+ Follow CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS INTERNATIONAL Tag
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[Title] => RP secures tourism investments from Spain
[Summary] => The Philippines has secured investment commitments worth some 300 million euros from Spain in tourism, energy and information and communications technology (ICT) as well as in infrastructure development, President Arroyo said yesterday upon her arrival from a seven-day trip to Europe.
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[Title] => JDV to international forum: Fight poverty, not just terrorism
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. told an international forum over the weekend that any campaign against terrorism must be supported by a "political and an economic initiative" to combat poverty and injustice.
Citing the case of Basilan province in southern Philippines where the Armed Forces is battling the Abu Sayyaf group of bandits and other Muslim extremists, De Venecia said the government has mounted a "parallel anti-poverty drive to lift Muslim communities from decades of poverty and injustice that have bred terrorists."
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[Title] => DFA: German secret police denies being source of ransom story
[Summary] => The German secret service has officially denied being the source of allegations that President Estrada and Presidential Adviser Robert Aventajado pocketed ransom money from the Abu Sayyaf rebels early this year, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).
"The same agency suggested the possibility that media members covering the hostage situation in Jolo (Sulu) could have been responsible for the Der Spiegel allegations," the DFA said in a statement.
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Citing the case of Basilan province in southern Philippines where the Armed Forces is battling the Abu Sayyaf group of bandits and other Muslim extremists, De Venecia said the government has mounted a "parallel anti-poverty drive to lift Muslim communities from decades of poverty and injustice that have bred terrorists."
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[Summary] => The German secret service has officially denied being the source of allegations that President Estrada and Presidential Adviser Robert Aventajado pocketed ransom money from the Abu Sayyaf rebels early this year, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).
"The same agency suggested the possibility that media members covering the hostage situation in Jolo (Sulu) could have been responsible for the Der Spiegel allegations," the DFA said in a statement.
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February 25, 2002 - 12:00am
