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Cruz’s directive followed separate rulings by the Government Procurement Policy Board (GPPB) which found the AFP contracts in 2003 for the acquisition of additional squad automatic weapons (SAW) and VHF/FM tactical radios to have failed the requirements that allow direct or single-source contracting.


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A presidential assistant based at the DOE will head the Philippine Strategic Oil, Gas, Energy Resources and Power Infrastructure Office (PSOGERPIO), which Mrs. Arroyo has created.


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Under Executive Order No. 463, the President formed the National Anti-Crime Task Force (NACTAF) under the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission to enhance coordination between and among agencies engaged in the fight against criminality and improve the government’s effectiveness and efficiency in maintaining peace and order.


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                    [Title] => Cabinet body rejects plea to lower duty on steel products
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effectively pre-empting today's public hearing on steel tariffs.

During its meeting this week, the Cabinet committee decided to maintain tariffs
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During its meeting this week, the Cabinet committee decided to maintain tariffs
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