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The government is set to complete this year eight airport projects worth some P15.5 billion to promote tourism and transportation services in five "super" regions, Malacañang said yesterday.


Presidential Management Staff (PMS) director general Cerge Remonde said the eight airport projects are in Casiguran, Bulan, Kalibo, New Iloilo, New Bacolod, Siargao, Ozamis and Cotabato. 


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The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) of the Philippines is studying and preparing the groundwork for the establishment of a patents system for biotechnology research.


According to IP Philippines director-general Adrian Cristobal, the Philippines is at the forefront of biotechnology research and may benefit from patenting its biotechnology research work.


By patenting the country’s biotechnology research, Cristobal said, the country can ask for royalty for a period of 20 years on the technology before it becomes public domain.


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That is the problem with working for the administration of Ate Glue. People tend to declare you guilty by association. The logic behind the labeling is simple: if you are so honorable, why are you working for them. I think the prejudgment is unfair. If honorable people (like Gary Teves, for instance) abandoned public service out of fear that people would think less of them, paano na ang bayan? 


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