MARK ISRAEL

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                    [Title] => Kin of slain Abra mayor see justice coming soon
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                    [AuthorName] => Non Alquitran
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                    [Title] => CARE motambong sa Salcon hearing sa IUC sa RDC
                    [Summary] => Mopadala og dili muminos tulo ka batid nga enhinyero ang Cebu Alliance for Renewable Energy  (CARE) atol sa ipahigayong hearing sa Infrastracture and Utilities Committee sa Regional Development Council  karong buntag nga magtuki kabahin sa planong pagtukod ug expansion nga planta sa Salcon-Kepco, ang coal fired power plant didto sa lungsod sa Naga,Cebu.


Gibutyag ni Mark Israel, presidente sa CARE nga ang maong mga technical personnel mopresentar kini sa kinatibuk-ang detalye kabahin sa ilahang hugtanong pagbabag sa katukoran sa maong planta.


                    [DatePublished] => 2005-09-06 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Darrel Carumba
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                    [Title] => In Maine addressing the tragic-comedy of having an International artist residency grant
                    [Summary] => I left the Philippines again for an international artist residency grant in the United States, the Robert M. MacNamara International Artists Fellowship. This time in Wesport Island, Maine. This time it was not so much on the romance of uninterrupted time and space for writing but on the urgency of addressing an annoying issue brewing between me and my barkadas, Bon Aure, Mark Israel, Anthony Kintanar and Vince Cinches. The issue is the tragic-comedy of being called a literary diplomat. 


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Kin of slain Abra mayor see justice coming soon

By Non Alquitran | January 14, 2008 - 12:00am

Nation

CARE motambong sa Salcon hearing sa IUC sa RDC

By Darrel Carumba | September 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Mopadala og dili muminos tulo ka batid nga enhinyero ang Cebu Alliance for Renewable Energy (CARE) atol sa ipahigayong hearing sa Infrastracture and Utilities Committee sa Regional Development Council karong buntag...

Banat Balita

In Maine addressing the tragic-comedy of having an International artist residency grant

By DIYANDI By Cora M. Almerino | July 31, 2005 - 12:00am

I left the Philippines again for an international artist residency grant in the United States, the Robert M. MacNamara International Artists Fellowship. This time in Wesport Island, Maine. This time it was not so...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle