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niturbo ng mundi.
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Good morning, I'm Stanley Palisada.
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Here are the stories that made it to ANC's rundown.
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Police raid several properties
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owned by Negros Oriental congressman
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Arnolfo Tevez Jr.,
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who has been implicated in several murders in the province.
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Philippine economic managers estimate
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a constitutional convention to amend
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the 1987 charter will cost
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the government at least 14.7 billion pesos.
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And seven people killed in a shooting
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at a Jehovah's Witness church in Germany.
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Philippine police conduct raids
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in several properties owned by
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Negros Oriental 3rd District representative
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Arnolfo Tevez Jr.
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The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group
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implements search warrants
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in three houses owned by Tevez in Negros Oriental.
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The lawmaker has been implicated
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in the March 4th slay of Negros Oriental
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governor Ruel de Gamo.
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He's also facing murder complaints
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in connection with the killing of
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former Negros Oriental board member
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Miguel Dungog in 2019.
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Tevez has been in the U.S. on a personal trip,
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but his camp said he will definitely
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return to the Philippines to face the charges
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filed against him.
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The task force leading the probe
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on governor de Gamo's killing
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meanwhile reveals the murder was planned
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since late last year.
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Authorities add they are narrowing down
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the possible motive for the killing
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which now include personal grudge
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and political rivalry.
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But they assert no one is being
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singled out in the probe.
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three suspects were recruited
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casing and surveillance,
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intelligence works
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on how to attack the governor.
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And they recruited them.
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We are looking into everyone,
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not only Congressman Tevez.
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it is considered because of what
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the suspect had mentioned.
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The Philippine military meanwhile
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vows to ramp up monitoring of its
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active and former personnel
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who may be engaged in criminal activities.
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That's after some of them
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were tagged in the killing of
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governor de Gamo.
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The army has already
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said that it will review
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assistance program.
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This program is intended for the
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Philippine personnel.
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The Philippine army is thinking of
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will be separated from the service
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because of the cases they are
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facing. We have taught these people
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that is very dangerous
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I think it is also
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our responsibility to make sure
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that these skill sets
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that they have learned will not be used
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against our people.
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There is no direct
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or established path
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Especially that they are being brought
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passengers and pilots.
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That's why it will take a long time
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for them to get off.
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Local officials in Isabela
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vow to provide aid to those
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We provide all the necessary assistance
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to the relatives, especially
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that plane. It's only
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is not from Isabela.
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The plane went missing on the afternoon
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of January 24, shortly after
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taking off from the Cahuayan airport.
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It was bound for the town of
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oil spill in Oriental Mindoro
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now threatening the coastlines of
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Niwagaw Island in Antique.
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Dennis Dato reports.
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Niwagaw Island in Antique
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say the oil spill reached
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their shores last Saturday
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and has affected at least 2 kilometers
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of their prized white sand shores.
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Those involved in the cleanup
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say they are forced to bury
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the collected oil due to the
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lack of empty containers.
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when there are available
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We will collect it first
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We will get about 100 drums.
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100 drums? The one you buried?
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Yes, sir. This one.
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This one was almost buried.
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When it wasn't buried,
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my ears hurt and I lost my voice.
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The oil spill has also
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destroyed several hectares
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of seaweed plantation,
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the island's primary source of livelihood.
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representatives from the
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provincial capital of Oriental Mindoro
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visited the island on Thursday.
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They brought with them food packs,
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drinking water, and medical
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supplies for residents
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affected by the oil spill.
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We are really hungry, sir.
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In the town of Pola,
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more residents continue to suffer
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from the loss of livelihood.
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Many are complaining the government
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subsidy is not enough.
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affected by the oil spill.
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who are really hungry.
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The task force created by the local
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government unit has discussed the
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possible charges it will file
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against the owner of the sunken,
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empty Princess Empress.
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That's the first thing
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the investigation will look into.
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What will they answer?
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Pola Mayor Jennifer Cruz
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is also appealing for any kind
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of support for the residents
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since the town's limited calamity fund
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Dennis Dato, ABS-CBN News,
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Oriental Mindoro.
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A fisherfolk group
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meanwhile wants government
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intervention to address
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fish supply woes in the province
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of Oriental Mindoro.
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Pola Mayor says this is needed to prevent
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traders from jacking up fish prices
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amid a lower catch rate.
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The group adds the sunken tanker's
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owners should provide daily
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compensation to the affected residents
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It's not a subsidy.
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It should be paid daily.
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Their families have other needs.
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They have children who are studying.
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It should be paid.
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It should be compensated
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to the oil company.
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Pola Mayor is looking to generating more jobs.
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Despite rising consumer prices,
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more Filipinos are still optimistic
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about the Philippine economy.
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The latest Social Weather Station's
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survey shows nearly half of
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adult Filipinos remain confident
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the economy will improve in the next
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12 months. Only 9%
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expect the economy to worsen
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neutral about the issue.
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The data brought the net economic
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optimism score to 40,
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still classified as excellent,
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point below the score recorded
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in the previous survey.
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Meanwhile, President Marcos calls on local
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governments to support his administration's
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priority legislative
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measures to boost
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economic and business activity.
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These include the E-Governance Act
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and amendments to the Build, Operate
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and Transfer Law.
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Speaking at the National Convention of the
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Philippine Counselors League, the President
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also rallied for support for the
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proposed National Land Use Act
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the purpose of real estate.
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We will say, this is commercial.
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This is industrial.
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If you will develop, this is residential.
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This is agricultural.
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Don't touch that.
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this common valuation,
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it will be very clear
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the payment for the use
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Philippine House lawmakers are expected to
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approve by next week the implementing
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bill on the call for a constitutional
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convention to propose changes
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to the 1987 Charter.
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House Majority Leader Manuel
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Dalipe says the bill is one of the
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remaining priorities of the lower chamber
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before Congress goes on its
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summer break later this month.
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We're hoping we're gonna
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we'll wait for our counterparts in the Senate
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on how they will be
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probably discussing what we
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The Senate, however,
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insists Charter change is not a
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It's not the priority
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of the President. It's also not our priority.
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Binabatikos na nga kami.
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Hindi namin natatabos yung aming legislative agenda.
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E tapos Charter change pa pag-usapan.
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Pag-usapan ng Charter change.
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Abot ng taon-taon yan.
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So, ang debate napaka
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divisive na issue
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ang mangyayari dyan.
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Baka hindi natin mapigilan
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na biglang may political amendments
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Pagtanggal ng term limits.
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Pag-extension ng mga terms.
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Siyempre magagalit ang taong bayan dyan.
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The National Economic and Development Authority
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lays down estimated costs
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for the proposed Constitutional Convention
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to amend the 1987 Charter.
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NEDA said it will cost
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the government 14.7 billion pesos
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if the election of CONCON
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delegates coincides with the
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Village and Youth Council polls this year.
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That's a fairly smaller
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amount than if it will be held separately,
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which is estimated to
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Amid an expected bumpy ride at the
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upper chamber, Senator Robin Padilla
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insists it is high time
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to update majority of the provisions
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of the Constitution.
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We're taking a quick break. Still to come, Chinese President
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Xi Jinping set to be handed a
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third term as president. That's next on The Rundown.
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KALAGAN ANG MAHIENDOL
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Ang plantihitol ng ang huling namanan
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Kailangan ng mga kapang tapos
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wala ng mga tanggalang
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na wala sa ililing
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It further accelerated the adoption of consumers of digital channels.
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We are now being able to provide the services needed by our citizens, by our consumers.
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We are now being able to provide the services needed by our citizens, by our consumers.
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We are back on the rundown. A fatal shooting erupts at a Jehovah's Witness church in the north German city of Hamburg,
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leaving seven people dead and eight others wounded.
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Police say a gunman is believed to be dead, but there could be more than one assailant.
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The shooting rampage happened at 9 p.m. local time. An investigation is now underway to determine the motive.
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I cannot give any information on the background at the moment. This is all still speculation.
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We have no indications that a perpetrator is on the run, but rather indications that the perpetrator is possibly in the building, possibly even among the dead.
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Three people are wounded in a suspected terrorist attack in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Authorities say a gunman opened fire at a popular street for shoppers before being neutralized by police.
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The shooting came hours after an Israeli military raid killed three Palestinian militants in the occupied West Bank.
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A wave of Russian missile strikes knocks out power in Ukraine's second largest city of Kharkiv.
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The governor says around 15 ballistic missiles hit the city with infrastructure among the targets.
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Russia launched the attacks across Ukraine Thursday while people slept, killing at least six civilians.
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Moscow's defense ministry says they were in response to a border incursion earlier this month, where alleged Ukrainian nationalists killed two civilians.
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Kyiv has denied that accusation.
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The goal of the strike has been achieved. All the targets have been hit. As a result of the strike, UAV bases were destroyed, transfer of reserves and transportation by train of foreign equipment were thwarted.
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North Korea fires yet another ballistic missile Thursday. South Korea's military said a short-range missile was fired from the north's western port city of Nampo Thursday night.
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The latest show of force by Pyongyang comes days before Seoul and Washington kick off major joint military exercises.
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North Korean media also reported Kim Jong-un witnessed a ground assault drill that shows the country is ready to respond to actual war.
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Relations between the two Koreas are at one of their worst points in decades as the north ramps up its weapons testing and the south turning to the U.S. for increased security.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping formally tightens his grip on power. Xi will be handed his third term as president Friday, capping a rise that has seen him become China's most powerful leader in generations.
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Thousands of delegates to the National People's Congress will vote on Xi's appointment, but the process is a mere formality for China's rubber-stamp parliament after Xi secured another five years as head of the Communist Party last October.
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Back in 2018, Xi paved the way for him to rule China for life when he abolished the two-year term limit on the presidency.
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Over in Malaysia, former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin pleads not guilty to corruption and money laundering.
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The charges are in connection with a probe on Muhyiddin's political party, Bersatu, over alleged irregularities in stimulus programs aimed at helping the country recover from the pandemic.
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Muhyiddin, who served as prime minister between 2020 and 2021, could face up to 20 years in jail if convicted, but is likely to be out on bail while the case is being heard.
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The government of the former Soviet Republic of Georgia withdrew a controversial Russian-style bill following two nights of widespread protests.
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It announced the move hours after tens of thousands of protesters clashed with police outside parliament.
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The controversial legislation would have required organizations receiving 20 percent of funding from abroad to register as foreign agents or face fines.
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Demonstrators denounced the bill as reeking of Russian authoritarianism.
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Rights experts had warned of the measure's chilling effect on Georgia's civil society and democracy.
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U.S. President Joe Biden formally rolls out his 2024 budget proposal that is already facing stiff opposition from Republican lawmakers during a visit to Philadelphia.
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The Democratic president stressed his plans to raise taxes on those earning more than $400,000 a year.
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This is in a bid to cut the nation's deficit by nearly $3 trillion over 10 years.
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Amid the economic upheaval of the past four decades, too many people have been left behind or treated like they're invisible. Not anymore.
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Republicans led by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy described Biden's proposal as reckless.
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The GOP has been demanding severe cuts to spending in return for lifting the government's legal borrowing limit.
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Back here at home, we now have on the line Attorney Ferdinand Topacio. He's the legal counsel of Congressman Arnulfo Tevez Jr., whose houses in Negros Oriental were raided by authorities.
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Good morning, Attorney Topacio, and welcome to The Rundown.
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Yes, good morning, and thank you for having me on your show.
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Good to have you here. Now, please tell us briefly how many warrants were served.
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Actually, sir, you will have to pardon me. The reports reaching me are sketchy at the moment because our lawyers on the ground, our people on the ground, were denied access to the premises being searched, which I consider quite irregular.
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The tentative reports reaching me is that there were five houses which were served with search warrants by the CIDG.
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All right. Based on the reports also that you've been receiving, were all of these in connection with the Digamo case at this point?
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We have no information. Our unverified reports is that these are supposed to be in connection with certain unlicensed firearms purportedly belonging to Congressman Tevez.
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But since we had anticipated this action after several witnesses had pointed to him as the alleged mastermind of the Digamo killing, yesterday I verified and made sure that all of the firearms of Congressman Tevez,
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which were covered by the cancelled LPAPs of the PNP, were properly surrendered to the proper precincts in accordance with the implementing rules and regulations on the licensing and possession of firearms.
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And we have the corresponding receipts for this.
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All right. So you've already surrendered the firearms in question, Atty. Topacio?
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Some of them were surrendered. Well, most of them were surrendered a month ago, I believe, and the rest were surrendered recently.
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And they are covered with the proper receipts and we had the proper coordination with the Firearms and Explosives Division as well as the local precinct commanders.
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All right. So far since the warrants were issued, have you spoken to your client, Congressman Arnulfo Tevez, Jr.?
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What does he have to say about this?
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I'm trying actually to contact him in between interviews, but I have already made a briefer that I will try to send to him as soon as I get a hold of him.
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When is he coming home?
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I have no information. He's supposed to come home today, but recently his congressional staff informed me that he had requested for an extension of his stay.
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All right. And lastly, for the rest of the day, what are the next steps you're planning?
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Well, the next step should come from the prosecution. The ball is in their court, so to speak.
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In both cases, there is an alleged murder attributed to him which was supposedly perpetrated in 2019 that was filed.
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And then this incident regarding Governor Degamo, in both of these instances, we have not been officially informed of any charges.
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We have not received any subpoena, so we will just await that.
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And then based on the evidence that are supposed to be attached to the subpoena when we get them, we will be able to formulate a defense for our client.
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And I'm confident that Congressman Tevez will be exonerated if only for the simple fact that he's innocent of these charges.
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All right. On that note, we thank you so much for joining us, Attorney Ferdinand Topacio.
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It was always an honor and a pleasure. Thank you very much and God bless.
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Have a good day. And that's the rundown. I'm Stanley Palisada. We'll be back with more news at 11. Keep it here on ANC.
