Manila Bulletin - 2015-11-28

• ‘Criminalit­y has to go’
• Reclamatio­n causing grave harm to coral reef system
• Worst HIV epidemic feared as 8 cities breach tipping point
• Global climate deal ‘now or never,’ Copenhagen mayor tells world leaders
• MB scribe’s rice story wins ‘Bright Leaf’ journalism tilt
• DepEd gets biggest chunk of 2016 budget in preparatio­n for K to 12
• AND THEN THEY WERE FOUR
• The Trouble with the Truth
• Filipino firm investing $120M for 60-MW Cebu solar power project
• US clears PH of labor rights violations
• Singapore relaxes work permit rules for PH household workers
• GPH, MILF to Congress: Don’t waste time, pass proposed BBL
• EDSA malls extend operating hours to 11p.m.
• PH must join nations fighting ISIL – solon
• PNoy recommends book on Aquino legacy, Marcos dictatorsh­ip to BBM
• Security forces hunting down ‘threat groups’ – Malacañang
• Pope presses call for adequate, dignified housing in mega cities
• ISIS claims responsibi­lity for attack on Bangladesh mosque
• ‘Balik scientists’ continue to be lured back by DOST
• Security tightened at NBP with arrival of Abu Sayyaf prisoners
• A new and dangerous front opens in the war in Middle East
• Thank you cards
• DOJ begins PI hearings of ‘SAF 44’ case
• The 2015 Titus Brandsma Media Awards
• Advent: Wake up!
• Going the full distance
• A ‘new’ math
• Want tax reform? Override PNoy, stop Roxas
• Random events, sundry comments
• The APEC experience
• Less meat consumptio­n critical to achieving climate goal
• National Day of Albania
• 6% GDP growth meaningles­s if the poor do not feel it – Binay
• Padaca hits LP’s alliance with Dys of Isabela
• Señeres will step aside for Duterte on three conditions
• SET ruling ‘extinguish­ed’ DQ case before Comelec – Poe camp
• 14-hour blackout in Samar, parts of Leyte due today
• Ex-Antique gov, son charged with graft
• ‘Yolanda’ victims in Ormoc set to get more shelter aid
• SM Seaside Mall primed as Cebu’s newest tourist attraction
• Iloilo City peace and order situation under control, police official assures
• Marines on the hunt for leader of IS sympathize­rs
• Subanen tribesmen share 4Ps experience with WB reps
• Tree-planting in Agusan del Sur in full swing
• Davao gov’t agencies unite vs child labor
• PLDT, Army start Shakey’s title duel
• ‘King,’ Melindo out to tame Mexican foes in Pinoy Pride
• Golden Stallions seek redemption in 4th PSSBC tilt
• Otico wins, Iglupas falls
• Aces grab solo lead; Painters win
• Pacquiao still undecided on next opponent
• UST Tigers aim to force rubber; Tams target title-clincher today
• Worst emerging debt falls on PH growth without rate cuts
• SEC urges SMEs to tap capital market for funding requiremen­ts
• Globe Telecom signs 5-year partnershi­p with Huawei
• DBM sees higher GDP growth in Q4
• Daiso Japan warns against imitation
• Firm bats for contractin­g of Visayas Grid’s ancillary services capacity
• Pancake House intensifie­s expansion
• Climate change is Asia’s next boom
• Shopping frenzy spurs mall owners to add retail space
• Tiu group acquires hydro power assets
• AirAsia’s planned accounting change seen boosting transparen­cy
• Crown Asia bags power plant supply contracts
• Seaweed-based fertilizer boosts rice production
• Business partner cites ARC for outstandin­g sales achievemen­t
• Inflation seen...
• Air pollution increase risk for heart ailment among diabetic women – study
• EU may require airlines to give more info on passengers
• Marine travel agency renews partnershi­p with Amadeus
• PAL enhances Mabuhay Miles Program
• WILL PINOY PRIDE REIGN ON ‘X FACTOR UK’ ?

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