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Kiko hits govt
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Lawmakers report‘great progress’ on $700-B
bailout
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WASHINGTON, D.C.: Lawmakers at the US Congress reached a tentative
deal Sunday on a $700-billion bailout plan designed to buy up bad
loans from financial institutions hit by failed mortgages.
House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi
said the lawmakers had made “great progress” on the bill. “We
have to get it committed to paper so we can formally agree,” she
said.
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Financial crisis haunts Asian leaders at UN
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UNITED NATIONS: Japan is worried about a severe credit crunch, India
wants regulations tightened, while China expects the situation to
get worse before it gets better. The US financial crisis has been
haunting Asian leaders as they took the rostrum at the UN General
Assembly.
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Obama In Midwest, As Row With Mccain Flares
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WASHINGTON, D.C.: Barack Obama was to move his campaign to the
industrial Midwest on Sunday, as the Democratic nominee and his
Republican rival, John McCain, tore into one another over the
reeling US economy.
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EXCLUSIVE
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Fishing company faces DOJ raps for making fuel
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The authorities think there is something fishy about a company in
Malabon—literally.
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CA clears way for suit against Mike Arroyo
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THE Court of Appeals has given the go signal allowing a lower court
to prosecute the President’s husband, lawyer Jose Miguel Arroyo,
in connection with a P12.5-million class suit filed by a group of
journalists.
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China milk scare gives opportunity to Pinoys
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A former Cabinet secretary said Sunday that the China milk scare
presents an opportunity for the Philippines, as she asked the
government to give incentives to local dairy producers.
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Kiko hits govt inaction on ICC membership
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Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan questioned the failure
of Malacañang to submit to the Senate an international treaty
called the Rome Statute that would make the Philippines a member of
the International Criminal Court, or ICC.
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