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[Title] => Businessmen urge passage of anti-smuggling bill
[Summary] => Local industry leaders urged Congress yesterday to speed up the passage of a bill which would provide stiffer penalties to smugglers.
Jesus Arranza, president of the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI), said smugglers have been responsible for the decline of local industries and enterprises aside from cheating the government of some P40 billion in taxes annually.
Arranza said the country’s anti-smuggling laws are deemed to be "too easy" for smugglers since it only slaps a fine on the offender without being imprisoned.
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[Title] => Gov’t loses P40B yearly to smuggling
[Summary] => The government is losing P40 billion every year to smuggling, killing slowly the local industries and enterprises.
Federation of Philippine Industries president Jesus Arranza said local industries are suffering heavily from the effects of smuggling activities in the country.
To stop smuggling in the country, Arranza noted that FPI inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the government, through Anti-Smuggling Intelligence and Investigation Center (ASIIC) created by President Arroyo through Executive Order 155.
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Jesus Arranza, president of the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI), said smugglers have been responsible for the decline of local industries and enterprises aside from cheating the government of some P40 billion in taxes annually.
Arranza said the country’s anti-smuggling laws are deemed to be "too easy" for smugglers since it only slaps a fine on the offender without being imprisoned.
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Federation of Philippine Industries president Jesus Arranza said local industries are suffering heavily from the effects of smuggling activities in the country.
To stop smuggling in the country, Arranza noted that FPI inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the government, through Anti-Smuggling Intelligence and Investigation Center (ASIIC) created by President Arroyo through Executive Order 155.
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