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                    [Title] => SB at Bistek runaway winners sa QC
                    [Summary] => Tuluyan ng naging runaway winner si re-electionist Quezon City Mayor Feliciano "SB" Belmonte Jr. makaraang ilampaso nito sa natamong boto ang mga katunggaling sina dating Mayor Ismael Mathay Jr. at Andres Co.


Umaabot na sa 288,840 ang boto ni "SB", habang si Mathay naman ay nakakuha lamang ng botong 84,688, samantalang si Co ay 1,175.


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                    [Title] => ‘QC back on its feet’
                    [Summary] => An upbeat Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. told businessmen yesterday the city is finally "getting back on its feet" after being able to pay almost half of the nearly P3 billion in debt inherited from the previous administration.


Speaking at the 10th Metro Manila Business Conference,  Belmonte said that only a year after he assumed office, City Hall has already paid close to P1.25 billion in debts owed to various contractors and overdue remittances of city employees to the Government Service Insurance System, among other financial obligations. 


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                    [Title] => QC council to probe P1-B land deal
                    [Summary] => The Quezon City council has tasked at least five standing committees to investigate the controversial P1 billion land deal in Greenmeadows III.


In its last session before its 25-day break, the city council referred the resolution of 4th District Councilor Ariel Inton Jr. calling for the renovation of the memorandum of agreement between Paref-Northfield School for Boys and the Quezon City government under former Mayor Ismael Mathay Jr. to the commitees on education, subdivisions, justice and human rights, laws, and environment.


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                    [Title] => Pagsasaayos sa mga kanal at sirang kalye, tiniyak ni SB
                    [Summary] => Tiniyak ni Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte  Jr. na isasagawa nila ang operasyon nang pagsasaayos ng mga baradong kanal at lubak-lubak na kalsada sa sandaling matapos na ang panahon ng tag-ulan.


Ayon kay Belmonte, nagsisimula na silang magsagawa ng mapping-up operation upang matukoy kung aling mga kalsada ang dapat na isailalim sa rehabilitasyon at mga kanal na nagiging sanhi ng pagbaha sa ilang mga pangunahing lansangan.


Aniya, mas madaling gumawa ng mga pagsasaayos kung tag-araw.


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                    [Title] => SB: Payatas dumpsite should be closed
                    [Summary] => Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. said the Payatas dumpsite has to be closed to prevent a similar tragedy where tons of garbage collapsed and buried hundreds of residents alive on July 10 last year.


"Eventually, it has to be closed," said Belmonte "but finding another dumpsite would not be a solution to the problem of garbage, but proper management is."


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                    [Title] => SB: Payatas dumpsite should be closed
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"Eventually, it has to be closed," said Belmonte "but finding another dumpsite would not be a solution to the problem of garbage, but proper management is."


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                    [Summary] => Although the employment of almost 5,000 contractual workers expired yesterday, Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. said he would evaluate their respective performances to determine if they should be rehired or not.


"The fact of the matter is everybody’s contract has expired. Now we want to selectively find out whether the local government needs their services or they just duplicate each other," said Belmonte, who officially assumed office yesterday.


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                    [Summary] => Although the employment of almost 5,000 contractual workers expired yesterday, Quezon City Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. said he would evaluate their respective performances to determine if they should be rehired or not.


"The fact of the matter is everybody’s contract has expired. Now we want to selectively find out whether the local government needs their services or they just duplicate each other," said Belmonte, who officially assumed office yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Payatas survivors speak out
                    [Summary] => Survivors of the July 10 Payatas trash-slide have threatened the Quezon City government with a law suit if it fails to shut down for good the 15-hectare collapsed in five days.


"We demand the immediate cessation of garbage dumping in Payatas," said a letter sent Monday by the Public Interest Law Center (PILC) to the Office of the Mayor on behalf of members of the July 10 Payatas Victims Organization (J10PVO).


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                    [Title] => Mathay: Reopen Payatas dumpsite
                    [Summary] => Hit left and right by critics for alleged failure to solve the smelly garbage crisis in Quezon City, Mayor Ismael Mathay Jr. is asking President Estrada to allow the reopening of a portion of the Payatas dumpsite as a "transfer station."


Mathay said he is considering the use of a vacant lot in the four-hectare City Hall complex for that purpose, if only to speed up the collection of the city’s daily garbage output, which amount to about 2,000 tons.


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MAYOR ISMAEL MATHAY JR.

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Speaking at the 10th Metro Manila Business Conference,  Belmonte said that only a year after he assumed office, City Hall has already paid close to P1.25 billion in debts owed to various contractors and overdue remittances of city employees to the Government Service Insurance System, among other financial obligations. 


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Ayon kay Belmonte, nagsisimula na silang magsagawa ng mapping-up operation upang matukoy kung aling mga kalsada ang dapat na isailalim sa rehabilitasyon at mga kanal na nagiging sanhi ng pagbaha sa ilang mga pangunahing lansangan.


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Mathay said he is considering the use of a vacant lot in the four-hectare City Hall complex for that purpose, if only to speed up the collection of the city’s daily garbage output, which amount to about 2,000 tons.


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