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                    [Title] => CalPERS decision a vote of confidence in RP — GMA
                    [Summary] => The decision of the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) to retain the Philippines in its list of "permissible emerging markets" for investments can be considered a "vote of confidence" for the Filipino people, President Arroyo said yesterday.


In an official statement issued at the Palace, President Arroyo said the CalPERS decision gave credit to the Filipinos themselves.
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CalPERS reported this week that it has completed the realignment of its investments in emerging markets where Southeast Asian countries accounted for 9.5 percent of the assets marked for liquidation.
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                    [Title] => CalPERS decision a vote of confidence in RP — GMA
                    [Summary] => The decision of the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) to retain the Philippines in its list of "permissible emerging markets" for investments can be considered a "vote of confidence" for the Filipino people, President Arroyo said yesterday.


In an official statement issued at the Palace, President Arroyo said the CalPERS decision gave credit to the Filipinos themselves.
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CalPERS reported this week that it has completed the realignment of its investments in emerging markets where Southeast Asian countries accounted for 9.5 percent of the assets marked for liquidation.
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