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July 2012

Photos from Sun.Star affiliates that were published on Sun.Star newspapers in July 2012.
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MATTER OF DISCIPLINE. With an ordinance protecting children from corporal punishment, parents and guardians now have to think of other means of disciplining their kids. (Sun.Star Photo/Raycyril Estillore/USJR-Mass Com Intern)
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MATTER OF DISCIPLINE. With an ordinance protecting children from corporal punishment, parents and guardians now have to think of other means of disciplining their kids. (Sun.Star Photo/Raycyril Estillore/USJR-Mass Com Intern)

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  • TACLOBAN. Closing ceremony of humanitarian and civic assistance of the Pacific Partnership 2012 on July 1 in Calbayog City. The mission ran from June 18-July 1. (Gerwin Babon)
  • ILOILO. The Navy’s premier hospital, USNS Mercy, which is capable of rapid and mobile acute medical and surgical procedures with a total of 1,000 beds and can accommodate 200 patients per day, docked in Subic Bay Monday. (Anthony Bayarong)
  • DAVAO. Residents of Davao del Norte line up the highway to throw fresh flowers and release balloons as their last farewell to Don Antonio O. Floirendo Sr., who died last Friday at the age of 96. (King Rodriguez)
  • CEBU. A passenger and cargo ship bound for Camotes, the M/V Miss Romblon, which is docked at the Danao port, tilted amid big waves last Monday night. It has taken in water since then. (Alex Badayos)
  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. Police Superintendent Reynante R. Reyes and his wife Marybel with the PNPA cadets. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. Mayor Vicente Emano (2nd from right) joins Carmen Borja (2nd from left), president of the United Market Vendors Association (UMVA), with (from left) Senior Police Inspector Elmer Robas, commander of the Cogon Police Precinct, and Toto Padinit, vice president of UMVA. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • CEBU. Danao City Vice Mayor Ramon “Nito” Durano III (fourth from right) is welcomed to the Liberal Party on his birthday by the provincial chairman, lawyer Hilario Davide III, and other party officials (starting second from left) like Secretary Mar Roxas, President Benigno Aquino III and Senator Franklin Drilon. Also at the ceremony were (leftmost) Durano’s son, Representative Ramon “Red” Durano VI, Customs Commissioner Ruffy Biazon (second from right) and Energy Secretary Rene Almendras (right). (Allan Cuizon)
  • DRAINAGE. The rainy season always brings to the fore the drainage problem that troubles many parts of Cebu City. Drainage repair works are ongoing in areas like this one along Manalili St. (Arni Aclao)
  • MATTER OF DISCIPLINE. With an ordinance protecting children from corporal punishment, parents and guardians now have to think of other means of disciplining their kids. (Sun.Star Photo/Raycyril Estillore/USJR-Mass Com Intern)
  • BACOLOD. The 2012 MassKara Festival logo with the theme "Life's good in Bacolod" was launched at the Bacolod Government Center Tuesday. The launching coincided with the birthday of City Mayor Evelio Leonardia. (Daryl Jimenea)
  • BACOLOD. City Mayor Evelio Leonardia, with wife Elsa and daughter Kara, blows the candle of his birthday cake Tuesday. (Daryl Jimenea)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Armm Gov. Mujiv Hataman (center), accompanied by Basilan Bishop Martin Jumoad, visited and distributed cash aid on Thursday to the relatives of slain ambush victims. (Bong Garcia)
  • CEBU. An operative of the Regional Intelligence Division (RID) Central Visayas tightly escorts Junjun Cabando as they arrive from Zamboanga del Norte. Cabando, or Dionesio Cabatingan as he is also known, is said to be the leader of the group of robbers that pulled a daylight heist at Robinsons Place on September 5, 2011. (Alex Badayos)
  • BACOLOD. Jaime G. Golez (L), NFSP vice president for Western Visayas, explains how NFSP provides farm workers' dependents with education and skills training during the Thursday opening of the national conference on the welfare of "children of the canes." (Butch S. Bacaoco)
  • CEBU. Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia (left) tells the court, presided by Judge Raphael Yrastorza Sr. (foreground), that she is Doling Kawatan, a character depicted in broadcaster-columnist Leo Lastimosa’s column in 2007. The governor is under cross examination by Lastimosa’s lawyer Celso Espinosa, in relation to the libel case she filed against the columnist. (Sun.Star Photo/Amper Campana)
  • CEBU. Geovani Mejurada plays the young martyr Pedro Calungsod, in a dance drama performed in Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City during the launch of the 100-day countdown until the beato is declared saint. (Alex Badayos)
  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. Alfredo Mapano (center), former regional head of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army for Northern Mindanao, lead his four other comrades in starting a seven-day fasting on Monday aimed at urging the government to release all political prisoners in the country. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • DAVAO. Office of Civil Defense regional Director Liza Mazo says only Davao Region in the entire country has set up collaborative efforts for disaster preparedness that include the National Economic Development Authority, Departments of Science and Technology, Interior and Local Government, and Social Welfare and Development along with the private sector. (King Rodriguez)
  • CEBU. Former Chief Justice Renato Corona and his wife Cristina leave the CCTN studio in Cebu City after the taping of his interview with a talk show. (Alex Badayos)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Officials of DAR-Zamboanga Peninsula, with Regional Director Julita Ragandang (center), give an update Thursday on the implementation of agrarian reform programs in the region. (Bong Garcia)
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