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The $2-billion pledge does not include a $540-million "multi-donor trust fund for Mindanao," that will become operational once a peace accord is signed with Muslim separatist rebels in the southern region of Mindanao, President Arroyo said. 


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Gregorio Rosal, chief of the CPP’s information bureau, did not elaborate on the "calculated attacks." The blacklisting led to the freezing of the CPP-NPA’s funds.


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US, coalition forces continue airstrikes on Islamic State

February 22, 2015 - 10:04am

The United States and its partners continued their air raids on the Islamic State targets inside Syria and Iraq in the past two days, the coalition said on Saturday.

World

$2 B in aid pledged to RP

November 9, 2003 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY – Foreign aid donors pledged to extend $2 billion in assistance to the Philippines in 2004 as well as dangling an additional $540-million trust fund. The $2-billion pledge does not include a $540-million...

Headlines

Reds warn of attacks vs US interests in RP

By Romel Bagares | August 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Economic interests of the United States located in the Philippines are targets of "calculated attacks" by the New People’s Army in retaliation for the Aug. 9 blacklisting by Washington of the Communist...

Headlines