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[Title] => Binay ala-Peewee na!
[Summary] => Mukhang nagkatotoo na ang inaasahan ni Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay na siya na ang susunod kay Pasay City Mayor Wenceslao "Peewee" Trinidad na masususpinde matapos ipahayag ng Ombudsman na may sapat na ebidensiya para sampahan ng kasong katiwalian o graft si Binay, asawa nitong si Elenita at siyam na iba pa.
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[Title] => Makati cracks whip on erring businesses
[Summary] => Determined to maintain its name and reputation as the country’s business and financial capital, the city government of Makati is now implementing a crackdown on businesses illegally operating in the city.
For the first two months of 2006 alone, 52 different business establishments were sent closure orders for violationg existing city ordinances and national laws.
Records from the City Administrator’s Office (CAO) said most of the establishments ordered closed were found to be operating without a mayor’s permit in violation of City Ordinance 2004-A-025.
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[Title] => Makati gives up holiday glitter to feed poor families
[Summary] => Instead of spending millions for Christmas street lights and fireworks, the city government of Makati City has decided to celebrate the holidays this year by putting food on every family’s table.
Mayor Jejomar Binay announced yesterday that the country’s financial capital will neither have the usual lights and decor nor the extravagant fireworks display on New Year’s Eve.
He said the city government decided to postpone the annual installation of Christmas lights along major roads and so that funds allocated for the same can be used to buy grocery items.
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[Title] => Makati government says business still brisk despite rallies
[Summary] => The anti-government protests in Makati City have the makings of a brewing class war as the rallies tend to be bad business for the swanky establishments, but good for the ambulant and fast food stalls patronized by the masa.
The city government of Makati disputed yesterday the claims made by the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) that businesses in the city have been adversely affected by rallies calling for the resignation of President Arroyo.
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For the first two months of 2006 alone, 52 different business establishments were sent closure orders for violationg existing city ordinances and national laws.
Records from the City Administrator’s Office (CAO) said most of the establishments ordered closed were found to be operating without a mayor’s permit in violation of City Ordinance 2004-A-025.
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Mayor Jejomar Binay announced yesterday that the country’s financial capital will neither have the usual lights and decor nor the extravagant fireworks display on New Year’s Eve.
He said the city government decided to postpone the annual installation of Christmas lights along major roads and so that funds allocated for the same can be used to buy grocery items.
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[Summary] => The anti-government protests in Makati City have the makings of a brewing class war as the rallies tend to be bad business for the swanky establishments, but good for the ambulant and fast food stalls patronized by the masa.
The city government of Makati disputed yesterday the claims made by the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) that businesses in the city have been adversely affected by rallies calling for the resignation of President Arroyo.
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