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Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the international financial community has already taken notice of the Philippines’ economic growth, with some foreign institutions taking steps to further strengthen the country’s investment climate, including upgrades in credit ratings and outlooks.


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"For each arrest we make, the drug lords recruit two pushers to take the place of the arrested suspect," Senior Superintendent Jerome Baxinella, regional chief of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), told reporters in a briefing here yesterday.


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