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Mga miyembro sa Cebu Newspaper Workers Multi-Purpose Cooperative (Newscoop) nagkahiusa kagahapon sa gipahigayong "test building" sa three model housing units sa San Pio Village diha sa Barangay Dumlog dakbayan sa Talisay.


Ang maong unang tulo ka unit ubos sa sponsorship sa Bethlehem Communities Australia ug sa Habitat for Humanity Foundation kinsa maoy moayuda sa pagpatukod sa low cost housing units.


Ang 40 ka unit sa maong housing project tukoron diha sa 3.3 ektaryang luna sa San Pio Village kinsa ang 40 ka miyembro sa newscoop ang manag-iya sa maong unit.


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Presidential chief of staff Michael Defensor was thinking out loud and joking, of course, so reporters covering the President here could not help but laugh at the dilemma of one of her closest officials.


Defensor said that as much as the President wants development projects and other "good news" reported as well, he could also understand that they could be boring for the media.


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Ang maong unang tulo ka unit ubos sa sponsorship sa Bethlehem Communities Australia ug sa Habitat for Humanity Foundation kinsa maoy moayuda sa pagpatukod sa low cost housing units.


Ang 40 ka unit sa maong housing project tukoron diha sa 3.3 ektaryang luna sa San Pio Village kinsa ang 40 ka miyembro sa newscoop ang manag-iya sa maong unit.


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Defensor said that as much as the President wants development projects and other "good news" reported as well, he could also understand that they could be boring for the media.


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Housing program para sa mga media gisugdan kagahapon sa Talisay City

By Brenda Batuto | February 25, 2007 - 12:00am

Mga miyembro sa Cebu Newspaper Workers Multi-Purpose Cooperative (Newscoop) nagkahiusa kagahapon sa gipahigayong "test building" sa three model housing units sa San Pio Village diha sa Barangay Dumlog dakbayan...

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Defensor’s dilemma: How to make good news sell

April 28, 2006 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Does President Arroyo need to do rappelling down a dam to provide enough excitement for the media when she inaugurates projects like an irrigation system? Presidential chief of staff Michael Defensor...

Headlines