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[Summary] => President Arroyo has appointed two fellow Kapampangans to top positions at the North Luzon Railways Corp. (Northrail Corp.) and the Technology Resource Center (TRC).
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[Title] => DPWH ordered to act on Angeles erosion problems
[Summary] => President Arroyo has ordered Public Works Secretary Hermogenes Ebdane to personally look into the erosion problem at the Balibago creek which has already led to property losses worth P80 million and threatens to collapse an estimanted P500 million more worth of property in this city’s tourism district.
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[Title] => Palace exec eyed as new Customs chief
[Summary] => Malacañang External Affairs Secretary Edgardo Pamintuan is among those being considered by President Arroyo to head the Bureau of Customs, Palace sources said yesterday.
Pamintuan, for his part, admitted being included in the "short list" of nominees to replace Customs officer-in-charge Alexander Arevalo.
Pamintuan stressed there is no confirmation yet on the appointment.
"I was told by (Finance) Secretary (Margarito) Teves that my name was included in the shortlist but that does not mean that I’m it," Pamintuan said.
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[Title] => Pinoys morally upright, Palace on Pulse Asia survey
[Summary] => Filipinos are morally upright and would not easily resort to crime because of poverty, Malacañang said yesterday, belying a Pulse Asia survey showing that the poor are now more likely to turn to stealing or other illegal acts to escape hunger.
There is also no alternative government for the Filipino people but the government of President Arroyo, it added, in response to survey respondents who said that an extremely poor person would likely join groups attempting to overthrow the government.
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Pamintuan, for his part, admitted being included in the "short list" of nominees to replace Customs officer-in-charge Alexander Arevalo.
Pamintuan stressed there is no confirmation yet on the appointment.
"I was told by (Finance) Secretary (Margarito) Teves that my name was included in the shortlist but that does not mean that I’m it," Pamintuan said.
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There is also no alternative government for the Filipino people but the government of President Arroyo, it added, in response to survey respondents who said that an extremely poor person would likely join groups attempting to overthrow the government.
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