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[Title] => 'Fast-track 17 projects in Luzon Urban Beltway'
[Summary] => President Arroyo has ordered agencies to fast-track the implementation of the remaining 17 priority projects in the Luzon Urban Beltway (LUB) costing P140 billion to make the region an “investment haven.”
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government for three new projects. The loans for these three projects are the
second batch of special yen loans to be extended to the country by the Japanese
government. The announcement for the first batch of loans, amounting to
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