Manila Bulletin - 2019-01-01

• 5 provinces under calamity state
• Devotees join procession to thank the Black Nazarene
• Tough South China Sea talks ahead as Vietnam seeks to curb China's actions
• 2 killed, 30 hurt in Cotabato mall blast; another IED detonated
• Best yet to come for ‘Rainbow’s Sunset’ producers
• The best new year’s resolution for a healthier you
• PH accedes to Marrakesh Treaty on IPR
• Bears to wrestle with bulls for the bacon in Year of the Pig
• Shell eyeing to invest in new petroleum exploratio­n blocks
• Schools told to comply with anti-bullying law, or else…
• ‘Each year is the year of the Lord’
• BI bars over 3,500 aliens
• OFWs urged to avail of e-CARD
• Fewer Filipinos are hopeful going into the new year
• With the greatest of hope, we welcome New Year 2019
• Mindanao and the BOL
• The role of Mary in the fulfillmen­t of God’s divine will
• Mindanao in 2018: Start of the long growth?
• Togonon: Pasay City’s change for the better
• Kim sent ‘conciliato­ry message’ to Trump amid stalled nuclear talks
• More bullies
• Deadly tsunami raises questions over disaster preparedne­ss
• Bangladesh PM wins election as foes demand new vote
• Moro leaders unite to push for BOL in historic Maguindana­o town
• Slain Ako Bicol Rep. Batocabe laid to rest
• Cebu archbishop calls on faithful to welcome 2019 with hope
• Raptors tame Bulls
• Watanabe warms up for busy 2019
• Federer relishing Serena showdown
• Near-blind ex-boxer puts kids on right path
• Pagdangana­n, Dy banner PH Am Open
• MWSS, NIA ink accord to divert irrigation water
• Closures mark DENR’s actions in 2018; more seen in 2019
• Singaporea­n company eyeing 6MW of solar home installati­ons in PH
• UK to spend over $130 M on ferries to cope with no-deal Brexit
• Croatia’s shipbuilde­rs struggle to stay afloat
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