Manila Bulletin - 2016-05-24

• SHAME CAMPAIGN
• Jaclyn Jose wins Best Actress at Cannes
• Duterte pushing 3-child policy
• HISTORIC BELL RETURNED
• Abu Dhabi lays off staff as Gulf austerity tightens
• Aquino signs into law bill creating Department of ICT
• Catholic prelate shuns debate, asks Duterte to expose sins of the Church
• 1164-B remittance­s from GOCCs under Aquino’s term
• Bamboo, Lea back to coaching talented kids on ‘The Voice’
• Wonder antioxidan­t
• DOF’s 1141-B tax plan for new gov’t
• Let federalism, ‘Cha-cha’ debates begin – Angara
• Ople Center warns Filipino fishermen in Saudi Arabia
• House names 7-man canvassing committee
• PAGASA expects fewer tropical cyclones
• Ombudsman drops graft charge vs Joey Marquez
• 2 of 5 deaths in Pasay concert found caused by heart attack
• Taliban leader’s death a ‘milestone’ for Afghan peace
• US fully lifts Vietnam arms embargo
• 17 girls dead in fire at school dormitory in Thailand
• BFAR sets up surveillan­ce center at tip of Batanes
• Guimaras tourism goes beyond mangoes
• Heavy rain surprises Cebuanos
• List of top drug suspects to be sent to the ‘Punisher’
• Piñol to tap full agri potential of poor, neglected provinces
• PNP chief orders sustained, intensifie­d anti-crime drive
• Brace for La Niña, flashflood­s, Zamboanga residents told
• Militant farmers ask: Where’s the rice?
• Mixed reactions
• Brigada Eskwela: Bayanihan at work
• Crime deterrence
• A deeply felt need to transform
• Your writing is still around (1)
• A president for the common man
• Seoul-mates
• World Humanitari­an Summit: ‘What will this summit deliver beyond words?’
• ‘Never again’ to Marcoses – and Aquinos
• Mindanao’s president is social media’s first
• 25th Independen­ce Day of Eritrea
• Hundred-fold reward
• Mighty raps Jumbo in opener
• Spectacula­r finish earns McIlroy Irish Open title
• OKC wins by 28 to take 2-1 lead in West finals
• Globalport names Jarencio basketball operations head
• Freego Cup: LS-Greenhills gains last semifinal berth
• Superliga rookie camp today
• Rio not for Pacquiao, experts say
• What about sports, Digong?
• Knee issue may force Lee to miss qualifier
• Ceres battles South China in round of 16
• Gilas Cadets start SEABA bid in style
• FPHC shuns coal-fed facilities, will double wind power capacity
• DOE wants tree-planting under transmissi­on lines ‘criminaliz­ed’
• ERC hints of further increase in FIT-All with breach in solar cap
• Deposit protection bill awaiting signing by PNoy
• PH needs to do more to capture $2.3-T global ‘halal’ market
• Builders propose ‘instant flyovers’ to help ease Metro Manila traffic
• Too much data, too few cell sites
• Oil prices dip after Iran says it won’t freeze output
• 8990 Holdings sells housing loans to BDO Unibank
• Social Safeguards in lending
• DOF begins smooth transition process
• More sellers of fake cigarettes fall
• Mindanao needs immediate rebalancin­g of energy mix
• Citi hosts delegates of AmCham’s Business Leadership Program
• SEC warns public on investment scam related to agricultur­e
• Next gov’t urged to strengthen US, other alliance treaties
• External debt servicing rises 45% in February
• Group wants rice importatio­n eased
• Luxury experience high in the hills of Tagaytay
• Filinvest plays big role in Clark project
• Xiamen SM Lifestyle Center cited with marketing award
• Bayer offers $62-B cash for Monsanto
• Boeing wins $11.3-B order for 100 planes from VietJet
• Marina unit upholds BV’s ISO certificat­ion for STCW Office
• VLCC rates to fall before rebounding on new charter fixtures
• Solar Impulse plane lands in Dayton, Ohio on latest leg of round-the-world flight
• ICTSI Iraq launches new operating system
• Living with LUPUS
• Your Perfect Travel Companion
• DARYL ONG GETS HIS TURN
• Ready for Hallyu theme park?

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