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INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Uniform tricycle fares in Navotas eyed
MANILA, Philippines—Navotas City has drafted a uniform tricycle fare matrix to avoid confusion among the riding public and to prevent shrewd tricycle drivers from charging more than is required. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Pope prays for peace in Gaza and Congo
ROME — Pope Benedict XVI on Tuesday urged dialogue towards a peaceful solution to the conflict in Gaza and appealed to armed groups in DR Congo to release children captured as soldiers. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » 2 suspects in drug case file habeas plea
MANILA, Philippines – (UPDATE) A petition for habeas corpus has been filed before the Court of Appeals seeking the release of two of three suspects in a controversial drug case. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Suspects’ lawyer admits drafting order
MANILA, Philippines – (UPDATE) The lawyer for two of the three suspects in a controversial drug case has admitted that he drafted the release order and sent it to the Department of Justice. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Marine chief confident about PDEA agent
MANILA, Philippines — Marine Chief Major General Benjamin Dolorfino expressed confidence that the anti-narcotics agent, a Marine, involved in a controversial drug case, would not lie before the House of Representatives that was investigating the issue. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Traffic resumes at Paris airport
PARIS—Air traffic limped back to normal Tuesday at Paris' main international airport, where thousands of passengers were stranded overnight after heavy snow cancelled scores of flights, officials said. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Puno’s wish: Mindanao peace
MANILA, Philippines—The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) vows to make peace possible in war-torn Mindanao this year by stopping attacks for rebel groups, Secretary Ronaldo Puno said on Tuesday. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Air strikes launched vs rogue MILF
COTABATO CITY–(UPDATE) The military says it has launched air strikes against rogue Moro rebels who harassed a military base in the coastal barangay (villages) of Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » ‘Auring’ weakens into low pressure area
MANILA, Philippines—Tropical depression "Auring" is still hanging around the country but has weakened into a low-pressure area, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration said Tuesday. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Communist rebels free Army officer
GENERAL SANTOS—(UPDATE 3) After almost two months in captivity, a Special Forces Army officer was finally released by the New People’s Army before noon Tuesday, a police official said. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Nograles files new rent control law
MANILA, Philippines—With the global financial crisis threatening to drive up the prices of everything, House Speaker Prospero Nograles has filed a bill for a new rent control law lasting three years to replace the one that lapsed December 31, 2008. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » 9 cops face administrative raps
MANILA, Philippines — The filing of administrative charges has been recommended against nine members of the Philippine National Police Highway Patrol Group for alleged human rights violations and lapses in operational procedures, an official of the PNP Internal Affairs Service said. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » ‘Friends’ trying to settle golf brawl
ILIGAN CITY, Philippines—Common friends acting as intermediaries have begun reaching out to Agrarian Reform Secretary Nasser Pangandaman Sr. for a possible out-of-court settlement of his sons' golf brawl with the Dela Paz family. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Assistant prosecutor shot in Cebu
CEBU CITY, Philippines—One of two motorcycle-riding gunmen shot at a Cebu City assistant prosecutor in the village of Mambaling here Tuesday afternoon, police said. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » PNP finds lapses in Pañaque shootout
MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine National Police on Tuesday found nine officers of the PNP Highway Patrol Group administratively liable for operational lapses in the December 5 Parañaque shootout. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Freed soldier says NPA did not hurt him
LORETO, Agusan del Sur, Philippines—He emerged wearing a white shirt, the color of which was a perfect contrast to the black ones worn by his captors. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » House executive session for PDEA agent
MANILA, Philippines — The committee at the House of Representatives investigating the controversial drug case against three suspects from prominent families held an executive session to allow an anti-narcotics agent to reveal more about the case. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Communist rebels free Army officer
GENERAL SANTOS—(UPDATE 3) After almost two months in captivity, a Special Forces Army officer was finally released by the New People’s Army before noon Tuesday, a police official said. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » ‘Auring’ weakens into low pressure area
MANILA, Philippines—Tropical depression "Auring" is still hanging around the country but has weakened into a low-pressure area, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration said Tuesday. [Link]
INQUIRER.net Breaking News » Arab leader to meet with Bush on Gaza
MANILA, Philippines—League of Arab States Secretary General Amre Moussa is planning to see United States President George W. Bush Tuesday (Washington time) to convince him to help stop the violence in Gaza. [Link]
