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[Title] => Gatchalian’s Waterfront gets contract for Clark’s Mimosa
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[Title] => Clark airport body to spend P18.5B for expansion of DMIA
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The Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) is planning to spend P18.5 billion in the next three years to prepare the groundwork for a new and bigger Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in line with the long-term vision of President Arroyo to make Clark the international gateway to Central Luzon.
CIAC president and chief executive officer Victor Jose I. Luciano said the feasibility study for the future DMIA may be funded by the Korean financing agency Koica.
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Clark to rebid DMIA contract
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The Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) hopes to rebid by the end of the month a P68-million contract for the expansion of the existing terminal for the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA).
In an interview with The STAR, Clark Development Corp. (CDC) president and chief executive officer Levy P. Laus and CIAC president and CEO Victor I. Luciano said construction of the new terminal has been delayed following the failed bidding conducted last month. CDC owns CIAC.
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[Title] => P20-B new investments to flow into Clark ecozone
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Some P20 billion worth of new investments is expected to flow into the Clark Special Economic Zone (CSEZ) this year following the expected signing into law by President Arroyo, possibly in the next two weeks, of the recently passed bicameral approved bill restoring the incentives of the CSEZ and elevating the zone into a Freeport, according to Clark Development Corp. (CDC) president and chief executive officer Levy P. Laus.
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[Title] => TUCP backs Cha-cha, wants focus on economic reforms
[Summary] => The moderate Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) backed yesterday President Arroyo’s call to change the country’s form of government from presidential to parliamentary.
"The current political system results in many gridlocks in decision making and is prone to patronage politics which breeds corruption in government, thus the need to introduce political and electoral reforms," the TUCP said in a statement.
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[Title] => Clark airport body to spend P18.5B for expansion of DMIA
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The Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) is planning to spend P18.5 billion in the next three years to prepare the groundwork for a new and bigger Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in line with the long-term vision of President Arroyo to make Clark the international gateway to Central Luzon.
CIAC president and chief executive officer Victor Jose I. Luciano said the feasibility study for the future DMIA may be funded by the Korean financing agency Koica.
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[Title] => Clark to rebid DMIA contract
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The Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC) hopes to rebid by the end of the month a P68-million contract for the expansion of the existing terminal for the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA).
In an interview with The STAR, Clark Development Corp. (CDC) president and chief executive officer Levy P. Laus and CIAC president and CEO Victor I. Luciano said construction of the new terminal has been delayed following the failed bidding conducted last month. CDC owns CIAC.
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[Title] => P20-B new investments to flow into Clark ecozone
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Some P20 billion worth of new investments is expected to flow into the Clark Special Economic Zone (CSEZ) this year following the expected signing into law by President Arroyo, possibly in the next two weeks, of the recently passed bicameral approved bill restoring the incentives of the CSEZ and elevating the zone into a Freeport, according to Clark Development Corp. (CDC) president and chief executive officer Levy P. Laus.
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[Title] => TUCP backs Cha-cha, wants focus on economic reforms
[Summary] => The moderate Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) backed yesterday President Arroyo’s call to change the country’s form of government from presidential to parliamentary.
"The current political system results in many gridlocks in decision making and is prone to patronage politics which breeds corruption in government, thus the need to introduce political and electoral reforms," the TUCP said in a statement.
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