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[Title] => Serge warns Arroyo hiring ‘brightest crooks’
[Summary] => President Arroyo has been hiring the "best and the brightest" to join her government, according to opposition Sen. Sergio "Serge" Osmeña III.
"She’s been recruiting the best friends of Jose Pidal and the brightest crooks," he told journalists over the weekend.
"That is the reason why these government corporations are losing billions in taxpayers’ money," he said.
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[Title] => Bayanihan Fund will not fix deficit problem
[Summary] => Let us just be clear about one thing: That Bayanihan Fund initiated by Speaker Joe de Venecia will not fix the fiscal deficit problem. It is largely symbolic, a somewhat showbiz type attempt to rally people to do something to acknowledge the existence of the crisis. Even if they manage to collect the P5-billion goal, that would be a small drop in our bucket of fiscal despair.
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[Title] => Night of awards
[Summary] => At a dinner hosted Monday by Speaker Jose de Venecia, Jr. and his lovely wife Gina at their Makati residence, Congressional Medals of Achievement were given by the Speaker to Rev. Fr. Pierre Tritz SJ, the Earthsavers Dreams Ensemble founded by Cecile Guidote-Alvarez, and to the Philippine National Oil Company through Ambassador Thelmo Y. Cunanan.
Each award-citation was bestowed on behalf of the Filipino nation in accordance with a Congressional resolution signed by Speaker De Venecia.
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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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"She’s been recruiting the best friends of Jose Pidal and the brightest crooks," he told journalists over the weekend.
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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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November 9, 2003 - 12:00am
