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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Google Alert - Philippines News

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Philippines Aims to Boost Mining Revenue
Wall Street Journal
The Philippines unveiled a new mining law that aims to generate more revenue from the sector even as it imposed a moratorium on new contracts.
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Philippines: new law needed before granting new mine deals
Reuters
Manila hopes Congress approves mining royalty of 5-7 pct* New royalty could be applied to existing projects* Manila to bid out mining tenements, abandoned minesBy Erik dela CruzMANILA, July 9 (Reuters)
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Japan Steps Up to the South China Sea Plate
Wall Street Journal
The Philippines and Vietnam have been raising a storm about China's assertiveness in the South China Sea, but they're not the only ones voicing worry. Japan has been playing a relatively quiet, though significant role. It may not have a direct stake in ...
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Wall Street Journal
Muslim rebel leader says peace talks with Philippine government at 'make or ...
Washington Post
MANILA, Philippines — The leader of the largest Muslim rebel group in the southern Philippines said Monday that yearslong talks with the government have reached a "make or break" stage. Al Haj Murad Ibrahim expressed hope a peace accord could be ...
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Philippines plans record infrastructure budget for 2013
Reuters
Manila proposes $9.6 billion infrastructure spending* Gov't forecasts growth of 6 to 7 pct in 2013 (Adds quotes, background)MANILA, July 9 (Reuters) - The Philippines plans to spend arecord 404.6.
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Philippines releases new mining order
Financial Times
Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino, president of the Philippines, has released a new executive order on mining that maintains a freeze on new permits but rows back from tough regulations proposed in an earlier draft. The new order, published on Monday,
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Philippines press for negotiations with Islamic Front
ABC Online
The Moro Islamic Liberation Front is expressing cautious optimism about negotiations with the Philippines Government.
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Philippines wants mining companies to pay more
Inquirer.net (blog)
The Philippines said Monday it was seeking to increase royalties from mining companies while imposing more restrictions to protect the environment and local communities.
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Inquirer.net (blog)
Philippine Coast Guard to get 12 boats from Japan
Inquirer.net (blog)
The Philippines and Japan have agreed to further enhance their bilateral cooperation on shared regional strategic concerns, including maritime security, the Department of Foreign Affairs said.
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Philippines President signs mining policy after delays
Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
MANILA - Philippine President Benigno Aquino has signed a new executive order spelling out the government's policy on mining, a move that will influence the development of $12-billion worth of new projects over the next five years, officials said. The ...
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