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                    [Title] => Arroyo-appointed diplomats extended until September
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                    [Title] => Affairs of the heart
                    [Summary] => More than five years have passed and the Foundation for Lay Education on Heart Diseases, Inc., (FLEHD) still continues its commitment on educating the public on how to take care of their heart. 


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                    [Title] => DFA clears RP ambassador to Rome
                    [Summary] => A fact-finding mission of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has cleared Ambassador to Rome Philippe Lhuiller of allegedly abusing his diplomatic privileges.


In a letter dated Feb. 3, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary for administration Franklin Ebdalin cleared Lhuiller on accusations of using his diplomatic immunity to facilitate the transport of a container van of goods to the Philippines from Italy last year.  


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                    [Title] => RP consul in NY named Palace protocol officer
                    [Summary] => New York consul-general Lingling Lacanlale was appointed as the new chief of protocol at Malacañang, The STAR learned yesterday.


Lacanlale, who figured prominently in assisting relatives of Filipino-American victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, swaps places with outgoing Palace protocol chief Cecille Rebong.


Rebong bade her formal farewell in Malacañang yesterday and officially turned over her duties to Lacanlale.


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                    [Title] => Pinay na iniulat na namatay sa Iraq bombing,buhay pala
                    [Summary] => Buhay pa ang isang Filipina na iniulat na kabilang sa nasawi sa pambobomba sa United Nations (UN) headquarters sa Baghdad, Iraq noong Martes ng gabi.


Nagulantang at halos walang pagsidlan ng galak ang mga kaanak ni Marilyn Manuel  matapos makatanggap ng isang tawag mula sa embahada ng Pilipinas sa Baghdad na nagsasabing buhay ang nabanggit na Pinay.


Kasalukuyang naka-confine sa isang military hospital sa labas ng Baghdad si Manuel, gayunman ay hindi pa batid ang kapinsalaang natamo nito buhat sa pagsabog.


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                    [Title] => Solon files measure penalizing crimes against humanity
                    [Summary] => Negros Occidental Rep. Apolinario Lozada Jr., chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, has filed House Bill No. 6298 penalizing crimes against humanity, genocide, war crimes and other international crimes.


Lozada cited a survey from the United Nations that shows 90 percent of the casualties of armed conflict in modern times are civilians, mostly women and children, who bear the burdens of hostilities, violence and displacement as observed in Kosovo and East Timor.


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                    [Title] => Malaysia, Indonesia hihingan ng tulong para madakip si Misuari
                    [Summary] => Hiningi na ni Pangulong Arroyo ang tulong nina Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad at Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnuputri para maaresto at maibalik sa Pilipinas ang tumakas na si dating Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) Governor Nur Misuari.


Sa isang press conference kahapon, sinabi ng Pangulo na nakikipag-koordinasyon na sila sa Malaysian authorities sa search at arrest operations laban kay Misuari.


Nangako ang dalawang lider ng bansa na tutulong para mahuli sakali’t sa kanilang bansa magtago si Misuari.


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                    [Title] => Mga Pinoy sa Saudi pinag-iingat
                    [Summary] => Nagpalabas na ng advisory ang embahada ng Pilipinas sa Saudi Arabia sa lahat ng mga Pinoy doon na mag-ingat at huwag gagawa ng anumang hakbang o magpalabas ng anumang motibo o pahiwatig na pumapanig ang mga ito sa America sa paglunsad nito ng giyera laban sa terorismo.


Ayon kay Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Undersec. Franklin Ebdalin, pinagbawalan na rin ang mga Pinoy doon na magsuot ng mga t-shirts na may nakasulat na "we love America" at "Osama bin Laden, wanted dead or alive" na maaaring ikagalit ng mga supporter ni bin Laden.


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                    [Title] => New IRR fleshes out Estrada’s  air liberalization thrust
                    [Summary] => President Estrada’s desire to further liberalize the airline industry has finally taken form with the drafting of the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) of Executive Order 219 that would implement the government’s domestic and international civil aviation policy.


The drafting of the IRR was made with the participation of the government agencies concerned like the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB), the airline companies, the private sector and advocacy groups such as the Freedom to Fly Coalition.


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FRANKLIN EBDALIN

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In a letter dated Feb. 3, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary for administration Franklin Ebdalin cleared Lhuiller on accusations of using his diplomatic immunity to facilitate the transport of a container van of goods to the Philippines from Italy last year.  


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Lacanlale, who figured prominently in assisting relatives of Filipino-American victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, swaps places with outgoing Palace protocol chief Cecille Rebong.


Rebong bade her formal farewell in Malacañang yesterday and officially turned over her duties to Lacanlale.


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Nagulantang at halos walang pagsidlan ng galak ang mga kaanak ni Marilyn Manuel  matapos makatanggap ng isang tawag mula sa embahada ng Pilipinas sa Baghdad na nagsasabing buhay ang nabanggit na Pinay.


Kasalukuyang naka-confine sa isang military hospital sa labas ng Baghdad si Manuel, gayunman ay hindi pa batid ang kapinsalaang natamo nito buhat sa pagsabog.


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Sa isang press conference kahapon, sinabi ng Pangulo na nakikipag-koordinasyon na sila sa Malaysian authorities sa search at arrest operations laban kay Misuari.


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