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PH checks for NZ quake victims

MANILA, Philippines – A Philippine mission has arrived in New Zealand to check reports that Filipinos were buried under a building that collapsed during this week’s killer quake, the government said Thursday. “There are reports coming from relatives here which indicates that there may be Filipinos in the rubble of the CTV (Canterbury Television) building,” [...]

Posted: February 24th, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

Aquino firm: Still no apology for Taiwan

By: Christine O. Avendaño

MANILA, Philippines—President Benigno Aquino III Wednesday insisted his government had no need to apologize to Taiwan over the deportation of 14 Taiwanese nationals to China and said that should Taipei make good on its threat to stop hiring Filipinos, the workers could always be deployed to other countries. The President said this before meeting with [...]

Posted: February 24th, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

High seas off Tripoli delay US ferry evacuation

WASHINGTON—American nationals and other foreigners evacuating Libya have boarded a US-chartered ferry in Tripoli but their departure has been delayed by high seas, officials said Wednesday. Countries and companies are scrambling to pull foreign citizens out of the fractured north African country amid widespread unrest as the increasingly isolated Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi clings to [...]

Posted: February 24th, 2011 in Features,Latest Global Nation Stories,Middle East & Africa | Read More »

No survivors at NZ quake site, foreign students among dead

CHRISTCHURCH – New Zealand police Wednesday abandoned hope of finding survivors in a six-storey building which collapsed after a major earthquake, adding foreign students were likely among the dead. “This particular site, CTV site, had a number of overseas students in it and my heart goes out to those families that are away knowing that [...]

Posted: February 23rd, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

Judge rules Singson brought in drugs for personal use

By: Cynthia D. Balana

HONG KONG — (UPDATE) Wan Chai District Court No. 4 Judge Joseph Yau agreed Wednesday that the drugs Representative Ronald Singson brought to Hong Kong last year were for his own personal consumption. Noting that the Filipino lawmaker was cocaine dependent at the time of his arrest, the judge pointed out that the quantity of [...]

Posted: February 23rd, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories,Uncategorized | Read More »

Filipina not forced to amicably settle rape case, says DFA

MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine Embassy in Riyadh has denied it forced a Filipina to amicably settle a rape charge she filed against her manager in the oil-rich kingdom. Instead, the embassy “vigourously assisted” Sofia (not her real name), who has been employed in a manpower supplier company in Saudi, the Department of Foreign Affairs said in [...]

Posted: February 22nd, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

DZIQ: OWWA chief cautions Filipinos in Libya, 3 other countries

MANILA, Philippines – Filipinos in Libya and in three other countries facing unrest should steer clear of the protest actions, Overseas Workers Welfare Administration Carmelita Dimzon reiterated Tuesday. Dimzon described the situation in Libya, saying “communication has been cut off, the welfare officer could not give accurate information of the situation, and the Internet service [...]

Posted: February 22nd, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

Philippines, communist rebels aim for 2012 peace deal

NESBRU, Norway—Negotiators for the Philippines government and communist rebels agreed Monday on a road map for continued peace talks aimed at resolving one of Asia’s longest-running conflicts by June 2012. Ending the first round of long-stalled peace negotiations in Norway, the two sides agreed to meet again in April and every two months after that. [...]

Posted: February 22nd, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

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  1. US suit tags Pagcor execs
  2. Ibuna lawyer: Aleli not Ignacio Arroyo’s legal wife due to technicality
  3. ‘Dirty finger’ gets OFW in trouble
  4. 45-year-old US ship for transfer to Philippine Navy has defects
  5. Manila mayor fires police official over kidnap-extortion of 4 Korean tourists
  6. Government lifts ‘au pair’ ban to Europe
  7. Former Pagcor chief denies getting gifts from Okada
  8. Maid kills Singaporean widow after being called stupid
  9. Why Jeremy Lin matters (and Floyd’s rant doesn’t make sense)
  10. Taiwanese official deported after abusing Filipinos
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  1. Fight is over Rep. Ignacio Arroyo’s assets, says lawyer
  2. ‘My OFW husband came home a different man’
  3. How hard is it to get a US visa?
  4. Bigger US military role in Philippines sought
  5. Ex-PH envoy to Mexico held for concubinage, posts bail
  6. Smell of decay leads to body of Arab tourist in Manila hotel room
  7. Filipino doctor, wanted in US, now a medical reservist in AFP
  8. Maid kills Singaporean widow after being called stupid
  9. US won’t return bases in PH but welcomes offer of more troops
  10. 3 Russian Navy ships dock in Manila for 3-day visit

News

  • Enrile junks De Lima’s testimony as hearsay
  • Honasan to prosecution: Tell court your plans to avoid ‘unpleasant surprises’
  • Shelling kills 2 Western journalists in Syria
  • Aquino hails Arroyo arraignment
  • Quran burning incites deadly riots in Afghanistan
  • Sports

  • Westbrook, Durant power Thunder past Celtics
  • Jeremy Lin to miss dunk moment but will fill bookshelves
  • Pacquiao ‘embarrassed’ by Mayweather offer
  • Manny Pacquiao swept up in Linsanity
  • Don’t wait for P-Noy to save boxing
  • Lifestyle

  • PF Chang’s first Asian branch opens–to long wait lists
  • ‘Tikuron or tikoy turon’
  • Oriental Citrus Salad, Herb Pan-fried Fish–Mama Maimee, it’s good ol’ comfort food!
  • Burrata Cheese Ravioli, Burger with Foie Gras, ‘snowball tiramisu’–chow time in Hong Kong
  • ‘Udang Goreng Chilli Garam’ (Chili Prawns)–a Peranakan favorite
  • Entertainment

  • Sepia-tinted statuettes? Oscar films look to past
  • ‘Bourne’ star leaves ‘legacy’ in Palace visit
  • Through the years …
  • As Pinoy as the jeepney
  • Modern-day superhero
  • Business

  • Oil prices lower on weak Europe, China data
  • No change in PSE index
  • Again, oil firms up prices
  • PPP schools project attracts 15 firms
  • Surging crude oil prices worry BSP
  • Technology

  • US attorneys general pressure Google on privacy
  • Company sues Apple over iPad name in Shanghai
  • Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom released on bail
  • New York taxis could get iPads—report
  • Google under fire for sidestepping track-blocking software
  • Opinion

  • Editorial cartoon, February 23, 2012
  • Wisdom, not legality
  • People power
  • The algorithm of kindness
  • ‘Medicare portability’ for Fil-Ams
  • Global Nation

  • Okay to buy warships but don’t bring US into Spratly dispute
  • Ibuna lawyer: Aleli not Ignacio Arroyo’s legal wife due to technicality
  • Government lifts ‘au pair’ ban to Europe
  • Former Pagcor chief denies getting gifts from Okada
  • DFA presses drive for overseas voting
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