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[Title] => ‘Sleepless’ Japanese envoy gets award
[Summary] => The ambassador of Japan who once complained of sleepless nights because of criminality and other security threats in the country was conferred yesterday the Philippines’ highest award in the diplomatic service.
Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano, who is ending his tour of duty in Manila, was given the Sikatuna Award, with the rank of datu, by President Arroyo yesterday in ceremonies at Malacañang.
The President was assisted by Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo as she pinned the sash and medal and handed over the plaque of recognition to Takano.
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[Title] => ‘Peace at any price’ always costs too much
[Summary] => It was an interesting dinner this writer attended Saturday night in the residence of Norwegian Ambassador Paul Moe. The red Bordeaux wine, French naturally, was excellent and even United States Ambassador Frank Ricciardone Jr. enjoyed it – or pretended to, diplomatically.
What was fascinating were the dramatis personae present: Our two major peaceniks were there, namely the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Secretary (and retired General) Eduardo Ermita, and Davao’s Peace Processor Silvestre "Bebot" Bello.
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[Title] => Stay of 18,000 Filipinos in Korea may be legalized
[Summary] => The Philippine government expressed optimism yesterday that the South Korean government will soon legalize the status of some 18,000 undocumented Filipino workers there.
President Arroyo said she sought the passage of a law that would legalize the stay of these Filipino workers during her state visit to Seoul earlier this month.
"I asked the Korean National Assembly to pass the work permit law that would legalize the stay of undocumented foreign workers, including Filipinos," Mrs. Arroyo said in a radio message.
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[Title] => Takano didn’t want to be assigned to ‘backward’ RP – sources
[Summary] => Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano has indicated that he did not want to be assigned in the Philippines, which he thought was a backward country, diplomatic sources said yesterday.
Sources said the envoy, who was summoned to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Friday, mentioned to Acting Foreign Affairs Secretary Franklin Ebdalin that he disliked to be assigned in Manila after completing his tour of duty in Saudi Arabia last year.
"He said he never wanted to be assigned here because he thought the Philippines is a backward country," the source said.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL – Wake-up call
[Summary] => We don’t need anyone to tell us how much the nation has slipped in international competitiveness. We just have to look around us and see how much we have lagged behind our neighbors.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL – Hoy gising!
[Summary] => SINABI ni Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano noong nakaraang linggo na hindi siya makatulog dahil sa pangamba at mga banta sa seguridad sa bansang ito. Ang sinabing ito ni Takano ay mabisang paraan para magising ang pamahalaan. Magsagawa ng reporma at mga matitinding pamamaraan kung paano mawawala ang pagiging insomniac ng mga dayuhan at mismong mamamayang Pinoy na natitigatig dahil sa walang seguridad sa kanilang buhay.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL – Patunayang mali ang Japanese ambassador
[Summary] => A halip magalit o mapikon, bakit hindi gawing hamon ang mga sinabi ni Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano na nakatatakot at walang kaayusan dito sa Pilipinas. Isang magandang pagkakataon para ipakita ng pamahalaan o ng mga awtoridad na walang katotohanan ang sinabi ng ambassador. Ipakita ang kaayusan na maaaring matulog nang mahimbing ang sinumang dayuhang pupunta rito.
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[Title] => Apology ibinasura ng Malacañang: Takano pinalalayas
[Summary] => Pinayuhan ng isang mataas na opisyal ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) si Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano na mag-impake na at lumayas sa bansa sa lalong madaling panahon.
Ito’y matapos ibasura kahapon ng Malacañang ang ginawa nitong personal apology kaugnay sa mapanirang pahayag na hindi siya makatulog ng mahimbing sa Pilipinas dahil nangangamba siya sa kanyang seguridad.
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[Title] => Japan extends $150-M aid package to ARMM
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The Japanese government announced yesterday a $150-million aid package to boost peace and economic development in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
The aid package, consisting of low-interest loans and grants to be disbursed over five years, is the largest portion of a $400-million Japanese aid program for Mindanao, said Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano.
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JAPANESE AMBASSADOR KOJIRO TAKANO
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Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano, who is ending his tour of duty in Manila, was given the Sikatuna Award, with the rank of datu, by President Arroyo yesterday in ceremonies at Malacañang.
The President was assisted by Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo as she pinned the sash and medal and handed over the plaque of recognition to Takano.
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[Summary] => It was an interesting dinner this writer attended Saturday night in the residence of Norwegian Ambassador Paul Moe. The red Bordeaux wine, French naturally, was excellent and even United States Ambassador Frank Ricciardone Jr. enjoyed it – or pretended to, diplomatically.
What was fascinating were the dramatis personae present: Our two major peaceniks were there, namely the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Secretary (and retired General) Eduardo Ermita, and Davao’s Peace Processor Silvestre "Bebot" Bello.
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[Title] => Stay of 18,000 Filipinos in Korea may be legalized
[Summary] => The Philippine government expressed optimism yesterday that the South Korean government will soon legalize the status of some 18,000 undocumented Filipino workers there.
President Arroyo said she sought the passage of a law that would legalize the stay of these Filipino workers during her state visit to Seoul earlier this month.
"I asked the Korean National Assembly to pass the work permit law that would legalize the stay of undocumented foreign workers, including Filipinos," Mrs. Arroyo said in a radio message.
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Sources said the envoy, who was summoned to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Friday, mentioned to Acting Foreign Affairs Secretary Franklin Ebdalin that he disliked to be assigned in Manila after completing his tour of duty in Saudi Arabia last year.
"He said he never wanted to be assigned here because he thought the Philippines is a backward country," the source said.
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Ito’y matapos ibasura kahapon ng Malacañang ang ginawa nitong personal apology kaugnay sa mapanirang pahayag na hindi siya makatulog ng mahimbing sa Pilipinas dahil nangangamba siya sa kanyang seguridad.
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The aid package, consisting of low-interest loans and grants to be disbursed over five years, is the largest portion of a $400-million Japanese aid program for Mindanao, said Japanese Ambassador Kojiro Takano.
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