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Philippine export revenues in April declined 12.8 percent on year to $4.041 billion due to a sharp decline in exports to the US and China, the National Statistics Office (NSO) reported today.

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In delivering the basic services required of an airport, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport works.
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                    [Title] => FDI inflows down 88.3 pct in July
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Europe's debt crisis and the stalled recovery in the US discouraged the  entry of foreign direct investment in the Philippines in July, the  Philippine central bank said on Wednesday.
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                    [Title] => Why the US dollar is strong & why the peso softened?
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                    [Title] => Department of Agriculture taps San Miguel for agri ventures
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) will forge a partnership with San Miguel Food Corp. (SMFC) on exploring opportunities to improve the agriculture industry and provide food security to Filipinos.
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                    [Title] => (UPDATE) RP imports dive 34.5% in January
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MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) -- Philippine merchandise imports fell for the fourth consecutive month in January, with receipts falling 34.5 percent year-on-year to $3.27 billion, the National Statistics Office (NSO) said today.
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                    [Title] => RP imports dive 34.5% in January
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MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) -- Philippine merchandise imports fell for the fourth consecutive month in January, with receipts falling 34.5 percent year-on-year to $3.27 billion, the National Statistics Office (NSO) said today.
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                    [Title] => Gordon: ME tension may boost tourism
                    [Summary] => The tensions surrounding Iraq and last year’s Sept. 11 attacks could help to revive the Philippines’ struggling tourism industry by boosting intra-Asian travel, the country’s tourism minister said yesterday. 


The attacks on the United States and the threat of war against Iraq have made tourists reluctant to travel long-haul, Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon told the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines. 


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SOS, which is advocating for progressive liberalization, said the Freedom to Fly Coalition (FFC), a group pushing for open skies, has been wrong in espousing an open skies policy to attract tourists.


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                    [Title] => Adult death rates in Asia to climb 40% due to AIDS
                    [Summary] => The World Health Organization (WHO) warned that the death rate of adults in Asian nations will rise by up to 40 percent in the coming decade due to the AIDS problem. 


In a report released in Manila, the WHO called on Asian countries to "aggressively implement" HIV prevention programs for drug users, including the controversial practice of providing clean needles, to ensure safe injection practices among them. 


The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). 


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                    [Title] => (UPDATE) RP imports dive 34.5% in January
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                    [Title] => RP imports dive 34.5% in January
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