+ Follow CECILIA FERNANDEZ Tag
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[Title] => Court orders arrest of trader who threatened Cavite fiscal
[Summary] => A Cavite court has ordered the arrest of a businessman earlier disarmed by police after allegedly threatening to kill provincial prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco, son of former National Bureau of Investigation director Epimaco Velasco.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => 'NBI agent' loses guns over threat to fiscal
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) has seized the firearms of a businessman who allegedly claimed to be a National Bureau of Investigation agent and threatened to kill Cavite Provincial Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco, a son of former NBI director Epimaco Velasco.
[DatePublished] => 2012-10-01 00:00:00
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[Title] => Amo target nakawan kaya pinatay
[Summary] => Mariing pinabulaanan ng pamilya ng napatay na negosyante na kapatid ng dating mayor sa bayang ito ang angulong paghihiganti ang naging motibo upang paslangin ang una ng sariling tauhan.
[DatePublished] => 2010-12-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => RP to file formal trade complaint versus Australia
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The Philippine government is set to file a formal trade complaint against
Australia after the two groups failed to reach an agreement regarding the
Philippines' proposal to export tropical fruits to Australia.
The STAR learned that the Department of Agriculture has already
requested the Philippine mission in Geneva to seek constitution by the World
Trade Organization (WTO) of a dispute settlement panel that will decide on the
matter.
Under WTO rules, the disputing groups first have to try to settle the matter
bilaterally.
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[Title] => RP, Australia still at odds over trade issue
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The Philippine and Australian governments remain at loggerheads over the
former's proposal that it be allowed to export mangoes, bananas, and
pineapples.
For some time now, the Department of Agriculture has made it extremely
difficult for Australian meat product exports into the Philippines to secure
the necessary import permits.
This was in retaliation for Australia's refusal to allow the entry of
Philippine tropical fruits.
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[Title] => Importers of agri goods need clearance
[Summary] =>
Importers now have to secure a government quarantine clearance before being
able to import agricultural products, live animals, plants, fishes, as well as
their products and by-products.
This is contained in Administrative Order no. 18 signed by Agriculture
Secretary Edgardo Angara last April 24 but which was released only yesterday.
The order amends AO no.
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CECILIA FERNANDEZ
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[Summary] => A Cavite court has ordered the arrest of a businessman earlier disarmed by police after allegedly threatening to kill provincial prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco, son of former National Bureau of Investigation director Epimaco Velasco.
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[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) has seized the firearms of a businessman who allegedly claimed to be a National Bureau of Investigation agent and threatened to kill Cavite Provincial Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco, a son of former NBI director Epimaco Velasco.
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[Title] => Amo target nakawan kaya pinatay
[Summary] => Mariing pinabulaanan ng pamilya ng napatay na negosyante na kapatid ng dating mayor sa bayang ito ang angulong paghihiganti ang naging motibo upang paslangin ang una ng sariling tauhan.
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[Title] => RP to file formal trade complaint versus Australia
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The Philippine government is set to file a formal trade complaint against
Australia after the two groups failed to reach an agreement regarding the
Philippines' proposal to export tropical fruits to Australia.
The STAR learned that the Department of Agriculture has already
requested the Philippine mission in Geneva to seek constitution by the World
Trade Organization (WTO) of a dispute settlement panel that will decide on the
matter.
Under WTO rules, the disputing groups first have to try to settle the matter
bilaterally.
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[Title] => RP, Australia still at odds over trade issue
[Summary] =>
The Philippine and Australian governments remain at loggerheads over the
former's proposal that it be allowed to export mangoes, bananas, and
pineapples.
For some time now, the Department of Agriculture has made it extremely
difficult for Australian meat product exports into the Philippines to secure
the necessary import permits.
This was in retaliation for Australia's refusal to allow the entry of
Philippine tropical fruits.
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => Importers of agri goods need clearance
[Summary] =>
Importers now have to secure a government quarantine clearance before being
able to import agricultural products, live animals, plants, fishes, as well as
their products and by-products.
This is contained in Administrative Order no. 18 signed by Agriculture
Secretary Edgardo Angara last April 24 but which was released only yesterday.
The order amends AO no.
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