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• Duterte skips PH Independence Day rites in Luneta - Rappler
• Aguirre asks DILG to babysit Maute terror suspects - Inquirer.net
• Minority senators urge institutions to assert their independence - Inquirer.net
• Tourists reach 1.8M in 1st qtr - Inquirer.net
• Lawmaker wants to create a commission to rename the Philippines - Coconuts
• Light to moderate expected over west Luzon, east Mindanao areas - GMA News
• Philippines loses its shock absorber - Nikkei Asian Review

Duterte skips PH Independence Day rites in Luneta - Rappler Posted: 11 Jun 2017 06:33 PM PDT Rappler Duterte skips PH Independence Day rites in Luneta Rappler INDEPENDENCE DAY RITES. Vice President Leni Robredo leads the flag-raising ceremony with Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano beside her, representing President Rodrigo Duterte. Photo by Lito Boras/Rappler. MANILA, Philippines (3rd UPDATE) ... PH asserts rights over Philippine Rise with flag plantingInquirer.net Duterte skips Independence Day rites in LunetaManila Bulletin New Google doodle celebrates Philippine Independence DayPhilippine Star Sun.Star -InterAksyon -BusinessWorld Online Edition -The Manila Times all 50 news articles »

Aguirre asks DILG to babysit Maute terror suspects - Inquirer.net Posted: 11 Jun 2017 08:05 PM PDT Inquirer.net Aguirre asks DILG to babysit Maute terror suspects Inquirer.net Maute group top leader Cayamora Maute, 67, is escorted by a government trooper after his arrest by members of Task Force Davao. INQUIRER FILE / ARJOY M. CENIZA. Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II will ask the Department of Interior and Local ... DOJ sets inquest proceedings vs. arrested Maute fightersGMA News DOJ starts inquest proceedings of alleged Maute members | SunStarSun.Star Gov't runs after Maute financiers; 'pork barrel' probe to be expandedManila Bulletin all 5 news articles »

Minority senators urge institutions to assert their independence - Inquirer.net Posted: 11 Jun 2017 05:18 PM PDT Inquirer.net Minority senators urge institutions to assert their independence Inquirer.net Senate Minority bloc members are urging the various institutions in the country to insist on their freedom as the nation marked its 119th Independence Day. INQUIRER PHOTO/LYN RILLON. As the country celebrated its 119th Independence Day this Monday, ... Minority senators urge gov't institutions to assert independenceABS-CBN News all 2 news articles »

Tourists reach 1.8M in 1st qtr - Inquirer.net Posted: 11 Jun 2017 02:12 PM PDT Inquirer.net Tourists reach 1.8M in 1st qtr Inquirer.net Nearly 1.8 million foreign travelers flocked to the Philippines in the first quarter of this year. The Department of Tourism (DOT) made this statement as it expressed optimism that more visitors would come following the government's massive investments ... DOT: 1st quarter arrivals hit 1.8 million mark | SunStarSun.Star Teo cites martial law's impact on tourist travelBusinessWorld Online Edition all 4 news articles »

Lawmaker wants to create a commission to rename the Philippines - Coconuts Posted: 11 Jun 2017 06:44 PM PDT Coconuts Lawmaker wants to create a commission to rename the Philippines Coconuts Magdalo Rep. Gary Alejano filed House Bill 5867 which seeks the creation of a commission that would study the possibility of changing the name of the Philippines. The former soldier turned lawmaker said that the proposed "Geographic Renaming ... Alejano wants Philippines renamedInquirer.net all 2 news articles »

Light to moderate expected over west Luzon, east Mindanao areas - GMA News Posted: 11 Jun 2017 02:51 PM PDT GMA News Light to moderate expected over west Luzon, east Mindanao areas GMA News Monday - Independence Day - over Pangasinan, Zambales, and the Davao and Caraga Regions will be cloudy accompanied with light to moderate rain and thunderstorms, PAGASA reported in a 5 a.m. forecast. The rest of the country will meanwhile be partly ... Storm skirts PAR; rain expected in Luzon, MindanaoInquirer.net all 2 news articles »

Philippines loses its shock absorber - Nikkei Asian Review Posted: 11 Jun 2017 08:02 PM PDT Nikkei Asian Review Philippines loses its shock absorber Nikkei Asian Review The departure of the Philippines' central bank governor Amando Tetangco will test investors' patience with President Rodrigo Duterte's policies. (Photo by Keiichiro Asahara). Throughout the first year of Rodrigo Duterte's reign in the Philippines ... Confirmed: US Enters Fight Against ISIS in the PhilippinesCenter for Research on Globalization Media Attacks in the Philippines: Beyond the Populist Temptation of DuterteThe News Lens International (press release) all 4 news articles »

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