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[Title] => Climate-change disasters kill 300,000 a year
[Summary] => LONDON (AP) – Climate-change disasters kill around 300,000 people a year and cause about $125 billion in economic losses, mainly from agriculture, a think-tank led by former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan reported yesterday.
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[Title] => JDV: 90 political parties in Asia endorse RP’s debt-for-equity proposal
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Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. reported yesterday that 90 political parties from 36 Asian nations have endorsed the Philippines’ debt-for-equity proposal for heavily indebted countries.
Leaders of these political groups made the endorsement in the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP), which held its 4th assembly in Seoul last week.
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[Title] => UN Security Council OKs Lebanon truce
[Summary] => UNITED NATIONS (AFP) — The UN Security Council has unanimously called for an end to the bloodshed between Israel and Hezbollah and for the deployment of a 15,000-strong international peacekeeping force to prevent further conflict.
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[Title] => UN Security Council OKs Lebanon truce
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[Title] => US awaits RP request on 2 AFP ‘TnTs’
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NEW YORK — The United States is awaiting the Philippines’ formal request for necessary action against two Filipino peacekeepers with the United Nations mission in Haiti who have not returned to their posts from a vacation in the US last May.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) remains silent as to whether charges have been filed against the deserters.
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[Title] => Asean members support RP’s debt relief proposal
[Summary] => NEW YORK CITY — The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) is helping push in the United Nations the Philippine initiative for a global large-scale debt relief.
Ambassador Lauro Baja, the country’s permanent representative to the UN, told visiting Filipino journalists that an Asean working committee has drafted a communiqué endorsing and pushing for the proposal of Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. for a program to convert half of billions in dollars of debt payment receipts of creditors into equity in development projects of debtor-countries.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL – Easing the debt burden
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Since the story came from incorrigible optimist Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., some quarters think it would be good to wait for an official statement from the United Nations before pinning too much hope on a debt-for-equity swap. De Venecia released a statement over the weekend, saying UN Secretary General Kofi Annan had endorsed the Speaker’s proposal for a debt relief program for the Philippines and other heavily indebted nations.
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[Title] => RP mulls sending more troops to Haiti
[Summary] => Despite the security risks, the Philippines is considering sending more troops to Haiti as part of United Nations peacekeeping forces in that war-torn Caribbean nation, diplomatic sources said yesterday.
Philippine Army S/Sgt. Antonio Batomalaque was shot dead by a sniper while on duty with UN troops in Port-au-Prince, Haiti last month.
Diplomatic sources said the Philippines was among the first countries to pledge troops after UN Secretary General Kofi Annan called for an increased presence of UN forces in Haiti.
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[Title] => Noli promotes private entrepreneurship
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro yesterday urged greater promotion of private entrepreneurship in the Philippines and other developing countries.
Speaking at the United Nations workshop, "Unleashing Entrepreneurship: Making Business Work for the Poor," De Castro said surveys have shown that 91.6 percent of enterprises in the country are microenterprises, 7.6 percent small enterprises, 0.4 percent are medium, and another 0.4 percent are large enterprises.
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[Title] => Pope’s crypt to open to tourists next week
[Summary] => ROME (AFP) — The crypt containing the tomb of John Paul II will open to pilgrims and tourists early next week as the Vatican heads into an interregnum in the wake of the late pope’s epic funeral.
St. Peter’s Basilica, where hundreds of thousands of mourners filed past the Pope’s body as it lay in state last week, reopened to tourists for the first time in five days on Saturday.
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SECRETARY GENERAL KOFI ANNAN
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Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. reported yesterday that 90 political parties from 36 Asian nations have endorsed the Philippines’ debt-for-equity proposal for heavily indebted countries.
Leaders of these political groups made the endorsement in the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP), which held its 4th assembly in Seoul last week.
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[Summary] => NEW YORK — The United States is awaiting the Philippines’ formal request for necessary action against two Filipino peacekeepers with the United Nations mission in Haiti who have not returned to their posts from a vacation in the US last May.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) remains silent as to whether charges have been filed against the deserters.
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Ambassador Lauro Baja, the country’s permanent representative to the UN, told visiting Filipino journalists that an Asean working committee has drafted a communiqué endorsing and pushing for the proposal of Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. for a program to convert half of billions in dollars of debt payment receipts of creditors into equity in development projects of debtor-countries.
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Philippine Army S/Sgt. Antonio Batomalaque was shot dead by a sniper while on duty with UN troops in Port-au-Prince, Haiti last month.
Diplomatic sources said the Philippines was among the first countries to pledge troops after UN Secretary General Kofi Annan called for an increased presence of UN forces in Haiti.
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[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro yesterday urged greater promotion of private entrepreneurship in the Philippines and other developing countries.
Speaking at the United Nations workshop, "Unleashing Entrepreneurship: Making Business Work for the Poor," De Castro said surveys have shown that 91.6 percent of enterprises in the country are microenterprises, 7.6 percent small enterprises, 0.4 percent are medium, and another 0.4 percent are large enterprises.
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St. Peter’s Basilica, where hundreds of thousands of mourners filed past the Pope’s body as it lay in state last week, reopened to tourists for the first time in five days on Saturday.
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