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We called him Uncle Eddie; when he got his stars he became General Eddie. After the 1986 People Power uprising – of which he was a principal figure – and he took over the national defense portfolio, he was Secretary Eddie.

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                    [Title] => Life after the presidency
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From the 26th floor office of the Ramos Peace and Development Foundation Inc. in Makati, Fidel Valdez Ramos has a panoramic view of the Makati skyline.

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                    [AuthorName] => Ana Marie Pamintuan
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                    [Title] => Hu Jintao and our railroad to progress
                    [Summary] => This morning, at about 9 a.m., our Samahang Plaridel of which this writer as chairman, and Manila’s Mayor Lito Atienza will unveil a monument of the hero of our revolutionary Propaganda Movement, Marcelo H. del Pilar, known by his nom de guerre or nom de plume (take your pick) of "Plaridel".


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                    [Title] => Shanghai from street level
                    [Summary] => All roads lead to  Shanghai these days, as the city just south of the mouth of the great Chang Jiang or Yangtze River (the third longest in the world) has become the destination du jour for Filipino travelers wary of trans-Pacific travel.  With Philippine Airlines’ five times a week direct flight between Manila and Shanghai, it’s an easy three-hour hop to shopping paradise and the pleasures of what used to be known as the Paris of the Orient, now China’s most dynamic city.


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                    [Title] => Travels with TechniColor
                    [Summary] => I wondered about the wisdom of traveling to China with a person whose hair was pink and purple.  In the first place, the picture in her passport showed her with blue hair; surely there would be a problem at immigration regarding the color discrepancy.


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                    [Title] => RP, China eye joint development of Spratlys
                    [Summary] => The Philippines and China have agreed to identify specific projects to jointly develop the disputed Spratly islands in the South China Sea but Manila will continue to push for a code of conduct covering the islands, President Arroyo announced the other night.


Mrs. Arroyo, who returned late Wednesday from a three-day state visit to China, said Chinese President Jiang Zemin agreed there should be no "provocative action" in the area.


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                    [Title] => Chinese war ships spotted at Mischief Reef
                    [Summary] => Philippine Air Force surveillance planes spotted Chinese navy vessels at Panganiban Reef, also known as Mischief Reef, over the weekend, before President Arroyo left for a three-day state visit to China, a ranking defense official said yesterday.


The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said four vessels were seen on Saturday docked at the Chinese structures on the reef, about 135 nautical miles west of Palawan.


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Ayon kay Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao, kabilang ang extradition treaty sa pagtitibaying kasunduan nina Pangulong Arroyo at Chinese President Jiang Zemin na magbibigay daan sa tinatawag na palitan ng mga bilanggo. Sa ilalim nito, ang mga sentensiyadong kriminal ng Pilipinas at China ay pauuwiin ng kani-kanilang mga bansa para doon ipagpatuloy ang pagsisilbi ng kanilang hatol.


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                    [Title] => GMA, Jiang nagkasundo sa palitan ng mga bilanggo
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                    [Title] => May buti sanang hatid ang APEC sa Pinas
                    [Summary] => Napakagandang tingnan ng retrato ng 21 miyembro ng Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). Kasama rito si President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, US President George W. Bush, Indonesian President Megawati, Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi at Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad.


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                    [AuthorName] => Danny Macabuhay
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CHINESE PRESIDENT JIANG ZEMIN

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Ayon kay Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao, kabilang ang extradition treaty sa pagtitibaying kasunduan nina Pangulong Arroyo at Chinese President Jiang Zemin na magbibigay daan sa tinatawag na palitan ng mga bilanggo. Sa ilalim nito, ang mga sentensiyadong kriminal ng Pilipinas at China ay pauuwiin ng kani-kanilang mga bansa para doon ipagpatuloy ang pagsisilbi ng kanilang hatol.


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