ILOILO NEWS
The public should guard against abusive businessmen who may take advantage of the implementation of Expanded Value Added Tax by collecting the 10 percent VAT even on goods that are exempt from this consumption tax. See related story |
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A. Chris Fernandez |
EVAT's day 1 draws varied reactions from Ilonggos
Day one of the nationwide implementation of the 'dreaded' and much-hyped expanded value-added tax (EVAT) came yesterday (Tuesday) yet for many Ilonggos, it would be a 'wait-and-see' attitude.
IRC guard in inmate's escape faces axe
The probe is on as the manhunt widens on wanted fugitive, Joemarie 'Mini' Ortiz Desilao following Sunday's escape from the Iloilo Rehabilitation Center (IRC).
Minor who stabbed elder brother to be absolved
The 17-year old lad who stabbed her elder brother to death will soon be out of jail after his family expressed no intention to file a case against him.
Dungog Panay 2005 to showcase island's positive images
Amid all the political conflicts happening in the country the Professionals for Social Responsibility (Pro-SR) will be showcasing positive images which will create a visionary Panay through what is to be considered the biggest cultural event this year, the Dungog Panay 2005.
'Operation Yuhum' medical mission
A smiling future for hare-lipped and cleft-palate Ilonggo kids may be assured by the Rotary Club of Iloilo City through'Operation Yuhum.'
Ilonggos celebrate All Saints Day peacefully
Ilonggos celebrated yesterday's All Saints Day generally peaceful even as cops continue to be on guard today, All Souls Day. The police trooped to the different cemeteries in the city as early as 7:00 a.m.
Ilonggo solon elected to executive board of int'l org
For the first time a Filipino was elected to the Executive Board of the Parliamentary Network on the World Bank (PNoWB).
PANAY NEWS
Company commanders: The Army's 'Cutting-Edge Warriors'
The 3rd Infantry (Spearhead) Division conducted a three-day Company Commanders Seminar and Workshop last October 19-21, 2005 at Camp Peralta, Jamindan, Capiz to fine-tune operational details, evaluate their unit performance, update them of the enemy's tactics, set target goals and provide them with additional knowledge that is essential in the accomplishment of their mission.
Asean taps SEAFDEC to help develop Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and RP thru fisheries
Representatives of the Asean Foundation and SEAFDEC recently signed an agreement to implement the BIMP-EAGA (Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines-East Asia Growth Areas) Project.
COLUMNS
AccentsBeware of e-mail scams!By Julia Carreon-Lagoc |
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PolibizPolitics behind the P100-M loan TROBy Nelson Robles |
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Carpooling LooniesDeath on All Hallows EveBy Jinki Beldia |
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Consumers DomainAn alternative CongressBy Ian Seruelo |
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On the DotI beg your pardon, Festival What?By Atty. Helen J. Camarista |
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Without the White CoatBird flu… are we ready?By Florentino P. Aleta II, M.D. |
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SerendipityWhat I don’t want to be when I grow upBy Joanne Marie Combong-Pijuan |
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Bridging the gapThe farming rituals of the BukidnonsBy Prof. Henry Funtecha |
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Unusual ChannelMake a standBy Ma. Renette B. Uy |
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Res GestaeHIV alertBy Francisco B. Lindero, Jr. |
OPINION
The fullness of lifeSecret agents of renewalBy Florentino S. Lim, CIHM |
Eye OpenerPromoting a culture of integrity, cultural excellenceBy Rodolfo P. Gumabong |
FEATURES
Coffee Break opens new branch at The AtriumAfter an evening of fun, a tedious activity whether its work or school-related, a cup of coffee is something we look forward to. |
Antique National School gears for centennial celebrationsSecondary Education in the province of Antique started in 1906 when 11 elementary school graduates petitioned to the Secretary of Public Instructions for the opening of a high school in San Jose, capital town of the province. |