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[Summary] => Leaders from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) signed a much-awaited economic cooperation deal with China yesterday as the ten-nation bloc held a flurry of talks on trade and security across the region.
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[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (via PLDT) — Myanmar has accepted the decision of the Philippines to support the United States’ call for its leader to brief the United Nations, through the UN Security Council, on the country’s situation, Malacañang sources bared here yesterday.
This was aside from the approval of Myanmar Prime Minister Lt. Gen. Soe Win to a visit of Malaysian Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar, chairman of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), to his territory.
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Eight years ago, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations accepted Myanmar and Laos as members. The move, opposed by human rights advocates and most governments in the free world, was explained by ASEAN as part of a policy of constructive engagement with Myanmar’s repressive military junta. Critics feared the move merely legitimized the dictatorship in Myanmar. On the other hand, ASEAN hoped its policy would encourage the junta to gradually embrace the free market, if not of ideas then at least of goods.
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[Title] => Myanmar Prime Minister darating sa ‘Pinas ngayon
[Summary] => Magiging panauhin ng bansa ngayong araw hanggang sa Lunes si Prime Minister Lt. Gen. Soe Win ng Myanmar bilang bahagi ng kanyang pakikipagpulong sa mga lider ng Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) at paglalapit ng ugnayan ng Myanmar sa mga bansang kasapi ng ASEAN.
Tampok sa pagbisita ni Win ang kanyang pakikipagpulong kay Pangulong Arroyo na unang nakadaupang-palad nito noong Nobyermbre, 2004 sa 10th ASEAN Summit sa Vientiane, Laos. Kasama ng Prime Minister ang kanyang Foreign Minister na si Nyan Win at iba pang opisyal nito. (Lilia Tolentino)
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This was aside from the approval of Myanmar Prime Minister Lt. Gen. Soe Win to a visit of Malaysian Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar, chairman of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), to his territory.
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Tampok sa pagbisita ni Win ang kanyang pakikipagpulong kay Pangulong Arroyo na unang nakadaupang-palad nito noong Nobyermbre, 2004 sa 10th ASEAN Summit sa Vientiane, Laos. Kasama ng Prime Minister ang kanyang Foreign Minister na si Nyan Win at iba pang opisyal nito. (Lilia Tolentino)
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