Ang Caviteno Newsweekly January 08-14, 2018 Issue

ADVERTISEMENT 6 Makati... continued from page 8 and taxes, the deadline for professional tax payments is on January 31, while the deadline for payments on Community Tax, both corporate and individual, is on February 28. The Miscellaneous Division will be extending work hours, as follows: January 3 to 5, from 8am to 9pm; January 6 and 7, from 8am to 5pm; January 8 to 12, from 8am to 10pm; January 13 and 14, from 8am to 6pm; January 15 to 19, from 8am to 10pm; January 20 and 21, 8am to 7pm; January 22 to 26, 8am to 10pm; January 27 and 28, 8am to 8pm; and January 29 and 31, 8am to 10pm. (ICRD Makati/ ECP/JCP/PIA-NCR) NOTICE OF INTENT CORPORATION TO VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVE A Notice is given that a notice of intent of dissolve THE GRAND HOTEL DE AMORE INC. (Name of Corporation) A Georgia corporation with its registered office at L1 C2 DIVERSION ROAD, BACAO II, GEN. TRIAS CITY, CAVITE (Address of Corporation) Will be delivered to the Securities and Exchange Commission for filing in accordance with the Philippine Corporation code. We will mail a copy of the advertisement to the following location: NAME: MA. GRACIELE I. BOCALAN ADDRESS: F&E DE CASTRO SUBD. MULAWIN, TANZA, CAVITE NAME: ARIEL A. BOCALAN ADDRESS: F&E DE CASTRO SUBD. MULAWIN, TANZA, CAVITE NAME: ANNIEVIE B. ARIZA ADDRESS: B5 L13 GLOWING FIELD SUBD. SAHUD-ULAN, TANZA, CAVITE NAME: MA. LILIBETH I. CAMERINO ADDRESS: 151 J. MIRANDA ST., STA. CRUZ, CAVITE CITY NAME: JOEL A. ITUGOT ADDRESS: 412 A. ESPIRITU ST., STA. CRUZ, CAVITE CITY DOC NO. : 208 PAGE NO. : 48 BOOK NO. :184 SERIES OF 2017 Atty. DIOSDADO A. MACABUTAS NOTARY REPUBLIC Ang Caviteno Jan. 08, 15 & 22, 2018 MMDA fields 1,300 personnel for Quiapo feast MANILA -- Starting Friday (Jan. 5), the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will be deploying some 1,300 personnel for this year’s Feast of the Black Nazarene. According to MMDA spokesperson Celine Pialago, the agency expects millions of devotees from various parts of the country to participate in the annual ‘Traslacion’ or the procession or passage of the Black Nazarene from the Quirino Grandstand to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo. The agency will assist the Manila City local government unit in ensuring crowd control, providing first aid measures and clearing operations of the routes where image of the Black Nazarene will pass through. The Road Emergency Group will install tents at the Quirino Grandstand to provide medical assistance for the devotees who will participate in the annual ‘Pahalik’ and Black Nazarene procession. Around 400 personnel of the MMDA will help the Manila Police District in ensuring crowd control during the procession. The Sidewalk Clearing Operations Group and Metro Parkway Clearing Group will be cleaning up the debris left behind after the procession. “We are advising devotees from the provinces to come at an earlier time,” Pialago said. The ‘Pahalik’ of the Black Nazarene will start on January 8 while a midnight Holy Eucharistic Mass will be celebrated on January 9 by Quiapo Church rector Msgr. Hernando Coronel, while Archbishop of Manila Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle will give his homily. The ‘Traslacion’ will start after the morning prayer at 5 am which will start from Rizal Park to the Quiapo Church. (EPC/JCP/PIA-NCR) Enero 08-14, 2018 NUJP protests Facebook take down of anti- Lozano cited that President Corazon Aquino’s Marcos posts Proclamation No. 3 of March 1986 “shall remain operative By RAYMUND VILLANUEVA The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines called out Facebook for taking down separate anti-Marcos posts by a journalist and a blogger, calling the social media platform’s move as “a direct infringement on the users’ right to freedom of expression.” Facebook took down on Tuesday Manila Bulletin columnist Tonyo Cruz and blogger Gang Badoy’s respective posts denouncing the alleged compromise deal between the Rodrigo Duterte government and the family of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos. In an alert, the NUJP said Cruz received a notice from Facebook at about 8 pm Tuesday that it has taken down his post entitled “Community Standards ng mga Kawatan.” Cruz’s post denounced Facebook’s takedown of Badoy’s post containing photos of the alleged draft agreement between the government and the Marcos family. Badoy’s post prompted a reaction from Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque denying the alleged deal, but confirmed the Palace had received a copy of it. Badoy’s post was taken down by Facebook Tuesday morning for “violating community standards” but was restored at past 1 pm. Compromise agreement Badoy’s original post included photos of a a July 31, 2017 letter by Chief Presidential Legal Adviser Salvador Panelo acknowledging known Marcos loyalist Oliver Lozano’s earlier letter regarding his “views, comments and suggestions to create a legal team to study the Compromise Agreement with the Marcos family.” “We shall further study your suggestions,” Panelo’s letter to Lozano further read. Lozano, through a draft House bill, sought immunity for the Marcoses from further sequestration or freeze orders of their alleged ill-gotten wealth. for not more than eighteen months” after the ratification of the 1987 Philippine Constitution. In exchange for disposing all pending cases against the Marcoses, Lozano’s draft proposed an unidentfied percentage of the late dictator’s wealth to be shared with the government. Lozano added that the Marcos wealth should be used by the Duterte government for “massive economic development and world-class rehabilitation” of illegal drug users, rebels and destabilizers as well as to enable the government to settle the country’s foreign and local debts. In his draft compromise agreement, Lozana wrote that the monies may also address the devastation of Marawi, Tacloban and other places. ‘Accident’ “Facebook has also prevented me from posting on its website and from accessing my Messenger account. The official reason they gave is that I violated ‘community standards,’” Cruz said in a statement sent to the NUJP. “I can still log in but I cannot post, comment or send a message for the same reason — ‘violation of community standards,’” he added. As of 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, Cruz’s account has been restored. Facebook has apologized to both Badoy and Cruz for “accidentally removing” their posts. “The NUJP condemns Facebook’s baseless takedown of netizens’ posts critical of the government and institutions, as it is a direct infringement on the users’ right to freedom of expression,” the media group said. “We call out Facebook for its arbitrary ‘community standards.’ which is often used as a basis for expurgating critical and thought-provoking commentaries,” NUJP said. “We urge the social media platform to review its guidelines to ensure that it will not violate the people’s right to freely express themselves,” the group added. Reposted by Bulatlat Injustice in being gagged: CA denied petition for Veloso’s written deposition By RUTH LUMIBAO MANILA — Almost three years after a complaint against her recruiters had been filed, justice remains elusive for eight-year death row detainee Mary Jane Veloso. Mary Jane Veloso is an OFW who was a victim of illegal recruitment and arrested on drug charges in Indonesia. On the early morning of her scheduled execution, April 29, 2015, she received a reprieve from the Indonesian governmentpending conclusion of the case and the investigation by Philippine authorities. (For more articles on Mary Jane Veloso, please click the following link http://bulatlat.com/main/tag/ mary-jane-veloso/ ) On January 5, 2018, the 11th Division of the Court of Appeals (CA) promulgated a decision affirming the injunction barring her written testimony. The National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL), which has served as Veloso’s counsel in her drug trafficking case in Indonesia and private counsels in the case against her recruiters, formerly filed a petition for her written deposition to take the place of an actual testimony. Currently detained in Indonesia, Veloso could not be transported to the Philippines during the pendency of the case against her recruiters. Her recruiters’ counsel, the Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) opposed this by filing an injunction petition, citing that a written testimony will deprive their clients of the right to face the complainant and also to a speedy disposition of the case. NUPL hit the decision of the Appeals Court as ‘disappointing, frustrating, ironic, and unrealistic’. Hoping that the CA would consider the novelty of the situation, allowing her written testimony to shed light on the whole truth. “No fundamental right is violated if Mary Jane is allowed to answer written interrogatories as the accused through counsel will be present when her deposition is taken in Indonesia in the presence not only of the same Philippine judge hearing the case for human trafficking, illegal recruitment and swindling, but also other concerned judicial and consular officials of the Philippines and Indonesia,” the National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL) said in a statement. “Just let her speak out and let her story stand on its own. Or shall we wait for her to be sent to the gallows with her mouth gagged?” the human rights lawyers’ group said. Team of medical volunteers from the Provincial Government of Cavite and the Philippine Air Force Reserve Command once again visited the municipality of GMA, for another medical and dental mission in Barangay Poblacion 1 on December 14, 2017. Barangay Captain EJay Fontanilla and the health workers who assisted during the event expressed appreciation to Governor Boying Remulla for the outreach project that benefited almost 300 locals.

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