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                    [Title] => Gallery News: Elmer Borlongan at Pinto Art Museum
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                    [Title] => Another year, another feather in his cap
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Our man in Singapore Dengcoy Miel has done it again, with a new book that has been lauded by no less than the city-state’s Ministry of Communications and Information, which chose it as the past week’s must-read title.

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In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda, leaders of the farmers’ cooperatives said lawmakers should immediately look into the matter as the country would soon be flooded with imported rice.


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Presidential Adviser for Agri-culture Modernization Angelito Sarmiento, sectoral Rep. Ben Cruz (Butil), and actor Leo Martinez joined hands in promoting tobacco farming at their Dighay-Bayan TV program in Channel 4 recently.


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Rice farmers, belonging to the nationwide Sanduguan farmers’ organization and Butil, the only elected farmers’ party list group in the country, will hold a rally calling for the tariffication of rice to replace corruption-prone quantitative restrictions on rice administered by the National Food Authority (NFA). 


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The raging Philippine-Australian trade war has escalated after local meat
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If the boycott continues, Australia stands to lose as much as $110 million
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The Philippine Association of Meat Processors, Inc.
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importing beef and live cattle from Australia. This is until Australia opens
its market to Philippine fruits and other agricultural products.

If the boycott continues, Australia stands to lose as much as $110 million
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The Philippine Association of Meat Processors, Inc.
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