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Here’s praying that Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company will finally have its own home – a theater of its own, a theater it truly deserves.
The Company has made the Philippines proud in countless dance festivals for many decades now. It is inarguably world-class. It also happens to be a national dance company.
Wishful thinking? No. It’s about time we all help and make that wish come true. How?
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[Title] => Bomb blasts throw Madrid into chaos
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Four blocks away from my hotel, the Westin Palace Hotel, the most deadly blast of all devastated the train just pulling into the Estacion Atocha, killing 29 commuters immediately – shredding them, scything through the survivors. For this newsman, just arrived the night before from Manila, it was a rude awakening.
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[Title] => Renewable energy’s promise
[Summary] => MADRID, Spain – There is still hope for some 4,600 villages in the Philippines that still do not receive electricity as the government pushes for increased renewable energy production in the country.
I just joined the last leg of a three-country renewable energy trade mission led by Energy Secretary Vincent Perez which took the group to the Czech Republic, Germany, and then to Spain, urging European businessmen to participate in the highly promising renewable energy sector in the Philippines which now accounts for 40 percent of the energy mix.
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The Company has made the Philippines proud in countless dance festivals for many decades now. It is inarguably world-class. It also happens to be a national dance company.
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November 9, 2003 - 12:00am
