PARIS: The family of former Renault and Nissan head Carlos Ghosn has submitted another request for UN intervention against what it says is his “judicial persecution” in Japan, one of their lawyers said Sunday.

Jessica Finelle said the family had approached the working group on arbitrary detention at the Office of the UN Commissioner for Human Rights to see if they could provide some redress.

In the request, the lawyers say bail conditions imposed on Ghosn amounted to “house arrest” and were intended to weaken him psychologically ahead of his trial.

Ghosn was dramatically arrested in November as he stepped off his private jet in Tokyo. He was held for 108 days as prosecutors investigated financial misconduct allegations and charged him with three counts.

He finally won bail in March, agreeing to conditions including living in a court-appointed residence monitored by cameras.

But prosecutors then levelled a fresh allegation against him in April and he was rearrested, spending another 21 days in detention before winning bail a second time.

The former Nissan chief is now preparing for trial on four charges of financial misconduct ranging from concealing part of his salary, to using Nissan funds for personal expenses.

Lawyers for the family said in the latest request to the UN’s working committee on arbitrary detention that the number and scale of the conditions imposed on Ghosn amounted “in effect to house arrest, meaning that his provisional detention continues and he is still deprived of his liberty”

The restrictions, “especially the prohibition of any direct contact with his wife, appear to be abuse aimed at tiring him out psychologically and to put him in a position of weakness… in violation of the right to a fair trial.”

“This really amounts to a form of judicial persecution of Carlo Ghosn who is prohibited from meeting his wife, even for an hour in the presence of lawyers,” they say, according to the documents seen by Agence France-Presse.

Describing Ghosn as being held “hostage”, the lawyers go on to demand that the UN working group declare the Japanese measures to be “arbitrary” and to urge Japan to “release (him) without delay.”

Lawyer Finelle told Agence France-Presse that even if the UN working group has no power to compel Japan to act differently, “it is still a matter of image for the Japanese.”

She said she hoped for a decision before Ghosn’s court case begins, which might not be until next year. AFP

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WASHINGTON, D.C.: Murray Gell-Mann, a physicist who theorized the existence of the quark and won a Nobel Prize for his method of classifying particles, has died at age 89, the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) said.

Considered among the most important physicists of the 20th century, the American scientist theorized in the 1960s that subatomic particles — protons and neutrons — were composed of paired subunits he called quarks.

Experiments later confirmed the existence of the particles, which are a continuing subject of study by physicists including those at the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s most powerful proton smasher straddling the French-Swiss border.

Amid an explosion of research into what makes up matter in the 1950s and 1960s, Gell-Mann came up with a criteria for putting particles in groups of eight based on characteristics like electric charge and spin.

He called it the “eightfold way,” Caltech said, and was awarded the 1969 Nobel Prize in Physics for the innovation.

Born in New York City on September 15, 1929, Gell-Mann was encouraged to study physics by his father, and earned a doctorate in the subject from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1951.

He taught at Caltech in Pasadena, California from 1955 until his retirement in 1993.

“Dr Gell-Mann had this clear vision and penetrating insight to look through the large amounts of data that were coming from experiments and make sense of it,” Hirosi Ooguri, a professor at Caltech and director of the school’s Walter Burke Institute for Theoretical Physics, said in an obituary published by the university.

“He opened a new paradigm in particle physics.” AFP

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TOKYO: There is “great respect” between the United States and North Korea, President Donald Trump said Monday, predicting “lots of good things” despite recent missile launches by Pyongyang.

“I personally think that lots of good things will come with North Korea, I feel that. I may be right, I may be wrong, but I feel that,” Trump said at the start of bilateral talks with Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo.

“We’ve come a long way,” the US leader added.

“There’s a good respect built, maybe a great respect built between certainly the United States and North Korea.”

The comments come despite short-range missile launches by Pyongyang in May that Trump’s own National Security Advisor John Bolton said over the weekend were in violation of UN Security Council resolutions.

Trump appeared to dispute Bolton’s assessment in a tweet on Sunday, in which he called the missiles “small weapons” that “disturbed some of my people, and others, but not me.”

The US president is in Tokyo for a state visit that included a meeting with the newly enthroned Emperor Naruhito on Monday morning, the first time the monarch has met a foreign leader since taking the throne.

Trump’s bilateral talks with Abe are expected to focus on trade, North Korea and military issues, as well as other diplomatic crises, including the tensions between Washington and Tehran.

Abe has reportedly proposed serving as a mediator and is said to be weighing a state visit to Iran, and Trump said he remained open to talks.

“I do believe that Iran would like to talk, and if they’d like to talk, we’d like to talk also,” he said.

“Nobody wants to see terrible things happen, especially me,” he added.

Trump said US-Japan relations have “never been better,” but the allies are locked in negotiations over trade, with the US leader repeating Monday that America suffers a “tremendous imbalance” with Japan on trade.

“We’re working on that, and I’m sure that will work out over a period of time,” Trump added, saying he expected the allies to be “announcing some things, probably in August, that will be very good for both countries.”

“We’ll get the balance of trade straightened out rapidly.” AFP

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SAO PAOLO: Clashes between inmates killed 15 people at a jail in Amazonas state in northern Brazil on Sunday, the regional prison authority said.

The clashes broke out around 11 a.m. (1500 GMT) during visiting hours at the facility, located some 28 kilometers (17 miles) from state capital Manaus.

“It was a fight between the inmates. There had never been deaths during the visits,” Colonel Marcos Vinicius Almeida told a news conference.

Some of the inmates were stabbed with sharpened toothbrushes, while others had been strangled, Almeida said, adding that an investigation has been opened to determine the cause of the fight.

He emphasized that authorities had reacted within minutes to the Sunday violence, preventing a potentially worse result.

The same facility was the scene of a prison rebellion that lasted almost 20 hours and left 56 people dead in January 2017.

Brazil has the world’s third largest prison population, with 726,712 inmates as of June 2016, according to official statistics.

The population is double the capacity of the nation’s prisons, which in the same year was estimated to be 368,049 inmates.

Along with severe overcrowding, Brazil’s prisons are plagued by gang violence, while riots and breakout attempts are not uncommon.

In September, heavily armed men detonated explosives outside the gate of a prison in northeastern Brazil and then shot their way inside, killing a policeman and releasing 92 inmates, about half of whom were later recaptured.

The previous April, a military-style battle erupted between guards and prisoners aided by outside associates, leaving 21 people dead at a prison in Belem, near the Amazon rainforest.

The attackers in that case tried to blow up a wall to help the would-be escapees. One policeman was killed alongside 20 prisoners and their associates.

In January 2017, Brazilian police had to launch a massive manhunt after 184 inmates escaped from two prisons in Amazonas state following a gruesome 17-hour bloodbath between rival gangs that left 56 prisoners dead, many beheaded.

Brazil’s prisons are home to the leaders of several drug trafficking organizations, and the crisis in the country’s penitentiaries has had a ripple effect.

Earlier this year, a wave of about 80 attacks on public buildings, banks, buses and gas stations was blamed on newly announced measures to tighten control of prisons. AFP

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REELECTED Davao 1st District Rep. Pantaleon Alvarez is willing to reach out to Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio whether or not he’s elected Speaker of the House of Representatives when the 18th Congress convenes in July.

In an interview with ANC on Monday, Alvarez said that no matter who gets Duterte-Carpio’s endorsement, he would respect her decision.

“Oh yes, why not?” said Alvarez, when asked whether he would still reach out to Duterte-Capio with whom he had a falling out that led to his ouster as Speaker in 2018.

“Maraming humahanga sa kanya sa House of Representatives. Malaki ang respeto. So kung sino ang sasabihin niya na gusto niyang maging Speaker eh magbabago lahat ‘yan,” he added.

(A lot of people from the House of Representatives are looking up to her. They have a high respect for her. So no matter who she endorses as Speaker will change everything.)

Alvarez also denied Duterte-Carpio’s claims that he was seen in a video threatening to humiliate her after winning against Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP) candidate, Davao del Norte Governor Anthony del Rosario.

“Hindi ko alam kung saan nanggaling ‘yun kasi masyado akong nag-iingat eh. Pag nabanggit na si Mayor, di na ako nagkokomento. Very unlikely na sinabi ko iyon…’pag nasabi ko man ‘yun, wala akong karapatang tumakbong Speaker,” Alvarez said.

(I do not know where that came from because I am very careful. Whenever the mayor is brought up, I refuse to comment on anything. Very unlikely that I said that…if I really did, I have no right to run for Speaker.)

Duterte-Carpio endorsed Marinduque Rep. Lord Allan Velasco as her candidate for the Speakership over Alvarez, former Foreign Affairs secretary Alan Peter Cayetano, Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, San Juan Rep. Ronaldo Zamora, Cavite Reps. Alex Advincula and Abraham Tolentino, Malabon Rep. Ricky Sandoval, Leyte Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez, and Pampanga Rep. Aurelio Gonzales.

PDP-Laban President, Sen. Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel 3rd, said the administration party aims to regain the Speakership with its three frontrunners: Alvarez, its secretary- general; Gonzales, its national deputy campaign manager; and Velasco, a strong ally of the Dutertes.

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THE Supreme Court on Monday was asked to investigate the officials of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) for allowing the use of its facilities and resources by the man who linked family members and allies of President Rodrigo Duterte to illegal drug activities.

Lawyer Ferdinand Topacio, in a letter to Chief Justice Lucas Bersamin, pleaded before the high court to use its supervision and control over the IBP whose officials “besmirched” its name by letting Peter Joemel Advincula alias “Bikoy” hild a press conference on its premises.

It will be the second complaint lodged against the IBP on the Bikoy controversy.

The first was filed by Kabalikat Partylist 149, headed by Tomas Jose Cabrido, asking the high tribunal to sanction IBP President Abdiel Dan Elijah S. Fajardo and his successor Domingo Egon Q. Cayosa.

Cabrido said the two violated Rule 1.02 of the Code of Professional Responsibility, which states “a lawyer shall not counsel or abet activities at defiance of the law or at lessening confidence in the legal system.”

In his complaint, Topacio said that “much damage has been done to the IBP, as well as to the legal profession in general, hence, the officers responsible for this reprehensible event should be investigated and held accountable.”

“In view of the foregoing, I am most respectfully requesting that the Honorable Supreme Court-which exercises supervision and control over the IBP pursuant to Article VIII, Section 5(5) of the 1987 Constitution, to look into this matter at the soonest possible time in order to preserve the trust and respect of the public in the IBP as the national organization of lawyers in the Philippines,” it stated.

Topacio said that it was difficult to believe that the function room of the IBP, which was used by Advincula, was done without the knowledge and approval of the IBP officers.

“Furthermore, Advincula was even accompanied by the IBP National Director for Legal Aid, Minerva Ambrosio, as well as some Catholic nuns,” it said.

The IBP is under the supervision and control of the Supreme Court and for 2019 alone shall receive P100 million from Congress for its operation, primarily for legal aidl.

Bikoy appeared before the media on May 6 at the national office of the IBP in Ortigas Center, Pasig City, and confessed that he was the “hooded man” who made the allegations into illegal drugs against Duterte’s son Paolo and former Special Assistant to the President and now Senator-elect Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go.

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THE Philippines is set to ink P300-billion worth of deals with Japanese firms during President Rodrigo Duterte’s trip to Japan later this month, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said.

In a statement on Monday, DTI Secretary Ramon Lopez said that the Philippines would be signing over 20 business agreements expected to generate 8,000 jobs.

The investment pledges will cover infrastructure, manufacturing, electronics, medical devices, business process outsourcing, power, electricity, transport, automotive, food manufacturing and marine manpower industries.

“Japanese investors remain bullish on the sustained growth momentum under the administration of President Duterte, given its aggressive infrastructure build-up, meaningful investment and financial reforms and demographic advantages,” he said.

Duterte is set to attend Nikkei’s 25th International Conference on The Future of Asia in Tokyo, Japan on May 30-31. TYRONE C. PIAD

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SENATORS approved on third and final reading a bill mandating all educational institutions to privide “neutral desks” to all students.

Voting 17-0-0 on Monday, the approved measure was House Bill 8654, otherwise known as an Act Mandating Public and Private Educational Institutions to Provide the Appropriate Armchairs to Left-Handed Students, taking into consideration Senate Bill 2114, otherwise known as an Act Mandating Public and Private Educational Institutions to Provide the Appropriate Armchairs to Left-Handed Students.

Rep. Cristina Roa-Puno and Sen. Juan Edgardo “Sonny” Angara authored the House and Senate measures respectively.

Angara said the bill aimed to promote equal development of students by requiring educational institutions nationwide to provide neutral desks to all students in both public and private educational institutions.

Currently, Angara said, left-handed students were left without a choice but to work with right-handed armchairs.

Studies show that a right-handed armchair does not offer left-handed students the same arm support that right-handed students enjoy, causing back, neck and shoulder pain to left-handed students.

Experts said the inefficient and awkward writing position that left-handed students must adopt in right-handed armchairs caused slower handwriting, placing them at a disadvantage on important timed examinations.

They said thousands of left-handed school children are struggling in the classroom because of a failure to meet their needs.

They estimate that between 10 and 15 percent of the population worldwide are left-handed.

Under the bill, educational institutions are mandated to provide neutral desks equivalent to 10 percent of the student population within one year from the effectivity of the act. The institutions will eventually provide neutral desks to all students.

The Department of Education, the Commission on Higher Education, and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority shall be in charge of formulating the rules and regulations, including the administrative penalties for the non-compliance of the act.

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LIMA, Peru: A powerful magnitude 8.0 earthquake struck a remote part of the Amazon jungle in Peru early Sunday, collapsing buildings and knocking out power to some areas but causing only one reported death.

The quake struck at 2:41 a.m. and was centered in a vast nature preserve 57 miles (92 kilometers) east of the small town of Yurimaguas. Helping limit damage was the earthquake’s depth, at 70 miles (114 kilometers) below the surface, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Earthquakes that are close to the surface generally cause more destruction.

President Martín Vizcarra called for calm before traveling to the zone with members of his cabinet to survey the damage. He said first reports indicate a bridge had collapsed and several homes and roads had been affected.

“It’s a quake that was felt throughout the Peruvian jungle,” said Vizcarra, who was scheduled to host a regional summit Sunday in the capital with the presidents of Bolivia, Colombia and Ecuador.

Ricardo Seijas, chief of the National Emergency Operations Center, said one person died when a rock fell on a house in the Huarango district.

A preliminary survey by authorities found that six people were injured and 27 homes damaged across seven provinces. Three schools, three hospitals and two churches were also affected

In Yurimaguas, a bridge and several old houses collapsed, and the electricity was cut, according to the National Emergency Operations Center.

Images circulating on social media showed residents in several parts of the country panicked as the quake shook buildings.

The quake also awoke people in Lima, who ran out of their homes in fear.

“It was a really long quake,” said Maria Brito, who lives on the fifth floor of an apartment building in the capital. “It could’ve been worse, and luckily it’s over.”

Earthquakes are frequent in Peru, which lies on the Pacific’s so-called Ring of Fire. On August 15, 2007, a similarly sized quake struck near Lima, killing more than 500 people. AFP

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TOKYO: Two people, including a child, were feared dead on Tuesday in a mass stabbing attack that also injured 17 people in the Japanese city of Kawasaki, the local fire department said.

“One man and one female child are showing no vital signs, said fire department official Yuji Sekizawa, employing a phrase commonly used in Japan to mean the victims have died but the death has not yet been certified by an official medical professional.

Footage broadcast on local TV stations showed multiple police cars, ambulances and fire engines at the scene. Emergency medical tents were put up to treat the wounded.

The fire department said 17 others were injured in the attack, among them more children.

“A man stabbed them,” another spokesman for the department, Dai Nagase, earlier told Agence France-Presse.

“We received an emergency call at 7:44 a.m., which said four elementary schoolchildren were stabbed.”

Police said one suspect, a man, had been detained. NHK said he had stabbed himself, suffering a serious wound. There was no immediate indication of a motive.

The broadcaster said two knives were spotted at the scene, but there was no immediate confirmation from officials.

The attack took place at the time of the morning commute and school run, with one eyewitness saying it occurred by a bus stop.

“I heard the sound of lots of ambulances and I saw a man lying near a bus stop bleeding,” the man, who was not identified, told NHK.

“There is another bus stop near the elementary school and I also saw elementary schoolchildren lying on the ground… It’s a quiet neighborhood, it’s scary to see this kind of thing happen,” he added.

Japan has one of the lowest rates of violent crime in the developed world and mass attacks are extremely rare.

In 2018, a man was arrested in central Japan after stabbing one person to death and injuring two others aboard a bullet train, an attack that prompted new security measures on the famed rail service.

And in 2016, a man stabbed 19 people to death in a disability center south of Tokyo in what he described as a mission to rid the world of people with mental illness. AFP

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The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 1,699 out of 10,319 passed the Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination given by the Board of Accountancy in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan De Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, Tacloban and Tuguegarao this May 2019. The result of examination with respect to one (1) examinee was withheld pending final determination of her liabilities under the rules and regulations governing licensure examinations.

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1 ABAD, MARK JUNIL ARGUTA
2 ABADINES, ROBERT JAKE SAMONTE
3 ABANTAO, GIRLY MAE NEUMERAN
4 ABAS, NICOLE JANE SABELINO
5 ABCEDE, MARY ANN HISTA
6 ABDULHALIM, BADRIA AMBOLOTO
7 ABDULLAH, ASLIAH MACAPODI
8 ABELA, MARK DARWIN CALDIGAS
9 ABELLA, BEATRICE MARIE ALINEA
10 ABELLADA, ANGELIQUE VILLAR
11 ABELLANIDA, JENEFER GAYONGA
12 ABELLO, JEODILIO PADASAS
13 ABERIA, LORELA ROSE DADO
14 ABIOG, PATRICIA MAE CUBELO
15 ABLAO, ROGELYN BINALAY
16 ABOUKOUTAH, AMNA SAMEER REYES
17 ABRAHAM, IRISH JADE PUYAOAN
18 ABRANTES, MHIL CHRISTY MARIE ACSON
19 ABRERA, VERNA VERECIO
20 ABROGAR, PAUL JOHN DORIA
21 ABUNDO, ARWIN JASON BAENA
22 ACCAD, MARK RANIEL DELA CRUZ
23 ACEBES, REENAE CHRISTYL NINGASCA
24 ACOLACOL, JUNILYN PAO
25 ADAN, CZARINA VIANCA GERILLA
26 ADAOAG, ERLYN GRACE ESCANO
27 ADEL, MARIA RACELLE DEL CAMPO
28 ADENA, RAJWHEIN SEAN RILLERA
29 ADIONG, SHARIFA MUJANNAH BARAZAR
30 ADORABLE, ROSITA GORGONIA
31 AGAMATA, RICARDO SUMAGAYSAY
32 AGAN, MARY JOY PACLIPAN
33 AGAPAY, GHIA VER BIANCA TAN
34 AGITO, DAPHNEY FALOGME
35 AGONOS, MICHAEL DOMINGO
36 AGRABIO, LINO JR PACLIPAN
37 AGUILAR, ISRAEL NOVENO
38 AGUILAR, JEM ANJELINE NUÑEZ
39 AGUINALDO, ALLORA AGUILAR
40 AGUINALDO, MA ANGELA CHANCHICO
41 AGUIRRE, ALLONA KRIZTEL FIGURACION
42 AGURA, CHRISTINE DONADILLO
43 AGUSTIN, JANELA MARIE VILLAS
44 AGUSTIN, MARK JOHN NOVEDA
45 ALAGOS, APRIL ROSE SANTANDER
46 ALAJAR, JUDE ELIJAH PABELICO
47 ALAVA, EMILYN LORENZO
48 ALAWI, ABDULWAHID BASAR
49 ALAY-AY, JESSIE JAMES PUMALO
50 ALBAY, MARK ANDAMON
51 ALBAÑO, JESSA TAPAC
52 ALBERASTINE, RHUDA BAÑADOS
53 ALBOS, GYPSY SACEDA
54 ALBUÑAN, RIA GESLAINE ONG
55 ALCALA, MARY ALLISON LIAO
56 ALCALA, PATRICIA ANGELICA KING
57 ALCANTARA, JOANNA GRACE JULITA
58 ALCARIOTO, YNA AMPARO GANAS
59 ALCERA, RIVA JANE DE PIÑA
60 ALCORAN, ARBBY PAMELA AGCOPRA
61 ALCORAN, DANNNA STEFFI SAAD
62 ALDAYA, MAE LAVILLA
63 ALDOVINO, JOVY CONTRERAS
64 ALEDIA, ALDIE JOY MENDIOLA
65 ALEGA, MYLENE DALANGIN
66 ALEGRE, GLENA MAE DELIVA
67 ALERIA, PRINCESS CLAIRE SALGADO
68 ALFARO, SHERYL DAGOHOY
69 ALIANZA, NADIA ABIGAIL BALMES
70 ALIDO, JOVETH ALBERCA
71 ALIMA, KEITH ALEX LABAJO
72 ALIMOSA, KENNETH JOHN EULLARAN
73 ALIVIO, VIVIALYN SOGABO
74 ALIX, VANESSA MORALES
75 ALIÑABON, FAFCY CARTIN
76 ALLAREY, ALLAN REY CINCO
77 ALLEN, NOVIE BLESS EWAY
78 ALMAZAN, LORENCE JUDE ANGELO CALVENTAS
79 ALONTO, JEAN KENNETH SOBRINO
80 ALORIA, PATRICK JAMES PAÑA
81 ALQUIZA, MARBEN MELAD
82 ALVARADO, LEANNE NICOLE BUENAVENTURA
83 ALVARADO, PERLYN HIPE
84 ALVAREZ, BESSIE NATINO
85 ALVAREZ, CHE-CHE RECREO
86 ALVAREZ, CRISTINA MARIE CAMACHO
87 ALVAREZ, JOSEPHINE IVY REYMUNDO
88 ALZAGA, FREDERICK ABAN
89 AMABA, JULLIANE FRANCES ARQUILLANO
90 AMANDY, LIZANDRO COLLANTES
91 AMBOJIA, ANGELINE TORREA
92 AMBROCIO, AUSTINE NICOLE ANN REYES
93 AMBROCIO, JMYFEI PASCUA
94 AMBUT, EZRA EVE LAVIÑA
95 AMORA, WEE LU GEE DETROS
96 AMORGANDA, CARMEL JANE TELMO
97 AMPARO, MARVIN BACAYO
98 ANAPI, FOEYBE JOY BACANI
99 ANCHETA, FREDERICK ABO
100 ANCHETA, GIA JOYCE JUBILADO
101 ANCHETA, JEODINE MARZAN
102 ANCHORIS, ANGELIKA CUYA
103 ANDA, ANNE PAULA CAMPOMANES
104 ANDAL, JUVY NELL LIBUNAO
105 ANDASAN, PATHY MAE ESTEBAN
106 ANDAYA, RONEAL CLARISA TAMAYO
107 ANDONI, RHEMY LYN PASTOR
108 ANDRADA, RIO PAMOLERAS
109 ANDREA, ANNA PATRICIA ERENIA
110 ANDRES, ABIGAIL PASCUA
111 ANDRES, CHRISTINE GRACE NARVAEZ
112 ANGELES, MARC GLENN DALE DAVE
113 ANGELO, ROSSINI NICOLE CARRILLO
114 ANGLON, ARLYN ROSANA
115 ANTENOR, JOSEFF BLAS
116 ANTIGUA, SHINY DAWN PEPITO
117 ANTIOJO, CHYNNA LOUISE DE LUNA
118 ANTIPUESTO, RAICY PIÑAS
119 ANTONIO, DANIEL LUNA
120 ANTONIO, PHOEBE ANTONETTE CASTILLO
121 ANTONIO, SEAN MARCO SIBULO
122 APARECE, VANESSA JIRAH JUATON
123 APARECE, VANISSA JANE JUATON
124 APARRE, MARK CHERLIT BASILLOTE
125 APAS, ANNE MARGARET VILLAMOR
126 APOLO, HESED BATION
127 APOLONIO, MARY FRANCIS PRIMO
128 APOSTOL, MARVIN BUNAGAN
129 AQUINO, EUNICE JEAN ROQUE
130 AQUINO, KRISTINE DE GUZMAN
131 AQUINO, RENATO JR NAVALES
132 ARAGON, KATHLEEN FAYE GAA
133 ARANGO, SHYLYN MAE ARANCON
134 ARAOS, JASMINE ALTONA
135 ARAÑEZ, RAÑER SANTIAGO
136 ARBOLEDA, DRANDREB MAURICIO
137 ARCAYOS, CATHERINE FLORES
138 ARCEA, ABBA JEUSH SAN JOSE
139 ARCENAL, MARY JOY PAEL
140 ARCILLA, ADRIAN PAOLO LAVADIA
141 ARELLANO, GREG MICHAEL BOSQUE
142 ARELLANO, MICHELLE JOLITO
143 ARENDAING, CHARLES MARC ALCANTARA
144 AREOLA, MARY ULYSHIER EBARDO
145 ARGA, VERJORY ONIA
146 ARGALLON, JANE MARICAR TARACENA
147 ARGUELLES, MARYA MIKAELA HERNANDEZ
148 ARIOLA, JESSA PASCUA
149 ARROYO, CARL JUSTINE ESQUILLO
150 ASAÑA, HANNAH DIANE MANGULABNAN
151 ASEÑAS, EARL ADRIAN CIMAFRANCA
152 ASMA, JENNILYN LAURENTE
153 ASUNCION, GENILYN LIWANAG
154 ASUNCION, REGI ANTONETTE DEASINO
155 ATACADOR, ROMAFAYE ZARA
156 ATIENZA, MARIJON DE LAS ALAS
157 ATUD, MARILOU VALENCIA
158 AUMAN, JESSA MAE COLLO
159 AUSAN, FREAH DIONISIO
160 AUSON, KIM GAYLE CEDEÑO
161 AUSTRIA, JISELLE ANN MER GALES
162 AUTIDA, JUNET QUIACHON
163 AVERION, RAYMART CABUBAS
164 AWA-AO, RAEFE JOHN AARON MOSCOSO
165 AYAD, JAMES BERNALD BALMES
166 AYADE, CHRISTIAN QUIJANO
167 AYAWAN, JOBERT JUAN
168 AZARCON, KATHLEEN DELA PEÑA
169 AZUCENA, JOYCE KAY POSADAS
170 AÑONUEVO, JAYPEE PUNAY
171 BABAYSON, JOHN RAVEN EYAS
172 BACANI, MICHELLE ANGELI FAJARDO
173 BACARAMAN, ARIZZA MAROHOMBSAR
174 BACLAY, LEILANI MENDOZA
175 BACOCO, GRETCHEN BANGTAT
176 BADIOLA, CHARMAINE ALARZAR
177 BADIOLA, JEROME LOUIE BALLESTEROS
178 BADUA, MAYBELLE NAZAM
179 BAENGBENG, ANNIE APALING
180 BAGA, WESTLEY GALVAN
181 BAGUHIN, BASILISO JR ISAGA
182 BAJAN, DARWIN JAMES CABAÑERO
183 BALAGTAS, NICOLEIGH ARNEDO
184 BALANLAY, JOHN KENNEDY ALONZO
185 BALAORO, QUEENE GRAJO
186 BALBON, MEKHA PANIZA
187 BALDOZ, MARY NIÑA RAMIL
188 BALICAT, CLARICE ABIGAIL RIO
189 BALINAWA, DANIBOY DEMOSNERO
190 BALINO, JOHN PHILLIP MORTEJO
191 BALLERAS, AARON RUBI
192 BALLESTEROS, MICAH NAMOCA
193 BALMACEDA, FITZ GERALD LANDICHO
194 BALUYAN, PATRICK
195 BAMBALAN, MARTINA CLARE TOLENTINO
196 BANAL, MARICHRIS UMEREZ
197 BANATAO, GHIO MARI TUMALIUAN
198 BANCUD, BRANDON TABILIN
199 BANDIOLA, BON JOVI CAÑEZO
200 BANDIOLA, DENISE PAOLA OSIO
201 BANGAYAN, DEMIMOORE AKIATAN
202 BANGOY, JOANNA ROSE ETULLE
203 BANILA, KELLY BALAGTAS
204 BANIQUED, DANISE DOMINGO
205 BANTAG, CELINA JOY BAUTISTA
206 BAPTISTA, JENALYN AGORILLA
207 BARATA, NATHALIE GRACE TALLORIN
208 BARCELO, JANINE LORENO
209 BARCENAS, BHLYR PABILAN
210 BARONIA, ROCHELLE GINEZ
211 BARRAMEDA, GLECY RICA MARIE ESTURAS
212 BARRERA, DAYEN VALENCIA
213 BARRERA, JANINA WONG
214 BARRETE, ANNA MAE GUMAPAC
215 BARRIENTOS, JOSHUA ALLAN OLAES
216 BARROQUILLO, MAICAH CLARIZE RAMILO
217 BARSANA, ZAILA AMY
218 BARTE, DIANA ROSE NIÑO
219 BARTOLOME, JIREH MALANGSA
220 BARTOLOME, MARK JEROME RAMIRO
221 BARTOLOME, RENZEL DELA CRUZ
222 BARTOLOME, VERA JOYCE GADDI
223 BARUG, BRYLLE BACOLOD
224 BASCO, JESSICA ANN BARONGAN
225 BASILOY, PAMELA ESPARTO
226 BASSIG, MICHAEL JR MEDINA
227 BATAC, NICHOLE AURIN PISCASIO
228 BATALLER, JAY VANNE LAPAZ
229 BATILES, PAULINE TRACY PARAS
230 BATITIA, WINNIE OBER
231 BATTAD, ANNA MARIE DE LEON
232 BATUIGAS, MYRENCE JANE OLAIVAR
233 BATUL, MONA LIZETTE REGODON
234 BAUL, BERNADETTE LASCO
235 BAUTISTA, ANGELI MARY ESTELLORE
236 BAUTISTA, CARMELA VILLANUEVA
237 BAUTISTA, CLARKSON FLORES
238 BAUTISTA, IVERN SORE
239 BAUTISTA, JERRY GASILO
240 BAUTISTA, MA GRACE DIANNE JARDINO
241 BAUTISTA, MARIE CHRISTINE VELASCO
242 BAUTISTA, MARIE LOUISE CORNEJO
243 BAUTISTA, ZYRIL PLATINO
244 BAUYON, CHRIZA GONZALES
245 BAY-ON, WIDEE QUESIMIA DUCAS
246 BAYABAN, DANNY ROSE BALBANIDA
247 BAYAWA, AGAPE RUTH ARSENIO
248 BAYLON, CHERRY MAE LAMASAN
249 BAYLON, DANIEL JOSEPH SANTOS
250 BAYSA, YIN ARYL CALDERON
251 BAYUBAY, KATLYN ANN JANET METRILLO
252 BAYUBAY, RUFFA MAE VALDEZ
253 BAYUDAN, LOUIE MARC LACAR
254 BAYUGA, RUBY ROSE LUCAS
255 BAÑEZ, HOBBY TADEO
256 BAÑEZ, REXY ANNE LOZADA
257 BEDOYA, CZARINA EILLEEN JOY ARNEJO
258 BEHIL, JOVELLE GALMAN
259 BELARMINO, MARIA DJANELLA BASE
260 BELEN, ANTHONIE DELL RUBIO
261 BELEN, MAE YASMINIE CONCEPCION AGARAN
262 BELLERES, MARIAN JANE
263 BELLEZA, CHRISTINE LOISE AMISOLA
264 BENAMIR, ALDRINN LACSON
265 BENITEZ, SHIRLIZ JANE MANAYON
266 BERMUDEZ, BRYLE TIMOTHY ANDAL
267 BERNARDINO, JOHN PAULO LEGAYO
268 BERNARDO, ISAIAH ZION DE GUZMAN
269 BERSAMIN, BRENT OBAR
270 BERSAMINA, ALIM GRACE DE JESUS
271 BESTRE, RICHIELYN GUBATON
272 BEUCARLES, ARCELYN GARCIA
273 BIADO, KLEIN ARVIE GAPUZ
274 BIBONIA, BRANDON LEIF LACEDA
275 BIBOSO, RANI MAE LAMBERTO
276 BILIGAN, JONABELLE CANAPI
277 BILLONES, KRYSTAN YRIELLE PALENCIA
278 BILO, JHENNY FEA VILLAR
279 BINSOL, MATTHEW CORSEY REYES
280 BISNAR, MICHELLE APARRE
281 BIÑAS, MARY ROSE PAGDATO
282 BLANCO, PHOEBE AYANG-ANG
283 BO, ANGELO DELIG
284 BOCUA, NORSILAH SALALIMA
285 BOGATE, JOHN CARLO TIABA
286 BOJOS, CARLA ECLARIN
287 BONDAD, ARLYN MASA
288 BONGALOS, KRISTIAN TORZAR
289 BONGON, CHRISTINE ANGELA MATAMOROSA
290 BOOC, KATE CIELO TAN
291 BOOC, UNICE MELENCION
292 BORCENA, MIGUEL LIM
293 BORJA, CATHERINE SANTOS
294 BORJA, JEANIA ANN DELOS REYES
295 BORJAL, RUTH
296 BORROMEO, JUDITH BELLEN
297 BRAVO, SHIENA ANN MURPHY
298 BRIGOLA, JOLAR PERCIVAL VILLAS
299 BRIZA, MA ANGELIKA BERNAL
300 BRIZUELA, JONNEL BRILLANTES
301 BUA-EG, MARIMAR DAMENGMENG
302 BUAGAS, FLOR REYNA SABANAL
303 BUAGAS, JADE CHLOE SALON
304 BUBAN, CATHERINE RINGOR
305 BUELA, JEROLD VILLARIN
306 BUELA, MAICA JERELLE JAVIER
307 BUENAVISTA, JAMES BRYAN BUENAVISTA
308 BUGAYONG, SHAIRA LAINE DUCUSIN
309 BULATAO, VANESSA JOY POQUIZ
310 BUNAN, LAURICE JADE MORATA
311 BUNDA, ANGELA CLAIRE QUILAQUIL
312 BURAC, JONATHAN GARCIA
313 BUÑO, CHRISTIAN HOMER ALCONIS
314 CAAGBAY, RAENIEL OAREZA
315 CABA, JERICA JEM PALERMO
316 CABACANG, MAREAL JAN ENECILLO
317 CABACUNGAN, LOUELE ACE TRINIDAD
318 CABALDO, TERENZ DOMINGO
319 CABARLE, JULIAN EDUARD BAYANI
320 CABATAN, BILLY QUIYA
321 CABEGUIN, KAROLYN MAE PEREZ
322 CABERTE, LESLIE ANNE CATACUTAN
323 CABIGAS, MADELEINE RICHEL BROSOTO
324 CABILDO, LORRELAINE CLARA
325 CABRERA, MAYLYN MULDONG
326 CABRERA, RYAN CHRISTIAN ROMEN
327 CABUAL, MA REINISA AQUINO
328 CADA, MARY KRISTINE BERNARDO
329 CADIMAS, PEARL SHENA MAY DE LEON
330 CAGAS, JECA SUAN
331 CAGUING, LIZETTE ORIS
332 CAIDIC, JOHN PAUL ACEBEDO
333 CAINGAT, KIM ORDANZA
334 CAJEGAS, LEANN TRISHA ALISON TUAZON
335 CAJIGAL, JEHIEL YIKOH PEDRO
336 CALACAR, JECIL GRACE NITUDA
337 CALACAT, HANNA MARIELLE BACOR
338 CALAMANAN, JUDY ANN BELTRAN
339 CALDERON, KATHLEEN GRACE ALMIROL
340 CALE, CHARLENE DE FRANCIA
341 CALIBUSO, AIRA NICOLE MARCOSO
342 CALISAS, ERWIN JAY AMONSOT
343 CALIXTON, FJOYCE GUMBAN
344 CALLEJA, JAMES THADEO JR BURGOS
345 CALUAG, HANNA LUISA PENULIAR
346 CAMACHO, KRISTINE CAMILLE BASILIO
347 CAMERINO, CARMINA PARIÑAS
348 CAMEÑA, JANI REYES
349 CAMPOS, LERISA ABENOJA
350 CANLAS, CANDIE ANN TRINIDAD
351 CANLAS, LAURENZ PAUL RODRIGUEZ
352 CANLAS, PAULA JEAN VIVAR
353 CANONES, STEVEN ROY BALDOVI
354 CANOY, JOHNRENZO LIM
355 CANOZA, EUMAR JAMES CABUCANA
356 CANTILLAN, RANE JUSTYNNE ROXAS
357 CAPAROSO, BEVERLY ANN PARBA
358 CAPILI, CHRISTINE JOY ENRIQUEZ
359 CAPILI, JAN MICHAEL LIZADA
360 CAPULONG, MARK JAY NARCISO
361 CAPUTOLAN, JENNYWEL MANTOS
362 CARAG, HONEY DIANNE CAGULADA
363 CARAGAY, JEROME PASCUAL
364 CARANDANG, MONICA BAYLOSIS
365 CARBONELL, JOHN ALBERT JORDAN
366 CARDIENTE, JOHNRIL JAMBOY
367 CARDINES, JOMAR COBARRUBIA
368 CARIÑO, EYA MACAALAY
369 CARIÑO, MARIA ELENA DOMINGO
370 CARLOS, BIANCA DENISE CELIS
371 CARNICER, JUFER VERCO
372 CAROLINO, SHEENA ABANILLA
373 CARPIO, MA BEATRIZ DELA CRUZ
374 CARRIAGA, DONA BELL GUNGOB
375 CARRIDO, SHERIMAE DONOR
376 CARTAGO, ANGELICA GARCIA
377 CARULLO, LYON GABRIEL OCAMPO
378 CASEROS, BRENT LIWEN MUÑEZ
379 CASTAÑEDA, BENILDA NICOLAS
380 CASTIL, RAYZHELLE MAY YEMA
381 CASTILLO, ALFER JOHN MORADOS
382 CASTILLO, ANDREA KATHLEEN DY-LIACCO
383 CASTILLO, CES VERDIN
384 CASTILLO, JANIKA MACTAL
385 CASTRO, CHRISTINE ORLANDA
386 CASTRO, CHRISTINE SAMONTE
387 CASTRO, CRISELLE JOY QUINTO
388 CASTRO, CYRA LAUREEN PERATER
389 CASTRO, JOHN VINCENT VILLAFLOR
390 CASTRO, ROAN ELISHA ASPURIA
391 CASTRODES, MA ELISA SALINGAY
392 CASUGA, ALETEJAH RAMOS
393 CASUNCAD, NIXSUN DIAZ
394 CATACUTAN, JANEL ROSE NAGAÑO
395 CATACUTAN, JANELREN NICOLE REGALA
396 CATOLICO, IRA LOUISA NACIN
397 CATOLOS, KHRISTINA SAPO
398 CATUD, CHRISTINNE CABRERA
399 CAUILAN, ANGELA CABANIT
400 CAUNTAY, ANGELICA ABANIL
401 CAUSAREN, SHIELA MAE RAMOS
402 CAWAD, MAYRYL GUPITA
403 CAYABYAB, ANGELO IBO
404 CAYAGO, DIANNE MICAH INTAL
405 CAYAT, ELY ROSE LORENZO
406 CAÑADA, JOSHUA HESS DE JESUS
407 CAÑETE, DARLENE CLAIRE JADMAN
408 CEBREROS, HILARIO YARCIA
409 CELESTIAL, RIKHA ERV BAUTISTA
410 CELIS, ZACKERY LYLE BRIGOLI
411 CENDUROT, NOVIE BARCILLANO
412 CENTENO, EDELIZA MEJIA
413 CENTENO, GEORGETTE MARIE AQUINO
414 CENTENO, MERRY JOY ENRIQUEZ
415 CERAFICA, DANNIELLE JOBO
416 CERICOS, LANI BEE ANTEQUISA
417 CERVANTES, JEREMIEH CASTILLO
418 CEUDAD, JOHN CHRISTIAN NARSOLES
419 CHANDLER, WILLIAM KIRK II PAULINO
420 CHANG, CHARLENE MAE ONG
421 CHANTENGCO, JOSHUA MAE DIMAFELIX
422 CHIU, IVAN NERI
423 CHUA, ALEA ROSE DELA CRUZ
424 CHUA, ANN CHRISTINE COLONGAN
425 CHUA, TOMAS YU
426 CHUN, HARRISON KENDRICK LIM
427 CILOT, FRANZES ROSE TALAN
428 CIPRES, LORENZO GALANG
429 CIRUJALES, PIA CARMELLE TACUJAN
430 CIS, PRINCESS MAY LAGDAMEN
431 CLAUDIO, NEIL KRISTOFFERSEN LIM
432 CLEMENTE, MARIE ESTEPHANIE PADIN
433 CO, JONA LIZA TORECAMPO
434 CO, JOSEPH MANUEL CASTRO
435 CO, MELISSA TANYA FUENTES
436 CODILLA, JOEMAR CORDETA
437 COLOMA, AVIGAIL AGUSTIN
438 COMPELIO, ANDRELYN HEIDI SUBILAN
439 CONCEPCION, WILL SAMUEL MALONG
440 CORNEJO, ABBIE KATE MANSET
441 CORONEL, MARIA AIRWINA CUETO
442 CORONG, JOHN MARK NAZA
443 CORPUS, ANGELA VIDAD
444 CORPUZ, MAIA PRESCILLA PAGADUAN
445 CORRAL, EARL FRANCIS PARADA
446 CORREA, COLLEEN SERASPE
447 CORTEZO, JAMES TO-ONG
448 COSICO, MIDORI VILLANUEVA
449 CRISOSTOMO, KIMBERLY MAE NOCILLADO
450 CRISTOBAL, JESSICA COSTES
451 CRUZ, JEFFERSON ROXAS
452 CRUZ, KATRINA MIKAELA DE CASTRO
453 CRUZ, KHRISTINE DEANNE PILI
454 CRUZ, LADY ANNE ALIPUSTAIN
455 CRUZ, MICHELLE ACALA
456 CRUZ, PLACIDO PJ GUDOY
457 CUA, MA PATRICIA ALYSSA MILAOR
458 CUA, MATTHEW ALEN ANG
459 CUBEBE, ALMA PONG-OY
460 CUERDO, DIANA FRANCIA
461 CUEVAS, BLESSEL LOVE SARAUM
462 CUEVAS, CAMILLE BERNADETTE SALEN
463 CUEVAS, KAREN MORPE
464 CUEVAS, KRISTAL BACULI
465 CUIZON, PRINCESS CLARIS GRACE ZAPATOS
466 CUIZON, VENJIEMEN DE REAL
467 CUNANAN, FELIX II BONITO
468 CUSTODIO, CATHERINE GRACE CABRERA
469 CUSTODIO, DALEIRA LUSTRE
470 CUSTODIO, VAEDA ISABEL DUNGO
471 DABALOS, DV ASTER SUBRADO
472 DACANAY, DENNIS ANTHONY MACATANGAY
473 DACIR, AUBREY REONAL
474 DACLES, CECILLE LEGASPI
475 DACOYLO, NEIL RACHO
476 DADIOS, AIRA MAE DELA TORRE
477 DAGASDAS, JANINE UY
478 DAGCUTAN, JOANA KRIS INDUCTIVO
479 DAIGDIGAN, KEVIN CARAMOAN
480 DAING, SHIELA MARIE NILUAG
481 DAJAY, RUPERTO MARQUEZ
482 DALAGUIT, LESLIE ANN FERRER
483 DALANGIN, MAGNOLIA PESTAÑO
484 DALAY-ON, ARIANNE KIL-O
485 DALDE, JADE RAZEL DAO-ANG
486 DAMASO, NICOLE DIANNE CHAN
487 DANGAN, LORIEL ANNE BAYHON
488 DANGASE, EARL BRYAN AGUSTIN
489 DANIEL, CHRISTIAN DALE WANAWAN
490 DANO, LYKA PALIMA
491 DAPLINAN, YSABELLE MAE ADUBO
492 DAQUIADO, KAREN JOY PEPITO
493 DATOR, ISABELA LISING
494 DATUGAN, JOHN MARK VALENTON
495 DAWAL, GENEVIEVE GAIL QUINTO
496 DAYAN, EUGENE TUMULAK
497 DAYO, DONNES MAHINAY
498 DE ASIS, MARVIN JR BOBIER
499 DE AUSTRIA, VIA SAMANTHA BAMBICO
500 DE CHAVEZ, KATHRYN ANNE ANGELES
501 DE GUZMAN, DENVER JAMES CUBERO
502 DE GUZMAN, JEAN CHRISTIAN GONZALES
503 DE GUZMAN, JOSHUA GATCHALIAN
504 DE GUZMAN, MARK JASON RENTA
505 DE GUZMAN, QUELDA DELA CRUZ
506 DE JESUS, COLLEENA PAMELA IMPERIAL
507 DE JESUS, JOHN CHRISTIAN ESPINO
508 DE JESUS, NATHANIEL MERCADO
509 DE LA CRUZ, IVAN JAZTEN PIDO
510 DE LARA, JENNY ANN LUSTICA
511 DE LEON, FEBIE SHANE DELA CRUZ
512 DE LEON, GLENN CHRISTIAN ESCOVIDAL
513 DE LEON, HANS ALEXANDER AGUDA
514 DE LEON, JOHN PAUL FIGUEROA
515 DE LEON, KENNETH IGANA
516 DE LEON, LORRAINE DYAN
517 DE LEON, PEDRO DELA CRUZ
518 DE LUMIN, JULIE ANN LEJARDE
519 DE LUNA, KEITHLEY MEI TIONGSON
520 DE PEDRO, ERIC JOHN LOUIS DE PABLO
521 DE ROCA, HAROLD ANDREW RUEDA
522 DE TORRES, KRISTINE GIZZLE SANIE
523 DE VILLA, KREZIAH CHRISTINE GABAY
524 DECIAR, MILDRED PASCULADO
525 DEL PILAR, JHANINA MATEO
526 DEL ROSARIO, ALJON TIMBOL
527 DEL ROSARIO, THERYANNE CAYABYAB
528 DEL SOCORRO, MA JOEFEL
529 DELA CERNA, JOANNA DAWN SOLIBIO
530 DELA CRUZ, ANGELOU JANE MOLINA
531 DELA CRUZ, CHRISTINE JOY QUIMSING
532 DELA CRUZ, DEXTER TORRES
533 DELA CRUZ, JOY CARLEENEE TANEDO
534 DELA CRUZ, KATE ANTONETTE RAMIRO
535 DELA CRUZ, MA MICHAELA FLORES
536 DELA CRUZ, MIKKA FLOR BULATAO
537 DELA CRUZ, MONICA DELOS REYES
538 DELA CRUZ, NEYKO GELO LAURON
539 DELA CRUZ, PATRICIA NICOLE DIAZ
540 DELA CRUZ, RHAIZA CATHRINA DE SAGUN
541 DELA GENTE, HAZEL ANNE DE VERA
542 DELA TORRE, LOUISE ELYSSA AGUIMATANG
543 DELA TORRE, MARIE FAYE DIMALANTA
544 DELA TORRE, MARK ANGELO DIZON
545 DELA VEGA, MAHONRI DUARTE
546 DELGADO, RIZZA MAY EPHAN
547 DELOS REYES, ALYNNE CAMPOS
548 DELOS REYES, ELLIE MAYE MARTINIANO
549 DELOS SANTOS, GIRLEE MARIE BONOAN
550 DELOS SANTOS, JOMALIN GRANADA
551 DELUNA, VERLYN GONZALES
552 DERAMAS, ALYSSA SIEN MANALO
553 DERILO, REYSLYN FRANCISCO
554 DESCALLAR, NIÑA MARIE LETIGIO
555 DESPE, KENNETH FRANZ PALADA
556 DIALOGO, PRINCESS MAE
557 DIAMSAY, JEFFERSON GUINTO
558 DIAZ, JIANA MERESE SOLA
559 DIAZ, KASSANDRA OCTAVO
560 DICHOSO, KENNETH LOUIE SANTIAGO
561 DIGNO, SHIELA MAE MAGUGAT
562 DIGUIDIG, ERIC JAMES JAMILANO
563 DIKITANAN, GHAINNE ALCARIA
564 DILAN, ALLIAH KYLE YAP
565 DIMAAMPAO, SITTIE ASRIFAH MACALA
566 DIMAGUILA, CARLA MORILES
567 DIMAPORO, BAEAM DATUHARON
568 DIMAUNAHAN, LUIGI CULALA
569 DIN, ABIGAIL COMIA
570 DINO, ALMERA DIO
571 DINOPOL, MELVIN VASAYA
572 DIOLA, ROTSEN BOLTRON
573 DIOSAN, JEX CANCERAN
574 DIUCO, JUAN PHILIPPE SALVADOR RETUGAL
575 DIVINAFLOR, MA FAYE REVIDAD
576 DIVINAGRACIA, JAN ANDRIANE JARAMILLO
577 DIZON, CAMILLE BALOLOY
578 DIZON, MARY JOYCE GUEVARRA
579 DIZON, SHERRY GAIL QUIROZ
580 DIÑO, MARIA FRANCIA BANILA
581 DOGELIO, ALKI JOE DEZA
582 DOLERA, ERIC SAAVEDRA
583 DOLIGON, ROSELYN ANACIO
584 DOLOG, PHILIP CHRISTIAN TAIR
585 DOLOR, FE MONICA OLBES
586 DOMINGO, CATHLENE MHAE PANGANIBAN
587 DOMINGO, CHERRY MAGNE AGTANG
588 DOMINGO, GEMINI AUSTRIA
589 DOMINGO, REINA MAE FABRO
590 DOMINGO, ROXANNE FERNANDEZ
591 DOMINGUEZ, JENEROSE BALONGO
592 DOMINICO, JONATHAN GALECTO
593 DONGON, AIREEN GRACE ASIS
594 DU, LORIEL CASTILLO
595 DUATIN, BRYAN RENZO STA MARIA
596 DUERME, MIRABILE AMOUR SUMALINOG
597 DUHIG, RICHELLE JOANNE TABAÑAG
598 DULAY, GILBERT DUMA
599 DULAY, MARCO ANTERO
600 DULNUAN, PRINCESS OLAES
601 DUMAG, SARAH JANE CASTELO
602 DUMLAO, MIGUEL ALFONSO DELA CRUZ
603 DUMRIQUE, PAMELA LARINA TAGUIBAO
604 DUNTON, SIMON DALE ENCIENZO
605 DUNUAN, KRISTEL GAY BARROGA
606 DURAN, CHRISTINE LORRAINE LAGUITAN
607 DURANTE, JAESHA JILL ABUDA
608 DURO, JEAN MAKIE COLARINA
609 DUTERTE, JUVAN LABRAGUE
610 DY, JAN HENDRICK BACANI
611 EBCAS, JASSA MARIE NACAYTUNA
612 EDNILAO, BEA CASSANDRA GUTIERREZ
613 EGIPTO, D JERYL KRETIAN BAPTISTA
614 EGUILLON, DIANE KRISTINE DELA FUENTE
615 ELIANG, JUNAR SANTIAGO
616 ELIOT, CHERISHMAE BETANTOS
617 ELIZARDE, ALMA FLOR MIGUEL
618 ELLOSO, ICY MARIZ TAMPOC
619 ELORZA, GEORGETTE COLANTRO
620 ENCINAS, ENNA MONICA REYES
621 ENCOMIENDA, LENDEL JOHN
622 ENDRES, MAY ANN BUGAHOD
623 ENRIQUEZ, ACEL DE LEON
624 ENRIQUEZ, DIMSDALE DIANNE REYES
625 ENRIQUEZ, JOSHUA ROMMEL
626 ERMINO, HAZEL DASMARIÑAS
627 ESGUERRA, DARYLL PAKIT
628 ESMERO, NELCIE JEAN MORIAL
629 ESPELETA, CRISHIELA MHEL SHANE FALLARIA
630 ESPINOSA, ELLA MAE REJAS
631 ESPINOZA, BEVERLY GRACE ROSALES
632 ESPINOZA, KATHLEEN WYETH LUZA
633 ESPINOZA, VANESSA MAE CABUAY
634 ESPIRITU, MA WILHERMINA LALAGUNA
635 ESPIRITU, ROBERT LEE CORTEZ
636 ESPLANA, MARY ANN PRESENTACION
637 ESTANIQUE, DEXTER DULAY
638 ESTAREJA, JASHMIN NICOLAS
639 ESTAÑO, CRISTI LYNNE FULLANTE
640 ESTEBAN, JUS MYR FRUGAL
641 ESTILLORE, MA THERESA SOLIVA
642 ESTINAR, LEE AMOS OSENAR
643 ESTOLONIO, MARICAR FONTELAR
644 ESTRADA, JHASMAINE SARIP
645 ESTRELLA, CHARISSE ABEGAIL
646 ESTRELLA, SHAINA ISABEL MAWILI
647 ESTRELLAS, RAFAEL III SIMBILLO
648 EUGENIO, JHOBEE MELANIE BERNARDINO
649 EUSTAQUIO, ABEGAILE LYKA ORBITA
650 EVALLA, LARA MAE SIMON
651 EVARISTO, RACHELLE DEL ROSARIO
652 EYOY, PATERNO III EMBANG
653 FABELEÑA, DOVIE BELENO
654 FABILA, JUAN PAOLO MESA
655 FABRIGA, MIAH APORADO
656 FACILO, XENA BABLES
657 FADRIQUELA, KIM SUZANNE AMISTOSO
658 FAJARDO, CAMILLE FRANCHESKA GERNALIN
659 FAJARDO, LORRAINE PANGAN
660 FAJARDO, LYRRA MAE CANON
661 FAJUTAGANA, JAYVEE GARADO
662 FARILLON, CHRISTOPHER JEDE DEMETILLO
663 FARIÑAS, CHRISTIEN JOY GERVACIO
664 FAROFALDANE, KRIZZA ELBANBUENA
665 FAVOR, RIA JANE
666 FEDILINO, KRISTINE JOY SIBAL
667 FELICIANO, CATHERINE SANTIAGO
668 FELICIANO, LIANNE JAIRA GUINTO
669 FELIPE, JENY FERNANDEZ
670 FELIPE, SHAYNE ANNE IBAÑA
671 FELONGCO, FERN NASH SAYSON
672 FERNANDEZ, ANN ANTHONETTE MANGILAYA
673 FERNANDEZ, APRIL KATE ALQUIZOLA
674 FERNANDEZ, JUAN VICTOR LUNA
675 FERNANDEZ, RHABE ALIT
676 FERNANDEZ, RHEA MAE QUINDO
677 FERNANDEZ, VANN MILLER CHIN
678 FERNANDO, PHILIP III PUYAWAN
679 FEROLINO, LOREDEL MOSQUERA
680 FERRER, KAROL JOANNE SISON
681 FERRER, MIKKA ELA ATCHAZO
682 FIGUEROA, MICHAEL DONGASO
683 FIGUERRES, RAVEN MAE ALBOR
684 FLAVIANO, ALLEIN DIANNE JULIANO
685 FLORANZA, MA FELLY ABINES
686 FLORENDO, JOHN IVAN LOZADA
687 FLORES, ALDRIN RACHO
688 FLORES, JIOSA ELAICA GENERALAO
689 FLORES, MARY ALYSSA QUITO
690 FLORES, NICOLE ESPAÑA
691 FLORES, THIZA ANGELLI COLOMA
692 FOLLERO, PRINCESS ELAINE APULI
693 FONTANILLA, BIANCA RICA PASION
694 FONTANOZA, STELIZA PATINDOL
695 FONTILLAS, JOSEMARIA ALVARO CABARRUS
696 FORTIT, CHERRY URSULA
697 FRACE, VANESSA PALATAN
698 FRANCISCO, DYAN NICOLE MITCHELL
699 FRANCISCO, JYREL BROOKS VISITA
700 FRANCISCO, REGINA LEE ERNIE
701 FRANCISCO, SAIRA MAE ALARCON
702 FRANCO, ARRA JOYCE REGIO
703 FRANDO, ALYSSA JOYCE ANCHETA
704 FRIAL, JACQUELINE HONRUBIA
705 FRIAS, BERLIN YLAGAN
706 FRIGILLANA, JOANNE TORMON
707 FRIVALDO, VENICE DIANE FLORES
708 FRONDA, RICHARD
709 FUENTES, DIAN ABELLO
710 FUENTES, PAULINO III GAKO
711 FULLECE, JIN PAUL DE PAZ
712 FULLO, MEREDEL FE PAULINO
713 GAA, ROSE ANN NEPOMUCENO
714 GABALLO, ADRYAN GILLES
715 GABAS, MARY DIANNE TOMENIO
716 GABILO, TRACY FEBRERO
717 GABON, CHRISTINE GALDO
718 GABON, REMI MARTIN REBATO
719 GABUAT, ELAIZA DIANE IGNACIO
720 GABUCAN, VINCENT ABABA
721 GACAYAN, JOHN PAUL SALTIVAN
722 GACIAS, MARCO CALEBAG
723 GACULA, KIN RENCIL TAPAY
724 GACUYA, CYBILL AIRA SANGDAAN
725 GADDI, BENHUR ANGELO CAPIRAL
726 GAGNO, VINCE LINDSAY ARDANAS
727 GAJE, AIMEE ANDREA DELFIN
728 GALANG, ALISHA KYLE RAVANES
729 GALANG, KERSIE QUIAMBAO
730 GALANIDA, KRISHIA URIELE TRINIDAD
731 GALAPON, JESTER LEVI RILLERA
732 GALES, JANE VERRA MALUYA
733 GALIA, RHODA MAE MEDINA
734 GALICIA, REGINE GRACE ANICETO
735 GALIMBA, MARVIN FOSTANES
736 GALIT, CLARISSE ANN FEDERIO
737 GALLANO, ELLA PRISCILLA SOMIDO
738 GALLARDO, ALJANE MIRAS
739 GALLARDO, JENNA LUZEIL CONCEPCION
740 GALLEGO, SHERWIN MUTYA
741 GALLENERO, JESELOU IGCALINOS
742 GALLO, NICOLE JADE PEDROSA
743 GALUPE, CRISANTO POMIDA
744 GALVE, MARICAR MARIN
745 GALVEZ, JULIE MAE CASTILLO
746 GAMBOA, CLARIZA CORONACION
747 GAMBOA, KRISTIAN RAY ALMAGRO
748 GAMBOA, MA ALMA ALLIENA BERNARDO
749 GAMO, ROGEN JIREH BUSTAMANTE
750 GAMUTEA, BREEZE FABIANTES
751 GANGOSO, ALYSSA ALYANNA SIAN
752 GANZON, MATT VINCI CANAGAN
753 GAPASIN, ALLYSA MACASIEB
754 GARAY, RAFAEL JOSH BRIONES
755 GARCES, PIA MARIAN RABANG
756 GARCIA, ADREN KAYE AGUIRRE
757 GARCIA, ANN BIANCA PEÑA
758 GARCIA, CHRISTIAN ENRIQUEZ
759 GARCIA, ERIK THOMAS TAMAYO
760 GARCIA, GLENDA JOY LAROYA
761 GARCIA, JANINA MARIE PACIS
762 GARCIA, MARIA VICTORIA VANESSA MADAYAG
763 GARCIA, MICKAELLA DELA CRUZ
764 GARCIA, MON GERALD TERRENAL
765 GARCIA, PAOLA LOUISE GARCIA
766 GARCIA, ROSE ANN MALONZO
767 GARFIN, REGINE GABITO
768 GARIFE, RICALYN RAMIREZ
769 GARIN, ALEAH DELA CRUZ
770 GASA, ANGELICA MAE MABAD
771 GASCON, NYLL GABRYLLE RAZONABLE
772 GATDULA, FATIMA MAE
773 GATDULA, RORIE JOYCE CASANE
774 GATELA, MARK JASON
775 GAVINO, AREN JOSUE
776 GAYAGOY, MARIONNE TAN
777 GENABE, ANGELA OCTAVIANO
778 GENOVISA, KRISHA MAE RODRIGUEZ
779 GERMAN, MARY GRACE NAVARRO
780 GERVACIO, ANGELICA MONTILLANO
781 GESMUNDO, WILLIE JR ESCARTIN
782 GILLAMAC, LEOPOLDO III VIACRUSIS
783 GIRAY, MAY ETHELYN BALUYA
784 GO, CARLHISTON BALANSAY
785 GO, JACKYLYN DE LA CRUZ
786 GO, MYCHELLINE HILARIO
787 GODALA, KEVIN JASPER NAVAL
788 GOMEZ, ALYSSA VICTORIA DANCEL
789 GOMEZ, GICHELLE BITUIN
790 GOMEZ, SCHENTELY ANNE DELA CRUZ
791 GONATO, SHIRLY LUCAÑAS
792 GONZALES, EILEEN SAGRIT
793 GONZALES, JOSHUA PAMINTUAN
794 GONZALES, MICA ARENAS
795 GONZALES, RALP LEZTER CALIPOSAN
796 GORGONIA, SHANNAH ARYANNA LABRADOR
797 GOZAR, LYNDON ALBAN
798 GOZON, PAOLO NIKOLO YAP
799 GRAVIDEZ, BEN RAY LUIS TACLOY
800 GROSPE, GELEEN FERNANDO
801 GUEVARRA, MARIA CAMILLE GATDULA
802 GUEVARRA, PRINCESS ROMYNA MATEO
803 GUINO, ORLANDO JR CLAMAÑA
804 GUMA-OS, ABDULMALIK JR MAMA
805 GUTIERREZ, JORINA MACATANGAY
806 GUTIERREZ, MAE ANN TAÑAGRAS
807 GUTIERREZ, RYAN CUNANAN
808 HADJI EBRAHIM, MALICA RANDA
809 HAGIHARA, MARIKO UMAYAM
810 HAINTO, ANGELICA MAE LACA
811 HEBRON, VINCE MICHAEL ANIDA
812 HENZON, JOHN PAUL SANTOS
813 HERNANDEZ, ABEGAIL JEWELMAY FALNICAN
814 HERNANDEZ, ALLAINE LOCILLO
815 HERNANDEZ, ARIEL GERARD MIGRIÑO
816 HERNANDEZ, BEVERLY JOY PAGKALIWANGAN
817 HERNANDEZ, DANICA JOYCE LAVAREZ
818 HERNANDEZ, KATRINA MARIE LABORDO
819 HERNANDEZ, KENNETH GERONIMO
820 HERNANDEZ, RENZ APOSTOL
821 HIPOL, ANGELINO DAIVE III RAYMUNDO
822 IBO, JING-JING RAMOS
823 IFURUNG, JESSA MAE BITUN
824 IGLORIA, ROCEL VILLAGRACIA
825 IGNACIO, LARRY JR CALMA
826 IGNACIO, REXTER GONZALES
827 ILAGAN, ALIA JUSTINE CASIÑO
828 ILAGAN, MARIA AR-JANE PAQUILIT
829 ILISAN, KEZEAH KEREN TAGALOGUIN
830 ILOSO, LYNNETTE LAO
831 INGALLA, EDENOR CALONGCAGONG
832 INIHAO, CHARLENE BERING
833 INOVERO, FRANCIS ALAIN PARIÑAS
834 IRINCO, MICHAEL JUNE ESQUILLO
835 IRLANDA, MARIELLE LOUISE SAN MIGUEL
836 ISAGUIRRE, KYLE ANDREW PANDES
837 ISAIS, KRICHELLE QUEBENGCO
838 ISIDRO, ALLANA MAE MARTINEZ
839 ISON, CHRISTIAN SABAYBAY
840 ISRAEL, DIANA ROSE DABU
841 JABINAL, ALLAN LABRAGUE
842 JACINTO, KAISER JOY RAMOS
843 JALGALADO, PATRICIA NICOLE PERLADO
844 JAMORA, BEVERLY JURILLA
845 JARDIN, MARION ANNE YBANEZ
846 JAVA, IVY JOYCE DELOS REYES
847 JAVATE, DIANNE LORRAINE FACTOR
848 JAVIER, CARL NOAH LUIS AGUBA
849 JAVIER, JEROME MALAQUE
850 JAVIER, MA DARLENE ANNE UNTIVEROS
851 JIMENEZ, DENISE LAZARO
852 JIMENEZ, MIGUELITO JR PAGAPONG
853 JOAQUIN, AIRA JEAN STA ANA
854 JOAQUIN, CHANTAL RIEZA
855 JOAQUIN, KIMBERLY PUBLICO
856 JOHNNY, RAIZZA ANTONIO
857 JOSE, IDEL DENISE CORTEZ
858 JOSE, KATRINA FRANCESCA YU
859 JUAN, KEISHA LEI DALO
860 JULIAN, MA ANGELICA BUENAVENTURA
861 JUNIO, IRISH KATE FERRER
862 JUNTILLANO, RUBY FAUSTINO
863 KALALO, MERYLL RAE QUINTANA
864 KEITH, CZARINA PHIVI EDULIAN
865 KILAYON, ROMAR DAYAG
866 KING, JOHN ANDREW HOJILLA
867 KWOK, IVAN SALES
868 LAAB, JUSTINE PAUL DELA CRUZ
869 LABAO, KRIXIA CAMILLE MARQUEZ
870 LABORCE, LOUIS HENRY OCAMPO
871 LABORTE, ESROM LAGUERTA
872 LABRADOR, GESSA CRISTELLE MAGPULONG
873 LABUGUEN, CZAREENA MARIE RAMOS
874 LACBAY, CIRYN CALANDRIA
875 LACRA, JOKER LEGASPI
876 LACSON, MIKEE CARLO DIZON
877 LADARAN, AIFE CASIMSIMAN
878 LADISLA, MARK LEONEL BENICO
879 LADRERA, JHENEMA LAGO
880 LAGGUI, KIM IVY DEL ROSARIO
881 LAGNADA, KIEFFER JAÑIO ADONIS
882 LAGTAPON, BETHEL ZEA DALISAY
883 LAGUNDI, JENICA LEON’E ASCURA
884 LAJERA, MARK JOSEPH TAIWAN
885 LAJOS, JAYSON ORCULLO
886 LANDINGIN, CHENNA ANNE CORDA
887 LANGAM, STEPHANIE ANTOPINA
888 LANIA, JEFFERON AGULAY
889 LANO, JOHN MICHAEL LABRADOR
890 LAO, VANESSA DY
891 LAPINIG, AMELIN RUNAS
892 LAPUT, CARLO CHUA
893 LARGO, LOUISE DIMLA
894 LARIZ, PAULINE KAYE ALVAREZ
895 LARIZA, SHELLAH MAE PATCHES
896 LAT, OSCAR JR MANGUE
897 LATIGO, MYRNA DUCAY
898 LATOSA, PETER APOLLO DATO
899 LAUREANO, STEPHANI GRACE DIMAUNAHAN
900 LAURENTE, MARJORIE LAURENTE
901 LAURETA, FLORIE MAY GAFFUD
902 LAURON, SAMANTHA SHEYN TANDAN
903 LAVEGA, RONALIEN CLARITO
904 LAXINA, WILSON JAY PABIA
905 LAYAOEN, GERMY VIAN ALLADO
906 LAZA, JAMIL KIM BUHAY
907 LAZATIN, MARY KATE RUSSELL LAPUZ
908 LAZERNA, LORENZ NEIL CASTILLO
909 LAZO, JILLIAN DANA DAGDAG
910 LEAL, ZOREN ELEPONGA
911 LEANDICHO, TRISHA RENEE MALLAPRE
912 LECETIVO, RIZZA MAE DOMAGSANG
913 LEE, CAMILLE VICTORIA ANNE BENOSA
914 LEGASPI, AG KIMBERLY TOSIO
915 LEGASPI, PATRICIA MAE PINEDA
916 LEJARDE, MA FATIMA LOPEZ
917 LEONIDA, LEMUEL ODTUHAN
918 LESMA, ISAA RUTH FERNANDEZ
919 LIBUNAO, JOSHUA EMMANUEL CASTILLO
920 LIGLIGEN, RUTH KRIZELLE AKILIT
921 LIM, ALIZZIA PASCO
922 LIM, CHRISTIAN DALE CIDRO
923 LIM, JAEL GEORGIA VALDEZ
924 LIM, MARION MAE UY
925 LIM, MICHELLE IBARRA
926 LIM-RANOLA, ELLA MONICA ELIGIO
927 LIMOSNERO, KIM DECOLONGON
928 LIN, JORDAN CHING
929 LINABOG, PAUL
930 LINDOG, MONETH LIBRADA
931 LINGAT, ZCHANAYA JIANNA DIZON
932 LINO, JAQUELENE CHAMOS
933 LLANES, VANESSA BUENAVENTURA
934 LLENA, MARVIN OLIVER
935 LLOVIDO, GRACEZHELLE ANNE TABLANTE
936 LOMONDOT, ABDULJABBAR ABDULRAHMAN
937 LOPERA, PAULEEN FAYE BULATAO
938 LOPEZ, EDGAR JR GONZALES
939 LOPEZ, HANNAH FAYE KABANDIN
940 LOPEZ, JHEDDAN UCOL
941 LORIA, JOHN PATRICK CELIS
942 LOYOLA, CARLIE AGUILAR
943 LOZANO, TUBBY TROY KENT DU
944 LU, KENNETH RYAN BERMUDA
945 LU-AYON, ARFAXAD LAPIZ
946 LUCAS, MA DHENNILYNE BARONE
947 LUCEÑARA, DAVID CARLO DELIMA
948 LUMABI, MONICA BALDOSA
949 LUMINARIAS, EVANGELYN RELAMPAGOS
950 LUNA, JOLINA CABIDA
951 LUYAHAN, MARK DAVE BAGONGON
952 LUZADA, LOIDA PODES
953 MACADANGDANG, LARMAINE PAPA
954 MACADANGDANG, MACKY RABINO
955 MACAGBA, EUNICE FRANCIA AGNO
956 MACAPAGAL, PRINCESS COLEEN MACALALAD
957 MACAPIA, ARIANE MAE PACCARANGAN
958 MACARAEG, ABIGAIL GERASMIO
959 MACARIO, REMALYN BAGAYAO
960 MACASIL, HANZE EMMANUEL TY
961 MACASPAC, JOHN ALMERT MANLICLIC
962 MACATANGAY, CLARISSA BUNQUIN
963 MACATANGAY, NOEMI MENDOZA
964 MACEDA, INA VANESSA REYES
965 MACHON, LAURIZ DILLUMAS
966 MADEJA, JANRIC CADA
967 MADEJA, NELLIEN LOUISE MAQUEDA
968 MADERO, VINA ROSE CAYACO
969 MADOLID, MIKE REY DERATAS
970 MADRID, AUDILYN PEREZ
971 MADRILEJOS, CARLO VILLANUEVA
972 MAGAHIS, DANNAH DIOVINDA TAGLE
973 MAGALLANO, PETE ANDREI MARTINITO
974 MAGAMAY, JUVINE SALAZAR
975 MAGBUAL, JOSHUA AMOR FLOR
976 MAGBUHOS, EUNICE BERINGUELA
977 MAGLANQUE, RIZZA MAE MAGLAQUI
978 MAGLAYA, LAWRENCE DAVE BERNAL
979 MAGNO, MARINELA THEA CRISOSTOMO
980 MAGPANTAY, JANICA MABINI
981 MAGSOMBOL, JESSICA ANN SOSING
982 MAGSUAY, REGINA JOCES BORJA
983 MAGTIBAY, SHARRA KAE AQUINO
984 MAHAYAG, JAY MARK MERCADO
985 MALABANAN, LOWELA MAE CUEVAS
986 MALAYAW, ROSE ANNE CABORNAY
987 MALICSI, LEONARD KEVIN CARENA
988 MALIT, ARJANE SIMBILLO
989 MALLARE, DANIEL SALCEDO
990 MALLARI, WILMA MUYOT
991 MALONZO, CHARLENE TUMAMBING
992 MALONZO, JES-JIREH VARGAS
993 MALUBAY, GREMAICA ARA GERMINA
994 MAMIIT, KRISHIA LEI MANGASI
995 MANABIT, CHRISTOPHER JOHN VANZUELA
996 MANAHAN, MICAH LORRAINE ROSARIO
997 MANALANG, NICOLE ANNE LORENZO
998 MANALO, JEAN CHEYIENNE REYES
999 MANALO, JOSHUA RENZO FAJARDO
1000 MANALO, KENNETH GUARDINO
1001 MANALO, MARK RUSSEL DABU
1002 MANALO, VILMA CLARETTE PEREZ
1003 MANAROS, AMER-AL SAYED BAGRO
1004 MANAYAO, MICHAEL ANGELO MARTIN
1005 MANDAP, CAMILLE CANDELARIA
1006 MANDAP, ERNESTINE EUGENIO
1007 MANGO, JUDE FAGCAYANG
1008 MANGRAR, SITTIE OMAIMA GAYAK
1009 MANGUBAT, RIGGS GAHUMAN
1010 MANGUIN, ERIKA JANE FAUSTINO
1011 MANICO, SILVERIO JUMAWAN
1012 MANITO, JAYBE VENTURA
1013 MANJARES, KAREN MAE GABRIEL
1014 MANTES, MARY ANN MUJAR
1015 MANUCDOC, JESSA MAE RAMOS
1016 MANUEL, JOCELYN REMPIS
1017 MANZANA, ANGELA ORO
1018 MAPOY, ERAH JOY FIGAROLA
1019 MAPPALA, GRACE ARNEDO
1020 MAPUSAO, KEYCEILYN SUMAGUE
1021 MARAAT, GEOMARI SARABIA
1022 MARANCA, KIMBERLY ANNE CRUZ
1023 MARANGA, CORA JANE BASAK
1024 MARAPAO, CINDYLOU JASMIN
1025 MARAPO, LEOPOLDO JR EJES
1026 MARAVILLA, JEFFREY JIMENEZ
1027 MARAYA, NOELANI GRACEL YANUARIO
1028 MARCIAL, JOSHUA ADRIAN SORNIT
1029 MARCOS, MA THERESA MARIANO
1030 MARIANO, JOHN FRANCE AUDITOR
1031 MARIGONDON, JESIE JANE PELERIO
1032 MARIN, VINA MARIA BAYANI
1033 MARQUEZ, ANGELICA JOYCE DIMACULANGAN
1034 MARQUEZ, JOHN MICHAEL CABALES
1035 MARQUEZ, KIRSTY LEI CASTRO
1036 MARTILLANO, JOHN RYAN GANIO
1037 MARTINEZ, KATRINA NICOLE NISPEROS
1038 MARZAN, BRENN ANGELO PACLEB
1039 MARZAN, MA KRISTINE RONDINA
1040 MASAGCA, ALJHON ALELUYA
1041 MASANGCAY, MAUREEN JOY MASANGCAY
1042 MASULA, KEVIN ANDREI MOSTAJO
1043 MATA, AMIEL JOSEPH VALENZUELA
1044 MATA, GABRIELA PANTINOPLE
1045 MATANGCAS, ERROL JOY MASLOG
1046 MATIAS, JUDEL ARSENIO
1047 MATIC, JOMARI MICOLE LUCINDO
1048 MATUCINIO, MARLYN MILAN
1049 MAUHAY, ARAH ANGELA VILLALOBOS
1050 MAUYAG, KAMAR JR PACASUM
1051 MAYANGITAN, JAN VINCENT LOPE
1052 MAYO, CHARLENE JOY MATEO
1053 MEDALLO, ELLAINE PATRICIA TANAEL
1054 MEDINA, KATELYN ANCHETA
1055 MEDIODIA, ARNOLD JR TAN
1056 MEDRANO, KENT LOURINE MONTILLA
1057 MELCHOR, MICHELLE BOJOCAN
1058 MENDOZA, CARLO JASON DOMINGO
1059 MENDOZA, CHRISTIAN PINEDA
1060 MENDOZA, CHRYSOLYTE VITUG
1061 MENDOZA, GWENDOLYN BARADILLO
1062 MENDOZA, JOHN CARLO LOZANO
1063 MENDOZA, MARIANE MANALO
1064 MENDOZA, MARK-JHIEVIE ROMIO
1065 MENDOZA, MHARLENE GUMASING
1066 MENDOZA, RUSSELL ANNE GIRON
1067 MENIANO, VAN LORENZ ALBOS
1068 MERCADER, YVETTE OPOLENTISIMA
1069 MERCADO, KARLA PACIS
1070 MERCIALES, LYNDON 1 PANDAAN
1071 METRAN, LYRA MARIE GUILLERMO
1072 MIGO, EMY ROSE CALANGI
1073 MILALLOS, MA ANGENINE BARTOLO
1074 MILANO, TEOVES CHRISTLYAND AGABON
1075 MIRABUENO, DANIEL OMAÑA
1076 MIRADOR, JAN MICHAELA CABELLO
1077 MIRAL, VENJELIE TAPANG
1078 MIRALLES, AUBRY ABELLANOSA
1079 MIRANDA, ASHLEY SHANE FERNANDEZ
1080 MIRANDILLA, ELAINE GAIL ARTES
1081 MIRANO, CELERINA CARVAJAL
1082 MIRANO, MARJON LOUISE MAE BELINO
1083 MISA, JEAN ZYRIL DE VERA
1084 MISSION, ELIZABETH TAJAN
1085 MOJADO, ROBERT JR SY
1086 MOJELLO, JESS CHARLS PATA
1087 MOLINA, MERRYVIC CIELO
1088 MONCENILLA, KRISTEL JADE HOJILLA
1089 MONES, ALLAN BENEDICK SIOBAL
1090 MONJARDIN, RACHEL ANNE MOJAR
1091 MONROY, ROPHIEJANE YNTELA
1092 MONTALLANA, MARK KENNETH AQUE
1093 MONTEALTO, DAZEL MAE ARCENAL
1094 MONTEJO, SYMON
1095 MONTEMAYOR, ELIEZL MENDOZA
1096 MONTEREY, SHIRLYN GRACE DILAG
1097 MONTGOMERY, JERALD JAMES GUERRERO
1098 MONTOYA, MARK DARYL EBERO
1099 MORADOS, ANNA ALEXANDRIA FRANCISCO
1100 MORALES, FHERLY GEL ORAÑO
1101 MORANTE, MA VIKKI CLAIRE ONGCOY
1102 MORDENO, KRISHELLE MAE QUEMADO
1103 MORGIA, JIM AIRA IBARRA
1104 MORTIL, JADELYN HERMOGINO
1105 MOSAWAN, JERRY JR MARQUEZ
1106 MOSQUISA, SPENCER PAJARILLO
1107 MUECA, SHEA KARISSE ALEMAN
1108 MUHAMMAD, NURIEL AMEEN GARCIA
1109 MUNCAL, WARREN ESCAÑO
1110 MUTUC, CHRISTA MARIE DUAVIS
1111 NAGTALON, CHRISTINE EVANGELIO
1112 NAGUIT, ALEXIS MIRANDA
1113 NAPAROTA, NOEMAR ASERON
1114 NAPOLES, LUIS ANTONIO MARTILLO
1115 NARVASA, ANDY ACOSTA
1116 NATABLA, MICHAEL JOHN DERAPITE
1117 NATIVIDAD, JOEL FERNANDEZ
1118 NATIVIDAD, JOHN ALDEN TABABA
1119 NATIVIDAD, REGGIE LORRAINE BERJA
1120 NAVA, REGINA CLARA GARRUCHO
1121 NAVERA, ALLEN CARL CAPATI
1122 NAVIDAD, MELIZA RANQUE
1123 NAYANGA, RUBEN CRUDA
1124 NAZARETA, ABBY JEANETTE PARDILLA
1125 NEO, CHRISTIAN ROY GO
1126 NERA, JEREMIAH CHARLES MATEO
1127 NGAN, COLEEN MAE CRUZ
1128 NGAS-AB, LESTER JHAN ATTABAN
1129 NGITTIT, NORALYN BUMIDANG
1130 NISNISAN, MEAH HECELL OGUIS
1131 NOBLE, MA KRISTINA LODRICO
1132 NOBLEZA, KRISHA FAITH CAMELON
1133 NOCETERA, MARK NICHOL TARAYA
1134 NOOL, GENESIS DAYAG
1135 NOPAL, ANJANETTE GARCIA
1136 NOR, ELLAF ABDULA
1137 NORBERTE, KENNETH JAY GALASINAO
1138 NOTARIO, ARIS MIRANO
1139 NOVAL, ADRIAN TILANDUCA
1140 NUESTRO, ANGELA JOYCE DE LEON
1141 NUESTRO, NEIL ANJO VITO
1142 NUEVAS, RICCA MAY BALDONO
1143 NULUD, JAN REINER PANGANIBAN
1144 NUQUI, JESUSA LANSANG
1145 OBERES, MARIANNE DELL SABAL
1146 OBLEFIAS, IRIS CLAIRE VALDORIA
1147 OBRINO, MICHAEL NOEL DOCONG
1148 OCA, KIARA JEAN DE GUZMAN
1149 OCBO, ARON CLARISSE GUMAPOS
1150 OCLARIT, CYNTHIA BARROZO
1151 OGNAYON, DENZHELLE NAGANGI
1152 OLAZO, MARY JEAN AMORAO
1153 OLIVERA, NICOLE EXXON ESQUILON
1154 OLIVEROS, RODEL JR DE LEON
1155 OLPINDO, JIFF SANCHEZ
1156 OMANGAY, JUMARIANT MICABANI
1157 OMEGA, SHARMAINE PAÑAS
1158 ONDOY, JAYA NAVARRO
1159 ONG, JOLINA BANDA
1160 ONGGA, REGINE MAE BANCE
1161 ONORARIO, MELVIN JR PINCA
1162 OPIASA, MIA NICKA AMION
1163 OPIZ, MA MIRELLE BAGASIN
1164 OPRIASA, GERALD ZYRUS DELA CRUZ
1165 ORDONIO, JENO RAYMUND CUYA
1166 ORFINADA, JASMINE
1167 ORGANO, JANE AMERIE ESTRELLA
1168 ORONOS, JOMARE MAROTO
1169 OROPESA, PATRICIA GUIA LLAGAS
1170 ORTEGA, AINA JOY RAMIREZ
1171 ORTEGA, JEALERIE MAE MENDOZA
1172 ORTEZA, JAMSANKIN PERSIAN DOLERA
1173 ORTIZ, MICHELLE ANNE CRUZ
1174 OSI, LORENZO MIGUEL MEJIA
1175 OSMILLO, REENA LYZETTE NOMIO
1176 PABALATE, PRINCESS JOYDIE LAPIDA
1177 PACADA, YNNA MEI ALIANNA ARO
1178 PACALDO, AMABELLA MANAYON
1179 PACAN, JAMIE ALLISON LANTAJO
1180 PACAPAC, GENEROSO II VIADO
1181 PACHECO, CLOIE ANN OCAMPO
1182 PACHES, APRIL KRIZZHA BETI
1183 PADIERNOS, GRACE ALMANZOR
1184 PADILLA, AILYN ROSE RECEPCION
1185 PADILLA, ANGEL ROU COQUILLA
1186 PADILLA, MAUREEN ERICKA VINCULADO
1187 PADILLA, RIZZA JANE QUINDOZA
1188 PAESTE, BLESSIE GRACE LAFABLE
1189 PAET, ALEXIS NOEL DE OCAMPO
1190 PAGCALIWAGAN, NIKA ALMAZAN
1191 PAGDANGANAN, LOR ANN DE GUZMAN
1192 PAGULAYAN, KATRINA MARIE SILVA
1193 PAGUYO, RONEL BAÑEZ
1194 PAHUNANG, KAREN TRICIA ESPARCIA
1195 PAJARILLO, LORRAINE LEE
1196 PALABAY, GEM CHERMARIE TEJANO
1197 PALACIO, JHONABEL PALISOC
1198 PALACIO, REDENTOR DADOR
1199 PALENCIA, CHRISTIAN DULAPO
1200 PALISOC, MARTIN YVEZ ANTONIO
1201 PALLORINA, MICAELA LAGAT
1202 PALMA, CHRISTIAN KARL LUIS
1203 PALOMAR, NOMER ALMODIEL
1204 PAMINTUAN, NIZA JOY DATU
1205 PAMPILON, MARIMAR CERDA
1206 PANAHON, CATHERINE SANTIAGO
1207 PANAL, JAYNE LUVELA PALE
1208 PANCHO, CINDY DAYMIEL
1209 PANCHO, MARY GRACE BAUTISTA
1210 PANGANIBAN, ANNA CARMELA PAMPLONA
1211 PANGANIBAN, CHRISTIAN KELLY SUNGA
1212 PANGANIBAN, MARIE-LEE GERONA
1213 PANINGBATAN, KAREN BUNA CRUZ
1214 PANLAROCHE, FRENSON ILAJAS
1215 PANLILIO, MARILUZ AMOR MASANGKAY
1216 PANTALEON, ALEJNA CESZAR ENTERESO
1217 PANTALEON, PRINCESS PASCUAL
1218 PANTOJA, CYRUS TOLENTINO
1219 PANUELO, CHRISTINE CEEJAY PEREZ
1220 PAPA, GERALDINE JADE FRAYCO
1221 PAPA, QUEENIE JAYNE GARCIA
1222 PAQUE, BENCEN GIAN ORFRECIO
1223 PAQUIBOT, MARIA CLAUDINE MANCHING
1224 PARAISO, ABEGAIL AGPALO
1225 PARAISO, ABEJOY AGPALO
1226 PARAJAS, ELAISA MAE FERRER
1227 PARAS, MARK ROLLIE RIVERA
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1268 PLACIDO, EMELIZA MATEO
1269 PLANAS, HANSEL KIM ALOLOR
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1273 POLINTAN, PEE-JAY AGUAS
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1382 SABOYA, MARY JANE CALANTAS
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1436 SANTOS, ROCHELLE JADIA
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1470 SILVANO, JAY ANN PACER
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1480 SITJAR, ROZEL ANNE BACULO
1481 SITOY, JIMWELL INOC
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1486 SOLIMAN, GEORGIE MAE POLIDES
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1499 SUAN, NESTLE ARIANE PATAGNAN
1500 SUAREZ, GERALYN SIEZ
1501 SUBA, ABIGAIL YUMUL
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1503 SUGANOB, IAN BARBACENA
1504 SUICO, KENNYBOIE ANDAYA
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1507 SUMANG, WILREA JUNISSE ARANETA
1508 SUMAYA, ROBIN ARIEL FLORES
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1519 TABBU, KARINA MAE SIGGAYO
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1521 TABUG, MARIROSE MATUS
1522 TABUZO, LIEZEL MAE LUMBAO
1523 TACASTACAS, MELISSA MAE DE LA CRUZ
1524 TADIFA, DONNABEL KATE GUERRERO
1525 TAFALLA, ALYSSA MARIE TAGLE
1526 TAGUINOD, JUSTINE ROSE CHAVEZ
1527 TAJANLANGIT, HERNAN III GENOVIA
1528 TALADUA, CHRISTINE MAELA JOY BANDIGAN
1529 TALAMAYAN, MC JETHRO POV BISCARRA
1530 TALANAY, CLAUDETTE DIONISIO
1531 TALANGO, MAY CLIDE YADAN
1532 TALAVERA, HANNAH FAYE VILLANUEVA
1533 TALENTO, JOANNA CLAIRE SACRIZ
1534 TALLOD, PAULA XAVIERA DIZON
1535 TALUCOD, CARISSE DYMPNA ANDOY
1536 TAM, HONEY REEZA GRACE GASCON
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1538 TAMBAN, ERIKA BUSMEON
1539 TAN, ABIGAIL GRACE CHIONG
1540 TAN, ALTHEA REJANO
1541 TAN, ELDON PAUL DOMINGONO
1542 TAN, GELINA GRACE ANG
1543 TAN, MA FATIMA OBGUIA
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1546 TANDOC, JOHN ANTHONY LLANZANA
1547 TANGCA, JOSHUA TITO LAPIE
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1549 TAPALLA, MARIE ANGELA MARQUEZ
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1551 TAPIRE, MICHELLE UNTALAN
1552 TARIGA, MA ANGELA BRISTOL
1553 TARUC, NESLY JOHN LIWANAG
1554 TAYAOTAO, GARTH CARIAS
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1556 TAÑAG, RHEALEN JOY PAMITTAN
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1573 TINAY, MARIA LUISA DEGRACIA
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1575 TIU, MAEGAN CAINGHOG
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1591 TORRES, JENSEL MIKAELA DE VEYRA
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1594 TORRES, MICAH VIZCAYNO
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1621 VALDEZ, SHEENA ALONZO
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1623 VALENZUELA, MARIA FATIMA YALUNG
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1626 VALMONTE, ANGELIKA TORRES
1627 VALONES, JODAINA ABUZO
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1634 VELORIA, HYLENE BOLASOC
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1649 VILLAFLORES, KATRINA MAE QUIÑONES
1650 VILLALUZ, VICTOR JR TUMOLVA
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1681 YAO, KATHERINE MIRZI SUPEÑA
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1685 YEE, NARC JAMES MONSALVE
1686 YOGCAYOG, JEFFERSON SIANO
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1695 ZARAGOZA, JIEA BACAY
1696 ZARATAR, WELMAR BEGUIRAS
1697 ZASPA, LEINARD JAN CORRES
1698 ZAYAS, MARY FELROSE DIANGO
1699 ZULUETA, KRISTINE JOY CEPE

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TOKYO: President Donald Trump bid farewell Tuesday to Japan’s Emperor Naruhito and flew to a US naval base to wrap up a symbolism-laden state visit reaffirming Washington’s clout in Asia in the face of rising Chinese power.

Trump, accompanied by his wife Melania, became the first world leader to meet with newly enthroned Naruhito and Empress Masako on Monday — an honor that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said underlined the two countries’ deep economic and strategic ties.

There has been little substance in the visit, which started Saturday and included an Abe-Trump golf game, as well as the presentation by Trump of a huge trophy at a sumo tournament.

Tricky negotiations over Washington’s insistence that Japan open markets to more US products or face steep auto tariffs have been all but set aside until after elections here in July.

But more than anything, Trump’s presence in Japan and his hosts’ energetic efforts to please him were meant to signal that, at a time of ever greater Chinese influence and North Korean nuclear tensions, the United States remains a major Asian power.

Trump was rounding off his trip Tuesday by demonstrating the rawer side of that power with a stop at the Yokosuka US Naval Base.

He was to inspect the Japanese helicopter carrier Kaga, then address service members on the US warship Wasp.

Coinciding with the US holiday of Memorial Day, which commemorates the war dead, the naval visit will give Trump a chance to show off the American flag and underscore how one-time World War II foe Japan is part of the bedrock of the US Pacific presence.

The military alliance also has a strong commercial aspect, as Trump was eager to point out Monday when he confirmed Japan’s plan to buy 105 F-35 stealth warplanes.

“This purchase would give Japan the largest F-35 fleet of any US ally,” Trump said.

After leaving the USS Wasp, Trump will then depart for Washington, with a refuelling stop at an air force base in Alaska.

Feasting and farewell

Emperor Naruhito took over the Chrysanthemum Throne only three weeks ago, after his father stepped down in the first abdication in two centuries.

He hosted the Trumps at his palace Monday morning and then again in the evening for a banquet featuring six courses, including Trump’s favorite — beef — and a dessert described as Glace Mont Fuji.

The emperor and Trump both made toasts praising their countries’ friendship. The US president even sprinkled a few Japanese words into his address, referencing ancient Japanese poetry.

Trump and the first lady said goodbye to the Japanese royal couple on Tuesday before leaving Tokyo. The White House only described this as a “farewell call”, and there were no immediate details on how it went.

Although the whole Japan trip was designed to be a feelgood display of US-Japanese friendship, there was an awkward moment Monday when Trump flatly contradicted Abe and some of his own advisors.

Trump insisted that he does not consider recent North Korean short-range missile tests to have violated UN resolutions, or even to pose a particular threat.

“My people think it could have been a violation… I view it as a man who perhaps wants to get attention,” Trump said of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, whom he once more praised, calling him “very smart.” AFP

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PORT MORESBY: Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O’Neill stalled his announced resignation and took legal action to prevent a vote of no confidence on Tuesday, deepening the country’s political crisis.

The veteran leader launched what appeared to be a last-gasp bid to cling on to power, pressing the Supreme Court to thwart a planned parliamentary vote to remove him from office.

Facing mounting criticism, O’Neill on Sunday announced that he would step down, but has so far avoided formally submitting his resignation to the country’s governor general.

O’Neill — who has been in power since 2011 — is battling for his political life after a string of cabinet resignations sparked by his signing a multi-billion-dollar liquefied natural gas (LNG) deal with France’s Total and US firm ExxonMobil earlier this year.

Local communities had complained bitterly about not benefiting from similar deals in the past.

O’Neill’s government narrowly avoided a vote of no confidence after the signing by adjourning parliament for almost a month.

On the eve of lawmakers’ return and with a new confidence vote planned for June 6, O’Neill lodged an appeal with the Supreme Court.

In a lengthy filing, O’Neill said he wanted to “ensure clarity of constitutional and legal processes”.

The court on Tuesday refused to hear the case urgently and set proceedings for Friday, according to opposition lawmaker Brian Kramer.

O’Neill’s opponents believe they have the votes to oust him, but there is so far no agreement on a consensus replacement. AFP

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S&P Global Ratings has maintained its 6.3 percent Philippine growth forecast for 2019 as it sees the trade war and the expected resurgence in inflation as major risks to economic expansion.

A report released on Tuesday showed that the debt watcher kept its 6.3-percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth outlook for the Philippine economy this year, which was higher than last year’s actual growth of 6.2 percent and falls near the lower end of the government’s downwardly revised 6.0-7.0 percent target.

“Despite the weaker-than-expected first quarter, we continue to expect GDP growth to come in at the low end of the 6-6.5 percent range this year,” it said.

S&P, however, said risks to external financing and exchange rate volatility were back on the radar as the trade war re-escalates.

“Domestically, a resurgence in inflation from either El Nino or oil prices still remains possible and could weigh on the consumption recovery and the ability of BSP (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas) to ease, at a time when the fiscal impulse is already negative in the first half of the year, ” it added.

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A suspected American pedophile was arrested at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on Monday while meeting a female minor he befriended on Facebook.

Police authorities arrested Piotr Kmita, 43, in an entrapment operation shortly after he arrived in Manila via China Eastern Airlines flight from Pudong, China.

Immigration (BI) Port Operations Division chief Grifton Medina said Kmita violated Republic Act 10364 or the expanded anti-trafficking in persons act which penalizes the act of “procuring a child for prostitution and obtaining a person for the purpose of prostitution, pornography or sexual exploitation.”

The suspect was subsequently turned over to the custody of the Philipine National Police’s women and children protection center in Pampanga where the rescued girl lives, Medina said.

Bienvenido Castillo, who heads the Border Control and Intelligence Unit of the Bureau of Immigration-Ninoy Aquino International Airport ( BI-NAIA), said that US government’s Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) sought the Philippines’ assistance in monitoring the American pedophile “after he was discovered to have engaged in sexually explicit conversations with his young victim that he befriended online through Facebook.”

Castillo said the HSI then relayed the information to the PNP regional office in Pampanga, and “we jointly conducted the operations to intercept Kmita upon his arrival in Manila.”

Castillo reported that the arresting agents tailed Kmita from the moment he arrived up to the area outside the airport where he met his victim.

BI commissioner Jaime Morente commended the efforts of the officers in ensuring the successful apprehension of the foreign pedophile.

“Different agencies should work together to successfully weed out undesirables like him (Kmita),” Morente said, adding, “his presence here poses a serious threat to our women and children. Thanks to the vigilance and cooperation of our law enforcement agencies, as well as to the HSI for giving us information that lead to this pedophile’s arrest.”

Morente said Kmita’s deportation will have to wait until the criminal charges against him are resolved, adding that, if convicted, the alien will have to serve his sentence first before he could be sent back to the US.

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BEING close to President Rodrigo Duterte can be an advantage, especially in addressing problems at the House of Representatives, according to a lawmaker who is eyeing the Speakership in the 18th Congress.

Marinduque Rep. Lord Allan Velasco, in an interview on ANC that was aired on Tuesday, described himself as a “loyal friend to the President and [Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte-Carpio].”

Velasco refuted allegations that this closenesss may affect the independence of the House but he said “at the end of the day I am saying it is an advantage for me to be close with the President because at least I can talk to him when it comes to the problems of the House.”

He also denied claims by Davao del Norte Rep. Pantaleon Alvarez that fellow aspirants were giving away from P500,000 to P1 million for each vote to be the next Speaker.

“I’m not giving away a million pesos…congressmen should respect fellow congressmen. They won’t go through that dealing just to be able to get the votes. Each congressman has his or her own views so I don’t think each congressman can be bought that easily,” Velasco said.

Velasco is considered as Duterte-Carpio’s bet for the speakership against other contenders, notably Alvarez, former Foreign Affairs secretary Alan Peter Cayetano, Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, San Juan Rep. Ronaldo Zamora, Cavite Reps. Alex Advincula and Abraham Tolentino, Malabon Rep. Ricky Sandoval, Leyte Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez, and Pampanga Rep. Aurelio Gonzales.

On Monday, Minority Leader Danilo Suarez claimed that an endorsement from Duterte-Carpio would likely seal the deal for legislators wanting to get the top House post given talks that she could succeed her father in the 2022 presidential elections.

READ: https://www.manilatimes.net/sara-key-to-speakership/560896/

The presidential daughter maintained, however, that she only has a “personal bet but does not intend to influence Congress.”

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At least 15 people, including a pregnant woman, were injured after the jeepney they were riding collided with a 14-wheeler trailer truck in Manila on Tuesday, according to radio dzRH.

The accident occurred at the corner of General Luna Street and Padre Burgos Avenue towards Intramuros, the report said.

The injured have since been brought to the nearest hospital, with volunteers from the Philippine Red Cross helping out the victims.

No other details are available as of posting time. ARIC JOHN SY CUA

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BATANGAS CITY, Batangas: ENERGY Secretary Alfonso Cusi on Tuesday urged the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) to subject its power-supply agreements (PSA) to competitive bidding after the country’s highest court recently ordered it.

“(With) Meralco, they have to do it fast. Don’t waste time. Do it now,” Cusi said on the sidelines of Lopez-led First Gen Corp.’s groundbreaking of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal here.

“The decision of the Supreme Court is very clear. We just have to follow it to the letter,” he added, referring the high tribunal’s May 3 ruling that power deals signed on or after June 30, 2015 must undergo the competitive selection process (CSP) for purchasing electricity by distribution utilities (DUs).

It invalidated the resolutions issued by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) postponing the CSP requirement in October 2015 and March 2016, respectively — which the high court regarded as grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack or excess of jurisdiction.

Meralco has PSAs with seven generation companies covering more than 3,500 megawatts (MW) of supply. These are Mariveles Power Generation Corp., Central Luzon Premiere Power Corp.,
Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc., Atimonan One Energy Inc., St. Raphael Power Generation Corp., Panay Energy Development Corp. and Global Luzon Energy Development Corp.
Cusi’s remarks echoed those he made in a statement last Friday to uphold the Supreme Court verdict.

“We call for the exigent conduct of CSP for the PSAs of DUs, which include electric cooperatives and private corporations like Meralco,” he said then.

Delay seen with order

Also on Tuesday, Meralco said it would subject its agreement with Atimonan One Energy to competitive bidding to comply with the high tribunal’s order, but added that it could delay the construction of a 1,200-MW coal-fired power plant in Atimonan town, Quezon province.

During a briefing on the sidelines of the power giant’s annual stockholders’ meeting, Meralco President and Chief Executive Officer Ray Espinosa said it was doing so in order to avoid delaying the facility’s construction.

“Obviously, if we want to pursue Atimonan, we have to go through CSP. Once things become clearer [regarding] the CSP, then we would obviously act as fast as we can,” Espinosa said.

He emphasized, however, that the ruling “could delay the construction of the much-needed power plant.” Nevertheless, he said Meralco respected it and would follow it.

“We’ll follow the competitive selection process and we would build as quickly as we can in coordination with, and [with] the approval of, the DoE,” Espinosa said.

With a reports from ANGELICA BALLESTEROS

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S&P Global Ratings is maintaining its Philippine growth forecast for this year at 6.3 percent, as it sees the worsening trade war between the United States and China and an expected resurgence in inflation as major risks to economic expansion.

The figure is higher than the 6.2-percent growth posted last year and falls near the lower end of the government’s downwardly revised 6.0-7.0 percent target.

“Despite the weaker-than-expected first quarter, we continue to expect GDP (gross domestic product) growth to come in at the low end of the 6-6.5-percent range this year,” the global debt watcher said in a report released on Tuesday.

Philippine economic growth decelerated to a lower-than-expected 5.6 percent in the first three months of the year, well below the government’s target.

“The fiscal impulse is definitely lower in the first half of 2019, but we expect infrastructure spending to ramp up again in the second half, making the overall impulse about neutral for 2019,” S&P said.

Last week, the country’s economic managers said they would embark on an “expenditure catch-up plan” to offset the negative impact of the delayed approval of the 2019 national budget on growth.

The credit rater said falling inflation would also allow the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to cut interest rates at least once more this year, while also spurring consumption growth.

The central bank’s Monetary Board decided to trim its key interest rates by 25 bps during its May 9 meeting on expectations that inflation would remain manageable.

Inflation decelerated to its slowest pace in 16 months at 3 percent in April, consistent with the Bangko Sentral’s expectation that inflation would continue to settle within the 2.0-4.0-percent target range for both 2019 and 2020.

Risks lurk

S&P warned, however, that risks to external financing and exchange-rate volatility were back on the radar as the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies escalate.
“The spillovers of the trade war to the Philippine electronics sector could also be larger than we anticipate, at least in the short run,” it said.

In the domestic scene, the credit ratings agency said “a resurgence in inflation from either [the] El Niño [weather phenomenon] or oil prices still remains possible and could weigh on the consumption recovery and the ability of BSP to ease, at a time when the fiscal impulse is already negative in the first half of the year.”

S&P’s view is consistent with BSP Governor Benjamin Diokno’s earlier statement that rising global oil prices and a prolonged, El Niño-caused drought “could be a source of upside price pressures over the near term.”

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