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                    [Title] => RP seeking $1-B US loan for AFP
                    [Summary] => WASHINGTON — A Philippine delegation led by Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes is negotiating for a $1-billion loan package to modernize the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).


As a member of President Arroyo’s advance team for her May 19 state visit, Reyes arrived here Wednesday for talks with Condolleeza Rice, US President George W. Bush’s national security adviser, on the $1-billion loan package spread over five years. 


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                    [Title] => AMLA amendments face fine-tuning
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"For us to be removed from the watchlist, we will probably come up with further amendments of the (law). We will probably go to further refinement but the important thing is that March 15 deadline is already out," Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye told a radio interview yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Cimatu checks on 1.2-M Pinoys in Middle East
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In her weekly radio message yesterday, President Arroyo announced that she had already instructed Cimatu to leave as soon as possible.


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                    [Title] => Bush thanks GMA for backing US on Iraq
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Bush called up Mrs. Arroyo and the two leaders discussed "counter-terrorism efforts around the world, including in Southeast Asia," White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said.


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                    [Title] => Bush calls Gracia ‘a pillar of strength’
                    [Summary] => KANSAS CITY, Missouri (AFP) – US President George W. Bush telephoned an American missionary Tuesday to offer condolences for the death of her husband in the rescue that ended a year-long hostage ordeal in the Philippines, the White House said. 


"The president said afterwards that she is a pillar of strength," White House spokesman Ari Fleischer told reporters of the conversation with Gracia Burnham, widow of missionary Martin Burnham. 


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In her weekly radio message yesterday, President Arroyo announced that she had already instructed Cimatu to leave as soon as possible.


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