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[Title] => Philippines stands to lose 12-M euros in aid
[Summary] => The Philippines stands to lose around 12 million euros (P816 million) in aid for Mindanao if a peace agreement between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) is not signed by 2005.
Jan De Kok, head of the European Commission Delegation to the Philippines, in a forum with the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines in Makati City on Tuesday, said that their contribution to the Multi-Donor Trust Fund for conflict areas in Mindanao is dependent on the signing of a peace agreement.
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[Title] => European envoys to visit death row ahead of Jan. 30 executions
[Summary] => European envoys are to visit Muntinlupa’s death row today to look at conditions of condemned prisoners ahead of two executions planned at the end of the month, the European Commission (EC) office here said yesterday.
The visit of the envoys, representing European Union (EU) member states as well as Norway and Switzerland, is "part of the Euro policy stand on the death penalty and human rights in general," EC spokeswoman Alicia Louro told AFP.
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[Title] => ARMM gets assurance of continued EU support
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Seven ambassadors of the European Union gave assurances here yesterday of the EU’s continuing support to develop war-devastated communities in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.
Italian Ambassador Umberto Colesanti, head of the diplomatic delegation, said he and his fellow ambassadors did not hesitate to come here and hold a dialogue with ARMM officials, saying they were convinced that it was safe for them to barnstorm parts of Southern Mindanao to personally inspect EU-funded humanitarian projects.
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JAN DE KOK
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Jan De Kok, head of the European Commission Delegation to the Philippines, in a forum with the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines in Makati City on Tuesday, said that their contribution to the Multi-Donor Trust Fund for conflict areas in Mindanao is dependent on the signing of a peace agreement.
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[Title] => European envoys to visit death row ahead of Jan. 30 executions
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The visit of the envoys, representing European Union (EU) member states as well as Norway and Switzerland, is "part of the Euro policy stand on the death penalty and human rights in general," EC spokeswoman Alicia Louro told AFP.
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Italian Ambassador Umberto Colesanti, head of the diplomatic delegation, said he and his fellow ambassadors did not hesitate to come here and hold a dialogue with ARMM officials, saying they were convinced that it was safe for them to barnstorm parts of Southern Mindanao to personally inspect EU-funded humanitarian projects.
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January 15, 2004 - 12:00am
