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                    [Title] => AFP to launch good governance watchdog
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                    [Title] => Filipinos thrive in Barcelona
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                    [Title] => Quid pro quo
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ANG argumento laban sa pagtalaga ng mga retiradong Supreme Court Justice sa sensitibong posisyon sa pamahalaan ay dahil napaghihinalaan ang kanilang pagpapasya. "Presidential appointment" ba ang pabuya sa kanilang paborableng desisyon sa mga importanteng kasong kasangkot ang Pangulo at kanyang mga kaalyado? QUID PRO QUO. Sa Tagalog: KALIWAAN. Upang maiwasan ang duda, huwag na sanang ipilit pa sa tao matapos ang serbisyo. 


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                    [Title] => UN adopts RP-initiated resolution on trafficking
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The United Nations has adopted a Philippine-initiated resolution that calls upon governments to criminalize all forms of trafficking and eliminate the demand for trafficked persons for all forms of sexual exploitation.


In a report to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Philippine Mission to the United Nations said the resolution – one of the major and important resolutions to emanate from the Third (Social, Cultural and Humanitarian) Committee of the 61st UN General Assembly and co-sponsored by 81 member-states – was adopted on Friday.


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                    [Title] => It was dismaying to witness our officials squabbling over where the money was, while our OFWs suffer in Lebanon
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When La Presidenta met with this writer early yesterday morning, she was dressed in blue but her smile was sunny, and she looked fit as a fiddle.


She put on a white surgical mask, joking that she didn’t want to give me any germs from her trankaso. I think she was afraid, really, of getting microbes from me. In any event, she appeared to have regained what America’s John F.  Kennedy used to call in his Irish-Bostonian twang, "vim and vigah."


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                    [Title] => Palace: Romulo to stay on as DFA chief until 2010
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Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye issued the statement following reports that Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. had been lobbying with President Arroyo to have Ambassador Lauro Baja, the country’s envoy to the United Nations, replace Romulo.


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                    [Title] => Envoy rebuts New York Times editorial on ‘dark days’ for RP democracy
                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ permanent ambassador to the United Nations yesterday took exception to a New York Times editorial that said President Arroyo’s increasingly authoritarian tendencies have endangered democracy in the country.


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                    [Title] => I eat ham, jam, and ‘Spamalot’
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                    [AuthorName] => CHASING TOFF By Christopher de Venecia
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                    [Title] => Baja conferred TOFIL award
                    [Summary] => Ambassador Lauro Baja, Jr., permanent representative of the Philippines to the United Nations, will receive The Outstanding Filipino (TOFIL) award for bilateral and multilateral diplomacy on Dec. 6.


Baja was cited for his "outstanding work in the field of bilateral and multilateral diplomacy through the years, which have helped give the proper focus and attention to national and global concerns and issues to make the world a better place to live."


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AMBASSADOR LAURO BAJA

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In a report to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Philippine Mission to the United Nations said the resolution – one of the major and important resolutions to emanate from the Third (Social, Cultural and Humanitarian) Committee of the 61st UN General Assembly and co-sponsored by 81 member-states – was adopted on Friday.


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