+ Follow EVEN JAPAN Tag
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[Title] => Two birds with one stone
[Summary] => Every newspaper in the Philippines headlined the story about the United States Congress approving last week a $787 billion stimulus package that included a provision recognizing the role of Filipino war veterans and ordering a lumpsum tax-free payment of cash benefits to them.
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[Title] => The preaching of John the Baptist
[Summary] => Today is the 2nd Sunday of Advent.
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[Title] => Congressman seeks qualifying tests for all traffic cops
[Summary] => Palawan Rep. Abraham Mitra is proposing a qualifying examination for tens of thousands of traffic enforcers not only in Metro Manila but in the provinces as well, including those employed by local government units.
Mitra said yesterday he would introduce a provision in the proposed P1-trillion 2006 national budget requiring concerned agencies to set into motion an accreditation system for traffic enforcers and to design a qualification test for them.
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[Summary] => TAIPEI, Taiwan – Getting to Taipei from Manila is a breeze. You board a jet at our airport, NAIA-1 – our flight yesterday afternoon was EVA Air – and in two hours you’re stepping off into the streamlined Chiang Kai-shek International Airport. Since my last visit here was 12 years ago (light years before "Meteor Garden"), I’m not surprised that this bustling air terminal was modernized three years ago.
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[Title] => It’s high time we began‘working on the railroad’!
[Summary] => The Philippine National Railways, let’s face it, was an accident waiting to happen.
All that finger-pointing by the politicians as to who and what were responsible for the derailment of the misnamed "Bicol Express" train in Padre Burgos, Quezon province won’t bring back the dead, heal the grievously wounded – and mollify the enraged public. However, our public is easily mollified – and both our leaders and our criminals (sometimes synonymous with each other) know it.
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It's good to know that businessmen perceive the Philippines to be one of the
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EVEN JAPAN
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Mitra said yesterday he would introduce a provision in the proposed P1-trillion 2006 national budget requiring concerned agencies to set into motion an accreditation system for traffic enforcers and to design a qualification test for them.
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[Title] => It’s high time we began‘working on the railroad’!
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[Title] => No cause for rejoicing
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It's good to know that businessmen perceive the Philippines to be one of the
least corrupt countries in the region. The other day, Malacañang
announced that in a February poll taken by the Singapore-based Political and
Economic Risk Consultancy, 600 businessmen who were asked to rate seven Asian
countries ranked the Philippines second only to Singapore in terms of
transparency, and third after Singapore and Japan in terms of honesty.
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November 7, 2005 - 12:00am
