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Malacañang ‘looking over’ complaints vs. ERC chief

  Malacanang said it is now studying a complaint filed against Energy Regulatory Commission Chair Zenaida Cruz-Ducut. President Aquino said the filed complaint is now with the office of the Deputy Executive Secretary Michael Aguinaldo where it is currently being “studied and examined”. Presidential Communications Operations Office Head Herminio Coloma  Jr. said earlier that there is a newly created Investigative and Adjudicatory Division of the Office of the Deputy Executive Secretary for Legal Affairs who […]

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A Bird’s Eye View of Roxas Blvd.

An aerial view of a sea of brethren of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) in Manila. The vast number of people stretched far, covering the entire Roxas Blvd. Early police estimates place the crowd at 500,000, although more is expected to turn out until 4 pm today.

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Rains don’t stop crowds from attending charity walk in Australia

  Heavy rains did not deter heavy crowds from joining the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) WorldWide Walk in Sydney, Australia this morning. About 500 people participated early on, and is expected to draw even more numbers as the day goes on. An additional 446 people gathered at another INC walkathon in Western Australia. The international event, which is quickly becoming one of the most attended of the year, is a charity walkathon aimed to provide […]

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Thousands flee Syrian town as ‘major assault’ looms

By Stephanie Nebehay GENEVA Fri Feb 14, 2014 11:52am EST (Reuters) – Thousands of people have fled a rebel-held town in Syria after it was bombed and shelled in an operation that has prompted fears of a major assault by ground troops, the United Nations said on Friday. The fighting came as peace talks in Geneva neared the end of a second round with the government and opposition sides as far from agreement as ever, […]

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Senator Marcos Urges DSWD To Prioritize Transfer of Tent City Residents

Senator Bongbong Marcos urged the Department of Social Welfare and Development to prioritize the transfer of tent city residents in Leyte to the newly-constructed bunkhouses in the area. The makeshift bunkhouses are said to proved better shelter for the residents, many of whom have been victims of the super typhoon Haiyan. Eagle News Reporter Erwin Temperante gives us the report.

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INC WorldWIde Walk All Set

Eagle News Reporter Juliet Caranguian gives us an update regarding the INC WorldWide Walk from Luneta where the organizers are finalizing the details of the event lead by the Iglesia Ni Cristo and its main partner, Felix Y. Manalo Foundation.

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Snowstorm Hits Northeast US, 18 Killed

Northeastern United States was covered in snow because of the heavy snowstorm, covering 750,000 houses and business establishments, causing power outages and flight cancellations. 18 were reported killed because of the snowstorm.

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