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                    [Title] => Gwen, Pablo John invade Yapha turf
                    [Summary] => 

Governor Gwen Garcia and his brother Pablo John criticized the Yaphas for their failure to deliver road repair, electricity and water in the barangays of Pinamungajan town during the grand proclamation rally of the One Cebu party near the Pinamungajan Church last Wednesday night. 


The governor, who is also the president of One Cebu party, chose to have their grand proclamation rally for the third district in Pinamungajan, which is the hometown of the Yaphas.


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                    [Title] => Kintanar files bill to regulate cable TV program providers
                    [Summary] => Cebu Second District Rep. Simeon Kintanar has filed House Bill No. 6102 to regulate the operations in the country of foreign TV program providers, and protect consumers and local cable TV operators.


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                    [Title] => Gwen sets One Cebu launch on Feb. 10
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Unfazed by statements from the opposition that it would come out with a formidable slate, Governor Gwendolyn Garcia yesterday said she would launch her One Cebu political party on February 10. 


"I envy them (the opposition) because they have all the time to think about politics and the coming election and to try out possible combinations. I really have no time for that right now because I am busy delivering on my promises to build more bridges, roads, etc.," Garcia said. 


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                    [Title] => Pablo to push through with congressional plan
                    [Summary] => 

Former Cebu governor Pablo Garcia would not back out from his earlier declaration to run as congressman in the second district despite the request of the mayors there for him to give way to Boljoon Mayor Deogenes Derama instead.


Garcia said his family has already decided about his political plan. He asked the mayors to understand him instead because this could already be his last participation in an electoral exercise.


"Daghan pa man sila og election nga masalmutan. This could be my last electoral exercise," Garcia told DyLA radio.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Cebu must be preserved, not broken up
                    [Summary] => In a world where borders are vanishing, the name of the game is consolidation. Companies are merging in order to survive in a highly competitive world. If you are small, you get shoved aside. This is true wherever you look, whether among individuals, companies, or even countries.
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                    [Title] => Gwen says Vidal is backing her on Sugbuak, war vs. insurgents
                    [Summary] => Governor Gwendolyn Garcia has gained Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal's support and understanding in her all-out war policy against communists and terrorists, and on issues concerning illegal occupants of province-owned properties in barangay Luz, the USC-WRC project, and the pending bills seeking to subdivide the existing Cebu Province.


During the weekend the governor met with the cardinal to discuss various issues confronting the province as she had several times in the past.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Cebuanos must rise in anger
                    [Summary] => The battle to preserve the integrity of Cebu and the honor of the Cebuanos suffered a big blow on Wednesday when the House committee on local governments approved all three bills seeking to carve as many new provinces out of the existing one.
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                    [Title] => Gwen touts Cebu's unity vs. Sugbuak
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Governor Gwen Garcia has recently boasted an overwhelming victory against the divide-Cebu proposal, or Sugbuak, in last week's general assembly of barangay captains of the province.


The governor gladly reported that 888 out of 1,125 barangay captains in the province attended the assembly - a turnout that she said was a clear signal that Cebu is still "one, united, and indivisible."


The turnout was an indication that the move of some legislators to form three more provinces out of Cebu "will not prosper," said Garcia.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - The politics of Sugbuak
                    [Summary] => One of the biggest and most crucial issues confronting Cebu and the Cebuanos today is that proposal by three last-termer members of Congress -- Simeon Kintanar, Antonio Yapha and Clavel Martinez -- to convert their districts into new provinces.

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                    [Title] => Ginatilan town fills 1,000 has. with lanzones trees
                    [Summary] => Even before Rep. Simeon Kintanar could implement his fruit tree-planting program in the 2nd district, Ginatilan town had already planted lanzones trees on 1,000 hectares.


Kintanar said he is putting in P40 million for the 15 towns in the district to make it as the fruit and vegetable haven in the province.  The second district is known to have a rich and fertile soil good for different kinds of plants.


But Kintanar later learned that Ginatilan Mayor Dean Michael Singco had already initiated planting lanzones trees.


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The governor, who is also the president of One Cebu party, chose to have their grand proclamation rally for the third district in Pinamungajan, which is the hometown of the Yaphas.


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                    [Title] => Gwen sets One Cebu launch on Feb. 10
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Unfazed by statements from the opposition that it would come out with a formidable slate, Governor Gwendolyn Garcia yesterday said she would launch her One Cebu political party on February 10. 


"I envy them (the opposition) because they have all the time to think about politics and the coming election and to try out possible combinations. I really have no time for that right now because I am busy delivering on my promises to build more bridges, roads, etc.," Garcia said. 


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                    [Title] => Pablo to push through with congressional plan
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Former Cebu governor Pablo Garcia would not back out from his earlier declaration to run as congressman in the second district despite the request of the mayors there for him to give way to Boljoon Mayor Deogenes Derama instead.


Garcia said his family has already decided about his political plan. He asked the mayors to understand him instead because this could already be his last participation in an electoral exercise.


"Daghan pa man sila og election nga masalmutan. This could be my last electoral exercise," Garcia told DyLA radio.


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                    [Title] => Gwen says Vidal is backing her on Sugbuak, war vs. insurgents
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The governor gladly reported that 888 out of 1,125 barangay captains in the province attended the assembly - a turnout that she said was a clear signal that Cebu is still "one, united, and indivisible."


The turnout was an indication that the move of some legislators to form three more provinces out of Cebu "will not prosper," said Garcia.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - The politics of Sugbuak
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Kintanar said he is putting in P40 million for the 15 towns in the district to make it as the fruit and vegetable haven in the province.  The second district is known to have a rich and fertile soil good for different kinds of plants.


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