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                    [Title] => Tragic Valentine dance
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A neighborhood Valentine dance party in Port Area, Manila turned tragic before dawn yesterday when a jealous guy stabbed and killed a neighbor for not getting a chance to dance with the popular girl in the neighborhood.


According to Senior Police Officer 2 Virgo Villareal, suspect Alan Almazan, 36, stabbed construction worker Rodolfo Cabangangan, 40, six times at around 3 a.m. when the party was beginning to wind down.


Barangay officials had converted a basketball court into a dance hall to celebrate Valentine’s Day last Wednesday.


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                    [Title] => Criminal case sa OIC ng Boys Town,  ikinakasa
                    [Summary] => Inihahanda na ng lokal na pamahalaan ng Maynila ang kasong criminal laban sa dating officer-in-charge (OIC) at mga empleyado ng Boys Town Complex, matapos na mapatunayan na minomolestiya ng mga ito at binubugbog ang kanilang mga alaga.


Ang pagsasampa ng kasong criminal ay bunsod sa naunang ipinalabas na pagsibak kay Daniel C. Cabangangan noong Hulyo 26, 2005 ni Manila Mayor Lito Atienza at sa lima pang Volunteers nito na sina Eric Sepa, Jolly Divinagracia, Christian Guerra, John Soliven at Paul Navarro.


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                    [Title] => Boys Town exec, volunteers face raps over molestation, abuses
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Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has ordered the immediate dismissal from service and the filing of criminal cases against a former official and five volunteers of the Boys Town Complex (BTC) who abused some of the facility’s wards recently.


Atienza issued the directive upon the recommendation of a special investigating committee that was tasked to looked into alleged sexual molestation and physical abuses performed against BTC’s former officer-in-charge (OIC) and five street educators.


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                    [Title] => At Boys Town, regrets over lost glory
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(Conclusion)

One house parent at Boys Town recounts how he had to wait for two days before he could bring a sick young boy to the hospital because the staff had to scrounge for money first. Even then, he had to walk the ailing child to the nearest corner where they waited for a jeep, just so they could save as much of the P1,000 they had for expenses they might incur at the hospital.
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                    [Title] => At Boys Town, regrets over lost glory
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(Third of a series)

Ernesto Beren, 61, remembers the Manila Boys Town of old with fondness. He recalls that the 23-hectare institution had a rustic landscape, surrounded as it was by trees, and huge grounds that gave him and his fellow young wards plenty of room to play.


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                    [Title] => Boys Town wards cry sexual, physical abuse
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(Second of a series)
Fear and abuse

"I thought Boys Town was beautiful, but it seems this is a place where we could die," the employee recounts one of the boys as saying. One by one, she says, they showed her fresh welts and bruises. The boys said they were beaten with a piece of wood, which almost hit one of them in the head. Another boy was hit in the back, making it hard for him to lie down.


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                    [Title] => Boys Town wards cry sexual, physical abuse
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(First of a series)

Seventeen-year-old Paul was already resigned to sleep at the guardhouse of Manila Boys Town in Parang, Marikina as part of his punishment for a minor mischief he says he did not commit. But then the officer-in-charge of the facility changed his mind; Paul was to stay at the OIC’s living quarters while the boy was still "under observation."


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Barangay officials had converted a basketball court into a dance hall to celebrate Valentine’s Day last Wednesday.


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"Hot Meat" gisakmit, vendor hayan tangtangon

By Sanden Anadia | July 11, 2012 - 12:00am

Gisakmit sa mga sakop sa Department of Veterinary Medicine and Fisheries (DVMF) pasado alas-5 kagahapon sa kaadlawon ang mga imported nga karneng baboy nga nagkuwang ang mga papeles ug sayop ang pag-atiman niin...

Banat Balita

Tragic Valentine dance

By Nestor Etolle | February 16, 2007 - 12:00am

A neighborhood Valentine dance party in Port Area, Manila turned tragic before dawn yesterday when a jealous guy stabbed and killed a neighbor for not getting a chance to dance with the popular girl in...

Metro

Criminal case sa OIC ng Boys Town, ikinakasa

August 26, 2006 - 12:00am

Inihahanda na ng lokal na pamahalaan ng Maynila ang kasong criminal laban sa dating officer-in-charge (OIC) at mga empleyado ng Boys Town Complex, matapos na mapatunayan na minomolestiya ng mga ito at binubugbog...

PSN Metro

Boys Town exec, volunteers face raps over molestation, abuses

By Evelyn Macairan | August 24, 2006 - 12:00am

Manila Mayor Lito Atienza has ordered the immediate dismissal from service and the filing of criminal cases against a former official and five volunteers of the Boys Town Complex (BTC) who abused some of...

Metro

At Boys Town, regrets over lost glory

By Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism | June 15, 2006 - 12:00am

(Conclusion) One house parent at Boys Town recounts how he had to wait for two days before he could bring a sick young boy to the hospital because the staff had to scrounge for money first. Even then, he had to...

Headlines

At Boys Town, regrets over lost glory

By Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism | June 14, 2006 - 12:00am

(Third of a series) Ernesto Beren, 61, remembers the Manila Boys Town of old with fondness. He recalls that the 23-hectare institution had a rustic landscape, surrounded as it was by trees, and huge grounds that...

Headlines

Boys Town wards cry sexual, physical abuse

By Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism | June 13, 2006 - 12:00am

(Second of a series)Fear and abuse "I thought Boys Town was beautiful, but it seems this is a place where we could die," the employee recounts one of the boys as saying. One by one, she says, they showed...

Headlines

Boys Town wards cry sexual, physical abuse

By Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism | June 12, 2006 - 12:00am

(First of a series) Seventeen-year-old Paul was already resigned to sleep at the guardhouse of Manila Boys Town in Parang, Marikina as part of his punishment for a minor mischief he says he did not commit. But...

Headlines