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                    [Title] => Sec. Saludo nagbitiw!
                    [Summary] => Matapos ang isang ‘word war’ kay Senate President Franklin Drilon, nagbitiw kahapon sa tungkulin si Deputy Presidential Spokesman Ricardo Saludo.


Sa kanyang liham kay Pangulong Arroyo, idinahilan ni Saludo na masyado nang okupado ang kanyang panahon bilang Cabinet secretary bukod pa sa pagiging acting Presidential Management Staff chief at hindi na nito kakayanin pa ang trabaho bilang deputy presidential spokesman.


Ayon kay Press Secretary at Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye, dumaming masyado ang trabaho ni Saludo bilang Cabinet secretary dahil sa mga pulong ng Gabinete at implementasyon ng mga direktibang ipinalalabas ng Pangulo.


Kamakalawa ay inakusahang ignorante ni Drilon si Saludo matapos sabihin ng huli na hindi na kailangan ang debt cap dahil nagtatalaga na ng limitasyon ang administrasyon sa mga utang nito.
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                    [Title] => Malacañang receptive to proposed cap on borrowings
                    [Summary] => Malacañang welcomed discussions yesterday on the plan to set a cap on foreign borrowings.


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye told Radio Mindanao Network the proposal of Senate President Franklin Drilon to set a debt cap should be discussed in the light of the financial crisis the country is facing.


But Bunye noted that, in spite of the proposals to limit foreign borrowings, international financial facilities are still available to be tapped.


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                    [Title] => Drilon seeks limit on gov’t borrowings
                    [Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon called yesterday for the setting of a cap on government borrowings to keep the budget deficit down and avert the looming fiscal crisis.


"Debt servicing has been eating a substantial portion of the annual budget. Because of mandatory interest payments, there is little room for expenditures in the national budget for urgent social and physical infrastructures needed to stimulate the economy," he said.


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                    [Title] => Drilon calls Neri opposition to proposed debt cap ‘ironic’
                    [Summary] => "The right hand doesn’t seem to know what the left hand is doing."


Thus said Senate President Franklin Drilon in reaction to a statement issued by National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Romulo Neri expressing his objection on the proposed debt cap bill now pending in the Senate.


Drilon said he was surprised by Neri’s comments, revealing that it was the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) which actually recommended the filing of the debt cap bill.


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DEBT CAP ACT

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Sa kanyang liham kay Pangulong Arroyo, idinahilan ni Saludo na masyado nang okupado ang kanyang panahon bilang Cabinet secretary bukod pa sa pagiging acting Presidential Management Staff chief at hindi na nito kakayanin pa ang trabaho bilang deputy presidential spokesman.


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                    [Title] => Malacañang receptive to proposed cap on borrowings
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But Bunye noted that, in spite of the proposals to limit foreign borrowings, international financial facilities are still available to be tapped.


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"Debt servicing has been eating a substantial portion of the annual budget. Because of mandatory interest payments, there is little room for expenditures in the national budget for urgent social and physical infrastructures needed to stimulate the economy," he said.


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                    [Title] => Drilon calls Neri opposition to proposed debt cap ‘ironic’
                    [Summary] => "The right hand doesn’t seem to know what the left hand is doing."


Thus said Senate President Franklin Drilon in reaction to a statement issued by National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Romulo Neri expressing his objection on the proposed debt cap bill now pending in the Senate.


Drilon said he was surprised by Neri’s comments, revealing that it was the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) which actually recommended the filing of the debt cap bill.


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Sec. Saludo nagbitiw!

September 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Matapos ang isang ‘word war’ kay Senate President Franklin Drilon, nagbitiw kahapon sa tungkulin si Deputy Presidential Spokesman Ricardo Saludo. Sa kanyang liham kay Pangulong Arroyo, idinahilan ni Saludo...

Bansa

Malacañang receptive to proposed cap on borrowings

By Marvin Sy | September 13, 2004 - 12:00am

Malacañang welcomed discussions yesterday on the plan to set a cap on foreign borrowings. Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye told Radio Mindanao Network the proposal of Senate President Franklin Drilon...

Headlines

Drilon seeks limit on gov’t borrowings

By Jess Diaz | September 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Senate President Franklin Drilon called yesterday for the setting of a cap on government borrowings to keep the budget deficit down and avert the looming fiscal crisis. "Debt servicing has been eating a substantial...

Headlines

Drilon calls Neri opposition to proposed debt cap ‘ironic’

June 1, 2003 - 12:00am

"The right hand doesn’t seem to know what the left hand is doing." Thus said Senate President Franklin Drilon in reaction to a statement issued by National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary...

Business