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[Title] => NG may shelve plan to privatize Tokyo lot
[Summary] => Despite a strong need for funds, the Arroyo administration may be forced to shelve its plan to privatize the $45-million ambassador’s residence in Tokyo, Japan.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Angara: GMA planning midnight deals
[Summary] => Sen. Edgardo Angara accused President Arroyo yesterday of cooking up "midnight deals," including the sale of government properties in Japan, to raise funds for her election campaign.
"The sale of four properties in Tokyo and Kobe is part of a string of bargain deals that the Arroyo administration has worked out to advance her personal agenda. We will question these transactions as we consider them irregular and anomalous. These are midnight deals," Angara said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-11-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gov’t looking for developers of RP properties in Japan
[Summary] => The government is seeking more bidders to develop four idle properties in Tokyo and Kobe, Japan under a build-operate-transfer scheme, the Department of Finance said yesterday.
The DOF said its bids and awards committee (BAC) for Japan properties has already published the invitations to bid, and 13 prospective bidders have expressed interest with more anticipated to join in before the deadline on Sept. 30.
A preliminary conference for prospective applicants is scheduled today and the department is hopeful that bidding can be completed by this year.
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[Title] => Villar opposes sale of RP assets in US
[Summary] => The chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee opposed yesterday plans of the Arroyo administration to sell the country’s real estate properties in the United States and Japan.
Sen. Manuel Villar Jr. said selling these assets is not in the nation’s long-term interests.
He said that there are other ways of raising funds to reduce the projected P230 billion budget deficit this year, the announced purpose of the planned sale.
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TOKYO AND KOBE
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"The sale of four properties in Tokyo and Kobe is part of a string of bargain deals that the Arroyo administration has worked out to advance her personal agenda. We will question these transactions as we consider them irregular and anomalous. These are midnight deals," Angara said.
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[Title] => Gov’t looking for developers of RP properties in Japan
[Summary] => The government is seeking more bidders to develop four idle properties in Tokyo and Kobe, Japan under a build-operate-transfer scheme, the Department of Finance said yesterday.
The DOF said its bids and awards committee (BAC) for Japan properties has already published the invitations to bid, and 13 prospective bidders have expressed interest with more anticipated to join in before the deadline on Sept. 30.
A preliminary conference for prospective applicants is scheduled today and the department is hopeful that bidding can be completed by this year.
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[Summary] => The chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee opposed yesterday plans of the Arroyo administration to sell the country’s real estate properties in the United States and Japan.
Sen. Manuel Villar Jr. said selling these assets is not in the nation’s long-term interests.
He said that there are other ways of raising funds to reduce the projected P230 billion budget deficit this year, the announced purpose of the planned sale.
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September 23, 2003 - 12:00am
