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Monday, March 10, 2008 |
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Siazon says Drilon lying
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New
secret witness not Mañalac–Ping
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Ambassador Domingo Siazon Jr. said former Senate President Franklin
Drilon lied when he claimed that the envoy told him that the US
government is displeased with the Philippines for its Spratlys deal
with China.
Siazon, formerly Foreign Affairs secretary and
now envoy to Japan, was referring to a Philippine Daily Inquirer
story about the Joint Marine Seismic Undertaking signed by the
Philippines, China and Vietnam in 2005.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Party Leadership, kampi merger in
Lakas meeting agenda
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Members of the ruling political party, Lakas-Christian
Muslim Democrats, are expected to remove former House Speaker Jose
de Venecia Jr. as party president when its National Directorate
meets today.
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RP, others hurting as rice price skyrockets
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HONG KONG: The soaring price of rice has triggered a supply and
demand crunch that is hurting some of Asia’s neediest nations,
forcing them to spend more on imports, industry experts and
officials say.
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UST alumna wins Bb. Pilipinas crown
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As expected, the results of the Binibining
Pilipinas beauty pageant Saturday night did not please everyone.
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GMA to Myanmar: Accept observers
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President Gloria Arroyo urged Myanmar’s ruling
military junta to allow foreign observers to enter the country and
monitor the upcoming election there in May.
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SPECIAL
REPORT
: SENTOSA 27 SAGA
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RP nurses seen as prime export commodity
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For decades, nurses have been among the most
exportable of Filipino professionals.
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