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UN officials identified the three as Ranillo Buenaventura of the Philippines, British-Canadian Gillian Clark and Iranian Reza Hussein.
A brief ceremony was held at Amman’s Marka Airport as the coffins were unloaded draped in the UN flag.
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[Title] => RP not qualified for Millennium aid
[Summary] => For all its lip service to the United States-led war on terror, the Philippines may be left out of a billion-dollar Millennium aid package the world’s last super power is set to give a few good countries that clean up their economic and political acts.
The Bush administration, which will implement the program called Millennium Challenge Account beginning 2004, has set criteria that could give an edge to the best performers, rather than the neediest, among the world’s 79 poorest nations.
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UN officials identified the three as Ranillo Buenaventura of the Philippines, British-Canadian Gillian Clark and Iranian Reza Hussein.
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The Bush administration, which will implement the program called Millennium Challenge Account beginning 2004, has set criteria that could give an edge to the best performers, rather than the neediest, among the world’s 79 poorest nations.
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August 29, 2003 - 12:00am
November 29, 2002 - 12:00am
