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                    [Title] => Governemnt to redevelop Mile Long property
                    [Summary] => The government is planning to transform the 2.9-hectare Mile Long property in Makati City into a high-rise, mixed-used development through a joint venture with the private sector, according to the Department of Finance.
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                    [Title] => Government mulls partial sale of Mile Long
                    [Summary] => The government may opt to sell only a portion of the 2.9-hectare Mile Long property in Makati City to take advantage of the possible increase in the asset’s value once the commercial development of the area starts, according to the Department of Finance.
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                    [Title] => A toast to vodka
                    [Summary] => As I was growing up many things defined a good party, from venue to timing to theme. Obviously, good company was always a given factor but other than just having great friends present there are other staples that make or break a good celebration. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2004-09-03 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => MEANWHILE By Michelle Katigbak
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                    [Title] => Pricing holds key to privatization of government assets — Recto
                    [Summary] => Revenue-raising efforts of the government should focus not only on imposing new taxes but also on liquidating certain assets at the right price, Finance Undersecretary Eric O. Recto said yesterday. 


"Under the circumstances, every little bit counts," Recto said. There are still several assets that could be sold aside from the most controversial holdings in Petron and Malampaya, he added. 


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                    [Title] => Investors snub bidding for two government lots in Makati
                    [Summary] => The government was forced to declare a failed bidding for two parcels of land adjacent to the controversial Mile Long property in Makati that officials hoped would generate at least P360 million.


The lots were the only properties unencumbered by any controversy that forced the Privatization Management Office (PMO) to exclude the more disposable portions of the property now occupied by the Prieto family.


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                    [Title] => Privatization proceeds seen to fall short of target
                    [Summary] => The government’s privatization program is expected to fall P400-million short of its P1-billion goal for 2003 as the Arroyo administration backtracked on a number of critical assets that should have been sold this year.


The Department of Finance (DOF) reported that proceeds for privatization for the year would reach only P600 million, generated mainly from the sporadic sale of minor assets.


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                    [Title] => NG sets bidding for dev’t of RP properties in Japan
                    [Summary] => The government will bid out the development contract for its properties in Tokyo and Kobe in Japan next month, marking only the first major privatization effort of the Arroyo administration this year.
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                    [Title] => A ‘sweet’ day at Sweet Inspirations
                    [Summary] => I had lunch the other day at Sweet Inspirations in Katipunan. We’d just finished our live Morning Girls and taping would resume at 4 p.m. because Korina (Sanchez) had a court hearing to attend. For several weeks, I’d really been wanting to have "Mongolian". I love the mixture of meat and (I normally opt for beef/ pork/ squid) seafood with crisp vegetables (I’m partial to bean sprouts, carrots, cabbage and red and green peppers), rice and a garlicky – chili – gingery sauce.
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                    [ColumnID] => 134578
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                    [AuthorName] => Kris Aquino
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                    [Title] => Eastern Petroleum to put up filling stations in terminals
                    [Summary] => Eastern Petroleum Corp. (EPC) will start putting up filling stations in various jeepney terminals all over Metro Manila early next week. 


EPC chairman Fernando Martinez, in an interview, said these filling stations will give  a discount of 60 centavos per liter to its customers. "We will be setting up a filling station in Old Pantranco by the weekend to serve jeepneys plying the route of Quezon Boulevard and it should be ready by Monday or Tuesday next week," he said. 


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                    [Title] => Gov’t mulls options on Makati properties
                    [Summary] => The government is considering the possibility of either an outright sale or long-term lease for its Makati properties including Ecology Village  which is earmarked for privatization this year.


Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho told reporters yesterday  that the Ecology Village property would be re-assessed soon to determine an indicative price for either a lease or outright sale. 


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Mile Long

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                    [DatePublished] => 2018-06-20 00:00:00
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                    [DatePublished] => 2004-09-03 00:00:00
                    [ColumnID] => 134746
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                    [Title] => Pricing holds key to privatization of government assets — Recto
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"Under the circumstances, every little bit counts," Recto said. There are still several assets that could be sold aside from the most controversial holdings in Petron and Malampaya, he added. 


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The lots were the only properties unencumbered by any controversy that forced the Privatization Management Office (PMO) to exclude the more disposable portions of the property now occupied by the Prieto family.


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                    [Title] => Privatization proceeds seen to fall short of target
                    [Summary] => The government’s privatization program is expected to fall P400-million short of its P1-billion goal for 2003 as the Arroyo administration backtracked on a number of critical assets that should have been sold this year.


The Department of Finance (DOF) reported that proceeds for privatization for the year would reach only P600 million, generated mainly from the sporadic sale of minor assets.


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                    [Title] => NG sets bidding for dev’t of RP properties in Japan
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                    [Title] => Eastern Petroleum to put up filling stations in terminals
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EPC chairman Fernando Martinez, in an interview, said these filling stations will give  a discount of 60 centavos per liter to its customers. "We will be setting up a filling station in Old Pantranco by the weekend to serve jeepneys plying the route of Quezon Boulevard and it should be ready by Monday or Tuesday next week," he said. 


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Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho told reporters yesterday  that the Ecology Village property would be re-assessed soon to determine an indicative price for either a lease or outright sale. 


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