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For 44-year-old Quezon City hall employee Dante Tabuñar, receiving his college diploma last Tuesday after more than two decades of waiting is a dream come true. But this is just half of his success story.

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Following serious business in the recently concluded Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit, 10 consuls from Japan have decided to remain in Cebu to witness the Sinulog festivities particularly the much-awaited Mardi Gras tomorrow, January 21.


Cebu City Information officer Nagiel Banacia yesterday said the 10 consuls would definitely be given VIP seats at the grandstand of the Cebu City Sports Complex. However, their accommodation and security would be taken cared of by the Japan consular office here. 


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                    [Title] => City clean-up for ASEAN Summit starts: Psychotic vagrants, mendicants to be taken away from city streets
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Rounding up of psychotic vagrants and mendicants from city streets will be part of a massive clean-up of the entire Cebu City that is scheduled to start tomorrow, in preparations for the ASEAN Summit next month.


Barangay officials, their constituents, and members of non-government organizations have agreed to undertake jointly the massive clean-up of the city.


Barangay officials yesterday met with city officials to discuss concerns over the clean-up project and ways on how to go about them. 


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                    [Title] => For the ASEAN Summit: Two Visayan diplomats in Tokyo set to be in Cebu as media consultants
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Banacia, who also represents Mayor Tomas Osmeña in the Cebu Organizing Committee, also said the city has allocated P50,000 for transportation expenses of each of these two officers, namely consul Lilibeth Pono and foreign information officer Flordelia Balite. 


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                    [Title] => Road to Summit venue: Voluntary removal of illegal structures set 'til next week
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At least 20 families have until end of next week to voluntarily demolish their structures that encroach the sidewalks along the ceremonial road from Juan Luna Street up to Marco Polo Plaza, one of the venues of the 12th ASEAN Summit in December.


Nagiel Banacia, Cebu City Public Information officer and Mayor Tomas Osmeña's representative to the Cebu Organizing Committee told The FREEMAN the families have until next week to comply with the notice sent to them by the city. If not, the city government will be the one to demolish the structures. 


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                    [Title] => Tommy Osmeña doing well after suffering from bleeding in the brain
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Mayor Tomas Osmeña has tested negative for aneurysm, which means that no surgery is needed to ease bleeding in his brain.


"As reported earlier, there was a small amount of bleeding in his brain. But the bleeding has slowed down due to medical treatment," according to Osmeña’s doctor, cardiologist Manuel Lim.


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QC employee, son both finish college

By Janvic Mateo | April 28, 2013 - 12:00am

For 44-year-old Quezon City hall employee Dante Tabuñar, receiving his college diploma last Tuesday after more than...

News Commentary

10 Japanese ASEAN delegates stay to witness Sinulog festival

January 20, 2007 - 12:00am

Following serious business in the recently concluded Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit, 10 consuls from Japan have decided to remain in Cebu to witness the Sinulog festivities particularly the much-awaited...

Cebu News

City clean-up for ASEAN Summit starts: Psychotic vagrants, mendicants to be taken away from city streets

November 24, 2006 - 12:00am

Rounding up of psychotic vagrants and mendicants from city streets will be part of a massive clean-up of the entire Cebu City that is scheduled to start tomorrow, in preparations for the ASEAN Summit next month. Barangay...

Cebu News

For the ASEAN Summit: Two Visayan diplomats in Tokyo set to be in Cebu as media consultants

October 5, 2006 - 12:00am

Two Tokyo-based Visayan foreign affairs officers are set to arrive in Cebu last week of this month to work as the city's consultants for media relations with the foreign press that would cover the ASEAN Summit in...

Cebu News

Road to Summit venue: Voluntary removal of illegal structures set 'til next week

October 4, 2006 - 12:00am

At least 20 families have until end of next week to voluntarily demolish their structures that encroach the sidewalks along the ceremonial road from Juan Luna Street up to Marco Polo Plaza, one of the venues...

Cebu News

Tommy Osmeña doing well after suffering from bleeding in the brain

March 13, 2002 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Mayor Tomas Osmeña has tested negative for aneurysm, which means that no surgery is needed to ease bleeding in his brain. "As reported earlier, there was a small amount of bleeding in...

Nation