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                    [Title] => Pinoys na mawawalan ng trabaho sa US sagipin
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Sa ilalim ng bagong US Aviation Security Law, papalitan ng federal government ang mga private contractors at airlines employees nito kabilang ang mga baggage screeners sa pagmamantina ng mga international airports bilang paghihigpit sa kanilang seguridad,


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                    [Title] => Burnham couple kukuning buhay ng US troops
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                    [Title] => US travel advisory stays—embassy
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A spokeswoman for the US Embassy in Manila said yesterday that Washington is not inclined to withdraw an advisory warning American citizens against traveling to Mindanao.
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                    [Title] => 14 Islamic countries nasa watchlist ng DFA
                    [Summary] => May 14 na Islamic countries ang nasa watchlist ngayon ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) na kasalukuyang kinaroroonan ng may 1.3 milyong mga Pinoy na maaaring maapektuhan sakaling sumiklab ang digmaan sa Golpo.


Ito ang inihayag kahapon ni Vice President at Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr. matapos iprisinta nito sa Malacañang ang kasalukuyang sitwasyon ng mga overseas Filipino workers sa mga nasabing bansa.


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                    [Title] => Wahid vows to resolve immigration issue
                    [Summary] => Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid vowed yesterday to resolve soon the decades-old problem of some 12,000 undocumented Indonesians staying in the coastal villages of Davao.


Wahid made the pledge during a press conference he gave at the VIP lounge of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport before he flew to Jakarta yesterday afternoon.


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                    [Title] => Wahid vows to resolve immigration issue
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Wahid made the pledge during a press conference he gave at the VIP lounge of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport before he flew to Jakarta yesterday afternoon.


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                    [Title] => GMA: Help me liberate Filipinos from poverty
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo appealed yesterday for help to free thousands of Filipinos from the clutches of poverty. 


In a speech delivered in Filipino before the start of the 103rd Independence Day parade in Rizal Park, Mrs. Arroyo said the fight against poverty can be won only if Filipinos are united against the common enemy.


"True peace and freedom are possible only if the people are one and together in the pursuit of greater peace and prosperity," the Chief Executive said.   


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                    [Title] => GMA: Help me liberate Filipinos from poverty
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo appealed yesterday for help to free thousands of Filipinos from the clutches of poverty. 


In a speech delivered in Filipino before the start of the 103rd Independence Day parade in Rizal Park, Mrs. Arroyo said the fight against poverty can be won only if Filipinos are united against the common enemy.


"True peace and freedom are possible only if the people are one and together in the pursuit of greater peace and prosperity," the Chief Executive said.   


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FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY TEOFISTO GUINGONA JR.

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