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[Title] => Phl wins $5 M against Fraport’s slandering
[Summary] => The German firm stated in its arbitration pleadings that the Philippines is “a country of thieves.” It’s not the country but the government that’s crooked, thanks to bribers like Fraport.
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[Title] => NAIA-3 hinges on right price
[Summary] => The government is mulling three ways to resolve the issue of the Manila airport’s Terminal 3.
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[Title] => Why they're belittling RP court triumphs
[Summary] => There’s an attempt to discredit as pyrrhic RP’s two victories in the NAIA Terminal-3 issue.
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[Title] => Cover-up?
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Should the government be made to shoulder the expenses incurred by Piatco allegedly for publicity?
According to the Philippine legal panel, the Philippine International Air Transport Corp. or Piatco spent around $1 million for the services of a media consultant credited for the publication of 155 articles favorable to the contract between the consortium and the government for the construction of the Terminal 3 at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA 3).
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[Title] => Dummies demonizing Cha-cha Antonino
[Summary] => Rep. Rodolfo Antonino accuses local dummies of foreign firms of demonizing Charter change. With a slush fund of P15 million, he says, the dummies are using STOP Cha-cha, which opposes the manner but not the need for constitutional reforms, to promote surreptitious ends. They have given P5 million to an ad agency to place wayward materials like imagined transitory provisions that would make Gloria Arroyo and Noli de Castro rule for life.
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[Title] => Naka-balatkayo kontra Cha-cha
[Summary] => SINISIKAP sa Charter change ang repormang ekonomiya na wawakas sa karalitaan ng isa sa bawat tatlong Pilipino at gutom ng 2.8 milyon pamilya. Pero may mga lihim na sumisira sa Cha-cha, pinalalabas na pakana lang para panatilihin ang mga kongresista o paghiwalayin ang Republika.
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[Title] => Arroyo officials sabit din sa Piatco scam
[Summary] => NANUHOL ang Piatco nung 1996 para masilat ang build-operate offer ng Asian Emerging Dragons Corp. sa NAIA Terminal-3. Kunwariy mas mura ang bid ng Piatco miski iba pala ang terms of reference na labag sa batas. Tapos, miski may kontrata, natulog ang Piatco nang dalawang taon. Nang magbago ng administrasyon nung 1998, apat na beses nitong hinimas ang kontrata para pumabor sa sarili. Sa testimonya ng mga kasapi sa proyekto, sina Joseph Estrada at executive secretary Ronaldo Zamora ang inayos.
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[Title] => Piatco-Fraport paid off three administrations
[Summary] => Normally in constructions, the builder turns over the structure first for the owners inspection before final billing. Not so in the case of NAIA Terminal-3, whose ceiling collapsed days before scheduled test-run. Here, builder Piatco, German partner Fraport, and general contractor Takenaka are in a hurry to lay their hands on anywhere from $412-$560 million in construction fees. And officials of the owner-government are too eager to pay out a $55-million installment even without thorough check.
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ALFONSO LIONGSON
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[Summary] => The German firm stated in its arbitration pleadings that the Philippines is “a country of thieves.” It’s not the country but the government that’s crooked, thanks to bribers like Fraport.
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Should the government be made to shoulder the expenses incurred by Piatco allegedly for publicity?
According to the Philippine legal panel, the Philippine International Air Transport Corp. or Piatco spent around $1 million for the services of a media consultant credited for the publication of 155 articles favorable to the contract between the consortium and the government for the construction of the Terminal 3 at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA 3).
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[Summary] => NANUHOL ang Piatco nung 1996 para masilat ang build-operate offer ng Asian Emerging Dragons Corp. sa NAIA Terminal-3. Kunwariy mas mura ang bid ng Piatco miski iba pala ang terms of reference na labag sa batas. Tapos, miski may kontrata, natulog ang Piatco nang dalawang taon. Nang magbago ng administrasyon nung 1998, apat na beses nitong hinimas ang kontrata para pumabor sa sarili. Sa testimonya ng mga kasapi sa proyekto, sina Joseph Estrada at executive secretary Ronaldo Zamora ang inayos.
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[Title] => Piatco-Fraport paid off three administrations
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January 28, 2007 - 12:00am