+ Follow JUAN JOSE DABOUB Tag
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[Title] => WB corruption report lopsided — Palace
[Summary] => Malacañang branded as lopsided yesterday a World Bank assessment that the Philippines’ ability to improve governance and curb corruption had faltered over the past eight years.
Officials said the government had not been remiss in its duty to make the country’s system more efficient.
Presidential Anti-Graft Commission Chairwoman Constancia de Guzman said in a briefing that past administrations, specifically that of former President Joseph Estrada, could have contributed to the negative perception but added much had been done since.
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[Title] => RP economy falling behind rest of Asia — WB official
[Summary] => The Philippines runs the risk of being left further behind its Asian neighbors unless it pushes ahead with dramatic economic reforms, the World Bank managing director warned yesterday.
"The Philippines is not reaching its full potential and may be facing the risk of falling further behind the rest of its Asian neighbors," warned managing director Juan Jose Daboub.
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[Title] => WB lauds RP fiscal reforms
[Summary] => A senior World Bank official yesterday lauded the Philippines for its fiscal reforms but said it needs to do more to strengthen its fight against corruption.
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World Bank managing director Juan Jose Daboub will visit the Philippines from Sept. 10-13, 2006, to convey the World Bank’s support for the country’s economic and social development agenda. The visit comes in the context of the successful implementation of the Philippines’ fiscal reform program that has significantly reduced the macroeconomic uncertainties the country faced two years ago.
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JUAN JOSE DABOUB
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Officials said the government had not been remiss in its duty to make the country’s system more efficient.
Presidential Anti-Graft Commission Chairwoman Constancia de Guzman said in a briefing that past administrations, specifically that of former President Joseph Estrada, could have contributed to the negative perception but added much had been done since.
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[Title] => RP economy falling behind rest of Asia — WB official
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"The Philippines is not reaching its full potential and may be facing the risk of falling further behind the rest of its Asian neighbors," warned managing director Juan Jose Daboub.
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September 13, 2006 - 12:00am
September 13, 2006 - 12:00am
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