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[Title] => Figueroa named national treasurer
[Summary] => Deputy Treasurer Mina Figueroa was formally appointed national treasurer yesterday, replacing Sergio Edeza who was appointed president of the Philippine Export Import Bank (Phileximbank).
Figueroa was sworn into office during simple ceremonies at Malacañang after her appointment papers were signed by President Arroyo last Monday.
Figueroa will serve the remainder of the Arroyo administration after her long stint as Edeza’s deputy. She will be primarily responsible for the government’s $7.6-billion borrowing program for 2004.
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[Title] => US credit agency to finance $1-B worth of big-ticket, high-risk gov’t projects
[Summary] => Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) of the United States has agreed to finance some $1- billion worth of big-ticket and high-risk projects of government-owned corporations. OPIC’s decision came along with a go-signal for the Philippine Export-Import Bank (PhilEximbank) to pursue its pending project proposals.
Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho said the OPIC decision came as a surprise to Philippine officials who were expecting the proposals to be rejected due to internal policy questions within the OPIC.
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[Title] => Biag, Salvador rule Shell chess
[Summary] => Cavite’s 11-year-old wunderkind Ivan Gil Biag racked up nine victories against two losses and two draws to book 10.0 points in 13 outings while University of Sto. Tomas top board player Roland Salvador notched 10 wins versus two losses and a draw for 10.5 points to take the top prizes in their respective brackets in the Shell National Youth Active Chess 2000 national finals concluded at SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City recently.
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JOEL VALDEZ
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Figueroa was sworn into office during simple ceremonies at Malacañang after her appointment papers were signed by President Arroyo last Monday.
Figueroa will serve the remainder of the Arroyo administration after her long stint as Edeza’s deputy. She will be primarily responsible for the government’s $7.6-billion borrowing program for 2004.
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Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho said the OPIC decision came as a surprise to Philippine officials who were expecting the proposals to be rejected due to internal policy questions within the OPIC.
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December 7, 2000 - 12:00am
