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Presidential Spokesman and Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye and government media entities Secretary Cerge Remonde told the STAR separately yesterday that the privatization of the companies, especially the two TV networks, is being hampered by the lack of investors willing to plunk down as much as P5 billion in investments.
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PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESMAN AND PRESS SECRETARY IGNACIO BUNYE
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Presidential Spokesman and Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye and government media entities Secretary Cerge Remonde told the STAR separately yesterday that the privatization of the companies, especially the two TV networks, is being hampered by the lack of investors willing to plunk down as much as P5 billion in investments.
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By Marichu A. Villanueva | September 29, 2004 - 12:00am
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