+ Follow Philippines and Argentina Tag
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[Title] => 70 years of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Argentina
[Summary] => This year we celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations with the Philippines that have seen a path of constant growth in the ties between our peoples.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Boxing must be protected from itself
[Summary] => The resurgence of boxing, due in large part to the global interest whipped up by Manny Pacquiao, unfortunately carries with it the unwanted baggage of the sport’s seamy underside, as typified by two recent incidents.
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[Title] => Philippines, Argentina hold 1st bilateral consultations
[Summary] => The Philippines and Argentina have conducted their first bilateral consultations focusing on ways of improving economic relations and possible technical cooperation in the fields of agriculture and renewable energy, the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said today.
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[Title] => What's the beef with Argentina?
[Summary] => A number of Filipino chefs are crying for Argentine beef, considered to be one of the best in the world with cattle raised in the grassy flatlands of the Argentine Pampas which experts say provides very favorable conditions for raising cattle.
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[Title] => RP, Argentina to cope better with global financial crisis
[Summary] => Emerging economies such as the Philippines and Argentina would be able to cope better with the global financial crisis due to their prevailing economic policies.
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[Title] => RP not Argentina — Purisima
[Summary] => The Philippines on Sunday rejected comparisons with Argentina’s economy, saying much of Manila’s debt burden is in long-term obligations while tax revenues should grow with new tax measures.
These "help ensure that the Philippines will be able to honor its international obligations and should not be compared with Argentina," Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima said in a statement.
Manila bristled at the reported statements of a Moody’s Investors Service analyst, who it said classified the two economies under one basket.
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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] => Philippines, Argentina hold 1st bilateral consultations
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[Title] => RP not Argentina — Purisima
[Summary] => The Philippines on Sunday rejected comparisons with Argentina’s economy, saying much of Manila’s debt burden is in long-term obligations while tax revenues should grow with new tax measures.
These "help ensure that the Philippines will be able to honor its international obligations and should not be compared with Argentina," Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima said in a statement.
Manila bristled at the reported statements of a Moody’s Investors Service analyst, who it said classified the two economies under one basket.
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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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