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[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — The current economic slowdown facing the Philippines may be blamed on external forces and structural problems, according to the chief economist of the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
"The problems are structural. I don’t think one president will solve them.
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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.
He was seen off at the airport by Philippine officials led by Vice President and concurrent Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr.
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[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.
He was seen off at the airport by Philippine officials led by Vice President and concurrent Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr.
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[Title] => Bad timing for Wahid visit
[Summary] => It’s "bad timing" for Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid to be visiting the country today since ousted President Joseph Estrada has just been arraigned at the Sandiganbayan.
A source at the Department of Foreign Affairs told The STAR yesterday government officials are in a dilemma as to how the Arroyo administration would tackle Wahid’s visit.
Being the world’s most populous Muslim country, Indonesia is important to Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, the source added.
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[Summary] => It’s "bad timing" for Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid to be visiting the country today since ousted President Joseph Estrada has just been arraigned at the Sandiganbayan.
A source at the Department of Foreign Affairs told The STAR yesterday government officials are in a dilemma as to how the Arroyo administration would tackle Wahid’s visit.
Being the world’s most populous Muslim country, Indonesia is important to Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, the source added.
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[Title] => Alok ng Indonesia di raw dapat ikabahala sa Peace Talk
[Summary] => Sinabi kahapon ni Presidential Adviser on Peace Process Eduardo Ermita na hindi dapat ikabahala ng mamamayan ang alok ni Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid na ipagamit ang bansa nito sa usapang pangkapayapaan ng pamahalaang Pilipino at ng Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
Sinabi ni Ermita na ipinakikita lang ng Indonesia ang pakikiisa nito sa Pilipinas sa paglutas sa problema sa Mindanao bilang miyembro ng Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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[Title] => RP opens doors to rice imports from Asean
[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will open up the country’s rice market subject to certain conditions. This move is in compliance with its commitment to the Association of Southeast Asian (Asean) of a free-trade zone in the region by 2004 and 2010.
Agriculture Secretary Edgardo J. Angara said that while government will live up to its commitments, it will replace the quantitative restrictions on rice with "appropriate" tariffs to protect local rice farmers.
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[Title] => Estrada unlikely to meet soon with Salamat — Zamora
[Summary] => President Estrada is unlikely to meet soon with Hashim Salamat, head of the separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) because an agenda for peace talks has not been prepared, Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora said yesterday.
This developed as military troops thwarted another attempt by MILF rebels to launch attacks in Carmen, North Cotabato the other day, killing nine guerrillas and wounding 13 others in a day-long gunbattle.
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[Title] => Tighter security eyed in RP Embassy
[Summary] => Police officials said security at the Philippine Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia should be increased following reports that it might be targeted by Islamic extremists.
"The Philippine Embassy may be targeted since the United States embassy in Indonesia has already been closed," a Philippine National Police intelligence report said.
Also among the possible targets are Western diplomats and US interests in Indonesia, the report added.
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INDONESIAN PRESIDENT ABDURRAHMAN WAHID
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"The problems are structural. I don’t think one president will solve them.
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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.
He was seen off at the airport by Philippine officials led by Vice President and concurrent Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr.
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[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.
He was seen off at the airport by Philippine officials led by Vice President and concurrent Foreign Affairs Secretary Teofisto Guingona Jr.
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[Summary] => It’s "bad timing" for Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid to be visiting the country today since ousted President Joseph Estrada has just been arraigned at the Sandiganbayan.
A source at the Department of Foreign Affairs told The STAR yesterday government officials are in a dilemma as to how the Arroyo administration would tackle Wahid’s visit.
Being the world’s most populous Muslim country, Indonesia is important to Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, the source added.
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A source at the Department of Foreign Affairs told The STAR yesterday government officials are in a dilemma as to how the Arroyo administration would tackle Wahid’s visit.
Being the world’s most populous Muslim country, Indonesia is important to Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, the source added.
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[Title] => Alok ng Indonesia di raw dapat ikabahala sa Peace Talk
[Summary] => Sinabi kahapon ni Presidential Adviser on Peace Process Eduardo Ermita na hindi dapat ikabahala ng mamamayan ang alok ni Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid na ipagamit ang bansa nito sa usapang pangkapayapaan ng pamahalaang Pilipino at ng Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
Sinabi ni Ermita na ipinakikita lang ng Indonesia ang pakikiisa nito sa Pilipinas sa paglutas sa problema sa Mindanao bilang miyembro ng Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) will open up the country’s rice market subject to certain conditions. This move is in compliance with its commitment to the Association of Southeast Asian (Asean) of a free-trade zone in the region by 2004 and 2010.
Agriculture Secretary Edgardo J. Angara said that while government will live up to its commitments, it will replace the quantitative restrictions on rice with "appropriate" tariffs to protect local rice farmers.
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[Title] => Estrada unlikely to meet soon with Salamat — Zamora
[Summary] => President Estrada is unlikely to meet soon with Hashim Salamat, head of the separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) because an agenda for peace talks has not been prepared, Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora said yesterday.
This developed as military troops thwarted another attempt by MILF rebels to launch attacks in Carmen, North Cotabato the other day, killing nine guerrillas and wounding 13 others in a day-long gunbattle.
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[Summary] => Police officials said security at the Philippine Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia should be increased following reports that it might be targeted by Islamic extremists.
"The Philippine Embassy may be targeted since the United States embassy in Indonesia has already been closed," a Philippine National Police intelligence report said.
Also among the possible targets are Western diplomats and US interests in Indonesia, the report added.
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November 23, 2000 - 12:00am
