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The CPP criticized claims by other government officials that the joint statement was signed with the aim of ending the CPP-led armed struggle.
Hundreds of overseas Filipino workers in New Zealand lost their jobs just before Christmas and are asking the Philippine government for continuing financial assistance as they look for new jobs this New Year.
The Davao City version of this program will bring in 1,100 modern buses amounting to $1 billion from the Asian Development Bank financing
PISTON called on jeepney drivers and operators to continue plying their routes in defiance of the government’s deadline on franchise consolidation.
According to a report, at least 15 developed countries and the European Union have announced their pledges during the summit, which totaled almost $700 million.
“Until now, the water in our community remains commercialized and we have to either fetch water or have it delivered.”
Militant drivers and operators urged the Supreme Court to expedite the decision on their petition for a temporary restraining order on the implementation of the year-end jeepney franchise consolidation deadline.