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The Arroyo administration will be holding an international roadshow in March to prop up the investment image of the Philippines. In the last two years of the Estrada administration, many foreign investors had either been pulling out or downscaling their operations.
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The three groups made a presentation yesterday before Finance Secretary Alberto Romulo and other finance officials, including National Treasurer in-waiting Sergio Edeza and Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Dante Canlas.
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February 8, 2001 - 12:00am
