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[Title] => RP has highest debt level among peers
[Summary] => The Philippines has the highest debt level among its economic peers, with external debts equivalent to 76.1 percent of gross domestic production (GDP) with little support from its international reserves.
Data from Moody’s Investor Service revealed that the Philippines had the highest external debt to GDP ratio among similarly-rated economies, a group of medium-risk countries that includes Colombia, Costa Rica, Egypt, India, Panama, Peru, Romania and Russia.
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[Title] => RP clouters face baseball’s finest
[Summary] => When the Philippines competes in the XXXIV World Cup of baseball, it will not only be for the purpose of honoring a commitment but to project its image as one of the best baseball-playing countries in the world as well.
The Philippines has been invited for the first time since the World Cup’s first staging in 1938 on the strength of its No. 5 ranking in Asia and its being the winner of Asia Cup, a tournament for International Baseball Federation member countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia and the Middle East.
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[Title] => RP committed to fight laundering
[Summary] => The country’s desire to stop money laundering, and not the fear of sanctions, should push the passage of the anti-money laundering law, the chairman of the House committee on banks and financial intermediaries said yesterday.
"We must pass the proposed law not out of fear but to show the world that the Philippines is committed in stopping illegal activities like money laundering," Rep. Jaime Lopez (Lakas, third district of Manila) told The STAR.
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Data from Moody’s Investor Service revealed that the Philippines had the highest external debt to GDP ratio among similarly-rated economies, a group of medium-risk countries that includes Colombia, Costa Rica, Egypt, India, Panama, Peru, Romania and Russia.
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The Philippines has been invited for the first time since the World Cup’s first staging in 1938 on the strength of its No. 5 ranking in Asia and its being the winner of Asia Cup, a tournament for International Baseball Federation member countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia and the Middle East.
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[Summary] => The country’s desire to stop money laundering, and not the fear of sanctions, should push the passage of the anti-money laundering law, the chairman of the House committee on banks and financial intermediaries said yesterday.
"We must pass the proposed law not out of fear but to show the world that the Philippines is committed in stopping illegal activities like money laundering," Rep. Jaime Lopez (Lakas, third district of Manila) told The STAR.
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November 5, 2001 - 12:00am
