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[Title] => P40-milÂyong T-shirt, commemorative plates ng TESDA maagang pangangampanya
[Summary] => Tinuligsa ng militanteng grupong Migrante International ang paglulustay umano sa pondo na inipon ng mga OFWs ni Technical Education Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Director Augusto Syjuco sa pagpapagawa ng P40 milyong halaga ng t-shirts at commemorative plates para sa maaga nitong pangangampanya.
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[Title] => Can we benefit from Europe’s ‘bra war’?
[Summary] => For those who haven’t heard of it, the so-called "bra war" refers to the recent crisis in Europe’s trade with China which resulted in a mountain of garments, including a lot of women’s undergarments like bras, held up in European ports, caught in the twilight zone of a new quota agreement. Retailers were up in arms and they issued a dire warning that unless their shipments are released soon, department store shelves would be emptied of such vital undergarments that would force European women to well... go braless this winter.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-14 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Boo Chanco
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[Title] => Senate bent on killing gas tax
[Summary] => The Senate appears bent on killing the P2-per-liter tax on gasoline and other oil products that allies of President Arroyo are pushing in the House of Representatives.
"We should be sensitive to the plight of our people, who are already reeling from non-stop fuel price increases. Increasing the tax on petroleum products will certainly aggravate their suffering," Sen. Ralph Recto said yesterday.
Recto chairs the Senate committee on ways and means, the panel that wields the power of life and death over tax measures such as the proposed P2 additional oil levy.
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[Title] => RP debt now worse — Ping
[Summary] => President Arroyo will end her inherited term of three years and five months in June this year with one distinct legacy — driving Filipinos deeper in debt by P2 trillion, opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday.
Lacson said when Mrs. Arroyo took over from ousted President Joseph Estrada in January 2001, the national debt stood at P3.2 trillion.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => GMA assured of victory in Palawan
[Summary] => The top local executives of Puerto Princesa City in Palawan and Bukidnon province have promised to deliver the votes from their localities and bring President Arroyo that much closer to victory.
Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn has promised the President and the entire Koalisyon ng Karanasan at Katapatan para sa Kinabukasan (K-4) ticket a "landslide victory" in Palawan come election day.
Hagedorn declared his full support for the President during an ambush interview inside the Puerto Princesa Coliseum.
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[Title] => GMA using road tax for campaign — Ping
[Summary] => LUCENA CITY — President Arroyo is using billions in road user’s tax collections for her election campaign, opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday.
"This is a classic case of Mrs. Arroyo’s misuse of taxpayers’ money to boost her election bid," he told journalists covering his campaign here.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => GMA up and about after fever
[Summary] => She’s on her feet and back in action.
After 48 hours of resting to get over a severe case of cold and fever, President Arroyo got back into the action yesterday and flew to Iloilo City to launch road, power and airport projects.
In Iloilo, the President and acting Public Works Secretary Florante Soriquez launched the "Kalsada Natin, Alagaan Natin" program, which started in Luzon last October.
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[Title] => For taking care of roads, b’gay heads to get P500
[Summary] => Barangay heads throughout Luzon will receive a P500 monthly "supervision fee" for helping the national government take care of national arterial and secondary roads traversing their communities, President Arroyo said yesterday.
Mrs. Arroyo ordered the Department of Public Works and Highways to set aside funds for the supervision fees from the P1 billion earmarked for the "Kalsada Natin, Alagaan Natin" project.
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[Title] => P40-milÂyong T-shirt, commemorative plates ng TESDA maagang pangangampanya
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[Title] => Can we benefit from Europe’s ‘bra war’?
[Summary] => For those who haven’t heard of it, the so-called "bra war" refers to the recent crisis in Europe’s trade with China which resulted in a mountain of garments, including a lot of women’s undergarments like bras, held up in European ports, caught in the twilight zone of a new quota agreement. Retailers were up in arms and they issued a dire warning that unless their shipments are released soon, department store shelves would be emptied of such vital undergarments that would force European women to well... go braless this winter.
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[Title] => Senate bent on killing gas tax
[Summary] => The Senate appears bent on killing the P2-per-liter tax on gasoline and other oil products that allies of President Arroyo are pushing in the House of Representatives.
"We should be sensitive to the plight of our people, who are already reeling from non-stop fuel price increases. Increasing the tax on petroleum products will certainly aggravate their suffering," Sen. Ralph Recto said yesterday.
Recto chairs the Senate committee on ways and means, the panel that wields the power of life and death over tax measures such as the proposed P2 additional oil levy.
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[Title] => RP debt now worse — Ping
[Summary] => President Arroyo will end her inherited term of three years and five months in June this year with one distinct legacy — driving Filipinos deeper in debt by P2 trillion, opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday.
Lacson said when Mrs. Arroyo took over from ousted President Joseph Estrada in January 2001, the national debt stood at P3.2 trillion.
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[Title] => GMA assured of victory in Palawan
[Summary] => The top local executives of Puerto Princesa City in Palawan and Bukidnon province have promised to deliver the votes from their localities and bring President Arroyo that much closer to victory.
Puerto Princesa City Mayor Edward Hagedorn has promised the President and the entire Koalisyon ng Karanasan at Katapatan para sa Kinabukasan (K-4) ticket a "landslide victory" in Palawan come election day.
Hagedorn declared his full support for the President during an ambush interview inside the Puerto Princesa Coliseum.
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[Summary] => LUCENA CITY — President Arroyo is using billions in road user’s tax collections for her election campaign, opposition presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday.
"This is a classic case of Mrs. Arroyo’s misuse of taxpayers’ money to boost her election bid," he told journalists covering his campaign here.
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[Title] => GMA up and about after fever
[Summary] => She’s on her feet and back in action.
After 48 hours of resting to get over a severe case of cold and fever, President Arroyo got back into the action yesterday and flew to Iloilo City to launch road, power and airport projects.
In Iloilo, the President and acting Public Works Secretary Florante Soriquez launched the "Kalsada Natin, Alagaan Natin" program, which started in Luzon last October.
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[Title] => For taking care of roads, b’gay heads to get P500
[Summary] => Barangay heads throughout Luzon will receive a P500 monthly "supervision fee" for helping the national government take care of national arterial and secondary roads traversing their communities, President Arroyo said yesterday.
Mrs. Arroyo ordered the Department of Public Works and Highways to set aside funds for the supervision fees from the P1 billion earmarked for the "Kalsada Natin, Alagaan Natin" project.
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