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The Paper Industries Corp. of the Philippines (Picop) asked the Supreme Court yesterday (SC) to reconsider its decision allowing mining operations on 2,756 hectares of forestland in Agusan del Sur. 


Cirilio Doronila, Picop’s legal counsel, cited in his 47-page motion for reconsideration that the land area is covered by the Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) of Base Metals and should be closed to mining operations.


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The rebels carted away the lawmen’s M-16 Armalite rifles after overpowering them in a 10-minute firefight.


In a radio interview, though, Maria Malaya, New People’s Army spokeswoman, apologized to the lawmen’s families, saying what occurred was a "misencounter."


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The truck was carrying 22 pieces of bay-ang and luktob, both naturally grown tree species, which were reportedly illegally sourced from Road 5Q inside the PICOP concession, when it was intercepted in Barangay San Jose.


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                    [Summary] => Investors have expressed renewed business confidence after a recent court decision enjoining Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Heherson Alvarez to honor government warranties and contracts.


Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Jose Paneda said the Paper Industries Corp. of the Philippines (Picop) had established a clear and well-defined legal right to the completion of the automatic conversion of its Timber License Agreement (TLA) No. 43 upon compliance with legal requirements.


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Cirilio Doronila, Picop’s legal counsel, cited in his 47-page motion for reconsideration that the land area is covered by the Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) of Base Metals and should be closed to mining operations.


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The rebels carted away the lawmen’s M-16 Armalite rifles after overpowering them in a 10-minute firefight.


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Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Jose Paneda said the Paper Industries Corp. of the Philippines (Picop) had established a clear and well-defined legal right to the completion of the automatic conversion of its Timber License Agreement (TLA) No. 43 upon compliance with legal requirements.


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Picop asks SC to reconsider ruling on mining operations

January 19, 2007 - 12:00am

The Paper Industries Corp. of the Philippines (Picop) asked the Supreme Court yesterday (SC) to reconsider its decision allowing mining operations on 2,756 hectares of forestland in Agusan del Sur. Cirilio...

Headlines

2 cops hurt in NPA attack

February 2, 2006 - 12:00am

BUTUAN CITY — Two policemen were wounded when 30 communist rebels attacked them while they were manning a checkpoint in Marihatag, Surigao del Sur Tuesday. The rebels carted away the lawmen’s M-16 Armalite...

Nation

Truckload of poached logs apprehended

November 26, 2003 - 12:00am

BOSTON, Davao Oriental — Elements of the Army’s 36th Infantry Battalion and forest protection and security personnel of the Paper Industries Corp. of the Philippines (PICOP) apprehended a truckload of poached...

Nation

Court decision on Picop’s contract hailed

October 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Investors have expressed renewed business confidence after a recent court decision enjoining Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Heherson Alvarez to honor government warranties and contracts. Quezon City...

Nation