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                    [Title] => Loren questions gov’t projection of peso-dollar rate
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Christina Mendez
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                    [Title] => A writer in the dock: The debasement of the journalistic profession
                    [Summary] => In his ‘Cocktales’ column entitled "Lawyers in the dock" published in the Aug. 5, 2005 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mr. Victor C. Agustin savaged the reputation of ACCRALAW, our firm, by deliberate fabrication and distortion of the truth. The intent to inflict injury to our firm’s reputation was quite evident. The article, simply put, smacks of outright lying.


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                    [Title] => National Government nixes offers of 3 foreign bank
                    [Summary] => The National Government thumbed down offers by three foreign banks to underwrite loans totaling $400 million after forging a $400-million bond for soon-to-be-privatized National Power Corp. (Napocor).


National Treasurer Sergio Edeza said government rejected separate proposals by the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp., Deutsche Bank and Banque Nationale de Paris to handle the issuance of loans for the government.


HSBC offered to underwrite a $200-million loan, while Deutsche Bank and Banque Nationale de Paris offered to separately handle loans of $100 million each.


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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) may have to absorb some of the bad assets
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                    [Title] => French bank shows interest in Urban Bank
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Banque Nationale de Paris has joined Keppel Tatlee Bank Ltd. of Singapore,
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in acquiring Urban Bank Corp. which was closed last week, according to
Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) vice president Ricardo Tan.

"In addition to Banco De Oro, one or two non-Philippine banks have expressed
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                    [Title] => Erap goes to Paris - Why And Why Not
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PARIS -- Malacañang's bright boys may just have to downplay "unrealistic
expectations"  and look for the silver lining behind President Estrada's
upcoming trip to this glittering French capital in early June.

This is the word that's coming out of Filipino officials both in Manila and in
Paris who are frantically (and needlessly) working behind the scenes to make
the President's Parisian sojourn, scheduled for June 6-7, measure up to the
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But the French, who invented protocol or at least
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                    [Title] => 5 banks lend $344 M to CBK project
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Five commercial banks -- Societe Generale, Banque Nationale de Paris, ING
Barings, Industrial Bank of Japan, and Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank -- will provide the
$344-million loan component to IMPSA for the funding of the rehabilitation and
expansion of the Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan (CBK) hydro-electric power
plants.

The American utility giant Edison Mission Energy will be in partnership with
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$344-million loan component to IMPSA for the funding of the rehabilitation and
expansion of the Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan (CBK) hydro-electric power
plants.

The American utility giant Edison Mission Energy will be in partnership with
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