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[Title] => Tribal folk seek share of NV power project’s profits
[Summary] => For the past five days, Bugkalot tribal folk have been holding protest actions at the remote mountain border of this province and Nueva Ecija to demand their share of profits from the operation of the Casecnan multipurpose irrigation and power project.
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[Title] => NV tribe defies Church call, backs mining exploration
[Summary] => The Bugkalot tribal group has expressed its support for a mining exploration project in its ancestral land in mountainous Kasibu town this province despite the continued Church-led anti-mining barricades leading to the site.
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[Title] => Hunter's head found in Vizcaya hinterlands
[Summary] => The severed head of a suspected animal hunter was found in an extremely remote mountain area along the Nueva Vizcaya-Nueva Ecija border the other day.
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[Title] => NCIP demands share of tribal community in Casecnan tax
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BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) has been calling for an audit of the supposed share of the tribal folk from the operation of the US-owned and operated Casecnan multi-purpose irrigation and power project here.
Ruben Bastero, NCIP director for Cagayan Valley, said the residents in the project’s impact zone should have a share in the P250-million real property tax the California Energy (Cal-Energy) had paid last year for operating the irrigation and power project in Alfonso Castaneda town here.
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[Title] => Vizcaya marks 167th founding anniversary
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — This northern province kicked off its five-day Panagyaman Festival yesterday as part of its 167th founding anniversary celebration on May 24.
This year’s festival, with the theme "Economic Productivity: A Journey to Nueva Vizcaya’s Prosperity," took off with an ecumenical thanksgiving Mass and formal opening of a grand exhibit featuring the best of this landlocked province in the fields of arts and culture, history, agriculture, entrepreneurship, and tourism.
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[Title] => Pomologist seeks Congress action on failed projects
[Summary] => Pomologist Bernie Dizon has written Congress, requesting that an investigation be made into the following:
(1) The death of the multi-million peso orange orchards of the Bugkalots in Casecnans; (2) The death of Nueva Viscaya’s citrus industry; (3)Central Luzon State University’s failed orchard project; (4) The sorry state of the country’s mango and other high value fruit tree industry.
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[Title] => Vizcaya’s poorest town now P100 M richer
[Summary] => ALFONSO CASTAÑEDA, Nueva Vizcaya — This landlocked province’s farthest and one of the region’s poorest municipalities is now richer by more than P100 million.
This, after California Energy (Cal-Energy), which owns and operates the Casecnan multi-purpose irrigation and power project in this southern mountain town, finally settled its P250-million real property tax this week.
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[Title] => NV tribe defies Church call, backs mining exploration
[Summary] => The Bugkalot tribal group has expressed its support for a mining exploration project in its ancestral land in mountainous Kasibu town this province despite the continued Church-led anti-mining barricades leading to the site.
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BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) has been calling for an audit of the supposed share of the tribal folk from the operation of the US-owned and operated Casecnan multi-purpose irrigation and power project here.
Ruben Bastero, NCIP director for Cagayan Valley, said the residents in the project’s impact zone should have a share in the P250-million real property tax the California Energy (Cal-Energy) had paid last year for operating the irrigation and power project in Alfonso Castaneda town here.
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This year’s festival, with the theme "Economic Productivity: A Journey to Nueva Vizcaya’s Prosperity," took off with an ecumenical thanksgiving Mass and formal opening of a grand exhibit featuring the best of this landlocked province in the fields of arts and culture, history, agriculture, entrepreneurship, and tourism.
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[Summary] => Pomologist Bernie Dizon has written Congress, requesting that an investigation be made into the following:
(1) The death of the multi-million peso orange orchards of the Bugkalots in Casecnans; (2) The death of Nueva Viscaya’s citrus industry; (3)Central Luzon State University’s failed orchard project; (4) The sorry state of the country’s mango and other high value fruit tree industry.
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[Title] => Vizcaya’s poorest town now P100 M richer
[Summary] => ALFONSO CASTAÑEDA, Nueva Vizcaya — This landlocked province’s farthest and one of the region’s poorest municipalities is now richer by more than P100 million.
This, after California Energy (Cal-Energy), which owns and operates the Casecnan multi-purpose irrigation and power project in this southern mountain town, finally settled its P250-million real property tax this week.
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