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Tuesday, June 09, 2009

 

RP in mild recession–Recto

Diokno, Salceda says 2nd quarter may get worse

 
By Darwin G. Amojelar, Senior Reporter
 
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) on Monday described the worse-than-expected first quarter economic growth results as “a mild recession.”

“You can call it [first quarter economic growth] a mild recession with mild growth. It’s almost flat,” Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ralph Recto told reporters.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

China, even after the reported corruption that tainted the National Broadband Network deal between its ZTE Corp. and Manila, will continue to invest in and provide development assistance to the Philippines.

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A broker questioned the legality of some of the appointments at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) management and board of directors, alleging that there was a violation of the Securities Regulation Code.

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FEATURE

AS if streamers, posters and multimedia ads were not enough to gain popularity, some politicians planning to run in next year’s elections were also planning to exploit the names of streets and even towns in their favor.

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Senators Loren Legarda and Francis “Chiz “Escudero were favored as the best tandem running for the top two posts in the 2010 national elections, a survey directed by Ed Malay—the spokesman of former President Fidel Ramos—showed.

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President Gloria Arroyo posted the highest disapproval rating and was the most distrusted public official, according to the latest Pulse Asia survey, which also found Vice President Noli de Castro to be most liked.

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Authorities reported over the weekend 13 new people with Influenza A(H1N1) flu virus, bringing to 46 the total number of confirmed cases in the Philippines.

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Despite being hit by the global financial crunch, South Korea is expected to employ some 5,000 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in the next 10 months under a memorandum of understanding that was signed recently between Seoul and Manila.

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