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Top executives of the German firm Fraport AG and other shareholders of the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. (Piatco) were charged before a Manila court yesterday with taking part in a conspiracy to restrain trade and monopolize airport-related services at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 (NAIA-3). 


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Solicitor General Alfredo Benipayo said they are also preparing to file criminal charges against Piatco officials.


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Malacañang reaffirmed President Arroyo’s earlier decision for the government to take over the facility for public use while negotiations for just compensation for Piatco are ongoing.


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                    [Title] => Airport service providers say Piatco out to create monopoly
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"The barriers to entry are not only against new players but against even existing providers," lawyer Francis Lim, lead counsel of seven airport service providers, said in a manifestation sent to the Supreme Court.


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Malacañang reaffirmed President Arroyo’s earlier decision for the government to take over the facility for public use while negotiations for just compensation for Piatco are ongoing.


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