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TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY LEANDRO MENDOZA AND CHINESE

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EDITORIAL  – The right to know

August 13, 2007 - 12:00am

In approving any project involving public funds, there are three considerations: the country must need the project, taxpayers must be able to afford it, and the deal must offer the best value for money.

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