NEWS STORIES

Last updated
February 16, 2007

OCTOBER 2005 STORIES

FOR THE WEEK OCTOBER 23 - OCTOBER 29, 2005

• Health chief urges gov’t to address diseases
• MP folk avail UPMAS, Chestcore medical, dental services
• Cha-cha waste of public funds — Casiño
• Cordillera malnutrition alarming
• Cagayanos tutol sa mining, cassava projects
• Sagada residents to temporarily stop “ikik”
• Baguio militants light candles, condemn Central Luzon killings
• Sayote virus no effect on prod’n
• Coliform bacteria present in Buguias water sources
• Demolisyon itigil! — Baguio vendors
• Justice for Manong Pukol: the Sagada one-legged man mercilessly murdered
• Lepanto workers elect new set of officers
• Movie Review: Astigin
• Corn farming in Alfonso Lista, Ifugao (Part 3)
• Cordillera Newsbriefs
• Baguio Newsbriefs

FOR THE WEEK OCTOBER 16 - OCTOBER 22, 2005

• Cancel fake land titles in Baguio City
• Cordillera peasants want WTO, Arroyo junked
• Cordillera health workers hit EVAT
• Christopher Batan: from a tribal warrior to ahuman rights advocate
• Fifty minors in Cordillera prisons
• Cordillera women’s group observe 15 years of struggle
• Buaya tribe sustains resistance to mineral exploitation
• DENR oks Climax-Arimco permit
• Baguio dads give views on city charter bill
• 14-year-old resolution increases water rate in Baguio
• Itogon dads no stand on BWSP
• Bulk water reservior to displace miners
• 10% of convicts avail of probation
• Corn farming in Alfonso Lista, Ifugao (Part 2)
• Cordillera mining state amid corporate greed (Part 3)
• Corporate mining & indigenous peoples’ lands: an unjust inposition to collective rights (Part 2)
• A belated elegy to Lina Espina-Moore
• The last time for the first time
• Baguio Newsbriefs

FOR THE WEEK OCTOBER 9 - OCTOBER 15, 2005

• JURIS lauds Cordi justice system
• OFW kin, supporters hold mass for justice
• Igorots picket Asia Pacific Mining Confab
• Bontoc tribes sue Globe Telecom
• Cordillera farmers earn nothing
• PNOC-EC kinondena sa public hearing
• Women’s group still finds Ms. Baguio Extreme abusive
• Scout councilors in Baguio act on student fare discount, other concerns
• Flower vending, traffic top Oplan Kaluluwa in Baguio City
• Baguio "squatters" in Irisan dismantle own abode
• Corn farming in Alfonso Lista, Ifugao (Part 1 of 3)
• Cordillera mining state amid corporate greed (Part 2 of 3)
• Corporate mining & indigenous peoples’ lands: an unjust inposition to collective rights (Part 1 of 2)
• Returning to Allah
• Labor Watch: Kararag ti mangmangged
• Book Review: Louisa and her little men
• Breast cancer: what and what not
• Cordillera Newsbriefs
• Baguio Newsbriefs

FOR THE WEEK OCTOBER 2 - OCTOBER 8, 2005

• DepEd, ACT warn teachers
• Baguio OKs Gender Code
• October is peasant month
• Cordillera mining state amid corporate greed
• Baguio City attracts Cordi’s poor
• Baguio teachers call for better pay
• Baguio multi-sectoral group holds prayer vigil for truth
• PNP nabs LEU union officer
• Minahan sa Cagayan, kinondena
• The hometown I long for
• Breaking the fast
• Book Review: The path to healing
• Migrante Monitor: Millions for gov’t as OFWs suffer
• Labor Watch: Marahas na dispersal ng mga rali, kinondena
• Cordillera Newsbriefs
• Baguio Newsbriefs

FOR THE WEEK SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1, 2005

• Yaranon gets realtor’s ire, takes back public land
• Abra PNP “invites” 2 HR dialogue participants
• Isabela woman confronts CAFGU
• Ramadhan: month-long fasting for unity, harmony
• Loakan residents seek city dads’ action vs. Globe cell site
• SOIL Awards recognizes 3 N. Luzon IP leaders
• LEU all set for elections
• BeGH, DOH warns Cordi public on liver diseases
• Murder suspects bolt Mt. Province jail
• TESDA Abra success story
• Labor Watch: Bike-riders kill KMU leader
• Migrante Monitor: Migrante hits gov’t reaction on OFW slays
• Marney’s shot is from the Master’s touch... giver of gifts
• Book Review: One Thousand Paper Cranes
• The Chapyusen micro-hydro: electrification to the people
• Baguio Newsbriefs