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[Title] => EDITORIAL - 50 more years for PNR
[Summary] => If a Senate measure becomes law, the Philippine National Railways will continue to operate for another 50 years once its corporate life ends on June 19 under Republic Act 4156. Last week 22 senators voted to extend the life of the PNR by another 50 years.
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[Title] => Noli won't apologize to urban poor group that interrupted speech
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro will not apologize to the members of Kalipunang Damayan ng Mahihirap (Kadamay), the urban poor group that interrupted his speech in Los Baños, Laguna on Thursday.
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[Title] => JDV urges China to invest more, build houses in RP
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. urged China yesterday to pour more investments into the Philippines such as helping to ease the nation’s housing and classroom shortages.
"An economy such as ours should be clever, flexible and nimble if it is to prevail in today’s world. We have a favorable balance (of trade) with China, but China should perhaps buy more and invest more in the Philippines," he proposed.
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[Title] => RP presents China with $32-B funding ‘wish list’
[Summary] => The Philippines has presented China with a $32-billion "wish list" of various projects for possible funding including an ambitious $10-billion interconnection of the North and South Luzon Expressways, the second phase of the South Railway System and at least $1 billion worth of tourism facilities.
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[Title] => ‘Derailed’
[Summary] => Yes, the rumors are true that, indeed, Finance Secretary Margarito Teves is going to the World Bank (WB) in Washington D.C. early this month. This is because Teves will chair the WB’s G-24 annual meeting scheduled this April 19. But before he flies to the US, Teves and the other key members of President Arroyo’s economic team will embark on yet another Philippine Bond roadshow that will take them to London this week.
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[Title] => Bulacan folk displaced by NorthRail relocated this month
[Summary] => In the wake of controversies surrounding the 76.4-kilometer NorthRail project, Vice President Noli de Castro vowed yesterday to finish the in-city relocation of affected families in Bulacan by the end of the month.
This, as De Castro, concurrent chairman of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council, belied accusations that there was lack of consultations and overpricing in the purchase of relocation sites for the affected families.
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[Title] => ICC approves P6.6-B South Rail project
[Summary] => The Investment Coordination Committee-Cabinet Committee (ICC-CC) recently approved the first phase of the P6.6-billion South Rail project that would pave the way for commuters to enjoy a fast, safe, reliable and comfortable travel through and from Caloocan to Calamba.
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[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. urged China yesterday to pour more investments into the Philippines such as helping to ease the nation’s housing and classroom shortages.
"An economy such as ours should be clever, flexible and nimble if it is to prevail in today’s world. We have a favorable balance (of trade) with China, but China should perhaps buy more and invest more in the Philippines," he proposed.
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[Title] => RP presents China with $32-B funding ‘wish list’
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[Title] => Bulacan folk displaced by NorthRail relocated this month
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This, as De Castro, concurrent chairman of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council, belied accusations that there was lack of consultations and overpricing in the purchase of relocation sites for the affected families.
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