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                    [Title] => Over 80% of Filipinos favor EDCA
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There is no doubt the Supreme Court made the right decision when it ruled in favor of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, declaring the accord as constitutional and saying it is an executive agreement that does not require Senate concurrence and that it is in keeping with existing laws and treaties – namely the Visiting Forces Agreement and the Mutual Defense Treaty between the Philippines and the United States which allow the entry of foreign troops here in the country.

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Japanese conglomerate Marubeni Corp. also promised to invest $100 million to build various geothermal power plants in Mindanao.

Mrs. Arroyo and Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi witnessed the signing of two major bilateral agreements in Tokyo by Ambassador Domingo Siazon Jr. and Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano.
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There is no doubt the Supreme Court made the right decision when it ruled in favor of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, declaring the accord as constitutional and saying it is an executive agreement that does not require Senate concurrence and that it is in keeping with existing laws and treaties – namely the Visiting Forces Agreement and the Mutual Defense Treaty between the Philippines and the United States which allow the entry of foreign troops here in the country.

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Japanese conglomerate Marubeni Corp. also promised to invest $100 million to build various geothermal power plants in Mindanao.

Mrs. Arroyo and Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi witnessed the signing of two major bilateral agreements in Tokyo by Ambassador Domingo Siazon Jr. and Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano.
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