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Eleven years after the governments of the Philippines and China broke ground for the project, construction of what was originally called the North Luzon Railway may finally get underway.

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                    [Title] => Teves: Still no railway for $921-M Northrail
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Taxpayers are spending P22 million a year just to house nearly 2,000 vote counting machines that cannot be used. Taxpayers are also spending about $20 million a year as “commitment fee” for a 20-year loan totaling over $1 billion from the Chinese government.
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                    [Title] => Palace to invoke secrecy on Northrail
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                    [Title] => Huge bribes delayed $503-M Northrail project, says lawyer
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The Chinese contractor of the $503-million North Rail project wants out because of the “huge bribe” paid to Filipino officials, causing a five-year delay in the project, according to a lawyer familiar with the case.

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                    [Title] => 3 MOA nilagdaan ng Northrail
                    [Summary] => Tatlong memorandum of agreement ang nilagdaan ng North Luzon Railways Corporation (Northrail) kabilang ang joint venture agreement nito sa Philippine National Railways (PNR).


Ayon kay Northrail president Jose Cortes Jr., ang mga nilagdaang MOA ng Northrail kahapon ay para sa pag-upa sa lupang pag-aari ng National Food Authority (NFA) sa Dalandanan, Valenzuela City upang maging depot ng mga tren ng Northrail.


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                    [Title] => Turn-over ng nalinis na riles sa Northrail
                    [Summary] => Inaasahan ni Northrail president Jose Cortes Jr. ang turn-over ng Bulacan properties mula National Housing Authority (NHA) sa North Luzon Railways Corporation (Northrail) sa linggong ito.


Sinabi ni Transportation Undersecretary Cortes, sa Disyembre 22 ang formal turn-over ng NHA sa Bulacan properties ng PNR na nalinis na nila mula sa mga informal settlers.


Ayon kay Cortes, ito na lamang ang kanilang hinihintay upang tuloy-tuloy na ang pagsisimula ng konstruksyon ng Northrail project mula Caloocan City hanggang Malolos, Bulacan.


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                    [Title] => Northrail tuloy na
                    [Summary] => Siniguro kahapon ni Northrail president Jose Cortes Jr. na wala ng sagabal sa konstruksyon ng Northrail na magmumula sa Caloocan City hanggang Malolos, Bulacan makaraang ibasura ng Supreme Court ang hinihinging Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) ni Atty. Harry Roque ng UP Law Center at isang urban poor group.


Sa naging resolusyon ng SC, dapat ay sa mababang hukuman kinuwestyon ng grupo ni Atty. Roque ang kontrata ng Northrail sa China National Machinery and Equipment Group (CNMEG) at hindi sa high tribunal.


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                    [Title] => Trabaho sa taga-riles siniguro
                    [Summary] => Siniguro kahapon ni Northrail president Jose Cortes Jr. na magiging prayoridad ng North Luzon Railways Corporation (Northrail) at China National Machinery and Equipment Group (CNMEG) ang mga residente na apektado ng proyekto upang pagkalooban ng trabaho.


Sinabi ni Mr. Cortes, undersecretary din ng Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), mahigit 2,000 personnel ang kakailanganin ng Northrail sa sandaling simulan ang konstruksyon ng 65-kilometrong riles mula Caloocan City hanggang Malolos, Bulacan.


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                    [Title] => Beijing wants rail project completed
                    [Summary] => Even as the North Rail project faces scrutiny by the Senate, outgoing Chinese Ambassador Wu Hongbo said his government is determined to push through with the $503-million railway system that will run from Caloocan City to Malolos City in Bulacan.


In his speech at a farewell dinner tendered in his honor by Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. in Makati City Tuesday night, Wu lamented that the current state of Philippine railroads are worse than those he rode in as a child in China 40 years ago.


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Ayon kay Northrail president Jose Cortes Jr., ang mga nilagdaang MOA ng Northrail kahapon ay para sa pag-upa sa lupang pag-aari ng National Food Authority (NFA) sa Dalandanan, Valenzuela City upang maging depot ng mga tren ng Northrail.


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Sinabi ni Transportation Undersecretary Cortes, sa Disyembre 22 ang formal turn-over ng NHA sa Bulacan properties ng PNR na nalinis na nila mula sa mga informal settlers.


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