my part,” he said.

Delibo said the BIR only granted him income tax exemptions, which according to him runs counter to the intent and purpose of the law.

“In fact, the BIR billed me with millions tax payable before the conduct of actual investigations on their level,” he said.

Delibo said the entrapment operation that resulted in the arrest of BIR regional legal officer Roderick Orallo was the sad effect of the failure of BIR to fully implement the said law in as far as tax policies are concerned which he was persistently asking them ever since.

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On Sept. 27, 2012, elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) 11 arrested Orallo for allegedly extorting P50,000 cash from Delibo.

Delibo said some personnel of BIR XI earlier asked compromise money of P20,000 to settle the case they filed against him plus the “for the boys” money of P30,000.

It was so malicious because the government will only earn P20,000.00 while the people trusted to implement the law gained P30,000.00, he said.

‘I really lost my trust and confidence as inventor, businessman, and taxpayer.

I was made a victim of robbery extortion by the BIR despite the fact that I am supposedly clothed with inventions act privilege which was not granted in the guise of blurred implementing policy of the law, how much more the small, neophyte inventors, investors and taxpayers,’ he said.

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problemang ipinamana sa atin.

“At ngayong napatunayan na nating hindi imposible ang pagbabago, marami pa lalo ang gustong paspasan ang pag-aarangkada.

“Magagawa natin ito kung mayroon tayong mga kasangga -- kasanggang handang makiisa, hindi dahil may personal silang pakinabang, kundi dahil sumasang-ayon sila sa adhikain natin ng pagbabago.”

The President said the 12 senatorial bets were the product of extensive search among those who wanted to enhance the legacy of the coalition for a “tuwid na daan” (straight path).

“Natatangi silang rumesponde sa panawagan na tumulong upang ipagpatuloy at patindihin ang pagtahak sa tuwid na daan. Piniga at sinala sila mula sa 15 kandidato,” he said.

The 12 candidates are: Ramon Magsaysay Jr., Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV, and Jamby Madrigal of the LP; former Rep. Cynthia Villar, Senators Antonio

Trillanes IV, and Alan Peter Cayetano of the NP; Senator Loren Legarda of the NPC; former Akbayan party-list Rep. Risa Hontiveros; Rep. Juan Edgardo “Sonny” Angara of LDP; and independent candidates Sen. Chiz Escudero, MTRCB Chair Grace Poe-Llamanzares, and Sen. Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III. Meanwhile, the President said Quezon Rep. Lorenzo “Erin” Tanada III, Customs Commissioner Ruffy Biazon and TESDA Director General Joel Villanueva chose to stay where they are to help the administration pursue its objective of good governance.

“Si Erin ang kumilos upang lumawak ang kasapian ng mga kasama na gustong tumahak sa tuwid na landas,” he said.

On Biazon, the President said the former Muntinlupa Representative is much needed in the Bureau of Customs due to the muchneeded reforms that need to be instituted in the agency.

“Matindi ang ating pangangailangan sa paglilinis ng BOC, kaya mananatili muna siya (Biazon) doon,” he said.

For Villanueva, the President said the TESDA chief was able to bring down the P2.5-billion debt incurred by the previous administration when it gave away scholarships without allocation from the national government.

“Kaya mas kailangan pa natin si Secretary Villanueva sa ahensiya upang maipagpatuloy ang kanyang tungkulin sa pagpapa-angat ng bilang ng mga mamamayan na nakapag-aral at mabibigyan ng trabaho,” he said.

The Coalition, in a statement, said the formation of a unified senatorial slate came after a series of deliberation by leaders of respective political parties.

“A primary consideration in inviting candidates to the ticket was their track record and their commitment to push for the legislative component of President Aquino’s social contract with the Filipino people,” it said.

More than popular-

ity, the Coalition said, the senatorial slate was “born of shared set of principles.

“The slate represents those who have helped in the advancement of the President’s agenda and those who have committed to his program of government.”

The filing of COCs runs from October 1 to 5.

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of God. These candidates will surely produce good results once they are elected, and will uphold the interests of God, country, and people, all throughout.

The third guideline is: we must elect candidates who are willing to be the slaves---literally and figuratively---of the people and their constituents. Too many candidates have acted like kings and queens of the people they have sworn to serve, so that they have upheld only their own personal and political interests once they got elected.

-oooBASIS FOR GUIDELINES IN CHOOSING CANDIDATES: The first guideline is taken from Genesis 41:38 of the Bible, where the Pharaoh of Egypt was looking for a man who would save his country from destruction as a result of a seven-year famine that Joseph, son of Jacob, warned about. The second guideline is taken from Exodus 18:21, where Jethro was telling his sonin-law Moses about who he should install as leaders of the people.

The third guideline comes from Mark 10:4344, where Jesus Christ, our God and Savior, was telling John and James, the sons of Zebedee, what a leader should do, according to the will of the Father.

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also to be blamed with the opportunities they perceive that knock on their doors (and believe me, they expect this in every elections) only to hand out wads of cash to lure them for their vote. This practice now the tradition however wrong by any measure is what hounds the true representation of the people.

By this I mean to give reference to competence and idealism as for true representation for the people other than their poor choices characterized today by dynasties, oligarchs, convicts, murders, and scalawags in general who should not even be allowed to campaign in the first place.

How do we purge this practice and tradition of impunity? There is a need to wipe out the whole systemic corrupt practice starting with government agencies for regulators to succeed in their mandates.

There needs to be firm resolve for regulators to succeed and should they not – to purge the whole department and replace them with what the President rightfully calls “ang matuwid na daan.”

After purging the comelec, there is the requirement to institute judicial reform so the people can redress the system for abuse by the rich and powerful.

The judicial system as we know it systemic in its ways to cause delay requires immediate and quick resolutions to complaints other than the practice of 10 decades before judges begin to even make up their minds.

The reason for delay other than the procedural “bs” is to provide the opportunity for corruption sad to say. Then and only then can we begin to generate true representations the people deserve?

But then again––how much is your vote and your families vote only to prostitute yourselves for momentary gain?

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The people as a whole are

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Boom Boom back this October ONE of Philippine boxing’s more recognizable names, Rey “Boom Boom” Bautista has been bearing training as he prepares himself for his anticipated ring return.

Considered as one of the more colorful names in boxing, Boom Boom has racked up 24 straight wins and was one of the toasts of Philippine boxing for his gung-ho, up-front and powerful fighting style despite his youth then.

All that effort went crashing down when he tasted his first defeat against Mexican ring monster Daniel Ponce De Leon where the young Filipino went for broke in the first round getting tagged and finished early.

A lot has happened since as he immediately made a comeback four months after fighting Antonio “Barrio” Meza winning via UD and adding 2 more victories against 2 more Mexicans Genaro Camargo and Eden Marquez before losing again to Heriberto Ruiz by deci- that the banger Bautista admitted it to his handlers. was immediately operated sion. had a severe injury on his He was diagnosed with a on as it was at its worst It was later found out left power hand when he rotten bone in his wrist. It stage and after 11 months

of rest and rehab, he was fighting again.

Bautista slowly fought and quietly won in succession knocking-out 6 of his 7 opponents with none of them going past the 7th round only blemished by the 7th round technical decision revenge win against former oppressor Heriberto Ruiz.

Now, back in training, Bautista is booked a slot at the Pinoy Pride XVII Philippines vs The World event headlined by AJ “Bazooka” Banal vs Pungluang Sorsingyu of Thailand for the WBO World Bantamweight Championship scheduled October 20, 2012 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

“Boom Boom is ready!” says the Filipino fighter and is gradually but confidently preparing for his next fights that he hopes would lead him to mega fight dates with current WBO Featherweight Champion Orlando Salido or a delightfully desired rematch with Daniel Ponce De Leon in the future.

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former WBC Latino Super Featherweight Champion Daniel Ruiz who is also known to not back down from exchanges making this a highly anticipated busy and exciting matchup where one fighter will be left standing victorious possibly via KO. The Philippines vs Mexico of Rey “Boom Boom” Bautista and Daniel Ruiz is part of the Pinoy Pride XVII Philippines vs The World mega-boxing presentation of ALA Promotions and ABS-BN Sports. This sporting event will be headlined by the WBO World Bantamweight Championship between WBO World # 1 and # 2 fighters AJ “Bazooka” banal of the Philippines vs Pungluang Sorsingyu of Thailand respectivel.

Pinoy Pride XVII Philippines vs The World WBO Wo r l d B a n t a m w e i g h t Championship is happening at the SM Mall of Asia ARENA on October 20, 2012. Tickets are available at all SM City Customer Care Counters and SM City Cinemas nationwide.

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Monster... from page 6

For one reason or other, the COA is blinded by these disbursements that magically find its way into the hands of the leaders constituents.

As aptly put by one of the congressmen; “yung pera galling naman sa gobyerno––at ibinibigay din naming sa mga tao”. This is called the Robin Hood syndrome that counts monies however in inequitable computations which are; one for you, five for me, and so on!

So is there a chance we can straighten out the systemic corruption in local government? The proper question should be, how?

And why––or what for?

The monies go straight to the people anyway. The leaders simple make a commission for the work in making this happen.

Accordingly there is no room for an idealism that is an affront to the people should they not get what they expect during elections.

I guess what we need to worry about is notn necessarily the dynasties that are created by the people, but the oligarchies that sustain them which one day will turn these leaders into “Ampatuans.”

When an “Ampatuan” ones perceived omnipotence can lead to mass murders we have recently seen to actually happen.

Look... from page 5

Clerical or typographical error refers to a mistake committed in the performance of clerical work in writing, copying, transcribing, or typing an entry in the civil register, such as misspelled name or misspelled place of birth, mistake in the entry in the date of birth or the sex of the person, which is visible to the eyes or obvious to the understanding, and can be corrected or changed only by reference to other existing record or records.

Provided, however, that no correction must involve change of nationality, age , or status of the petitioner.

This law will ease corrections and will spare the

petitioner from undergoing the tedious court proceedings. Requesting parties are required to support petition with the following documents: A certified true machine copy of the certificate or of the page of the registry book containing the entry or entries sought to be corrected or changes; at least two public or private documents showing the correct entry or entries upon which the correction or change shall be based; other documents which the petitioner or the city or municipal civil registrar or the consul general may consider relevant and necessary for the approval of the petition.

As provided ,”clerical or typographical error refers to a mistake committed in the performance of clerical work in writing, copying, transcribing or typing an entry in the civil register that is harmless and innocuous, such as misspelled name or misspelled place of birth or the like, which is visible to the eyes or obvious to the understanding, and can be corrected or changed only by reference to other existing record or records.” However, it strictly provides that no correction must involve the change of nationality, age, status or sex of the petitioner.

Its effectivity shall take place fifteen days after its publication in the Official Gazette or in at least two newspapers of general circulation.

Politicians... from page 6

Cybercrime Law, or Republic Act 10175, it is clear that only ordinary Internet users---in short, the good citizens---who will bear the brunt and the inanities of the new cyber regulations.

As in the case of loose firearms, only those who legally use their computers and their Internet connections will be subject to the law and its harsh provisions, not the hackers.

As in the case of loose firearms, the hacking of the websites just the other day proved that the law is really toothless in pursuing cybercrimes, and holding responsible those who

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committed them. If we are looking for proof that the Cybercrime Law is really useless and will penalize only the good guys, this is it!

-oooSINGER ANDY WILLIAMS, 84: So, “Moon River” singer Andy Williams is dead at 84. Our condolences to his love ones, but I am thankful to God, in the name of Jesus, that I was given an opportunity to see him perform, here in the Philippines, about three to four years earlier. Even if he was already very old, Andy Williams remained a performer who could wow audiences.

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Amante... from page 1

Bayan ng Maka-DIyos at Makabayang Nangangalakal (1ABAYAN).

Also disqualified were Ako at ang Basura Movement (AKO BA); Alliance for Democracy and Morality – Bantay Pasahero (ADAMBANTAY PASAHERO); National Crusaders for Peace and Democracy (NCPD); Mindanao Allied Forces (MAF); Vendors Aggruption (@1Vendors); Bangon Mangingisda (BM); and Philippine Banana Pioneer Foundation Inc. Comelec Chairman Sixto Brillantes earlier said the Comelec would try to come out with the final list of disqualified party-list groups before the end of September and would be released in October.

A total of 289 party list groups have filed Manifestations of Intent to Participate in next year’s elections. -0-

Awards...

The awarding rites of the CSC last Wednesday also recognized the region’s Outstanding Human Resource Management Practitioner, the Most Gender-Responsive Agency, the Gawad Lingkod Bayani, and other outstanding agencies and individuals.

Asked whether Mayor Yasay is still with the Padayon Pilipino Party of Cagayan de Oro Mayor Vicente Emano, he said there is no reason for him to leave the PDP and that intrigues about him being now a member of the Liberal Party are just rumors.

Misamis Oriental 2nd Distr ic t Rep. Ye vgeny “Bambi” Emano, who is also under the PDP party, noted the achievements of Yasay, adding that they work closely together in the second district of the province when delivering services to the residents.

Teachers...

performance as the heat from page 1 of the campaign for the from page 1 Best Shot nationwide 2013 elections lurks in the Supt. Of Gingoog City photography contest of the background.

Division, and chairman of the While the city informa- Philippine Civil Service, publication committee, said and Cagitan of the local tion office has kept mum that His Excellency, President on the subjects Amante government unit of Opol Benigno Aquino III, and Vice will take up in this year’s as Katangi-tanging Kawani. President Jejomar Binay top Civil S er vice C om- the list of government officials message, matters like the campaign against illegal mission regional director who would be coming to this logging and illegal mining, Lourdes Clavite-Vidal gave city to attend the culmination the month-long Teachers’ programs and projects in the awards along with Jus- of Day observance. The pubeducation, agriculture par- tice Romulo V. Borja of the lication committee also anticularly organic farming, Court of Appeals’ Mindanao nounced that Dr. Joey Pelaez, environment protection and Station who gave the in- of DepEd Manila office, has conservation, risk reduction spirational message to the invited some movie stars to and disaster management, officials and guests gracing entertain the teachers as added attraction of the day. peace and order, business the affair.

Castanos was with other Yasay thanked the mu- members and investment attraction of the DepEd 10 policies and local employ- nicipal officials and staff, publication committee who ment prospects are seen to department heads, barangay were invited by the Businessbe tackled. Amante will officials and the people of Week Mindanao to a press most likely express his op- Opol for their cooperation conference at the BWM Media timism in the future of his that led to his being chosen Center yesterday morning to city owing to the facelift as an awardee in this year’s present to media members vital information on the big and changes in management anniversary of the CSC. activity.

He said it is important style which according to Dr. Lorebina C. Carrasco, him he has continuously for them to unite so that DepEd 10 Education Proimproved based on trans- local governance is done gram Supervisor I; Mrs. Meparency and accountability. better, adding that “it is the darda B. Galarrita, DepEd Opolanons themselves 10 publication committee Amante is also expected and Mr. Mario to announce his intention to who can give progress to coordinator; J. Endrina, DepEd Gingoog seek reelection to enable him Opol.”

PIO explained to the media A recent recognition representatives in attendance, to continue his programs. given to the Opol mayor the particulars on the forthwas an invitation to Bang- coming World Teachers Day kok, Thailand, to speak program here. from page 2 It was learned that more Habal-Habal Operators at an international event than 5,000 teachers and highlighting good practices and Drivers Association school officials from the 14 (UPTHODA); Aurora Inte- in local governance. Yasay divisions of Region 10; prograted Multi-Purpose Co- spoke about the success of vincial, city, and municipal operative (1-AIMCOOP); Opol’s services for the town’s officials, will converge at the LKKS Atrium on October 5 and Nagkaisang Alay sa people with disabilities.

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for the whole day affair. This year’s theme for the National Teachers Month celebrations is “My Teacher, My Hero.”

When asked why, Cagayan de Oro was chosen as the host city for the culminating program, Castanos answered that the recent “Sendong” calamity which struck Cagayan de Oro and Iligan cities, showed how teachers became instant heroes, not only in saving lives and assisting the victims, but also insisting to conduct classes even under difficult circumstances. The committee bared also that Awards will be given to these heroic teachers who braved the calamity and carried out their own brand of public service.

October 5 activities would start with a motorcade and parade by the participants, followed by a whole day program at the LKKS Atrium. Only the officially-recognized participants, are however allowed to enter the Atrium. “There will be no gatecrashers,” the committee made it clear.

Media members officially invited to cover the event were selected only, they added.

The yearly Teachers Day tribute is held all over the world, simultaneously.

Even here in Region 10, each school will have their own campus program for the celebration, according to Mrs. Galarrita.

It can be remembered that the idea of giving tribute to the teachers stemmed from the reality that teachers should be honored for their services as molders of the youth, and as noble workers who help build a strong and united community everywhere in the world.

On hand to welcome the visitors and media colleagues at the press conference yesterday, were BWM chairman and publisher Dante Sudaria; the executive editor Allan Mediante who gave a welcome remarks; MDN managing editor Joe Felicilda who moderated the conference; and the editors of BusinessWeek Mindanao; Mindanao Daily News, Mindanao Star Balita, Cagayan de Oro Times and BWM Magazine.

Also in attendance were Abegail Malalis of Sun Star; Shiela Salita of Birada news; Karim Lamberang, Jess Gaarion and Jeff Baconga of of Bombo Radyo; Jorie Valcorza and Rudy Mendoza of PIA-10; JMB Bustamante of Radyo Natin; Rodie Cabrfejas of Magnum Radio; Shaun Alejandro Uy of Cagayan Times; Rolando Sudaria; Arjay Felicilda, Justine Llano, and Fred Dellava of Mindanao Star Balita, and Gerry Gorit.

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Three awardees from Opol, Misamis Oriental, show their plaques and certificates awarded by the regional office of the Civil Service Commission during the 112th Philippine Civil Service Anniversary celebration held Wednesday at SM City Cagayan de Oro. At center is Mayor Dexter B. Yasay as Outstanding Local Chief Executive. He is flanked by Danilo A. Paraguya as finalist in the PSC nationwide photograph contest, and Pacita M. Cagatan as the Katangi-tanging Kawani PHOTO BY GERRY L. GORIT