+ Follow CASUELA Tag
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[Title] => Traffic-stopping blast rocks US Embassy
[Summary] => The aftershocks of an "explosion" seemingly detonated somewhere inside the US Embassy compound in Manila rocked Roxas Boulevard yesterday and snarled up traffic as Manila policemen rushed to the scene of the "attack" that left five "casualties."
Fire engine and ambulance sirens cut shrill swaths through the early afternoon traffic and a Humvee with a mounted caliber .50 machine gun manned by Filipino soldiers stood guard at the embassy gates.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Nikko Dizon
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[ArticleID] => 99057
[Title] => Land Bank nixes plan to sue Urban Bank
[Summary] =>
Land Bank of the Philippines will no longer pursue its plan to file a lawsuit
against Urban Bank of the latter's inability to pay back P1.050 billion in
interbank loans before it declared a bank holiday on April 26, sources told
The STAR over the weekend.
"It's not true (that Land Bank is suing Urbank Bank)," sources said.
This was confirmed by Urbank Bank president Teodoro Borlongan, who said that he
has talked with Land Bank president Florido Casuela days after the bank was
closed. He said Casuela "understood" what happened to the bank.
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Land Bank now requiring coops to use certified seeds
[Summary] =>
Starting the first cropping season (wet season), of this year, all
Landbank-assisted cooperatives and newly-accessing cooperatives availing of
loans from the Landbank of the Philippines to finance their palay production
projects are required to use certified seeds.
Landbank president and CEO Florido P. Casuela said this latest directive issued
by the Bank is supportive of the government's thrust of attaining food security
and enhancing the productivity of palay farmers.
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CASUELA
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[Title] => Traffic-stopping blast rocks US Embassy
[Summary] => The aftershocks of an "explosion" seemingly detonated somewhere inside the US Embassy compound in Manila rocked Roxas Boulevard yesterday and snarled up traffic as Manila policemen rushed to the scene of the "attack" that left five "casualties."
Fire engine and ambulance sirens cut shrill swaths through the early afternoon traffic and a Humvee with a mounted caliber .50 machine gun manned by Filipino soldiers stood guard at the embassy gates.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Nikko Dizon
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[Title] => Land Bank nixes plan to sue Urban Bank
[Summary] =>
Land Bank of the Philippines will no longer pursue its plan to file a lawsuit
against Urban Bank of the latter's inability to pay back P1.050 billion in
interbank loans before it declared a bank holiday on April 26, sources told
The STAR over the weekend.
"It's not true (that Land Bank is suing Urbank Bank)," sources said.
This was confirmed by Urbank Bank president Teodoro Borlongan, who said that he
has talked with Land Bank president Florido Casuela days after the bank was
closed. He said Casuela "understood" what happened to the bank.
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Land Bank now requiring coops to use certified seeds
[Summary] =>
Starting the first cropping season (wet season), of this year, all
Landbank-assisted cooperatives and newly-accessing cooperatives availing of
loans from the Landbank of the Philippines to finance their palay production
projects are required to use certified seeds.
Landbank president and CEO Florido P. Casuela said this latest directive issued
by the Bank is supportive of the government's thrust of attaining food security
and enhancing the productivity of palay farmers.
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January 30, 2000 - 12:00am