Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2014-06-26

• JPE may be held in hospital
• Amended raps put Bong, not Janet, as central figure
• No details bared in P-Noy-Murad meet
• P-Noy to get to bottom of rising prices
• ‘New’ map of China alarming
• A first: SolGen asks SC to bar Chief Justice from voting
• Justices deserve monuments if pork trial over by 2016
• Boy, 3, dies in Zamboanga City, 138th fatality in evacuation camp
• Spain’s Princess Cristina charged with tax fraud, money laundering
• Helena Benitez, 100: Foodie at heart
• Manila hails Singapore support in sea dispute
• Pope Francis to visit Jan. 15
• Private schools to lose P150B in K-12 program
• Customs brokers up in arms over new requiremen­ts
• Accountant­s get SC relief from BIR rule
• Circuit Makati's Solstice
• P-Noy defends cops amid high-profile killings
• THE DAILY GOSPEL
• Hotelier’s slay a P20-M job–PNP
• SC defers decision anew on special courts
• JPE, Gigi may be close to each other even in detention
• Ex-SC chief: ‘Old age’ not ground for bail
• Filipino sex slaves demand justice from Japan
• Use science well to curb disaster hazards–Loren
• Potential cyclone spotted
• Flying hospital brings gift of sight to PH poor
• Price spikes won’t spare garlic Tawi-Tawi gets from Sabah
• Mar says EO legal for one-Negros region
• Collecting reparation­s opens up wounds
• Tanay spearheads ‘paroot’ preservati­on
• Cemetery for sea creatures rises in BFAR compound
• Not quite ‘déjà vu’
• Anger and hurt
• A reversal of roles
• ‘Paawa’ tearjerker­s from the media
• Give the poor jobs
• The myth of mutual defense
• I hate this country
• A glimpse of future smear job vs Binay
• Hi-tech but ‘Dark Ages’-slow
• DOJ files perjury case vs suspected rice smuggler
• Youth group pushes P75M plunder raps vs Alcala
• Texters force sudden death
• A golden era begging to be remembered
• Agojo paces Ikeda by one
• ‘Bad boy’ bares teeth anew
• LeBron a free agent by July 1
• Roger, Rafa post contrastin­g first-round victories
• Galedo, Oranza head new PH cycling squad
• Chisel, knife, shotgun: 1 dead in 3-way fight sparked by P500
• Palace: No plot to oust Mayor Erap
• Malabon City gov’t tightens rules for dog lovers
• 6th Pasig River ferry station opens in Sta. Ana, Manila
• FDA: Drug linked to chills in kidney patients recalled
• Let’s not be hypocrites
• Low-cost homes set for Munti gov’t workers, squatters
• Internatio­nal push to save Ukraine ceasefire
• New 3-D mammograms can improve cancer detection rate
• Burma mulls legislated love
• Militants attack big Iraqi air base
• US cuts more aid to Thailand
• Gov’t urged to cut taxes on energy
• PSEi back at 6,800
• Imports growth slows to 3.1%
• Low-cost housing firm sets Tondo condo project
• UNDP sees possible end to extreme poverty
• Makati, San Juan top income-generating LGUs
• PH market for media tablets on upswing
• AirAsia eyes flights to Indonesia
• Smoke of genius
• Honda bullish on smaller car demand
• Governance takeaways from SharePHIL summit
• Lower import duties seen to boost PH output
• Dream come true: Street kids now Ducasse-trained chefs
• Arya’s biryani, ‘dizi’ and the best lamb ‘koobideh’ in the city
• Boneless chicken ‘adobo’
• Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant draws diners for its buns, dumplings and rolls
• The power and the glory of the crispy ‘chicharon’
• How authentic is ‘authentic’ Japanese cuisine?
• Battles begin anew
• Yale grad video stars choose to make music
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘Transforme­rs’ cast, crew enjoy HK despite problems
• Marvel’s live-action universe expands with ‘SHIELD’
• Telling OFW story a tall order
• 3rd Int’l Film Expo in Manila opens tomorrow

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