Palace praises gov’t anti-crime drive, disregards survey results

Presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo on Saturday, December 1, claimed that the government has made “significant strides” in its campaign against criminality even though results of the Social Weather Station (SWS) survey suggested otherwise.   “Significant strides have been made by the current administration through its war against criminality, including those related to illegal drugs,” Panelo…

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Military seeks 1-year martial law extension

Armed Forces Chief Gen. Carlito Galvez Jr. on Monday, December 3, announced the military is set to recommend another year of martial law in Mindanao. He cited the need to quell terrorists still “lurking” on the island. According to Galvez, the “clamor” of local government officials in Mindanao, regional peace and order councils and the…

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Monet Salon moves to a new location

THIS winter, something merry and bright has opened up in Arleta! The salon that has brought you 20+ years of expert hair services in Panorama City has now moved to a new location at 8650 Woodman Ave. in Arleta, California.  Owner Monet Lu excitedly welcomed the change in location, saying that the “change in ambiance…

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Advent: An invitation to a deeper communion with God

it’s Advent season — a period of preparation for two “comings”!  First, we’re preparing for the coming of Christmas, the celebration of God becoming incarnate in His Son, Jesus Christ. Second, we’re preparing for Jesus Christ’s Second Coming, not the end of the world, but the fulfillment of God’s Kingdom on earth. In this sublime…

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Warren Buffett’s 10 investing basics

WARREN Buffett became one of the world’s richest people by adhering to simple doctrines.  Let’s learn from his simple living and savvy investing. 1. Be frugal • Multi-billionaire Warren Buffet lives in a modest house. • He has lived in the same humble house for the last 50 years. • He does not have a…

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To people struggling with payday loans!

I’VE seen a rise in the number of cases with payday loans and they are becoming a common issue in bankruptcy filings. What happens to payday loans in bankruptcy? Payday loans are unsecured loans with outrageous interest rates (sometimes more than 1000% APR!!!).  If you can’t pay them off quickly, they can be a huge…

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Understanding spirits (Part II of II) 

AFTER identifying the types of spirits and why they manifest, now let us learn how to protect ourselves properly from energies we can’t see.  But before we learn the basics of recognizing the good from the bad, we must first realize that everything around us is energy.  Spirits are energies. Each one of us emits…

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A note of gratitude

I would like to thank everyone who came, and those who supported the recently concluded Beautiful Life Celebration 2018 last October 6th at the Quiet Cannon in Montebello, California.  The show’s amazing performances and fabulous guests in the A-list world definitely acclaimed that night as one of the most awaited and prestigious awards nights of the year. The show featured 15 of the most distinguished men…

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Immigrants are pieces of American history

“Once you know the truth, you can’t ever go back and pick up your suitcase of lies. Heavier or not, the truth is yours now.”  — Sue Monk Kidd Desirree Delacruz shared this: “I am a millennial American citizen who was born in Westminster, CA whose father, Cesar hailed from Bulacan province. He is the…

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Trump intensifies attack on Mueller probe and dangles pardon for Manafort as his former attorney Michael Cohen pleads guilty

PRESIDENT Donald Trump has reportedly been all the more consumed by the Russia probe and his nonstop Twitter storm — discrediting Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the latter’s independent investigation on the alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to win in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections — may be a clear indicator. From…

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Duterte dismisses possibility of nationwide martial law

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday, November 27, dismissed the public’s fears that he would declare martial law nationwide after he ordered the deployment of troops in several areas in the country as a means to contain the insurgency. “No, I am not going to declare martial law. There’s enough powers of the presidency that…

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Malacanang lauds Dureza for resigning out of ‘delicadeza’

Former Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza was praised by Malacañang on Wednesday, November 28, for taking full responsibility for the “transgressions” of two members of his staff who were sacked by President Rodrigo Duterte.  In a statement, presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo said, “We commend the former presidential adviser on the peace process…

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Court finds cops guilty in slaying of Kian Delos Santos

THREE Philippine police officers have been found guilty this week for the killing of 17-year-old Kian Loyd Delos Santos in August 2017, considered one of the most high-profile cases associated with President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.  Police officers Arnel Oares, Jeremias Pereda and Jerwin Cruz were sentenced by the Caloocan Regional Trial Court Branch…

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Locsin wants tighter coordination between PH, China coastguards

  According to Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr., there is a need to tighten coordination between the coast guards of the Philippines and China. This is after a Filipino TV network crew was barred by the Chinese from filming at Scarborough Shoal.  During his confirmation hearing by the Commission on Appointments…

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