+ Follow PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL AIR TERMINAL CO Tag
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[Title] => The counter-productive NAIA-3 dispute
[Summary] => Malacanang’s recent pronouncement that it is willing to listen to the proposal of the Philippine International Air Terminal Co. Inc. (PIATCO) for a possible settlement over the dispute at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA 3) is a welcome, laudable news that would hopefully restore anew foreign investor confidence in the country.
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[Title] => Graft vs ex-Piatco prexy
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Inutusan ng Korte Suprema ang Sandiganbayan na ituloy ang pagdinig sa graft charges laban kay dating Philippine International Air Terminal Co. (PIATCO) president at chairman Henry Go matapos ibasura ang petisyon nito ng High Tribunal.
Sa 20-pahinang desisyon ng SC 3rd division na pinonente ni Associate Justice Romeo Callejo, ibinasura ang petisyon ni Go dahil sa kawalan ng merito kasabay ang pag-uutos sa Sandiganbayan na ituloy ang paglilitis sa graft case nito.
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[Title] => Pambayad sa PIATCO ‘di magmumula sa gobyerno-Palasyo
[Summary] => Tiniyak kahapon ng Palasyo na hindi magmumula sa gobyerno ang P3 bilyong ibabayad sa Philippine International Air Terminal Co. (PIATCO).
Ayon kay Budget Secretary Rolando Andaya, ang P3 bilyon ay manggagaling sa corporate budget ng Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) at hindi galing sa kaban ng gobyerno.
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[Title] => PIATCO owner hiniling kasuhan ng money laundering
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Iginiit ng kampo ni Ilocos Sur Rep. Salacnib Baterina na dapat isangkot umano ang major owner ng Philippine International Air Terminal Co. Inc. (PIATCO ) na si Cheng Yong sa kasong money laundering dahil sa maanomalyang pagpapatupad ng airport project.
Tinukoy ni Atty. Jose Bernas, legal counsel ni Rep. Baterina, ang mga dokumentong ginamit ng Fraport AG sa Estados Unidos kung saan sangkot ang Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project at kinukuwestiyon ang halagang ini-invest umano ng Fraport sa paggawa ng pasilidad dito.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL – Pati judge ay parang manok na pinapatay
[Summary] => MALAGIM ang 2005 para sa mga journalists. Sunud-sunod ang mga pagpatay na isinagawa at iilan lamang ang nareresolba. Maraming umaasa ng hustisya pero hanggang doon na lamang sapagkat matagal bago makakamit ng katarungan sa bansang ito.
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[Title] => GMA urged to open NAIA Terminal 3
[Summary] => President Arroyo was urged yesterday to take immediate steps to open the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 and prosecute government officials and private individuals involved in the anomalous contract to build the new airport.
Lawyer Perfecto Yasay Jr., chairman of the MIA-NAIA Association of Service Operations (MASC), said now is the time for the President to resolved the Terminal 3 issue because of her new mandate.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Airport workers decry exclusion from NAIA-3 talks
[Summary] => Airport workers decried yesterday their exclusion from ongoing discussions to come up with a "win-win formula" for the controversial Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project.
Ed Oredina, secretary-general of the Scrap the Piatco Deal Coalition (Scrap), said airport workers are not being consulted by the government in its efforts to resolve the NAIA 3 dispute.
"Why is it that only the local shareholders and foreign shareholders are being consulted?" he asked.
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[Title] => Fraport case to scare off foreign investors
[Summary] => Foreign investors are expected to shy away from future build-operate-transfer (BOT) projects with the government following the sad experience of Germany’s Fraport AG in the controversial Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project, European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines executive director Henry Schumacher said yesterday.
"I think the Fraport case would have a direct impact on government’s ability to attract foreign investors to put their money in BOT projects," Schumacher said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => GMA: Reform or perish
[Summary] => In a much anticipated major policy speech, President Arroyo called yesterday for reforms and summoned the "power of cooperation" to push key programs in the final 18 months of her administration.
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[Title] => Roxas allays concerns of traders on gov’t policies
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II tried yesterday to allay the growing fears and pessimism of the private sector on the economy and government’s regulatory and trade policies.
Speaking before members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) during their 28th Philippine Business Conference at the Manila Hotel, Roxas assured local businessmen that the government is addressing the public’s growing concern at the ballooning budget deficit.
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PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL AIR TERMINAL CO
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[Title] => Graft vs ex-Piatco prexy
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Inutusan ng Korte Suprema ang Sandiganbayan na ituloy ang pagdinig sa graft charges laban kay dating Philippine International Air Terminal Co. (PIATCO) president at chairman Henry Go matapos ibasura ang petisyon nito ng High Tribunal.
Sa 20-pahinang desisyon ng SC 3rd division na pinonente ni Associate Justice Romeo Callejo, ibinasura ang petisyon ni Go dahil sa kawalan ng merito kasabay ang pag-uutos sa Sandiganbayan na ituloy ang paglilitis sa graft case nito.
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[Title] => Pambayad sa PIATCO ‘di magmumula sa gobyerno-Palasyo
[Summary] => Tiniyak kahapon ng Palasyo na hindi magmumula sa gobyerno ang P3 bilyong ibabayad sa Philippine International Air Terminal Co. (PIATCO).
Ayon kay Budget Secretary Rolando Andaya, ang P3 bilyon ay manggagaling sa corporate budget ng Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) at hindi galing sa kaban ng gobyerno.
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[Title] => PIATCO owner hiniling kasuhan ng money laundering
[Summary] =>
Iginiit ng kampo ni Ilocos Sur Rep. Salacnib Baterina na dapat isangkot umano ang major owner ng Philippine International Air Terminal Co. Inc. (PIATCO ) na si Cheng Yong sa kasong money laundering dahil sa maanomalyang pagpapatupad ng airport project.
Tinukoy ni Atty. Jose Bernas, legal counsel ni Rep. Baterina, ang mga dokumentong ginamit ng Fraport AG sa Estados Unidos kung saan sangkot ang Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project at kinukuwestiyon ang halagang ini-invest umano ng Fraport sa paggawa ng pasilidad dito.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL – Pati judge ay parang manok na pinapatay
[Summary] => MALAGIM ang 2005 para sa mga journalists. Sunud-sunod ang mga pagpatay na isinagawa at iilan lamang ang nareresolba. Maraming umaasa ng hustisya pero hanggang doon na lamang sapagkat matagal bago makakamit ng katarungan sa bansang ito.
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[Title] => GMA urged to open NAIA Terminal 3
[Summary] => President Arroyo was urged yesterday to take immediate steps to open the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 and prosecute government officials and private individuals involved in the anomalous contract to build the new airport.
Lawyer Perfecto Yasay Jr., chairman of the MIA-NAIA Association of Service Operations (MASC), said now is the time for the President to resolved the Terminal 3 issue because of her new mandate.
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[Title] => Airport workers decry exclusion from NAIA-3 talks
[Summary] => Airport workers decried yesterday their exclusion from ongoing discussions to come up with a "win-win formula" for the controversial Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project.
Ed Oredina, secretary-general of the Scrap the Piatco Deal Coalition (Scrap), said airport workers are not being consulted by the government in its efforts to resolve the NAIA 3 dispute.
"Why is it that only the local shareholders and foreign shareholders are being consulted?" he asked.
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[Title] => Fraport case to scare off foreign investors
[Summary] => Foreign investors are expected to shy away from future build-operate-transfer (BOT) projects with the government following the sad experience of Germany’s Fraport AG in the controversial Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 project, European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines executive director Henry Schumacher said yesterday.
"I think the Fraport case would have a direct impact on government’s ability to attract foreign investors to put their money in BOT projects," Schumacher said.
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[Title] => GMA: Reform or perish
[Summary] => In a much anticipated major policy speech, President Arroyo called yesterday for reforms and summoned the "power of cooperation" to push key programs in the final 18 months of her administration.
[DatePublished] => 2003-01-10 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => Roxas allays concerns of traders on gov’t policies
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II tried yesterday to allay the growing fears and pessimism of the private sector on the economy and government’s regulatory and trade policies.
Speaking before members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) during their 28th Philippine Business Conference at the Manila Hotel, Roxas assured local businessmen that the government is addressing the public’s growing concern at the ballooning budget deficit.
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