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 It’s going to be a happy New Year for old-age pensioners of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), as their minimum monthly pension will be raised to P5,000 starting next month, GSIS chairman Daniel Lacson, Jr. announced.

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                    [Title] => Government creates P25-billion infrastructure fund
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The Aquino administration has announced the creation of a P25-billion infrastructure fund, the largest ever assembled in the country, with the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) as the lead investor. 
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                    [Title] => GSIS restores benefits to Caloocan employees
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After seven years, the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) lifted yesterday its suspension of the Caloocan City government employees’ benefits.
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                    [Title] => GSIS, DepEd sign accord on public teachers' concerns
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The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), the state-run pension fund for public employees, and the Department of Education (DepEd) have agreed to address the concerns of public school teachers through a memorandum of understanding during the first wave of dialogue between the two agencies.
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                    [Title] => Former GSIS chief says he is ready to face audit
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Former Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) president and general manager Winston Garcia said he is ready to face any investigation or audit of GSIS’ operations during his time.
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                    [Title] => New GSIS chief told to refund P1.7-billion illegal deductions from teachers
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A militant party-list lawmaker called on newly appointed Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) chairman Daniel Lacson to immediately scrap the “unjust and illegal” policies of his predecessor and refund P1.7 billion in deductions from teachers’ benefits.
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                    [Title] => Former Negros Occ gov named GSIS chairman
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President Aquino announced here yesterday the appointment of former Negros Occidental Gov. Daniel Lacson as chairman of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS).
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                    [Title] => Bill extends tenure of immigration trio
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Check out the mandatory retirement dates of present Supreme Court justices on their 70th birthdays. Inclusive of the May 17 departure of Chief Justice Puno, the next President will get to appoint only four justices until 2016.
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                    [Title] => Metro Pacific sells 10% stake in Landco to fund Nenaco rehab
                    [Summary] => Holding firm Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) has sold a portion of its shareholdings in high-end real estate development subsidiary Landco Pacific Corp. for P60.5 million, the company said in a statement.


The sale involves 529,587 shares or 10.33 percent of Landco’s outstanding capital stock, reducing MPC’s stake in the company to 51 percent.


The buying parties were AB Holdings Corp., a private investment company, and certain individuals in the management of Landco, a multi-product property development firm.


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                    [Title] => Business as a vocation
                    [Summary] => Tumandok Crafts Industries chief executive officer  Josephine Locsin has an unusual business partner.


"I see the business as a vocation. By  spreading economic benefits to the communities the company operates in, I am able to spread the good news about God’s love," she said. "I have absolute faith in my business partner. He has never let me down."


A case in point was the fire that gutted the Tumandok factory  in Bago City, Negros Occidental four months ago. The estimated damage from the fire was P4.5 million.


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DANIEL LACSON

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The sale involves 529,587 shares or 10.33 percent of Landco’s outstanding capital stock, reducing MPC’s stake in the company to 51 percent.


The buying parties were AB Holdings Corp., a private investment company, and certain individuals in the management of Landco, a multi-product property development firm.


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A case in point was the fire that gutted the Tumandok factory  in Bago City, Negros Occidental four months ago. The estimated damage from the fire was P4.5 million.


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