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The Philippines and the United States have opened talks on  possible joint
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contaminated with toxic wastes.

Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary for American Affairs Clemencio Montesa
described last Wednesday's meeting with US officials as a "meaningful
breakthrough" in the Estrada administration's efforts to find a solution to the
toxic waste problem at the former Clark Air Base in Pampanga and Subic Naval
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MANILA THOMAS HUBBARD

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Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary for American Affairs Clemencio Montesa
described last Wednesday's meeting with US officials as a "meaningful
breakthrough" in the Estrada administration's efforts to find a solution to the
toxic waste problem at the former Clark Air Base in Pampanga and Subic Naval
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US government interfering in Rowe killers’ case?

By Aurea Calica | April 10, 2001 - 12:00am

A high-ranking official of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said the United States government’s position against the grant of pardon to the two convicted...

Nation

RP-US talks on programs for former bases begin

By Aurea Calica | April 14, 2000 - 12:00am

The Philippines and the United States have opened talks on possible joint health and environmental programs for former US military bases reportedly contaminated with toxic wastes. Foreign Affairs Assistant...

Headlines