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June 12, Independence Day had me watching a cable news program featuring random interviews of pedestrians and their thoughts about love of country.

Posted: June 17th, 2013 in CDN - Opinion,Cebu Daily News | Read More »

The stories of 2 brothers suspected in bombing

This updated wanted poster was released by the FBI Friday evening, April 19, 2013, showing Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the suspect the FBI originally called suspect number 2 in the bombings at the Boston Marathon. The 19-year-old Massachusetts college student wanted in the Boston Marathon bombing was captured hiding in a boat parked in a backyard Friday night. (AP Photo/FBI)

Tamerlan Tsarnaev was an amateur boxer with muscular arms and enough brio to arrive at a sparring session without protective gear. His younger brother Dzhokhar was popular in high school, won a city scholarship for college and liked to hang out with Russian friends off-campus.

Posted: April 20th, 2013 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

Thailand denies shooting Rohingya boat people

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Thailand on Wednesday denied accusations its sailors shot Rohingya boat people fleeing sectarian strife in Myanmar, after a rights group urged a probe into the alleged deaths of at least two migrants.

Posted: March 13th, 2013 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

An American embraces his Filipino past

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ELVIRA Escandor Camara-Robb tells her story after arriving to the United States in 1945. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

American Donald Pribor rode the train back to Manila from Naga City in late October last year. He had just been to Gubat town in Sorsogon, retracing the route taken by his kinfolk during World War II and completing a journey of experiencing his Filipino roots.

Posted: January 30th, 2013 in Headlines,Regions | Read More »

Cuba migration change eases return for defectors

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Maria Victoria Gil, mother of swordsman Elvis Gregory, shows a framed photo of her son next to a trove of trophies awarded to her son, at her home, in Havana, Cuba, Friday, November 16, 2012. Gregory, an Olympic silver medalist, who defected from the Cuban team at a tournament in Lisbon in 2002, hopes to return to Cuba next year so he can finally meet his only child, a 10-year-old girl who was only 15 days old when he abandoned his country. New migratory laws have now made it possible for high-profile defectors once considered deserters or traitors to return to the homeland they abandoned. The new rules could potentially affect many leading cultural and athletic figures, from musicians and doctors to ballet dancers. AP/Franklin Reyes

Sydney Gregory has never met her father, an Olympic – Hide quoted text – silver medalist in fencing who defected from the Cuban team at a tournament in Lisbon in 2002 when she was 15 days old. But he recently rang from Italy with good news: Papa’s coming home to visit.

Posted: November 18th, 2012 in Latest News Stories,Photos & Videos,World | Read More »

10 perish in Mediterranean shipwreck

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Italian coastguards recovered the bodies of seven would-be immigrants from the Mediterranean on Sunday after their boat sank between the Libyan coast and the Italian island of Lampedusa, bringing the death toll to 10, the ANSA news agency said.

Posted: November 5th, 2012 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

Davao now most populous urban area after Metro Manila

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Davao City’s population now totals 1.44 million, making it the country’s largest urbanized area in terms of population and land area outside Metro Manila, according to the results of a 2010 survey released recently by the National Statistics Office.

Posted: August 4th, 2012 in Latest News Stories,Regions | Read More »

US confirms Chen has left China with family

Chen Guangcheng. File photo

Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng left China for the United States with his family on Saturday, the US State Department said.

Posted: May 19th, 2012 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

It’s business as usual for immigration execs this Holy Week

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It will be a working holiday for Bureau of Immigration officials who will process the arrival and departure of travelers this Holy Week.

Posted: April 3rd, 2012 in Latest News Stories,Nation | Read More »

Census: Filipinos 2nd largest Asian group in US

Filipinos are now the second largest Asian group in the United States, according to the latest census bureau report.

Posted: March 26th, 2012 in CDN - News,Cebu Daily News | Read More »

China’s city dwellers overtake rural population

A view of Chinese migrant worker's accommodation in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. China's migrant workers, who have powered growth with cheap labor, are now seeking higher pay and better conditions. AFP

China said Tuesday the number of people living in cities exceeded the rural population for the first time, a development experts warned was likely to put strain on society and the environment.

Posted: January 17th, 2012 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

Mother unaware son arrested for LA arson fires

Shackled in handcuffs and flanked by three US Marshals, Dorothee Burkhart scanned a Los Angeles courtroom looking for her son.

Posted: January 4th, 2012 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

Almost half China’s richest want to emigrate – survey

Nearly half of China’s wealthiest citizens are considering emigrating, with the United States and Canada the most popular destinations, according to a new report from the authors of China’s rich list.

Posted: November 1st, 2011 in Latest News Stories,World | Read More »

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