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President urged to oppose ‘Cha-cha’ moves |
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Business to Congress: Get economy humming |
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By James Konstantin Galvez And Cris Ordonia, Reporters
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) on Wednesday
urged the House of Representatives to push for programs that will
speed up economic recovery rather than prioritize moves to hasten
Charter change or “Cha cha.”
“We are experiencing one of the most severe
economic crises since World War II and we should focus our energy
addressing this issue,” PCCI President Edgardo Lacson said
Wednesday during the weekly Fernandina Forum.
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Sison asks European Union to lift terrorist tag; Malacañang balks
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The dismissal on Tuesday of the murder investigation in The
Netherlands against the exiled leader of the Communist Party of the
Philippines (CPP) Jose Maria Sison does not mean he could be deleted
from terror listings of the European Union and the United States,
the Palace said Wednesday.
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Govt IT agency to combat spyware
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THE National Computer Center on Wednesday said the emergency
response team of the National Bureau of Investigation and the
Philippine National Police are investigating the infiltration of the
computer network of the Department of Foreign Affairs by a cyber spy
network based mainly in China.
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DA bans swine, cattle from Taiwan, Lebanon
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THE government has temporarily banned the importation of swine,
cattle and other animals vulnerable to the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD)
from Taiwan and Lebanon after receiving valid reports of the
outbreak of the disease in these countries.
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DEAR
PAO
By Persida Acosta
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Seeking recognition
as a Filipino citizen
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Dear PAO,
My father is a overseas Filipino worker who
worked abroad for a foreign government.
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