+ Follow JOSE LEVISTE JR. Tag
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[Title] => Ferriol, Mejia, Samantila rule Leviste chess
[Summary] => Gerald Ferriol, Giovanni Mejia, and Daryl Samantila edged their rivals in the tiebreak to rule their respective divisions in the seventh Dr. Jose Leviste Sr. Inter-School Chess Festival at the Ateneo Grade School Cafeteria over the weekend.
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[Title] => Malampaya royalties to continue even if government sells stake in PNOC-EC
[Summary] => Royalties from the Malampaya deep water-to-gas project which proponents remit to state coffers yearly will continue even if the much-coveted government stake in Philippine National Oil Co.-Exploration Corp. is sold to private investors, a ranking Finance official privy to the privatization plans of PNOC-EC said over the weekend.
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[Title] => US envoy alarmed over spate of election violence
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The United States is alarmed by the spate of election-related killings in the country and will send diplomats to observe the May 14 senatorial and local elections.
"We’re all watching elections with interest, it’s a great time for people to exercise their democratic rights, and I think we’re all concerned when we see violence," US Ambassador Kristie Kenney said. "I think it’s always sad to see violence associated with elections or violence in general."
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[Title] => DOE welcomes Mirant’s offer to employees
[Summary] => Energy Secretary Raphael P.M. Lotilla has lauded Mirant Philippines’ decision to give in to its employees’ request for a severance package of 2.5 months of salary for every year of service.
"We are gratified and satisfied with the decision of Mirant Philippines management," Lotilla said.
He said the move resolves one of the utmost concerns of the Philippine government. "We want to ensure that the welfare of the employees that would be affected by the sale is protected."
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[Title] => Mirant employees seek Napocor assistance on severance package
[Summary] => Some 1,200 employees of Mirant Philippines formally sought the assistance of the National Government, through the National Power Corp. (Napocor), to help them get a fair and just severance package before the Atlanta-based parent firm Mirant Corp. sells its Philippine assets.
In a letter addressed to Napocor president Cyril del Callar, the Mirant employees – from the rank-and-file to top management stationed in Sual in Pangasinan, Pagbilao in Quezon and Pasay City – asked the Napocor official to hear out their sentiment on the matter.
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[Title] => Mirant employees urged to submit formal request for Napocor assistance
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National Power Corp. (Napocor) president Cyril del Callar is urging employees of Mirant Philippines Inc. to submit their formal request for assistance from Napocor.
"We are willing to listen to them. But we need them to provide us with information on the status of the separation package they are asking from Mirant Corp.," Del Callar told reporters over the weekend.
Del Callar said the extent of help that they may give would "depend on the merits of the information provided to us."
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[Title] => Local Mirant unit prepares for smooth transition
[Summary] => Mirant Philippines Corp., the local subsidiary of Atlanta-based Mirant Corp., said it will continue to operate normally as it remains committed to its employees and the communities it serves.
"We look forward to a smooth and orderly transition, in close coordination with the relevant government agencies until after our auction process is completed," Mirant Philippines chairman and president Jose Leviste Jr. said yesterday.
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[Title] => Aussie firm denies bribing Nueva Vizcaya board members
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — An Australian mining company behind the controversial gold and copper mining venture in the remote mountain village of Didipio in Kasibu town has denied bribing provincial board members in exchange for their endorsement of the project.
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JOSE LEVISTE JR.
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The United States is alarmed by the spate of election-related killings in the country and will send diplomats to observe the May 14 senatorial and local elections.
"We’re all watching elections with interest, it’s a great time for people to exercise their democratic rights, and I think we’re all concerned when we see violence," US Ambassador Kristie Kenney said. "I think it’s always sad to see violence associated with elections or violence in general."
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"We are gratified and satisfied with the decision of Mirant Philippines management," Lotilla said.
He said the move resolves one of the utmost concerns of the Philippine government. "We want to ensure that the welfare of the employees that would be affected by the sale is protected."
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In a letter addressed to Napocor president Cyril del Callar, the Mirant employees – from the rank-and-file to top management stationed in Sual in Pangasinan, Pagbilao in Quezon and Pasay City – asked the Napocor official to hear out their sentiment on the matter.
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National Power Corp. (Napocor) president Cyril del Callar is urging employees of Mirant Philippines Inc. to submit their formal request for assistance from Napocor.
"We are willing to listen to them. But we need them to provide us with information on the status of the separation package they are asking from Mirant Corp.," Del Callar told reporters over the weekend.
Del Callar said the extent of help that they may give would "depend on the merits of the information provided to us."
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[Summary] => Mirant Philippines Corp., the local subsidiary of Atlanta-based Mirant Corp., said it will continue to operate normally as it remains committed to its employees and the communities it serves.
"We look forward to a smooth and orderly transition, in close coordination with the relevant government agencies until after our auction process is completed," Mirant Philippines chairman and president Jose Leviste Jr. said yesterday.
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