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Public approval of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's government has suffered a steep drop in the weeks since massive protests broke out across this country, according to Brazil's first nationwide poll released since the unrest began.

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Donald Dee, president of the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), said yesterday they will encourage the giving of emergency relief allowance to workers in small and medium enterprises .

"The employers, particularly those from small and medium enterprises favor the relief allowance," he said. "In fact, big companies are already providing their workers allowance."
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The trio also assailed Mrs. Arroyo’s opponents, including the Abu Sayyaf kidnappers in Mindanao and allies of deposed President Joseph Estrada.

"Let us give her all the help she can get. She needs it," Aquino said, referring to Mrs. Arroyo, who like her was swept to power through a popular uprising.
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Donald Dee, president of the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), said yesterday they will encourage the giving of emergency relief allowance to workers in small and medium enterprises .

"The employers, particularly those from small and medium enterprises favor the relief allowance," he said. "In fact, big companies are already providing their workers allowance."
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The trio also assailed Mrs. Arroyo’s opponents, including the Abu Sayyaf kidnappers in Mindanao and allies of deposed President Joseph Estrada.

"Let us give her all the help she can get. She needs it," Aquino said, referring to Mrs. Arroyo, who like her was swept to power through a popular uprising.
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