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                    [Title] => A distinguished gathering
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                    [Title] => World Trade Organization favors Phl in cigarette case vs Thailand
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                    [Title] => Ni-recall na political ambassadors darating
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Pabalik na ngayon ang mga tinatawag na political ambassadors na itinalaga ni Pangulong Arroyo sa iba’t ibang bansa kung saan ay matatapos ang kanilang termino sa Hunyo 30.
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                    [Title] => In Davos speech, Summers warns bankers of reforms
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                    [Title] => US joins EU in WTO case over Philippine booze tax
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The United States has filed a trade complaint against the Philippines over taxes it imposes on imported whiskey, gin and other spirits, joining the European Union in a similar case at the World Trade Organization.
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                    [Title] => RP, 10 developing nations form new trade bloc
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                    [Title] => Across-the-board tariff hike eyed to boost revenues
                    [Summary] => Finance Secretary Cesar V. Purisima is seriously eyeing an across-the-board increase in the country’s tariff rates to raise additional revenues for the government in view of a possible watered-down version of the value-added tax (VAT) measure.


Sources said Purisima has identified the ongoing review of the country’s tariff program as another revenue generator for the government, which has been struggling to source more funds to plug its budget deficit.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t insists no Maynilad ‘sweetheart deal’
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The government panel held the consultation to allay suspicions that the build-operate-transfer contract between the government and Maynilad was a "sweetheart deal" with the debt-saddled water concessionaire.


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                    [Title] => 58  Erap supporters pinalaya na
                    [Summary] => Sinundo kahapon ni Pampanga Gov. Lito Lapid na binansagang bagong Kampeon ng Masa ang may 35 inarestong supporters ni dating Pangulong Joseph Estrada na napiit sa Camp Crame na sangkot sa madugong rebellion sa Malacañang noong nakalipas na Mayo 1 ng taong kasalukuyan.


Kasabay naman nito, nakatakda na ring lumaya ngayon ang may 58 pang supporters ng dating Pangulo na napiit naman sa WPD headquarters.


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Manuel Teehankee

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The government panel held the consultation to allay suspicions that the build-operate-transfer contract between the government and Maynilad was a "sweetheart deal" with the debt-saddled water concessionaire.


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