Immigration Newsweek
MAJOR CHANGES TO CANADA IMMIGRATION EFFECTIVE JUNE 26, 2010The expression “sooner rather than later” has been my motto for Canada Immigration applicants for years. The reason is that the Canadian Federal Government often changes its immigration rules without notice. A few years back, not only did Canada change its immigration rules upon a federal election it went one step further and made them [...]
General
The Instalment ManModern business today thrives on the commercial instrument of credit. By proper spaced payment, an item can have by a buyer from the creditor who sells the desired items. The spaced payment is known as instalment or “hulugan”, the amount depends on the arrangements usually on the paying capacity of the buyer or customer.
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Dateline: Manila
sa totoo lang’… tanda nyo si Pres. Quezon?Hello, dear readers.
Sworn in na our new President and Vice President on the last day of June. Medyo asiwa ang marami kong mga kapitbahay dito sa Bgy. Kaunlaran- bad start daw yata. Isnab isnabin naman ni Pres. Noy si Vice Binay, e. Nagtampo naman itong isa- ayaw na daw nyang makasali sa pinagpipiliang magiging myembro [...]
Legal
Property SearchQ. Hello, atty., once again I am seeking your advice re: parents’ property. I went home recently and found out that one of the properties of our parents has no cadastral number .
Our problem is the barrio where the property is located but we can’t definitely locate the exact or the proximate spot of [...]
On Distant Shore
Alarm bells on remittances
There was a report from the Philippine Central Bank (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas) last week that caught my attention. BSP Deputy Governor Diwa Guinigundo warned that money sent home by overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) has peaked and may soon plateau.
Guinigundo said remittances have breached a very large base, leading to a situation wherein the [...]
JGL Eye
IS RP READY FOR BLOCK VOTING?CHICAGO (JGLi) – The shocking loss of Sen. Manuel “Mar” A. Roxas in the vice presidential election might have left a bad taste in the mouth of everyone, notably incoming President Noynoy Aquino, who did not expect that sometimes in politics anything goes.
I don’t buy the alibi that the winning combination of Noy-Bi (Sen. Aquino-Mayor [...]
PerryScope
Was Panlilio’s Ouster a Hatchet Job?The ouster of Gov. Fr. Ed Panlilio from the governorship of Pampanga once again reinforces the belief that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) is being used to “terminate” the political lives of the enemies of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. Panlilio was the third governor who got axed for not playing ball with Gloria.
The day [...]
Views From The Fence
There was something good about that grand show….after all!!!More than two weeks have passed since that G20 Summit and we seem not to hear the last of it yet. Several days ago, there was a march of about one thousand people to Queen’s Park asking for more information about the police action that protesters believed violated their human rights. It was in connection [...]
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“WANG-WANG“: MARTIAL LAW’S BABYThe exclusive use and abuse of sirens commonly called as “Wang-Wang “
in the Philippines, was a child of martial rule when then dictator Marcos issued Presidential Decree No.96 on January 13, 1973 declaring as “Unlawful the use or attachment of sirens, bells, whistles or similar gadgets that emit exceptionally loud and startling sounds “ .Under [...]
