Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2015-09-21

• Drilon presses SET on Poe
• Papal Mass draws hundreds of thousands
• Martial law a failure, says ex-FLAG head
• The torture of my father and other stories
• PH may invite US Navy back to Subic Bay
• UP students reenact scenes of martial law in ‘Lean Run’
• Christ relic transforms Ecija lives
• Palace cites need to impart martial law lessons to youth
• ‘Law must be applied in Torres’ case’
• Get suspects, Ortega backers urge De Lima
• THE DAILY GOSPEL
• PH still mulling over UN plea to take in Syrians
• Mothers, don’t give your babies only ‘am’ – DOH
• Leni: Kids really stressed
• MILF to accused members: Get your own lawyers
• Satur gives take on talks
• 3 soldiers file injury, robbery raps vs human rights worker
• Iloilo mayor faces graft case for towing service
• 3,000 cops secure Apec meets in Iloilo
• Teen linked to Ladlad exec killing charged with murder
• A long, unjust wait
• Our modest share for creation
• Mar Roxas clings to strong women
• #TaxReformN­ow: The 97.5% must back Angara, Quimbo
• Unsustaina­ble developmen­t goals
• Social enterprise­s in PH: challenges and opportunit­ies
• PH’s lingering albatross
• Tupas gets back at Soliman, seeks probe of shelter funds
• Neda: More needs to be done to aid ‘Yolanda’ victims
• Multiple raps to be filed vs Jaworski
• Inquirer Metro reporter named winner in DLSU Scholarum Awards
• Parts of Metro, Rizal to experience 7-hour-long low water pressure starting today
• PNP catches 210 of Metro’s 440 most wanted men
• Budding painter aged 4 needs to undergo costly operation for brain tumor
• Democrats urge Biden to challenge Clinton
• Trump rivals see reasons for hope in Republican race
• Leaders in word war as migrants pour into EU
• With law passed, Japan’s PM sees fierce backlash
• Ateneo trips NU, draws first blood
• Sports grab bag included Mayweather’s last fight
• UNTV Cup: AFP, DOJ post contrastin­g triumphs
• Tams send Maroons reeling; Archers rise
• Steady Day zeroes in on No. 1
• Can cramming do it for Gilas Pilipinas?
• Gilas parting shot: ‘We’ll not let the country down’
• PCA Open: Easy does it for Arcilla, Alcantara
• 5 groups vie for P108-B airports PPP
• Profit-taking seen
• R stands for ‘roadblock’
• New low for inflation seen
• Goal: Removing ‘behind-the-border’ barriers
• Apec Iconograph hints at women’s $1T economic impact
• Buyers advised to take advantage of ‘new projects’ bigger yield, higher rewards
• Peru agrees to champion roadmap for Asia Pacific
• Policy toolkit for healthy women, economy
• Change in mindset needed to grow small businesses
• SMEs seen to play crucial role in global trade
• Gov’t to push pro-small business policies in WTO meet
• Foreign debt stock down slightly to $75B
• Economist sees P191B in foregone wages a year
• Debt payments up 24%
• Resolution of commercial cases
• BSP won’t change rates this week, analysts say
• Engage whistle-blowers in corporate culture–SEC
• Trading houses strong amid volatile market
• DOE waiting for study on B5 biodiesel blend
• Cebu’s resort airport rising
• Manufactur­ers re-envision operations, embrace the cloud
• Experts talk on the future of property sector in a seminar
• Tourists staying longer, spending more in PH
• Metamorpho­sis
• Responding to media during issues and crisis
• After ‘La Traviata’ and ‘Rigoletto,’ it’s ‘Tosca’!
• Violinist Chino Gutierrez off to tilt in Germany after amazing Manila recital
• Filipino editions of John Green’s novels headline National Book Store’s translatio­n series
• Jeffrey Ching’s ’Fusion’ enriches music scene
• Philippine Opera Company turns 15; restages ‘Bagong Harana’
• Ballet Manila restages Paul Vasterling’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’
• Batch Sandigan to board 42nd Asean-Japan friendship cruise vessel
• Biggest BenCab ‘Sabel’ sold for P46.7 million
• Kidlat Tahimik: ‘Let the local come, that’s what the world is waiting for’
• Elsinore in Singapore
• Rosscapili redefines abstractio­n in 40th-anniversar­y exhibit
• Malolos to preserve American-era ‘aguas potables’
• Nora leads Gawad CCP awardees
• Putting a positive spin on ‘negative recall’
• Preserving the AlDub magic
• All’s well now between Maja and Gerald
• Nonoy Zuñiga remembers tragedy with a smile
• Rhian Ramos, distraught man-hater in ‘Silong’

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