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Japan eyes maritime aid for Philippine defense
Map showing the disputed areas in the West Philippine Sea (south China Sea), including the Spratlys Islands and Scarborough Shoal. AFP MANILA, Philippines – Japan is planning to provide ...
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Philippines willing to share Spratlys bounty – Aquino
President Benigno Aquino III/Malacaang photo bureau MANILA, Philippines – President Benigno Aquino III is willing to share with other countries in the region the benefits of the natural gas ...
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CJ Corona Wife not off to Spain
The family of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona on Thursday denied that the chief justices’ wife, Cristina, was flying to Spain over the weekend. The family was responding to a ...
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PNoy says it’s good to own but better to share resources
President Benigno Aquino III reiterated that he will not give up any part of the Philippines but expressed readiness to share resources with other ...
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Lantern of lies’ Coronas creative retort to Conchitas colorful diagrams
An online search yielded no other users of "lantern of lies," Chief Justice Renato Corona's pithy response to the lengthy, complicated PowerPoint presentation of Ombudsman Conchita ...
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Ex-military rebel Faeldon will fish raise Philippine flag in Scarborough
Map showing the disputed areas in the West Philippine Sea (south China Sea), including the Spratlys Islands and Scarborough Shoal. AFP MANILA, Philippines--From posh hotels, former military rebel, ...
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Corona dollar accounts authentic says Palace official
The documents pertaining to the purported dollar accounts of embattled Chief Justice Renato Corona that Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales presented before the Senate impeachment court last Monday ...
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Philippines imposes fishing ban to ease standoff with China
MANILA -; The Philippines has imposed a two-month fishing ban in a South China Sea shoal to help ease a tense standoff between Chinese and Philippine ships. Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic ...
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Philippines seeks new markets amid sea dispute with China
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines needs to develop new overseas markets so that a maritime standoff with China, which has thrown relations into turmoil, does not take a toll on tourism and fruit ...
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Philippine-China tensions likely to have modest effects on economy
MANILA, Philippines--Tension between the Philippines and China over Scarborough Shoal might have ';modest effects'; only on the Philippine economy, new Socioeconomic Planning Secretary ...
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