Security Council defends fund allocation for Davao
After some lawmakers questioned the allocation for the barangay development in Mindanao, the National Security Council on Sunday defended the barangay development funds allotted for Davao City, saying it would be able to generate substantial economic activity and progress for the Davao region, as well as the whole of Mindanao.
Business Mirror
Army conducts Peace Advocacy Symposium in Gawahon
A total of 170 villagers participated in a Peace Advocacy Symposium initiated by the Army’s 79th Infantry (Masaligan) Battalion on Saturday, November 21, 2020 at Brgy XI (Gawahon), Victorias City, Negros Occidental.
Kalinaw News
Condemnation of Former Members of Underground Mass Organization to the CPP-NPA-NDF in Pantukan, Davao de Oro
Former members of Underground Mass Organization (UGMO) victims of CPP-NPA-NDF deceipt and exploitation subjected themselves to a four-day Peace Building Seminar which was initiated by the 71st Infantry (Kaibigan) Battalion held at Kolehiyo ng Pantukan, Brgy Kingking, Pantukan, Davao de Oro from November 10-13, 2020.
Kalinaw News
Mass supporters hold peace rally denouncing the CTGs
A total of 38 former mass supporters from Brgys Tabun-ac and Bandila denounced the Communist Terrorist Group (CTG) and vowed full allegiance to the government during a Peace Rally held at Brgy Tabun-ac covered court, Toboso, Negros Occidental last November 18, 2020.
Kalinaw News
KILAGUFA Farmers Association received Horse from Team Bautista
President of Kinabang, Lagnasan Upland Farmers Association (KILAGUFA) Dusman Cabca and his officers welcomed the horse offered by TEAM BAUTISTA. In the plain program, the horse was happily distributed in the leadership of 1 LT DOMINADOR R LABASA, Commander of Bravo ′′ Bulls ′′ Company in Brgy Marabatuan, Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental.
Kalinaw News
Peace talks
Army files cases against NPA violation of IHL
Army’s 58th Infantry “Dimalulupig” Battalion (58IB) filed charges against the New People’s Army (NPA) for violating Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (IHL) last November 18, 2020 before the office of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) at Yakapin St.,Cogon, Cagayan De Oro City.
Kalinaw News
Incidents/Operations
Notorious NPA Commanders Arrested in Bukidnon
Two NPA commanders were arrested in Bukidnon by the joint elements of 403rd Brigade, 4MIB, 43DRC, RIU10, CIDU Bukidnon, Bukidnon PMFC, Buk RIU/Tracker Teams and NICA10 at about 11:00 P.M. on November 21, 2020.
Kalinaw News
Former Anakbayan turned NPA Surrenders to Tigbao- MTF-ELCAC
A former Anakbayan member turned Communist NPA Terrorist surrendered to the Municipal Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (MTF-ELCAC) of Tigbao, Zamboanga del Sur on November 22, 2020.
Kalinaw News
New NPA Surrenderee: “We have done nothing good”
Another member of the New People’s Army from Tubungan, Iloilo voluntarily surrendered himself to the 61st Infantry (Hunter) Battalion on Friday, November 20, 2020. The surrenderee is identified as Alyas Ramon, 30 years old and a member of Sibat Platoon, Southern Front, Komiteng Rehiyon – Panay. He surrendered with one Cal .45 Colt pistol, one magazine of cal .45 loaded with seven rounds ammunition and one long homemade shotgun with five rounds ammunition.
Kalinaw News
2 ‘NPA rebels’ nabbed
Two alleged New People’s Army (NPA) insurgents were arrested by patrolling soldiers of the Philippine Army’s 94th Infantry Battalion (94IB) in Sitio Basak, Barangay Buenavista, Himamaylan City, Negros Occidental.
Panay News
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MARAWI
Parents and siblings of the DI- MG Leader surrenders to 55IB
The Philippine Army’s 55th Infantry (Vigilant) Battalion facilitated the surrender of seven Dawlah Islamiyah-Maute Group supporters, who happen to be the parents and siblings of Faharudin Hadji Satar alias Abu Bakar, at the Headquarters, 55th IB, Brgy. Dilausan, Madalum, Lanao del Sur, last November 21. Abu Bakar is currently the Dawlah Islamiyah-Maute Group leader.
Kalinaw News
Documentary on Marawi wins ‘Golden Hercules Award’ in Germany’s Kasseler Dokfest
A documentary film on the Marawi Siege and its aftermath won the Golden Hercules Award, one of the top prizes of this year’s Kasseler Dokfest in Germany.
Mindanews
SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THE WORLD
Sawab Center launches new campaign exposing Daesh lies
The Sawab Center, a joint UAE-US digital communications hub to combat extremist ideologies online and promote positive alternatives, announced the launch of a new campaign on its social media platforms.
Emirates News Agency
Religious minorities need help, active protection, say advocates
Religious minorities are highly vulnerable during conflicts, often exposed to grave violence, and require active protection and assistance, religious freedom advocates said during the 2020 Ministerial to Advance Freedom of Religion or Belief, sponsored by the U.S. State Department and hosted by Poland.
Crux News
Al-Qaeda in North Africa appoints new leader after killing
The al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) group has chosen a new leader to replace Abdelmalek Droukdel, who was killed in June by French forces, the SITE monitoring group reported.
Aljazeera
Facebook must remove all neonazi accounts using it as a shopfront to fund extremism, anti-racist campaigners demand
FACEBOOK must immediately remove neonazi accounts from its platforms, Labour and anti-racists demanded today after a report revealed it was being used as a shopfront to fund far-right extremism.
Morning Star
The Nature of Islamist Violence in France
France faces a persistent jihadist threat, and all indications suggest the violence afflicting the country will continue. France has been targeted for upwards of three decades, but the frequency of attacks has increased quite dramatically over the past ten years or so. There are several reasons why it is distinctly fertile territory for jihadist activity and why militants have declared France an enemy and priority Western target. France is a European hub of jihadism and has been hit particularly hard in recent years. It has the largest Islamic population in Western Europe and, recognizing this, militant organizations devote time, effort, and resources to media production aimed at existing supporters and potentially receptive elements within French society.
Modern Diplomacy
Turkey considers itself integral part of Europe, Erdogan says, calls on EU to grant it FULL MEMBERSHIP
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called upon the EU to abide by its “promise” and grant Turkey full membership. The ascension talks have long been stalled, while Ankara has had multiple run-ins with the bloc’s members.
RT News
Zimbabweans fear terror attacks from Mozambique
A political science student from the University of Zimbabwe, Jethro Ngara, sees doom and gloom as his country dares to wade into Mozambique’s war on terror.
Anadolu Agency
Daesh/ISIS attacks kill 8 people in northern Iraq
At least eight people, including five security officers, were killed on Saturday in an attack by the Daesh/ISIS terror group in Iraq's northern Saladin province, according to an Iraqi military source.
Anadolu Agency
Christmas travel: FCDO issues terror warning for some European countries for Xmas markets
Christmas markets may be off the cards for many countries this year as governments put restrictions in place for social gatherings and crowds. However, if Christmas markets are taking place, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated its advice for those attending them in some countries across Europe. The new advice was included on the government website for a plethora of countries including Germany, Austria, Estonia, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, Latvia, Italy and Poland.
Express UK
ISIS brides line up for UK return from Syria as they join Shamima Begum in legal action
Four former ISIS brides are now set to challenge the Government’s decision and therefore could potentially be allowed to return home from detention camps in Syria. The brides will argue they should return home to the UK under the premise they were effectively trafficked to Syria by their eventual husbands. Shamima Begum will also be challenging the Government’s decision to remove her nationality in 2019.
Express UK
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BARMM
Kalinaw Mindanaw: The Story of the GRP-MNLF Peace Process, 1975-1996 (15th of 18 parts)
Part XV. SPCPD: Transitional Structure and Mechanism
It took nearly two months to conceptualize and formulate a transitional structure and mechanism. Finally, when the GRP came up with SPCPD and the MNLF accepted it during the Eighth Mixed Committee meeting in Davao City in June 1996, there was a big sigh of relief. But when it leaked to the media and was met with a spontaneous “hail of fire”, as it were, from the people who could not identify with it or felt violated by it, both politicians and general population, a new front was opened at the level of the people, the religious leaders and the politicians.
Mindanews
BARMM foots hospital bills for indigents
The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has funded hospital services for 8,552 indigent residents through the Ayudang Medikal mula sa Bangsamoro Government (AMBAG) of the Office of the Chief Minister (OCM).
Manila Standard
MAGUINDANAO AND COTABATO CITY
No clues yet on murder in Maguindanao of ex-Jolo cop chief
Authorities are clueless yet on Saturday’s murder of the former police chief of Jolo whose subordinates then shot dead four Army agents in a mysterious encounter in June.
NDBC News
LANAO PROVINCES
BASILAN
Tubigan Conducts Barangay Assembly, Hails Strong Partnership With The Military
Residents here in Barangay Tubigan hails strong partnership with the military during the conduct of barangay assembly last Saturday, 21 November 2020 with the theme: ‘Makilahok, Makisali’, where they discussed about the peace and order situation as well as the Covid-19 updates in the community.
Kalinaw News
SULU
Grandson of ASG leader Sahiron, 3 other ASGs surrender in Sulu
Four more Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) members, including the grandson of the bandit group’s senior leader Radullan Sahiron, surrendered to the military in Sulu, Armed Force of the Philippines- Western Mindanao Command (AFP-WestMinCom) Commander Lt. Gen. Corleto Vinluan, Jr. disclosed on Sunday, November 22.
Manila Bulletin
From a makeshift class with gunshot holes; children of Minis island, Patikul now has a proper classroom with soldiers as teachers
Commander of JTF – Sulu and 11th Infantry Division MGen William N Gonzales and Mayor Kabir Hayudini of Patikul attends the inauguration of Minis Island School building courtesy of the Special Forces and Rotary Club Manila.
Kalinaw News
Residents of Kabbontakas return home
Residents of Kabbon Takas were personally assisted by Governor Abdusakur M Tan and MGen William N Gonzales in rebuilding their previously abandoned community.
Kalinaw News
Sinas orders probe into Sulu slay
Philippine National Police chief Gen. Debold Sinas has ordered an investigation into the shooting incident that killed a former police chief of Jolo, Sulu, Lt. Col. Walter Annayo, in Sultan Mastura town of Maguindanao province on Saturday.
Manila Standard
The collectible secrets of Sulu’s happy island
The hidden paradise Laminusa, off the northern limits of Celebes Sea, is home to an almost forgotten craft collectors are crazy about
Manila Bulletin
TAWI-TAWI
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DRUGS
Operations/ Incidents
Over P30,000 ‘shabu’ seized in Bacolod
An estimated P37,200 worth of shabu or methamphetamine hydrochloride, locally known as “shabu,” was seized in separate drug busts conducted by Bacolod City Police Office (BCPO) in Bacolod City Saturday.
Sunstar Bacolod
‘Shabu’ puts Murcia local behind bars
Police arrested a man in a drug buy-bust operation in Barangay Salvacion, Murcia, Negros Occidental.
Panay News
2 brothers in P175-M drug bust nabbed
Philippine National Police operatives have arrested two brothers in Caloocan City, after a buy-bust operation yielded more than 25 kilograms of suspected “shabu” (crystal meth) worth P175 million hidden in Chinese tea packages.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Recovery and Rehabilitation
ILLICIT FIREARMS, EXPLOSIVES, AND AMMUNITION
‘Motornapper’ killed in shootout
An armed suspected "motornapper," who was also the suspect of the brutal killing of a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, was killed in a police encounter on Saturday, November 21, 2020.
Sunstar Davao
CROSS-BORDER TRADING/ SMUGGLING/ COUNTERFEIT GOODS
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
KIDNAPPING/ ABDUCTION
Police rescue kidnapped Pogo worker, nab 3 suspects in Pampanga
Three suspects in the kidnapping of a Vietnamese-Chinese worker of a Philippine offshore gaming operator (Pogo) were nabbed in Angeles City, Pampanga, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said in a statement issued on Sunday.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
ILLEGAL GAMBLING
Biliran cops nab 8 in 'spider derby'
Police arrested on Sunday, November 22, 2020, eight persons for alleged illegal gambling over a spider fight in Biliran, Biliran.
Sunstar Taclobam
ILLICIT FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS/ EXTORTION
SEC warns against text scams using Duterte’s name
THE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) is warning the public against text scams that use the name of President Rodrigo R. Duterte relating to a charity raffle where the message recipients is supposed to have won thousands in pesos.
Business World
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[Opinion] The blessed ones
We are humanized when we feel the pain and grief of others – of those known and even unknown to us. We intimately know the essence of humanity’s interconnection like an umbilical cord that bond us to one another.
Bulatlat
Abella cites unrestricted freedom of religion in PH
The Philippines enshrines freedom of religion as a fundamental human right and guarantees the liberty to profess and adhere to religious beliefs, practices, and convictions without unreasonable restrictions.
Manila Bulletin
Cebu Zonta 2: End VAW
Since 1991, advocates for women’s rights all over the world have been observing the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence from Nov. 25 (the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to Dec. 10 (the Human Rights Day).
Sunstar Cebu
Press Freedom/ Freedom of expression
Ampatuan Massacre@11: kin of slain media workers forego site visit; Mangudadatu expects 500 to 1,000 visitors
For the first time in a decade, families of the media workers killed in the infamous Ampatuan massacre in Maguindanao province on November 23, 2009 will not visit and offer prayers at the massacre site on its 11th anniversary on Monday due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Mindanews
11 years later, Maguindanao massacre far from resolved
Even with the landmark convictions of primary suspects last year, the quest for justice over the 2009 Maguindanao massacre continues as appeals remain pending and dozens of suspects remain at large.
Philippine Star
Martial Law
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COVID-19
Cases
New 1,968 cases bring total COVID-19 count in PH to 418,818 — DOH
The Department of Health (DOH) has recorded 1,968 additional coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases, bringing the current total count of confirmed cases in the country to 418,818.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Aside from Senator Bato, Lapena, Quijano announce they’re COVID-positive
Aside from Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa who announced on Saturday that he tested positive for COVID-19, two more Mindanawon officials announced on Sunday that they, too, are COVID-positive.
Mindanews
3 of 637 Ulysses evacuees in Quezon City test positive for COVID-19
Three out of 640 Quezon City residents who were evacuated during the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses have tested positive for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Department of Health
IATF/NTF COVID-19
Nograles lays out gov’t plans, programs to fight hunger and poverty amid pandemic
Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles said in a radio interview over the weekend that government would concretely address issues arising from the pressing problem of hunger and poverty in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.
PTV News
Regions
Luzon including NCR
‘Baguio COVID-19 transmission slowing down’
The transmission of coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 in this city is slowing down, statisticians from the University of the Philippines-Baguio (UPB) said over the weekend.
Philippine Star
Cavite tops PH provinces, cities with highest number of new COVID cases
Based on the Case Bulletin released by the DOH, those with the highest number of cases are Cavite with 107, followed by Quezon City with 97, Davao City with 86, Laguna with 84, and Quezon Province with 77.
Manila Bulletin
Visayas
Mindanao
World
White House vaccine chief says first Americans could be vaccinated next month
Moncef Slaoui, the head of the US government's effort to develop a vaccine against Covid-19, said the first Americans to receive a vaccine -- if all things go according to plan -- could be as early as the second week of December.
CNN Philippines
Diplomatic, Development and Private Sector
US supports at-risk communities to mitigate Covid-19 impact
Through the US Department of State, the US government, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) launched on November 18 the first-ever project on “Mitigating the Impact of Covid-19 on At-Risk Communities” in the Philippines in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in collaboration with the Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) via an online platform.
Manila Times
Incidents and Violations
Editorial, Analysis, Opinion and Features
Philippines highly trusts Russian COVID-19 vaccine – survey
The strongest indicator of trust in Russia’s Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine was recorded in six countries, including the Philippines, according to results of the first global survey involving 11 countries, inluding in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
Philippine Star
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Duterte signs bills upgrading Quirino Memorial Medical Center, other hospitals
In line with providing quality health care for Filipinos especially during the coronavirus pandemic, President Duterte has signed a law increasing the bed capacity, health services, and medical personnel of Quirino Memorial Medical Center (QMMC) in Quezon City.
Manila Bulletin
[Opinion] Understanding the President
It was not fair.It was uncalled for to look for the whereabouts of the President of the Republic in the wake of the devastation and suffering left by Typhoon Ulysses..
Mindanews
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
Robredo stands by what her daughters said
“Hindi ako mag-aapologize sa kanilang paniniwala.”
Vice President Leni Robredo did not mince words on Malacanang’s latest attack against her daughters whose tweets were displayed in public by Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque during his online media briefing last week.
Manila Bulletin
Philippines should start identifying specific recipients of COVID-19 vaccine - Robredo
The Philippines should start identifying specific persons from sectors that are prioritized to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Vice President Leni Robredo said Sunday.
ABS- CBN
OVP partners with DepEd, others for limited in-person classes
Six-year-old Teejay Bendalian misses school, or how it used to be before the COVID-19 pandemic like when he and his kindergarten classmates played tag during break time.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
AUDIT, GRAFT, AND CORRUPTION
Lifestyle check on DoTr execs
Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade on Sunday said he had ordered all heads of agencies and other Transport officials to submit their individual Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth to the Department of Justice-led task force in line with his department’s cooperation in the anti-graft probe.
Manila Standard
BUDGET, FINANCE, and TAXATION
BUSINESS, ECONOMY AND INVESTMENT
Exporters miss out on $654-M GSP perks
Exporters ave missed out on the opportunity to get duty-free treatment for $654 million worth of shipments to the United States, and have been advised to maximize the country’s trade incentive from Washington in order to recover from Covid-19 losses.
Business Mirror
China’s Covid-19 rule worries banana growers
The Pilipino Banana Growers and Exporters Association (PBGEA) has expressed concern over China’s mandatory disinfection of food imports as a precautionary measure against Covid-19, as it could hike business costs and affect shipments to the Philippines’s second-largest export market.
Business Mirror
Groups alarmed that FDA accepted grants from foreign anti-tobacco advocates
Reports that the F00d and Drug Administration (FDA) accepted grants from foreign anti-tobacco groups have alarmed the International Network of Nicotine Consumer Organisations (INNCO), an umbrella group of more than 35 national consumer associations.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
BUILD, BUILD, BUILD and PUBLIC WORKS
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
DISASTER AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Philippines: Moving Forward After Ulysses
Being situated along the “Ring of Fire” and the “Typhoon Belt”, the Philippines is exposed to tropical storms and usually suffers from various natural disasters and calamities such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and flooding.
The Asean Post
‘Life was the only thing we managed to save’
The Philippine government has been banking on the poor’s resiliency to rise above yet another disaster in an attempt to evade accountability. But after surviving yet another raging flood that took away their homes and belongings, Kasiglahan residents are at a loss as to how to start all over again.
Bulatlat
Kasiglahan’s miserable state highlights disregard for the poor’s right decent housing
Under existing policies and government priorities, there seems to be no safe place for displaced poor of Metro Manila. They have been deprived of the right to city, to adequate housing, and to decent life. Typhoon Ulysses (international name: Vamco) has again brought to the fore the government’s criminal neglect.
Bulatlat
[Opinion] In Montalban, injustice thick as sludge
It’s difficult to begin expressing what I felt visiting Kasiglahan Village. Its been a little more than a week since Typhoon Ulysses hit; since we all saw those images of residents in Montalban, Rizal trapped on their roof, waiting for rescue amid swirling floods. Since then, the floods in Cagayan–with an even greater number of people stranded on their roof–has overshadowed those dramatic images in Kasiglahan.
Bulatlat
[Opinion] When the ‘healing as one’ slogan goes awry
Seeing the devastation from a string of typhoons from “Quinta” to “Ulysses” that recently visited the country was truly heartbreaking. Worse than this was seeing the top government leaders bickering amid the destructive calamities and the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, leaving thousands of poor Filipinos without shelter and food.
Manila Times
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Leonen threatens to charge Calida
Supreme Court Associate Justice Marvic Mario Victor Leonen threatened to sue Solicitor General Jose Calida for graft for seeking the former’s inhibition in the election protest of former senator Ferdinand Marcos.
Manila Times
DEFENSE AND SECURITY
Armed Forces of the Philippines
Soldiers continue relief operations in typhoon-affected areas
The typhoon-affected children of Brgy Sta Ines were waiting excitedly with their parents as they watched troops unload boxes of donations from an army truck.
Kalinaw News
Philippine National Police
Palawan top cop sacked over series of shootings
The top police official of Palawan was relieved from his post in the wake of a series of shooting incidents in the island-province over the last week.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
EDUCATION
Studying in US: The process amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Travel restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic not only affected tourism but also the thriving international education sector, halting flights and shutting down several schools abroad.
Philippine News Agency
EDC Sikat scholars plan for a regenerative future
Mobility and physical activity restrictions brought by the Covid-19 pandemic and the impact of Typhoon “Rolly” (international name: “Goni”) did not stop Lopez-led geothermal power leader Energy Development Corporation’s (EDC) Sikat program in igniting the fire among its scholars in its first virtual solidarity building and enrichment workshop.
Manila Times
INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY
ELECTION RELATED
ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Lockdown tales of 7 Philippine Eagles; 3 released back to the wild
Seven individuals of the “critically endangered” Philippine eagle Pithecophaga jefferyi were rescued since the COVID-19 lockdowns and quarantines. One died of malnutrition; three were released back to the wild; two are non-releasable, and one is primed for release next year. Here are their stories.
Mindanews
LABOR
Bishop questions restrictions on Pinoy healthcare workers
An official of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) yesterday questioned the restrictions on the deployment of Filipino healthcare workers overseas that are still in place despite the lifting of the travel ban on HCWs.
Philippine Star
With deployment ban lifted, solon wants P60k starting pay for gov’t nurses
Following the lifting of the deployment ban on healthcare workers, a lawmaker on Sunday called for an increase in the starting pay of government nurses to over P60,000 per month in a bid to discourage them from seeking jobs abroad.
Philippine Daily Inquirer
LEGISLATIVE
Senate of the Philippines
House of Representatives
House bats for P5B hike in calamity funds for next year
Speaker Lord Allan Velasco said Congress would propose the increase during the bicameral conference on the proposed P4.506-trillion national budget for next year.
Manila Standard
House purges are inevitable
It is too bad that Taguig-Pateros Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano — a former speaker of the House of Representatives, and before that a senator, vice presidential candidate and secretary of foreign affairs — has not recovered from his failure to remain as speaker despite moving mountains in his failed bid to scrap his “gentleman’s agreement” with Rep. Lord Allan Velasco for a term-sharing scheme called 15-21.
Malaya
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (LGUs)
OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
FOREIGN RELATIONS
West Philippine Sea
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
HOUSING and SETTLEMENT
POVERTY
SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT
TRANSPORTATION
TOURISM
WATER and ENERGY
AC Energy readies sale of stake in Bataan and Mindanao power projects
AYALA-LED AC Energy, Inc. plans to sell its investments in coal-fired power plant projects in Bataan and Lanao del Norte in line with its goal to generate more than half of its energy output from renewables by 2025.
Business World
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