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Rolando Canizal, Office of Tourism Development Planning director, said the Department of Tourism and Vietnam’s  National Administration of Tourism signed on Oct. 16 the Tourism Cooperation Plan for 2006-2008 in Vietnam to encourage tourism business between the two countries.


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Sheila Mae Perez, diving’s triple gold medalist, will represent the Filipino athletes who dethroned Vietnam, the 2003 winner, during the Awards Night scheduled Jan. 14 at the Manila Pavilion.


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