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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Google Alert - Philippines News

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Philippines Reacts to Chinese Military Deployment
Voice of America (blog)
Philippine President Benigno Aquino says his country will not back down in a territorial dispute with China. Mr. Aquino made the statement Monday in his annual state of the union address, reacting to China's establishment on Sunday of Sansha city across ...
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Keeping the Philippine Dream Alive
Wall Street Journal
And his promotion of a "reproductive health" bill is jarring because it would put the Philippines in danger of following China's path into middle-income development followed by a demographic trap of too few workers. The Philippines doesn't have too many ...
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Wall Street Journal
Philippine leader says he won't yield in territorial dispute with China, will bolster ...
Washington Post
MANILA, Philippines — President Benigno Aquino III said Monday that the Philippines won't back down in a South China Sea dispute with China and that his country's military will soon get dozens of new aircraft and ships for maritime defense.
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Philippines refuses to budge on South China Sea row
msnbc.com (blog)
MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Benigno Aquino refused to budge on Monday on a territorial dispute with China, asking Beijing to respect Manila's rights in the South China Sea and announcing plans to upgrade military capabilities. Addressing a ...
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msnbc.com (blog)
Aquino Urges Expansion of Philippine Military
Wall Street Journal
MANILA—Philippines President Benigno Aquino said Monday that the country is moving to expand its military capabilities but was quick to point out that the Southeast Asian nation isn't preparing for a fight over disputed territory in the South China Sea.
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Wall Street Journal
Demonstrations against Philippines president turn violent, fiery
msnbc.com (blog)
Filipino protesters burn an effigy of Philippine President Benigno Aquino III during a demonstration on a road leading to the Philippine Congress in Quezon City, east of Manila, Philippines, Monday, July 23. President Aquino delivered his State of the Nation ...
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Philippines' Aquino pushes tax reform to fund growth
Reuters
(Adds quotes, reaction, detail). By Rosemarie Francisco. MANILA, July 23 (Reuters) - Philippine President Benigno Aquino asked Congress on Monday to support his proposed overhaul of the mining tax regime as he introduces reforms to sustain growth in ...
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Thailand, Philippines May Resist Rate Cut as Growth Holds Up
Businessweek
Thailand and the Philippines will probably refrain from cutting interest rates this week as the Southeast Asian economies withstand a global growth slowdown that spurred policy easing from Brazil to China. The Bank of Thailand will keep its benchmark ...
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Philippines' human rights commission to investigate mass grave found by military
Washington Post
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines' human rights commission said Monday that it would investigate a report by the military that it has exhumed a mass grave containing at least 30 suspected victims of a 1980s communist rebel purge. Loretta Ann Rosales ...
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Aquino urges Philippines to unite on South China Sea
Pakistan Daily Times
MANILA: Philippine President Benigno Aquino urged all Filipinos on Monday to unite in sending a message to China over a territorial row, insisting his country would not give in to its more powerful neighbour. In his annual "state of the nation" address to ...
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