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[Title] => Malaysia has greatest number of detained OFWs — DFA
[Summary] => Malaysia, which usually deports undocumented Filipinos, holds the distinction of being the country that has jailed the most number of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in 2004, a lawmaker said yesterday.
"Topping the list of countries where the most number of Filipinos were detained was Malaysia, whose jails, mostly in Sabah, harbored 1,200 Filipinos last year," said Camarines Sur Rep. Rolando Andaya, citing a 430-page report from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).
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[Title] => Capital controls seen as folly
[Summary] => Following Malaysia down the path of capital controls would be a folly for the Philippines given its liberalized foreign exchange market, high reliance on foreign investment and low savings rate, economists said yesterday.
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo startled the local financial community on Thursday when she said she would not rule out possible capital controls, including a currency peg, to defend the peso from further speculative attack.
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[Summary] => Following Malaysia down the path of capital controls would be a folly for the Philippines given its liberalized foreign exchange market, high reliance on foreign investment and low savings rate, economists said yesterday.
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo startled the local financial community on Thursday when she said she would not rule out possible capital controls, including a currency peg, to defend the peso from further speculative attack.
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"Topping the list of countries where the most number of Filipinos were detained was Malaysia, whose jails, mostly in Sabah, harbored 1,200 Filipinos last year," said Camarines Sur Rep. Rolando Andaya, citing a 430-page report from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).
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Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo startled the local financial community on Thursday when she said she would not rule out possible capital controls, including a currency peg, to defend the peso from further speculative attack.
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[Summary] => Following Malaysia down the path of capital controls would be a folly for the Philippines given its liberalized foreign exchange market, high reliance on foreign investment and low savings rate, economists said yesterday.
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo startled the local financial community on Thursday when she said she would not rule out possible capital controls, including a currency peg, to defend the peso from further speculative attack.
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