Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2012-06-25

• Chinese ship rams Phfish boat; 1 dead
• Musicians sing their way out of poverty
• Murders of witnesses cast doubts on justice for Maguindana­o slays
• BI men probed for OFWS in Syria
• Govs brace for court battle over mining EO
• No one happy at biggest int’l meet
• Dolphy undergoes tracheosto­my
• Kidnapping of Jordanian worries gov’t
• Chief Justice nominees to take psych test
• PH kindergart­en class opens in Pag-asa
• Gov’t urged: Go for clean energy
• Lakas lying low next year–revilla
• Leave breastfeed­ing law alone, solons told
• Disbarred lawyer begs SC for another chance
• Abalos makes most of brief visit home
• Gordon assails SBMA for airport conversion plan
• Iloilo traders hit additional charge for coal plant cost recovery
• Tricycle driver in collision was deaf
• QC Park is becoming a concrete jungle
• Victory consolidat­ed
• We owe it to him
• Soldiers of the nation perished at Al-barka
• Lacson and Tan
• 88 and counting, but slowly
• Why a Judicial and Bar Council?
• We can do more for the environmen­t
• Reject Ph-australia pact, Senate urged
• Prayer vigils in Bataan start for missing lawyer
• Baguio gays want ordinance against discrimina­tion passed
• Kalibo junks proposed P30 environmen­tal fee for tourists
• Castro to the rescue as Texters nip Kings
• Cop’s sleeping habit kills him
• Cabbie dies in mishap
• 2nd suspect in Angeles shooting falls
• 9-hour fire destroys warehouse in Taguig
• Brazil, Argentina recall envoys over Paraguay president’s ouster
• Egypt braces for Islamist president or ex-army man
• 4 die in Gaza as violence escalates
• More than 100 reported killed as violence intensifie­s in Syria
• Lee at it again at E. Ridge
• Spain gains Euro semis
• Lopez group eyes 600-MW hydro plants
• First Pac plans Asean expansion
• Stocks seen to consolidat­e this week
• Battle for “Kapuso”
• Gov’t expects P115-B windfall from oil, gas fields
• Remittance­s coursed through banks seen to grow by 5% in ’12
• BNPP site not fit for RP Energy plan, says Almendras
• Cebupac to start direct flights from Davao to key destinatio­ns
• Local currency expected to depreciate by yearend
• PDIC: Deposits up 3.2% in Q1
• BSP: Banks NPL ratio improved to 2.3% in April
• Coke’s GM talks about what can and should be done
• Shareholde­r rights
• Coke’s GM talks about what can and should be done
• Toshiba in new push into competitiv­e TV, PC markets
• Headphones for P49,000, anyone?
• Arts and culture survive in Catanduane­s against all odds
• Manila Chamber Orchestra holds Young Artists Concert series
• A dark musical, a triumphant concert–and more
• Tony Espejo, 1948-2012: ‘We are all diamonds in the rough’
• Philippine Opera Company opens Silliman University’s 50th cultural season
• Books From Ada to ‘Ad’–meet the Virgin Labfest’s new artistic director
• Philstage bares 2011 Gawad Buhay! nominees, honors 4 performing arts icons
• 2011 Gawad Buhay!—complete list of nominees
• Orlina on fire in ‘Brilliance’
• Villafranc­a photo exhibit tackles religion
• Dominic Rubio and Frederick Peralta collaborat­e in ‘Artes’
• University of San Agustin safeguards Filipino heritage in Western Visayas
• Author Seth Grahame-smith resurrects ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’
• Business-savvy hot mama
• Stars recount Dolphy stories
• A day in the life of a mega-hotel
• Stars recount ...
• USC dean, assistant dean nominated in German courses
• UP Mindanao Architectu­re graduate is 2nd in board exam
• LPU’S Valera chosen in Japan exchange program
• No other choice
• A day with Lolo Johnny
• Our stellar encounter . . .
• Learn the new global shipping and trade terms
• Academic Book Fair July 10-14
• Notebooks for the digital age

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