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Wednesday, October 15, 2008

 

Remittances to grow 15%

BSP forecasts P16.6B coursed through banks

Remittances from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are expected to post a moderate growth in 2008 despite a global economic slowdown, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.

Nestor Espenilla Jr., the central bank’s deputy governor, said Tuesday the remittances coursed through banks are expected to grow by 15 percent this year to $16.6 billion.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

WASHINGTON, D.C.: The US government will spend up to $250 billion to buy shares in struggling banks in the latest effort to stem a global financial crisis, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Tuesday.

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Even amid a global economic meltdown, many Filipinos still want to look good, as sales of cosmetics and beauty products in the country are rosy this year, some sellers told The Manila Times.

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A peace agreement giving Muslim separatists in southern Philippines control over an expanded autonomous region was illegal, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.

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President Gloria Arroyo, who is facing her fourth impeachment case, received a boost from an unlikely source—former President Joseph Estrada, who said Tuesday that addressing the economy should take precedence over politics.

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WILMINGTON, North Carolina: In a career littered with comebacks, Republican John McCain is now vowing one more Herculean effort to overhaul Barack Obama’s commanding poll lead and restore his White House dream.

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SPECIAL REPORT :REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND POPULATION DEV’T ACT  

LESS food on the table awaits the nation as the number of Filipinos double in the next 30 years – from 90 million now to 180 million. That’s why the Reproductive Health and Population Development Act must be passed.

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Policemen may know that they signed up for danger when they joined the force, but that doesn’t mean they are resigned to constant threats to their lives.

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