+ Follow ED SANTOALLA Tag
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[Title] => No benefits for rural poor from food price hikes - study
[Summary] => Rural poor people in developing countries like the Philippines have not benefitted from the increase in the prices of food commodities even if they make their living from agriculture, according to a report of international development organization Oxfam.
[DatePublished] => 2008-10-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Living Asia’ plus Roberto alive!
[Summary] => Last Wednesday evening proved to be a wondrous double treat at the Cultural Center of the Philippines for this cultural observer. Two invites for successive events served their purpose exceedingly well – one with an eye (or both) out to the future of Pinoy TV, the other a premiere screening of a full video flashback as homage to Roberto Villanueva, our "shaman/showman" of an artist-friend who lives on.
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[AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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[Title] => The good-news campaign
[Summary] => A leukemia warrior, a great journalist and a good friend Ed Santoalla, writing for the ISLA/The Advocacy Channel, Inc., got noticed by my cyber pal David Murphy, M.D. who makes it a point to scan all Philippine major papers day by day from his base in America. Ed’s article was published on Monday, May 13, the same day that my own column titled "Good News" appeared in The STAR. "It seems that they launched Isla in December to spread good news, which they apparently call advocacy," said Dr. Murphy.
[DatePublished] => 2002-05-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Consumer protection primer out
[Summary] => A primer on how to make markets work for Filipino consumers is now off the press and ready for distribution to consumer groups, policy-makers and other interested parties.
The primer, titled "Making Markets Work for Filipino Consumers: A Primer on Competition Regulation and Consumer Protection," is an excellent source of information and insights that can help consumer advocates better argue or lobby their case for a more consumer-friendly business environment in the country.
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The primer, titled "Making Markets Work for Filipino Consumers: A Primer on Competition Regulation and Consumer Protection," is an excellent source of information and insights that can help consumer advocates better argue or lobby their case for a more consumer-friendly business environment in the country.
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[Title] => No benefits for rural poor from food price hikes - study
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[Summary] => Last Wednesday evening proved to be a wondrous double treat at the Cultural Center of the Philippines for this cultural observer. Two invites for successive events served their purpose exceedingly well – one with an eye (or both) out to the future of Pinoy TV, the other a premiere screening of a full video flashback as homage to Roberto Villanueva, our "shaman/showman" of an artist-friend who lives on.
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The primer, titled "Making Markets Work for Filipino Consumers: A Primer on Competition Regulation and Consumer Protection," is an excellent source of information and insights that can help consumer advocates better argue or lobby their case for a more consumer-friendly business environment in the country.
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The primer, titled "Making Markets Work for Filipino Consumers: A Primer on Competition Regulation and Consumer Protection," is an excellent source of information and insights that can help consumer advocates better argue or lobby their case for a more consumer-friendly business environment in the country.
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