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[Title] => Arroyo: Market reforms to be derailed if wrong candidate elected
[Summary] => President Arroyo warned yesterday that market opening reforms in the Philippines risked being derailed if the electorate voted for the wrong candidate in May’s presidential election.
The President, speaking at an annual reception for foreign diplomats at Malacañang, portrayed herself as the impoverished Southeast Asian nation’s best bet for the future.
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[Title] => PNP ready to arrest Loi — Lantion
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The Philippine National Police (PNP) is ready to fulfill its role of serving an arrest warrant on Sen. Luisa "Loi" Ejercito should the Sandiganbayan order her inclusion in the plunder charges filed against her husband, former President Joseph Estrada.
Director Thompson Lantion, chief of the PNP’s police-community relations, said the country’s police force is prepared to arrest the former first lady and provide security for her once she is detained.
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[Summary] => Her predecessor is still laying claim to power, but President Arroyo’s administration received formal recognition from the diplomatic community yesterday.
In a reception or vin d’honneur at Malacañang, more than a hundred foreign diplomats led by the dean of the diplomatic corps, Papal Nuncio Antonio Franco, praised the non-violent "people power II" that ousted President Joseph Estrada over corruption allegations.
The diplomats pledged to help Arroyo fight poverty and improve government morals.
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PAPAL NUNCIO ANTONIO FRANCO
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The President, speaking at an annual reception for foreign diplomats at Malacañang, portrayed herself as the impoverished Southeast Asian nation’s best bet for the future.
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Director Thompson Lantion, chief of the PNP’s police-community relations, said the country’s police force is prepared to arrest the former first lady and provide security for her once she is detained.
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The diplomats pledged to help Arroyo fight poverty and improve government morals.
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