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Archived News Headlines from November 26, 2012 to December 2, 2012
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December 2, 2012

Fresh Philippine-China face off looms ANOTHER face-off looms between the naval forces of the Philippines and China in the disputed West Philippine Sea, following the latter’s pronouncement that it would ...	Civil society to Aquino: certify FOI bill as urgent for pre-Christmas passage A coalition of journalists, priests, businessmen, and members of civil society organizations is urging President ...	PNoy stance on RH bill the same amid Tagle encounter President Benigno Aquino III’s presence at the Thanksgiving Mass for Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle does not mean he already had a change of heart in connection with ...	New typhoon forecast to hit Bohol Tuesday A storm just outside the Philippine area of responsibility intensified into a typhoon on Saturday and is forecast to make a direct hit on Bohol early next week, with PAGASA ...
Most drug peddlers, users in their 20s – PDEA MANILA, Philippines - Most drug peddlers and users in the country are in their 20s, according to the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA). The agency yesterday drew ...	Officer tagged in Jonas Burgos case to take oath before PNoy as new ISAFP chief The new chief of the Intelligence Service of the AFP, who was recently promoted despite a pending case filed by the mother ...	Typhoon 'Bopha' stronger than 'Sendong' - PAGASA Typhoon "Bopha" continues to gain strength as it approaches the country and is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) later Sunday, at which point it ...	Azkals set sights on Suzuki Cup semifinals THE Philippine Azkals earned a return trip to the semifinals of Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup following an impressive 2-0 win against Myanmar on Friday ...

November 30, 2012

China threatens to board ships in disputed waters Police in the southern Chinese island province of Hainan will board and search ships which enter into what China considers its territorial waters in the disputed South China Sea ...	FBI keeps tabs on Anikow murder case CHIEF Supt. Benito Estipona, head of the Southern Police District (SPD) on Thursday confirmed that some agents of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation ...	Singaporean victims of Rasuman show up The alleged investment scam of the Coco Rasuman group was not confined to the Philippines, as his victims from Singapore are also coming forward. When news broke ...	POEA to vacationing OFWs: Get your exit clearance early “Avoid the rush. Avoid the long lines.” Thus said POEA Administrator Hans Leo J. Cacdac Thursday as he advised overseas Filipino workers spending the holiday season ...
Chinese police to seize foreign ships in Spratlys BEIJING: China has granted its border patrol police the right to board and expel foreign ships entering disputed waters in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea), state ...	PNoy sets Palace meet on RH Bill President Aquino will discuss the controversial Reproductive Health (RH) bill, which he is supporting, with members of the House of Representatives in a luncheon meeting ...	The Right of Reply monkey-wrench in the FOI Bill Lawyer Nepo Malaluan is co-convenor of the Right to Know Right Now Coalition and a trustee of the Action for Economic Reforms. In an opinion piece published last October...	JPE draws line vs RH bill, stakes son's Senate bid Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile said he will not vote for the Reproductive Health Bill even if it leads to his son, Cagayan Rep. Jack Enrile, losing in the 2013 senatorial election ...

November 28, 2012

Rasuman, suspected investment scam brains, arrested; kin also charged with syndicated estafa Jachob "Coco" Rasuman, the son of former Dept. of Public Works and Highways ...	Cops release photos of suspects in Bel-Air murder Three businessmen and one student were behind the mauling and murder of the husband of an American diplomat in Bel Air Subdivision, Makati on November 24 ...	Court of Appeals clears Reyes brothers JUSTICE Secretary Leila de Lima suffered a big blow after the Court of Appeals nullified the decision of the Department of Justice to file murder charges against ex-governor ...	Arroyo's 2 co-accused in P366-M plunder raps fly out of the country The Bureau of Immigration, an attached agency of the Dept. of Justice, confirmed Tuesday two of the co-accused ...
Philippines only has World War II ships, PNoy tells kids The Philippines only has World War 2-era ships to guard against China's intrusion into the country's territory, President Benigno Aquino admitted Tuesday. In a forum ...	146 paintings bought by Marcos using stolen funds remain unaccounted for More than 140 paintings by Picasso, Van Gogh and other masters which were bought with stolen funds by former dictator ...	No FBI probe in Bel-Air murder, US embassy says US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents are not in the Philippines to investigate the murder of the husband of an American envoy, the US embassy said Tuesday ...	Jennifer Lopez Leaves Manila In Awe Her first headlining tour finally brought Jennifer Lopez to our shores for the first time all the way from its kick-off show in Panama in June, by way of stops in South America ...

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