+ Follow OLYMPIC SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT Tag
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[Title] => Liranza return gets PSC nod
[Summary] => The Philippine Sports Commission yesterday approved the return of Cuban boxing coach Raul Fernandez Liranza in a move aimed at further boosting the boxers’ three-year training program geared towards the country’s first Olympic gold medal in the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
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[Title] => POC offers own cash bonus to medalists
[Summary] => Not to be outdone, the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) yesterday said it is preparing its own incentive package that awaits Filipino medal winners in the Athens Olympics this August.
Celso Dayrit, the POC chief, did not reveal how much it costs but assured that it would be just as lucrative as the one they prepared for 1996 Atlanta Olympics silver medalist Mansueto "Onyok" Velasco.
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Celso Dayrit, the POC chief, did not reveal how much it costs but assured that it would be just as lucrative as the one they prepared for 1996 Atlanta Olympics silver medalist Mansueto "Onyok" Velasco.
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