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[Summary] => As worries mount over China’s apparent lusting for control over resources in the West Philippine Sea and South China Sea, militant party-list group Bayan Muna yesterday asked the Supreme Court to rule on its petition questioning the constitutionality of the Joint Marine Seismic Undertaking (JMSU) signed by the previous Arroyo administration with China and Vietnam in March 2005.
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[Title] => No joint exploration with China, for now
[Summary] => With reports of intrusions into Philippine waters by Chinese vessels, a joint exploration with China in the West Philippine Sea is out of the question - at least for now, according to Malacañang.
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[Title] => Gov't fixing damage of Arroyo-China deal
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[Title] => RP security unaffected by lapsed Spratly deal
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[Title] => PNOC: China ship in Palawan for JMSU
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[Title] => DFA bucks House bill on RP Spratly claim
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