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First parliamentary polls mark BARMM democratic governance shift | Davao Today (opens the original)
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COTABATO CITY, Philippines—Violence, voting accessibility and ballot-handling issues marred the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections Sept. 14 in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Local observer group Katungod Bangsamoro called the polls a critical step toward democratic governance despite the problems. Their preliminary report noted security incidents and voter intimidation led to disenfranchisement across 11 precincts in Cotabato City, Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindana
Comelec ready for first BARMM parliamentary elections | Davao Today (opens the original)
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COTABATO CITY, Philippines—The Commission on Elections declared itself ready to conduct the first parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, citing completed preparations and a stable peace-and-order situation in the region. The Bangsamoro parliamentary elections are scheduled for Monday, Sept. 14. A total of 2,393,202 registered voters are expected to cast their ballots at 5,212 clustered precincts in 1,186 voting centers across the region. “Final testing an
‘Secure the ballot, don’t intimidate voters’: Watchdog on BARMM poll security | Davao Today (opens the original)
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines—A local election watchdog urged security forces to protect voters without intimidating them after the government ordered tight security in the first Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections Monday, Sept. 14. Concerns over rivalry of political dynasties and the presence of armed groups prompted the heavy police and military presence to prevent unforeseen incidents that might hamper the elections and could affect the region’s transition to self-governance. Katungod Bangsamoro, a
Flood devastates Davao homes despite billions in control projects | Davao Today (opens the original)
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — When floodwaters breached the doorways of Purok 4-B on July 24, Luzminda Labor watched her family’s livelihood disappear into the surge. Her appliances sank beneath murky water, kitchen utensils floated away, and months of care gone with fishponds swept empty of harvest-ready catfish. Labor, 59, knew there was nothing to do but salvage what they could and wait. “It’s the worst the community has seen since 1994, worse even than 2019,” she told Davao Today on Tuesday, Jul
(PART 2/2)The Paradox: Can electric cars deliver on clean air when the grid runs on coal? | Davao Today (opens the original)
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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — The environmental case for electric vehicles rests on a premise that is straightforward in theory but complicated in practice: an electric car is only as clean as the electricity that charges it. Research has consistently found that electric vehicles produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions over their lifetimes than comparable gasoline-powered cars. But the scale of that reduction depends heavily on the composition of the local grid. In countries where electricity comes p
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