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Aviation relations between the Philippines and Taiwan hit a new low as Taipei
indicated its inability to send representatives to today's official talks with
their Philippine counterparts.
Less than 24 hours before the two-day talks were to open in Manila, officials
from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) had yet to confirm their
attendance in the crucial meeting.
The apparent boycott is a violation of a provisional agreement reached earlier
by TECO director Hsien Ching Chan and the Manila Economic and Cultural Office's
(MECO) Eva Estrada Kalaw.
The agreement
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[Title] => Palace urges Taiwan to negotiate air pact
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Malacañang urged Taiwan yesterday to return to the negotiating table to
settle a renewed aviation dispute.
"We hope that the Taiwanese side would accept the proposal of MECO for the
resumption of air consultation talks in Manila on 1-2 March 2000," President
Estrada's spokesman Fernando Barican said.
The Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) represents Philippine interests
in Taipei. The Philippines has diplomatic ties only with Beijing, which
considers Taiwan a renegade province.
Philippine aviation officials on Feb.
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Aviation relations between the Philippines and Taiwan hit a new low as Taipei
indicated its inability to send representatives to today's official talks with
their Philippine counterparts.
Less than 24 hours before the two-day talks were to open in Manila, officials
from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) had yet to confirm their
attendance in the crucial meeting.
The apparent boycott is a violation of a provisional agreement reached earlier
by TECO director Hsien Ching Chan and the Manila Economic and Cultural Office's
(MECO) Eva Estrada Kalaw.
The agreement
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[Title] => Palace urges Taiwan to negotiate air pact
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Malacañang urged Taiwan yesterday to return to the negotiating table to
settle a renewed aviation dispute.
"We hope that the Taiwanese side would accept the proposal of MECO for the
resumption of air consultation talks in Manila on 1-2 March 2000," President
Estrada's spokesman Fernando Barican said.
The Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) represents Philippine interests
in Taipei. The Philippines has diplomatic ties only with Beijing, which
considers Taiwan a renegade province.
Philippine aviation officials on Feb.
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February 29, 2000 - 12:00am
