Panay News - 2022-05-14

• TREÑAS TO MIWD, FLO WATER:
• WAGE BOARD OKS HIGHER PAY IN WV
• Wife of suspected NPA rebel yields guns
• Treñas to ‘Kakampinks’: ‘Feel the pain, move on’
• Investors eye renewable power plants in NegOcc
• Parents, schools urged to guard kids vs NPA recruitmen­t
• Region 6 househelps to get higher wage
• A new standard in reliabilit­y
• Lessons we could learn from children
• DOT launches digital travel magazine ‘7641’
• Let’s always be forgiving
• A call for vigilance
• ‘Tutu te Puehu’
• Turkey’s economic woes and its implicatio­ns
• A VERY EXCITING TIME IN ILOILO’S 5TH DISTRICT
• IN THE 2025 POLLS, COMELEC MUST USE NEWER, BETTER AND FAILURE-FREE VOTE MACHINES
• CONG. JOJO ANG OF USWAG ILONGGO PARTY-LIST
• Power politics of the Russian invasion
• Siltation and flooding, 1
• Business as usual at Bacolod city hall after Bing’s defeat
• Zero election-related incidents in Antique
• Governor-elect Castro vows to ‘clean’ capitol
• Billy Crawford’s pa finally meets grandson Amari
• Jennylyn Mercado greets Dennis Trillo on his birthday
• ‘Next admin should focus on investor confidence’
• Palay, corn harvests grow slightly in Q1
• Omicron variants detected in Metro Manila, Puerto Princesa
• Group asks SC to outlaw mandatory vaccinatio­ns
• Marcos campaign chief to become DILG chief
• Iloilo beats Cebu in Copa
• UP ends 36 years of UAAP futility
• Yulo, Escarpe strike SEA Games golds

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