Vol. I, No. 19 A Weekly Publication of the Mindanao News and Information Cooperative Center 8 September 2002
 

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Special Report
Diwalwal folk caught in the grip of violence, greed

MOUNT DIWATA, Compostela Valley Province -- For Solita Cruz and Aloma Zamora, going home is not an option at the moment. "I'm afraid something might happen to me and my family," says Solita. "I have decided to fight back. I am going to file charges against those responsible for the death of my husband," says Aloma. Daisy C. Gonzales and Carlos H. Conde looks deeper into the lives of small-scale miners in Diwalwal. Full story


Mindanawons win Nat'l Book Award in journalism, essay
DAVAO CITY -- Mindanawons Jose Torres Jr. and Patricio N. Abinales, both of them MindaNews columnists, topped this year’s National Book Awards in journalism and essay, respectively. Full story
 
Diwalwal at night. GB Lumawag

Gloria, 'Ina ng Masa,' is first president to visit Diwalwal
DIWALWAL, Compostela Valley -- "She is the first president to ever set foot in this very far mountain barangay." Paterno Piayo of Blucor Mining said this while sitting on one of the stools facing Barangay Diwalwal's gym where at least 5,000 residents were expecting the arrival of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Full story

Special Report
"Boat people" of the new millennium

BONGAO, Tawi-Tawi -- The blip that suddenly appeared on the radar brought everyone on board the Philippine Navy ship BRP Sultan Kudarat to life. The blip turned out to be "M/B Jamilla," a wooden-hull passenger ship, carrying Filipino deportees escaping a crackdown in Malaysia. Full story
  Rice prices remain high 
in San Franz
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur -- Prices of commercial rice here have remained high for the past two weeks despite the assurance of rice traders and retailers to lower prices. At the San Francisco Public Shopping Mall, high quality commercial rice varieties are still being sold from P25 to P28 a kilo. Full story

Other News Stories

Sulu sultanate wants to pursue Sabah claim
Catching a celfone signal can cause traffic jam; take it from Gloria
At the Mining Summit: Protesters renew calls for scrapping of 1995 Mining Act
Zambo City council backs diplomatic protest vs Malaysia
Lobregats on deportees: Screen them well
Duterte to deportees: You’re welcome here in Davao
Militants burn Malaysian flag in Davao City
Indons' release delayed anew; kidnapper negotiators dealt with is dead
Sun.Star peeved, cancels subscription to MindaNews
Duterte goes for crime suppression
DSWD: Raped girl is "too weak to travel"


Business
GenSan's Tuna Festival. GB Lumawag

Pres. Arroyo orders reduced port usage and wharfage fees
Imported veggies can’t enter Northern Mindanao

Tuna traders want lower tariffs in US, EU

Mindanao Silk takes centerstage

 
Other Stories Around Mindanao
Rice supply enough to offset El Niño: NFA Bukidnon
‘Adulterated’ rice sold at commercial prices in San Franz

Jalosjos replaces Jalosjos as 1st district Rep

P616M Iligan-Aurora road project launched

Prominent shabu dealer in Surigao nabbed; Barbers criticized for "media stunt"

Prisoners cross-stitching? Why not?

Ozamiz wins "Best Destination" award

Patrol 117 ready for launching in CDO

Diwalwal Updates
Gloria, "Ina ng Masa," is first president to visit Diwalwal
Diwalwal: No entry to newcomers

75% for big miners, 25% for the small

Travel & Tourism
Surigao's lure to EAGA is its tourist spots, Roxas says
DOT to launch year long Japan festival in Davao

Tinago Falls resort reopens

Art & Culture
Panit Bukog Art Exhibit Fleshes Oot and Travels Again

Peace Process 
6 years after the GRP-MNLF peace agreement, there's hope in the grassroots
Dureza: “No comment” on implications of deportee problem on GRP-MILF peace talks

MindaViews 
B.R. Rodil
Angay-Angay Lang
Freedom from fear

Jose Torres Jr.
From a Distance
Wahab Akbar unplugged

Macariu D. Tiu
Bisag Unsa
Unsaon Pagsumpo sa Grap ug Korapsiyon
 
Emilio F.V. Corrales
Shrifts
"City of Golden Friendship" Fiesta wows Visitors

Clean CRs

Patricio P. Diaz Jr.
Comment
PGMA Courting Zambo Votes

DOLE Should Not Ignore the Issues

PDI MBC Story: Matter of Prerogative

Presidential Prerogative: Without Limit?

PDC: The Road Now Taken
 

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Daily Updates

14 September 2002

Kidnapped 15-year-old Fil-Am student freed in Oro

MindaNews editor holds digital photo exhibit

Mindanao “not really quiet a troubled island”: British national

Women deportees resort to guest relations work to earn keep

MindaViews
SHRIFTS: Educating colonized people

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