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                    [Title] => Japan continues support for IPs in Mindanao
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In southern Mindanao, indigenous peoples like the B’laan and T’boli have kept their traditional ways of life.

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This was revealed yesterday by Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) president Remedios Macalingcag who, however, refused to admit that the imposition of more stringent conditions may have something to do with the country’s current political instability.

The DBP and JBIC are currently negoating a ¥70-billion or P30.5-billion loan under what the DBP labels as a Jexim 5 loan.
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The DBP and JBIC are currently negoating a ¥70-billion or P30.5-billion loan under what the DBP labels as a Jexim 5 loan.
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