+ Follow JAPAN DOMINGO SIAZON JR. Tag
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[Title] => RP raises $1.1 billion from Samurai bonds
[Summary] => The government raised yesterday $1.1 billion from the sale of Samurai bonds to plug its widening budget deficit expected to hit a record P293 billion this year.
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[Title] => Government signs guarantee deal for $500-million bonds
[Summary] => The government is expected to have signed yesterday a guarantee agreement with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) for at least $500 million worth of Samurai bonds, moving it a step closer to issuing the yen-denominated bonds.
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[Title] => A just celebration
[Summary] => After years of faithful service and dedication to upholding justice in our country, Supreme Court Justice Dante Tinga celebrated his birthday as well as his retirement with a grand banquet at the Grand Ballroom of the Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila.
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[Title] => Life is great from here to infinity
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“Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.” — Thomas Alva Edison
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[Title] => Former ‘comfort women’ urged to accept indemnity
[Summary] => TOKYO, Japan — After years of living in shame, some 90 elderly Filipinas who were used as "comfort women" during World War II are now living comfortable lives as millionaires.
Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said yesterday he only wishes that other former comfort women in the Philippines will follow their lead instead of pressing on with a class suit against the Japanese government which has already been turned down by Tokyo courts.
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[Title] => Revival of Japan food aid grant to RP seen
[Summary] => The Japanese government is expected to come up with a decision by mid-February on the appeal of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to revive the country’s annual allocation under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program.
"An inter-agency committee of the Japanese government is currently reviewing the matter and will in all likelihood extend the KR II grant to the Philippines within Japan’s fiscal year 2003," Philippine Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said in a statement.
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Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said yesterday he only wishes that other former comfort women in the Philippines will follow their lead instead of pressing on with a class suit against the Japanese government which has already been turned down by Tokyo courts.
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[Title] => Revival of Japan food aid grant to RP seen
[Summary] => The Japanese government is expected to come up with a decision by mid-February on the appeal of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to revive the country’s annual allocation under the Kennedy Round II (KR II) or the RP-Japan Increased Food Production Program.
"An inter-agency committee of the Japanese government is currently reviewing the matter and will in all likelihood extend the KR II grant to the Philippines within Japan’s fiscal year 2003," Philippine Ambassador to Japan Domingo Siazon Jr. said in a statement.
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