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[Title] => Signing of RP-Japan trade pact seen soon
[Summary] => The Philippines has been able to secure a favorable dispute settlements clause in the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA), finally paving the way for the possible signing of the bilateral agreement this month, according to government sources involved in the negotiations.
According to government sources, the dispute settlements clause specifies that all disputes must be settled domestically except for certain instances wherein the Secretary of Trade agrees to submit the dispute for international arbitration.
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[Title] => Japan wants to resume talks on stalled JPEPA
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According to Senior Trade Undersecretary Thomas Aquino, Japan wants to send a delegation to resume talks on the stalled JPEPA negotiations.
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[Title] => Civic groups file TRO vs JPEPA conclusion
[Summary] => A petition for "mandamus, prohibition and a temporary restraining order" has been filed with the Quezon City Regional Trial Group by several civic groups and lawmakers against the conclusion of the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA).
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[Title] => Farmers group says CARP headed for collapse
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — The Pambansang Katipunan ng Makabayang Magbubukid (PKMM) warned yesterday that the passage of Senate bill No. 2553, which allows beneficiaries of the government’s land reform program to use their farmlands as collateral for loans, would finally lead to the "total collapse" of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
PKMM national chairperson Pablo Rosales said the bill would not "boost the productivity of CARP beneficiaries" despite the claim of its authors.
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[Title] => Bulacan farmers rap land conversion
[Summary] => BOCAUE, Bulacan — Bulacan farmers staged a mini-rally here Friday against the massive conversion of agricultural lands into residential, industrial, commercial and recreational purposes.
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[Title] => Protesting Luisita farm workers backed by NDF?
[Summary] => HACIENDA LUISITA, Tarlac — In an obvious attempt to further fuel the outrage of thousands of farm-workers here protesting the drastic cutback imposed by the management on their working days...
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PKMM national chairperson Pablo Rosales said the bill would not "boost the productivity of CARP beneficiaries" despite the claim of its authors.
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September 8, 2002 - 12:00am
