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[Summary] => Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas vice chairman Ricky Vargas said forging a better working relationship with FIBA is now among the wishes of the SBP.
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[Title] => Suspensiyon di pa naalis pero...
[Summary] => SEOUL – Hindi lamang minsan kundi dalawang beses nagtagpo sina Federation International de Basketball (FIBA) secretary-general Patrick Baumann at ang Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) officials sa pagsisikap na maalis ang suspensiyon ng bansa sa Grand Intercontinental Hotel dito noong Martes.
At bagamat hindi pa natatanggal ang suspensiyon, sinabi ni POC president Jose Cojuangco Jr. na mas may lunas na siyang nakikita sa madilim na daan matapos ang isang oras na sesyon sa hapon at dalawang oras at 15 minutos naman kagabi.
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[Title] => Peping hasn’t lost hope on SEAG caging
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. maintained that basketball could still be staged in the coming SEA Games with the Philippine Basketball Federation being recognized by the International Basketball Federation soon.
Cojuangco said he may tap some quarters involved with the FIBA to get the nod of secretary-general Patrick Bauhmann for recognition of the PBF as the country affiliate replacing the Basketball Association of the Philippines.
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[Title] => No end in sight on BAP-PBF row
[Summary] => The raging controversy between the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) and the Philippine Basketball Federation (PBF) has slowly turned into an ugly battle of press releases.
Instead of looking for a common ground that would lead to the lifting of the FIBA (International Basketball Federation) suspension on the Philippines, the two groups have started trading accusations through the media.
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[Title] => BAP blasts PBF’s ‘lies’ on unpaid FIBA fees
[Summary] => Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) president Joey Lina denied any standing obligation with FIBA, which continues to acknowledge BAP’s full privilege as a recognized affiliate following a receipt of confirmation from FIBA secretary-general Patrick Baumann.
Lina, refuting accusations hurled by PBF president Moying Martelino, said the BAP even paid in advance its membership dues until 2006. The last payment was coursed through RCBC via a telegraphic transfer of US$ 2,460 to Union Bank of Switzerland in Lausanne last July 6, 2005.
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[Title] => FIBA on side of beleaguered BAP
[Summary] => With 98 days left before the SEA Games, one of the biggest concerns facing Filipino sports officials is how to get the FIBA suspension lifted and therefore pave the way for the holding of the basketball competitions in the biennial event on Nov. 27 to Dec. 5.
As it is, there are two basketball associations in the country. There’s the Basketball Association of the Philippines, which has the recognition of FIBA, the world governing body in the sport, and the Philippine Basketball Federation, which has the recognition of the Philippine Olympic Committee.
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[Title] => Pagkilala ng PSC sa PBF hindi kailangan sa pagkuha ng rekognisyon ng FIBA
[Summary] => Hindi masyadong makaka-apekto sa inaasam na international recognition ng Philippine Basketball Federation (PBF) ang pagbibitin ng pagkilala sa kanila ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) bilang isang National Sports Association (NSA).
Sinabi ni Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) chairman Robert Aventajado na ang rekognisyon mula sa FIBA ang mahalaga pa rin para sa PBF.
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[Title] => Moying to meet FIBA chief today
[Summary] => Philippine Basketball Federation Inc. (PBFI) president Mauricio "Moying" Martelino leaves for Hong Kong today to meet international basketball federation (FIBA) president Carl Ching Menky in an effort to solve the crisis in the sport back home.
Martelino flies to the former British Crown Colony this morning with fellow PBFI incorporator Joey Romasanta, bringing with them pertinent documents that could help facilitate their bid for recognition as the country affiliate of the FIBA.
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[Title] => Aplikasyon sa FIBA pormal na isusumite ng PBF
[Summary] => Pormal na isusumite ngayon ng bagong tatag na Philippine Basketball Federation (PBF) ang kanilang application paper sa international basketball federation na FIBA sa Hong Kong para maging opisyal na miyembro.
Ang rekognisyon ng FIBA sa PBF ni Moying Martelino ang siyang hinihintay ng Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) at ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) upang tuluyan nang kilalanin bilang bagong basketball association.
Maliban sa pagsusumite ng kanilang aplikasyon, hihingin rin ni Martelino ang basbas ni FIBA-Asia chief Carl Ching Menky.
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[Title] => POC okays PBF as new cage body
[Summary] => The Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday granted the Philippine Basketball Federation full recognition as the country’s governing body for basketball and turned down the Basketball Association of the Philippines’ appeal for reinstatement.
POC president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. said the PBF, whose recognition was affirmed by the General Assembly, must now work for its approval by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), which earlier suspended the country in disgust over the controversies that rocked RP basketball.
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CARL CHING MENKY
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At bagamat hindi pa natatanggal ang suspensiyon, sinabi ni POC president Jose Cojuangco Jr. na mas may lunas na siyang nakikita sa madilim na daan matapos ang isang oras na sesyon sa hapon at dalawang oras at 15 minutos naman kagabi.
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[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. maintained that basketball could still be staged in the coming SEA Games with the Philippine Basketball Federation being recognized by the International Basketball Federation soon.
Cojuangco said he may tap some quarters involved with the FIBA to get the nod of secretary-general Patrick Bauhmann for recognition of the PBF as the country affiliate replacing the Basketball Association of the Philippines.
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Instead of looking for a common ground that would lead to the lifting of the FIBA (International Basketball Federation) suspension on the Philippines, the two groups have started trading accusations through the media.
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Lina, refuting accusations hurled by PBF president Moying Martelino, said the BAP even paid in advance its membership dues until 2006. The last payment was coursed through RCBC via a telegraphic transfer of US$ 2,460 to Union Bank of Switzerland in Lausanne last July 6, 2005.
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As it is, there are two basketball associations in the country. There’s the Basketball Association of the Philippines, which has the recognition of FIBA, the world governing body in the sport, and the Philippine Basketball Federation, which has the recognition of the Philippine Olympic Committee.
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Sinabi ni Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) chairman Robert Aventajado na ang rekognisyon mula sa FIBA ang mahalaga pa rin para sa PBF.
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[Summary] => Philippine Basketball Federation Inc. (PBFI) president Mauricio "Moying" Martelino leaves for Hong Kong today to meet international basketball federation (FIBA) president Carl Ching Menky in an effort to solve the crisis in the sport back home.
Martelino flies to the former British Crown Colony this morning with fellow PBFI incorporator Joey Romasanta, bringing with them pertinent documents that could help facilitate their bid for recognition as the country affiliate of the FIBA.
Menky, meanwhile, is reportedly coming in after a conference in China.
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Ang rekognisyon ng FIBA sa PBF ni Moying Martelino ang siyang hinihintay ng Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) at ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) upang tuluyan nang kilalanin bilang bagong basketball association.
Maliban sa pagsusumite ng kanilang aplikasyon, hihingin rin ni Martelino ang basbas ni FIBA-Asia chief Carl Ching Menky.
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POC president Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. said the PBF, whose recognition was affirmed by the General Assembly, must now work for its approval by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), which earlier suspended the country in disgust over the controversies that rocked RP basketball.
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