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Published April 17, 2021, 6:24 PM
Mabuhay Energy Corporation, or MECO, is a licensed Retail Electricity Supplier. It is a member of the Aviva Group of Companies and was established in the Philippines in 2017. It obtained its RES license from the ERC in December 2019, and has a team of professionals with extensive experience in electricity retail competition in the Philippines and in Japan. It patterned its pricing mechanism after those of retail electricity suppliers in Japan, allowing customers access to more options in the market and to customized pricing and supply, something not always offered in the market.
Sherwin G. Hing leads MECO as its President & CEO. He comes from an old business hand in Cebu and is bringing years of logistics experience to a sunrise industry. MECO is trying to be competitive as an alternative to major power suppliers. “We offer schemes that could tailor-fit to client requirements. Flexibility is key in a discriminating and competitive market.”
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Colombian mothers of false positive victims give report on their suffering 2 minutes read
Bogota, Mar 16 (efe-epa).- The mothers and relatives of victims of extrajudicial killings by the Colombian army, known as “false positive” killings, on Tuesday delivered to peace organizations a report in which they discuss their long and historic search for truth and justice.
“With my hand on my soul, I ask for justice. Let them deliver to us the person who really cut short the life of my son,” Flor Hilda Hernandez, the mother of a young man who disappeared in 2008, presumably killed by the army, said during the event.
Victims want Colombia to strip military war criminals of medals
March 17, 2021
The families of civilians who were executed by Colombia’s security forces to inflate results want the commanders responsible of these atrocities to be stripped of their medals, they said Tuesday.
The representative of the Association of Mothers of False Positives (Mafapo), Jacqueline Castillo, said that victims of her organization want the security forces to revoke decorations of war criminals as a means of compensation.
Castillo expressed the victims’ wish during the presentation of a report to the war crimes tribunal and the truth commission on the victimization of family members of more than 6,400 civilians who were executed and falsely presented as combat kills.