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ARMM
election computerization demo starts |
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By
Estrella Torres |
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Reporter |
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THE
Commission on Elections (Comelec) started on Monday its
series of public demonstrations and presentations on
automated voting for the August 11 elections in the
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), at a public
forum organized by the Parish Pastoral Council for
Responsible Voting (PPCRV), an election watchdog.
Elections Chairman Jose Melo and the rest of the
five-man commission unanimously decided a few weeks ago
to proceed with the automation of the ARMM elections in
order to pilot-test existing technologies in preparation
for the 2010 national elections.
The two
service providers, namely, Smartmatic-Sahi Technologies
Inc. and Avanti International Technologies Inc. welcomed
PPCRV’s invitation to give a public demonstration of
their respective machines and technologies.
Smartmatic-Sahi Technologies Inc. will implement a
direct recording electronic system in Maguindanao, while
Avante International Technologies Inc. will provide
optical mark reader technology for the other five ARMM
provinces. |
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| OTHER STORIES |
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CA to
Meralco: Refund P.5M to couple |
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THE
Lopez-controlled Manila Electric Co. must pay a couple
P500,000—lower than the demanded P1.38 million—as “temperate
damages” for a defective electric meter that resulted in an
unreasonable increase in their electric bills. |
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Military
files protest vs MILF for Sunday attack |
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ZAMBOANGA
CITY—The
military on Monday filed a cease-fire violation complaint
before the Joint Committee on Cease-fire and Cessation of
Hostilities (JCCCH) against the Moro Islamic Liberation
Front (MILF), whom it accused of starting the fighting in
Basilan, on Sunday. |
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RP
medical contingent off to Burma |
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PRESIDENT
Arroyo on Monday sent off a 30-member medical mission to
Burma to help in international relief efforts for victims of
a devastating cyclone that hit that country early this
month. |
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Billboard makers seek enactment
of Magna Carta |
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AS the
rainy season starts and a number of typhoons are expected to
hit the country, billboard advertisers assured that they
have complied with the regulations set by government
agencies concerned and met the latest engineering standards. |
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Implementation of ‘no plate, no travel’ policy in Camp Crame
bags 50 vehicles |
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NATIONAL
Police Traffic Management Group (TMG) personnel on Monday
conducted a crackdown on violators of the “no plate, no
travel” policy and bagged at least 50 violators inside
Camp
Crame,
Quezon City, the force’s general headquarters. |
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Motor-vehicle traffic
increasing in Basilan |
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THE
volume of motor-vehicle traffic in the island-province of
Basilan has posted a marked increase during the last two
years.
It may be
an indication of the increase in economic activities on this
island, which was associated in the past with Abu Sayyaf-linked
fighting and kidnappings. |
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ARMM election computerization
demo starts |
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THE
Commission on Elections (Comelec) started on Monday its
series of public demonstrations and presentations on
automated voting for the August 11 elections in the
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), at a public
forum organized by the Parish Pastoral Council for
Responsible Voting (PPCRV), an election watchdog. |
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