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[Title] => House lawmakers: Upper-middle income status hides wealth gap
[Summary] => Lawmakers yesterday slammed the administration’s economic milestones, asserting that international accolades mask a deep-seated wage crisis that has left millions of Filipinos impoverished and saddled with the highest workplace stress in Southeast Asia.
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[Title] => Slow economic growth to remain
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[Title] => Russian officials celebrate ties with Philippines
[Summary] => A Russian delegation highlighted the growing cultural, educational, and economic ties between Russia and the Philippines during the recent Mandaue Culture and Heritage Night held at the Mandaue Heritage Plaza, where Filipino and Russian performers showcased traditional dances and cultural presentations.
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[Title] => What have the dirty politicians done to the Philippines?
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[Title] => Luzon Economic Corridor draws in 7 new countries
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