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[Title] => Allowing foreigners to own land in RP will attract investments — Spanish envoy
[Summary] => Allowing foreigners to own land and have full control of their businesses in the Philippines may prove to be a "magnet" that will attract foreign investments and make the Philippine market more attractive, and set the country at par with its Southeast Asian neighbors, Spanish Ambassador Ignacio Sagaz said yesterday.
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[Title] => Spanish defense chief arriving for terror talks
[Summary] => Spain’s defense minister will arrive tomorrow for a four-day visit expected to focus on international terrorism and closer security cooperation.
Spanish Defense Minister Jose Bono will hold roundtable discussions with Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz on improving defense and security ties under a 1998 bilateral defense cooperation agreement.
Bono, accompanied by a 23-member delegation that includes four parliamentarians, will also call on President Arroyo and congressional leaders.
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[Title] => Madrid blast victims remembered
[Summary] => The diplomatic community offered Mass yesterday at the San Agustin Church in Intramuros, Manila for the victims of the train bombings in Madrid, Spain last March 11 that left more than 200 dead and some 1,400 wounded.
Spanish Ambassador Ignacio Sagaz also thanked all Filipinos for standing by Spain in its moment of grief.
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[Title] => Vigan comes alive with ‘Binatbatan’
[Summary] => VIGAN CITY, Ilocos Sur — The "Heritage City," as Vigan is known, burst into merry colors yesterday as it staged its Second Binatbatan Festival, luring hordes of local and foreign tourists to its streets lined up with ancestral houses.
The festival got its name from the Iluko term batbatin, or separating cotton balls from the seeds of the local fruit tree kapas sanglay.
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Spanish Defense Minister Jose Bono will hold roundtable discussions with Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz on improving defense and security ties under a 1998 bilateral defense cooperation agreement.
Bono, accompanied by a 23-member delegation that includes four parliamentarians, will also call on President Arroyo and congressional leaders.
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The festival got its name from the Iluko term batbatin, or separating cotton balls from the seeds of the local fruit tree kapas sanglay.
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November 18, 2005 - 12:00am
