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The Philippines remains a good place for investments as investors continue to bet on emerging markets, a top financial analyst  said yesterday.


At the launch of the sixth annual Pacific Region Investment Conference, David L.  Balangue, president of the Financial Executives of the Philippines (Finex) and managing partner of Sycip, Gorres and Velayo (SGV), said the country continues to attract investments.


"The interest continues because the attractiveness of China spills over to the other countries in the region," Balangue said.


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Namfrel chairman Jose Concepcion said they will send to Mrs. Arroyo more names for her to consider, citing the election watchdog’s "duty" to ensure that people with proper qualifications are named to the poll body.


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                    [Title] => Telethon for deportees raises P7.2-M
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This was the overriding message in yesterday’s conclusion of the government-initiated eight-hour telethon which started Sept. 14 for the benefit of the Sabah deportees dubbed "Pagbabalik... Tulong," generating around P7.2 million in cash and in kind pledges from callers.


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