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A woman who sells jewelry has filed a case in court in order to demand payment of P1.3 million from Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Paz Radaza.

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According to Lehman Bros., an expected downturn in industrial production and negative business sentiments would be the major factors affecting the rise in NPLs coupled with a decline in confidence from the foreign and domestic investors.
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