+ Follow CLARK-METRO MANILA Tag
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[Title] => Noy: Gov’t can still pursue Clark-MM railway system
[Summary] => The government has not abandoned plans to build a modern railway system linking the Clark International Airport (CIA) with Metro Manila, although there are still two issues that have to be resolved, President Aquino said the other day.
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[Title] => From Cory’s galunggong to Ate Glo’s tilapia
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — President Arroyo wants to leave her mark on the Filipino dining table by making tilapia affordable to even the poorest families by the time she steps down in 18 months.
[DatePublished] => 2003-01-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Talks underway for Expo reopening
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CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Negotiations are underway for the reopening of the controversial Expo Pilipino here, possibly on Valentine’s Day next year, Emmanuel Angeles, president and chief executive officer of the Clark Development Corp. (CDC), said.
Angeles told reporters that talks are ongoing with AsiaKonstrukt and the National Development Corp. (NDC), developers of Expo Pilipino, for its conversion into a "different theme park."
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[Title] => NAIA terminal deal can’t be scrapped — GMA
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Legal complications prevent the government from scrapping the controversial deal with the Philippine International Air Terminals Corp. (Piatco), President Arroyo announced here yesterday.
"It (the Piatco contract) is under review but it’s been there through several governments and even if we abrogate it, we’ll just get a lawsuit," said the Chief Executive.
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CLARK-METRO MANILA
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[Title] => Talks underway for Expo reopening
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Negotiations are underway for the reopening of the controversial Expo Pilipino here, possibly on Valentine’s Day next year, Emmanuel Angeles, president and chief executive officer of the Clark Development Corp. (CDC), said.
Angeles told reporters that talks are ongoing with AsiaKonstrukt and the National Development Corp. (NDC), developers of Expo Pilipino, for its conversion into a "different theme park."
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[Title] => NAIA terminal deal can’t be scrapped — GMA
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Legal complications prevent the government from scrapping the controversial deal with the Philippine International Air Terminals Corp. (Piatco), President Arroyo announced here yesterday.
"It (the Piatco contract) is under review but it’s been there through several governments and even if we abrogate it, we’ll just get a lawsuit," said the Chief Executive.
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