NEWS ARCHIVES

Last updated
February 16, 2007

JUNE 2005 WEEKLY STORIES

FOR THE WEEK JUNE 19 - JUNE 25, 2005

• Lepanto labor dispute, far from over
• Bishop Labayen claims there is gov’t breakdown
• Stonewall: a story of hope and pride
• Bontoc villagers inaugurate micro-hydro project
• Mining ruins Kalinga environment — CPA
• Opposing views surface at people’s mining summit
• Benguet dads assail Philex’s non-admission of students
• UN body discusses IP concerns on poverty & education
• Poverty affects literacy — DepEd
• Int’l workshop tests Australia, RP bio-fumigation studies
• IP advocates join training on IP rights and international law
• Migrante reveals plight of deported Pinoys in Malaysia
• Binga dam going to the dogs — dismissed eng’rs
• 175 join Easter College 1st capping, pinning ceremony
• Robert’s return highlights joys, pains of OFWs — Migrante

FOR THE WEEK JUNE 12 - JUNE 18, 2005

• Lepanto workers defy DoLE anew
• Lepanto women, children step up support for workers’ strike
• Sharing struggles
• A day in the Lepanto picketlines
• 180 Philex studes miss enrolment
• Baguio militants call for GMA ouster
• NPA ambush kills 9 gov’t troopers
• Ilocos PNP bars detainees’ visitors
• Int’l lawyer group to probe attacks on RP lawyers, judges
• Ilocos workers demand P100 wage hike
• Teacher shortage faces DepEd-Ilocos
• 50 students per class may revise school schedule
• Primary education undermines IPs, says UN forum chair
• NIA clears San Roque Dam irrigation site
• Northern Luzon newsbriefs
• Baguio newsbriefs

FOR THE WEEK JUNE 5 - JUNE 11, 2005

• Lepanto strike intensifies despite DOLE’s return to work order
• Lepanto blocks medical team
• Lepanto investor holds notorious record — STARM
• Student leader asserts admission at BCU
• NPA raids Abra military detachment
• Innabuyog: bayanihan system at work in Ngibat
• 3 AFP men dead, 3 wounded in NPA-Kalinga ambush
• Cordi teachers include IPs’ and women’s issues in subjects
• Karagdagang badyet sa edukasyon, ngayon na! — ACT
• From education to miseducation
• John Hay stakeholders urge talks
• Court orders cancellation of title at Puguis Communal Forest
• Northern Luzon Newsbriefs
• Baguio Newsbriefs

FOR THE WEEK MAY 29- JUNE 4, 2005

• Strike paralyzes Lepanto
• Lepanto women, children rally behind workers
• Broadcaster charges Abra police of harassment
• Being a peace pact holder
• Colleges in Ilocos hike fees
• House IP body asks NCIP to draft land rules
• Region I wage board sets payhike on June 30
• PUMALAG wants Benguet Dads to study China-RP accord
• Protests mar GSIS anniversary
• Dreaming of a new school
• Gov’t mulling over new CJH developer?
• Revisiting Innabuyog Daycare
• DUNGAW, a successful exhibit
• Labor Watch: LEU stands by decision to strike
• Northern Luzon Newsbriefs
• Baguio Newsbriefs