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[Title] => GMA launches crash program for fisherfolk
[Summary] => President Arroyo has instructed the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) to undertake a crash program in six bays to address the depletion of fisheries resources and persistent poverty among the fisherfolk in these areas.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr. said the instructions were issued by the President during an executive committee meeting at Malacañang.
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[Title] => Palace heaves sigh of relief after FPJ denial
[Summary] => Palace officials heaved a sigh of relief yesterday after movie icon Fernando Poe Jr. denied that he has agreed to run against President Arroyo in 2004.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr. said Poe himself came out in several radio interviews to deny that his bosom buddy, jailed former President Joseph Estrada, has persuaded him to run for president in May 2004.
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[Title] => Non-performing Cabinet men to go - Palace
[Summary] => Several Cabinet members are expected to go in the impending reorganization of President Arroyo’s official family.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr. said yesterday a number of Cabinet members have failed to meet the targets set for them by President Arroyo when she took over from ousted President Joseph Estrada in January last year.
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[Title] => GMA to Japanese business groups: Invest in RP energy sector
[Summary] => As the nation grappled with a power crisis, President Arroyo invited Japanese business leaders yesterday to invest in the Philippines’ energy sector, particularly in putting up transmission lines of the state-run National Power Corp. (Napocor).
On the third day of her five-day working visit to Japan, the President urged delegates at a forum on energy in Tokyo "to participate in the shaping of the first truly privatized energy market" in the Philippines.
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[Title] => GRP-MILF ‘back-door’ pact inked today in KL
[Summary] => President Arroyo will witness the signing today in Kuala Lumpur of a new agreement between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in the on-going "back-channel" peace talks being brokered by the Malaysian government.
President Arroyo revealed this yesterday in her weekly radio program on the eve of her trip to Kuala Lumpur.
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[Title] => LDP: Joker an apologist for government
[Summary] => The opposition Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) hit back yesterday at Sen. Joker Arroyo who earlier criticized Sen. Edgardo Angara for claiming he was being persecuted by the government.
"The transformation of Senator Arroyo from a street parliamentarian to an apologist for the administration is most tragic," said Caga-yan de Oro City Rep. Constantino Jaraula.
This developed as Malacañang welcomed a move by the LDP dropping its policy of "critical collaboration" with the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => 5 Cotabato blast suspects nabbed
[Summary] => Police have arrested five teenagers in connection with a grenade attack on a crowd of concert-goers Wednesday night in Cotabato City that left at least seven people dead and at least 125 others wounded.
The suspects, aged 14 to 17 and believed to be members of the so-called 18-K Gang, allegedly got mad after a rock band turned down their request to play a popular song entitled "Stupid Luv" by the rap group Salbakuta.
Other reports indicated, however, that the gangmembers went onstage and wanted to do their own act, but the performing group rejected them.
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[Title] => Government vows to alleviate plight of port workers
[Summary] => President Arroyo has asked the Philippine Ports Authority, the Department of Transportation and Communications and the Department of Labor and Employment to look into the plight of port workers and act immediately on their problems.
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[Title] => Malacañang vows to look into plight of port workers
[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday it will do all it can to alleviate the plight of port workers who are restive over a recall of the 10-percent increase in stevedoring and arrastre charges.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr., who is also head of the Presidential Management Staff, issued a statement yesterday on reports that port workers were growing restless over the unreasonable demand of shipping operators, importers and exporters for a rollback of port tariffs.
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[Title] => Arroyo exacts revenge on media tormentors
[Summary] => It was Asia’s Iron Lady who roasted the press on gridiron night.
President Arroyo exacted sweet revenge on her media tormentors and drew first blood by hitting, albeit in a light-hearted manner, the alleged abuses and corruption of journalists in the Philippines at the annual Gridiron Night of the National Press Club (NPC) held Tuesday at the Manila Hotel.
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ACTING PRESS SECRETARY SILVESTRE AFABLE JR.
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Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr. said the instructions were issued by the President during an executive committee meeting at Malacañang.
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[Title] => Palace heaves sigh of relief after FPJ denial
[Summary] => Palace officials heaved a sigh of relief yesterday after movie icon Fernando Poe Jr. denied that he has agreed to run against President Arroyo in 2004.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr. said Poe himself came out in several radio interviews to deny that his bosom buddy, jailed former President Joseph Estrada, has persuaded him to run for president in May 2004.
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[Title] => Non-performing Cabinet men to go - Palace
[Summary] => Several Cabinet members are expected to go in the impending reorganization of President Arroyo’s official family.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr. said yesterday a number of Cabinet members have failed to meet the targets set for them by President Arroyo when she took over from ousted President Joseph Estrada in January last year.
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[Title] => GMA to Japanese business groups: Invest in RP energy sector
[Summary] => As the nation grappled with a power crisis, President Arroyo invited Japanese business leaders yesterday to invest in the Philippines’ energy sector, particularly in putting up transmission lines of the state-run National Power Corp. (Napocor).
On the third day of her five-day working visit to Japan, the President urged delegates at a forum on energy in Tokyo "to participate in the shaping of the first truly privatized energy market" in the Philippines.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo will witness the signing today in Kuala Lumpur of a new agreement between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in the on-going "back-channel" peace talks being brokered by the Malaysian government.
President Arroyo revealed this yesterday in her weekly radio program on the eve of her trip to Kuala Lumpur.
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[Summary] => The opposition Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) hit back yesterday at Sen. Joker Arroyo who earlier criticized Sen. Edgardo Angara for claiming he was being persecuted by the government.
"The transformation of Senator Arroyo from a street parliamentarian to an apologist for the administration is most tragic," said Caga-yan de Oro City Rep. Constantino Jaraula.
This developed as Malacañang welcomed a move by the LDP dropping its policy of "critical collaboration" with the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => 5 Cotabato blast suspects nabbed
[Summary] => Police have arrested five teenagers in connection with a grenade attack on a crowd of concert-goers Wednesday night in Cotabato City that left at least seven people dead and at least 125 others wounded.
The suspects, aged 14 to 17 and believed to be members of the so-called 18-K Gang, allegedly got mad after a rock band turned down their request to play a popular song entitled "Stupid Luv" by the rap group Salbakuta.
Other reports indicated, however, that the gangmembers went onstage and wanted to do their own act, but the performing group rejected them.
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[Title] => Government vows to alleviate plight of port workers
[Summary] => President Arroyo has asked the Philippine Ports Authority, the Department of Transportation and Communications and the Department of Labor and Employment to look into the plight of port workers and act immediately on their problems.
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[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday it will do all it can to alleviate the plight of port workers who are restive over a recall of the 10-percent increase in stevedoring and arrastre charges.
Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable Jr., who is also head of the Presidential Management Staff, issued a statement yesterday on reports that port workers were growing restless over the unreasonable demand of shipping operators, importers and exporters for a rollback of port tariffs.
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[Summary] => It was Asia’s Iron Lady who roasted the press on gridiron night.
President Arroyo exacted sweet revenge on her media tormentors and drew first blood by hitting, albeit in a light-hearted manner, the alleged abuses and corruption of journalists in the Philippines at the annual Gridiron Night of the National Press Club (NPC) held Tuesday at the Manila Hotel.
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