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In fact, ISAP president Victoria Roman Flores had made it clear that "the meetings was held in the spirit of cooperation" with the end in view of making the local industry viable and competitive in the face of increasing investments by foreign non-life insurers.
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This developed as Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Gen. Roberto Lastimoso and Insurance Commissioner Eduardo T.
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Victoria Roman Flores, ISAP president, said non-life insurers are confident that with the forthcoming operation of the authentication facility, the illegal practices in the mandatory insurance of motor vehicles will be reduced if not totally eliminated.
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VICTORIA ROMAN FLORES
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In fact, ISAP president Victoria Roman Flores had made it clear that "the meetings was held in the spirit of cooperation" with the end in view of making the local industry viable and competitive in the face of increasing investments by foreign non-life insurers.
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This developed as Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Gen. Roberto Lastimoso and Insurance Commissioner Eduardo T.
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Victoria Roman Flores, ISAP president, said non-life insurers are confident that with the forthcoming operation of the authentication facility, the illegal practices in the mandatory insurance of motor vehicles will be reduced if not totally eliminated.
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December 17, 2002 - 12:00am
