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Cebu Pacific flew 8 million passengers from January to June 2014, an increase of about 8% over 7.5 million passengers flown in the same period last year.

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                    [Title] => Phl, Brazil ink air services agreement
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The Philippines and Brazil have inked an agreement on air services yesterday to further boost travel between Manila and Sao Paolo, a ranking official of the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) announced yesterday.

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                    [AuthorName] => Lawrence Agcaoili
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                    [Title] => Stocks take direction from Japan CB action
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Asian stock markets, including the Philippines, treaded upward yesterday, kept afloat by expectations that Japan’s central bank will announce action to help the country break out of its economic slump.

                    [DatePublished] => 2012-10-31 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => Asia stocks up after robust US holiday shopping
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                    [Title] => Asian stocks up, but traders wary on Europe, Korea
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                    [Title] => Manila holds biggest Little League Series
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Manila will host the 2009 Philippine Little League Series slated April 13-19 in different sites with a record of 92 teams led by the host city’s girls Big Leaguers, runner-up in the World Series, seeing action.
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                    [Title] => DTI extends safeguard measures on glass imports for three years
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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has extended for another three years the definitive general safeguard measures on the importation of float and figured glass, as well as copper-based glass mirrors from various countries.


The DTI ruling was issued in three separate orders. On the matter of float glass, the DTI explained that the three-year extension is intended to give the local glass industry time to fully implement its adjustment plan and be competitive against imports.


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                    [Title] => The bill-collecting wolf is knocking at the door
                    [Summary] => AT THEIR MERCY: Kawawa naman ang Filipinas. We look pathetic with foreigners mocking us and telling us what to do – or else. And it would seem we have no choice.


Foreign credit raters are having a field day declaring us a big risk and consigning us to a lower credit rating. We watch helplessly as our creditors raise their interest rates and shoo foreign investors away.


They then throw us an ultimatum: Bleed the natives for more taxes to raise money for the foreign banks demanding payment.


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                    [AuthorName] => Federico D. Pascual Jr.
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                    [Title] => Plea to repatriate Indon fishers rejected
                    [Summary] => TUGUEGARAO CITY, Cagayan — The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) stood firm yesterday on its position not to grant the request of the Indonesian government for the repatriation on "humanitarian grounds" of its seven nationals facing criminal charges for poaching off Isabela. 


BFAR regional director Jovita Ayson said the Indonesian nationals presently detained at the Bureau of Immigration office in Aparri town should stand trial for violating Philippine laws.


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                    [Title] => WWF: 38 Chinese fishers must first plead guilty and pay the fine
                    [Summary] => Allow the release of 38 Chinese fishermen detained for poaching off Palawan only if they first plead guilty and pay the fine. 


This was the appeal of World Wildlife Fund-Philippines, an environment conservation organization, to the government yesterday following reports that the Chinese government has sought the release of the 38 detained Chinese fishermen in time for the Chinese New Year celebration on Feb. 1.


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The DTI ruling was issued in three separate orders. On the matter of float glass, the DTI explained that the three-year extension is intended to give the local glass industry time to fully implement its adjustment plan and be competitive against imports.


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