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                    [Title] => CREBA national convention: GMA’s ‘healing mission’
                    [Summary] => National President Chamber of Real Estate & Builders Associations


In confronting the challenge of "healing a wounded nation," the Macapagal-Arroyo administration does not attempt to go about it by making big promises. But it is taking every conceivable step and adopting every practical, realistic measure to achieve its goal.


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                    [Title] => Loans to informal settlers reach P155 million in first semester
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