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PCA Administrator Danilo Coronacion said he is optimistic funds for the program will be forthcoming as he anticipates a favorable ruling from the Sandiganbayan on the coconut levy cases.
"The program was designed to make use of the coco levy funds in view of the expectation that the coco levy case would be resolved by the end of the year," Coronacion said.
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PCA Administrator Danilo Coronacion said he is optimistic funds for the program will be forthcoming as he anticipates a favorable ruling from the Sandiganbayan on the coconut levy cases.
"The program was designed to make use of the coco levy funds in view of the expectation that the coco levy case would be resolved by the end of the year," Coronacion said.
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By Rocel Felix | July 19, 2003 - 12:00am
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