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After successfully launching its first kiosk in Powerplant Mall in Makati last year, the Meralco Dependents Livelihood Multipurpose Cooperative is stretching its wings to take other Meralco dependents under its care.
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This remarkable quality caught the attention of a Japanese scholar who gave a lecture about Meralco’s corporate social responsibility efforts in a seminar held recently in Japan.
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December 6, 2010 - 12:00am
