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                    [Title] => San Miguel Properties allots P5 billion for Metro Manila, Aklan projects
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San Miguel Properties Inc. (SMPI), the real estate development unit of diversifying conglomerate San Miguel Corp., is aggressively building up its presence this year with a programmed capital budget of P5 billion to fund the development of residential towers in San Juan and Makati as well as a hotel and condotel in Aklan.
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Pardon my intruding into the excitement of the ongoing transition to a new — and reformist — administration, but I am tempted to repeat some points for the benefit of all concerned:
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They say that when a butterfly flutters its wings, a tempest happens elsewhere.
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                    [Title] => Legarda airs concern over airport expansion project
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Environment advocate and Sen. Loren Legarda has expressed alarm over a plan to level a hill to make way for an extension of the runway in Caticlan airport.
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                    [Title] => Ecological warning aired on Caticlan airport project
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                    [Title] => Transco completes Boracay submarine cable project
                    [Summary] => State-owned National Transmission Corp. (TransCo) has completed the laying of the submarine cable for the 69-kilovolt Panay-Boracay interconnection project, a joint project of TransCo and the Aklan Electric Cooperative (AKELCO).


TransCo president Dr. Alan T. Ortiz said this project is critical to Boracay island, the country’s premier tourist destination.


Ortiz said a total of 1.6 kilometers of submarine cable had been laid connecting TransCo’s Caticlan cable terminal station (CTS) and another CTS in Manok-Manok, Boracay last Tuesday, Feb. 21.


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CATICLAN AND BORACAY

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                    [Title] => Transco completes Boracay submarine cable project
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TransCo president Dr. Alan T. Ortiz said this project is critical to Boracay island, the country’s premier tourist destination.


Ortiz said a total of 1.6 kilometers of submarine cable had been laid connecting TransCo’s Caticlan cable terminal station (CTS) and another CTS in Manok-Manok, Boracay last Tuesday, Feb. 21.


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