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President Gloria Arroyo, wearing a diving attire, waves before she went underwater at the Balicasag Island Dive Resort in Panglao, Bohol in this file photo.  With the President is Tourism Secretary Joseph Ace Durano.
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2008 arrivals: Big dip or 7.5% rise?

Sec. Durano fears President’s wish for 5M arrivals by 2010 will not happen  

WHAT at the end of 2008 will the Philippine tourism industry be? One devastated by a big slump in tourist arrivals, or one that has suffered a manageable decline, or an economic sector rejoicing because it has had a 7.5- percent increase?

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MOVE over Macau and Singapore, the newest Asian entertainment hub is rising in Manila.

Seeing that the country sorely lacks a recognizable tourism marketing point—like Singapore’s Sentosa or Hong Kong’s Disneyland—the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), led by its Chairman and Chief Executive Efraim C. Genuino, hatched a plan to convert a reclaimed area of Manila Bay into a bustling world-class entertainment center.

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S P E C I A L  R E P O R T

·  Most experts forecast only a small dip
·  RP, still behind best Asean performers, 
upgrading old and building new facilities 
   

T O P  S T O R I E S

Kidnapping suspects must be freed, says chief of Muslim foundation

Mayor Alvarez Isnaji and his son Haider, or Jun, who were among those charged with kidnapping-for-ransom in connection with the abduction of television reporter Cecilia “Ces” Oreña-Drilon and her crew and a university professor, must be released from detention because they were illegally arrested.

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R E G I O N S

Administrator Arreza: “The safety situation at the shipyard has become alarming”

SUBIC BAY Freeport: The administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority ordered immediate stoppage of construction activities at a foreign shipyard here on Saturday, a day after a worker was killed and four others were injured in an apparent accident.

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S P O R T S

RED BULL attempts to bolster its bid for an outright semifinal berth while Sta. Lucia fights for a playoff spot as they face each other Sunday in the 2008 Smart-PBA Fiesta Conference at the Araneta Coliseum.

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W O R L D

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WASHINGTON: Presumptive US Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama announced Friday that he and formal rival Hillary Clinton would campaign together on June 27 for the first time.

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P R O P E R T  Y  &  H O M E

Maverick real-estate developer and a proud member of the country’s largest home builder, Vista Land & Lifescapes, Inc., Brittany Corporation is creating a fast-rising community south of Manila.

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 O F W  T I M E S

Migrant worker support groups have kicked off the so-called Philippine process of the Peoples’ Global Action on Migration, Development and Human Rights to prepare for the Second Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD).

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Dishes with funny names

YOU’RE not getting flour-coated deep-fried chicken when you watch the Olympics in Beijing this August, but kung pao chicken—diced chicken fried with pepper and nuts that go very well with steamed rice.

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· Godofredo M. Roperos: Cebu’s cities redeem themselves
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Career Times

Starbucks in tribal frenzy
to keep team spirit alive

They wore anting-antings (amulets), chewed nga-nga (betel nut), masked their faces with ground coffee and carried native backpacks filled with vegetables as offering to the bulol (local god) for a bountiful harvest.

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Alfredo Siojo Lim
Urban Legend

It is the last thing that Mayor Alfredo Siojo Lim of Manila says during an interview that is most telling. Before a reporter leaves, he gives his business card—a paper shard as red as a fire truck in Binondo or a revolutionary flag of the Katipunan, bold and alarming—and explains, “Para pag may sisita sa inyong pulis, ipakita ninyo ‘yan. Maraming loko-lokong pulis. [So that when a policeman flags you down, show them this. There are many crooked cops out there.]”

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