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Dauin lauded on
hunger program

BY MARICAR ARANAS

The director of the Hunger Mitigation Program of Bureau of  Fisheries  and  Aquatic  Resources, Jaime dela Vega,  yesterday said he was  impressed by the  successful implementation  of  the Coastal  Marine Resources Program  in the  municipality  of  Dauin, Negros  Oriental.

Dauin is  one  of  the  recipients of  the  P150,000  funding from  BFAR  under  the  program. An evaluation team  was in  the  province yesterday, in compliance  with the 10 development  goals of  President  Gloria  Macapagal-Arroyo.

De la Vega  said  among  the  10 local   government  units  from   eight   provinces   they have visited in the country,  only  Dauin showed  a  very  positive support  to  the  program.

‘Missing’ farmers’
kin seek Writ of Amparo
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The Court of Appeals in Cebu is set to hear the Writ of Amparo petition filed by relatives of two farmers in Negros Oriental who allegedly disappeared after they were abducted by troopers of the 61st Infantry Battalion on Dec. 7, 2007 and Jan. 25 this year.

The petitioners urged the appellate court to summon Armed Forces chief of staff Gen. Hermogenes Esperon; commanding officer of the AFP Central Command Lt. Gen. Victor Ibrado; 61st IB commanding officer Lt. Col. Romeo Basco; 61st IB Bravo Company head, a certain 2Lt Pututan; 1Lt Rodrigo Jimena;and army soldiers surnamed Dequit and Santos.

Rosalia Yanoc is asking the respondents to produce the living body of her husband Reynold Carillo.

CHR-NegOr doubts
PCPR complaints
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The Commission on Human Rights has received an unsubscribed complaint from families of alleged human rights victims in the hinterland barangays of Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental.

Special investigator Jess Cañete of the CHR said that attached to the complaint is an unsigned fact-finding result conducted by the human rights group Karapatan and the Promotion of Church Peoples Response.

Cañete said he is doubtful about the contents of the complaint affidavit, and he wants to get it straight from the supposed complainants themselves.

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