PHILIPPINE FINANCE SECRETARY CESAR PURISIMA

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An Asian Development Bank official warned Thursday of a largely unnoticed crisis in Southeast Asia: private investment in infrastructure has not recovered in the nearly two decades since the Asian financial crisis.

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                    [AuthorName] => Teresa Cerojano
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                    [Title] => Purisima: Invite all SE Asian nations to Pacific trade pact
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A US-backed Pacific free trade pact could cause resentment in Southeast Asia as it would leave some nations in the region better positioned to access America’s market than others, a top Philippine official said Thursday.

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                    [Title] => Philippines: Invite all ASEAN members to Pacific pact
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A U.S.-backed Pacific free trade pact could cause resentment in Southeast Asia as it would leave some nations in the region better positioned to access America's market than others, a top Philippine official said Thursday.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-04-11 08:44:20
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                    [AuthorName] => Matthew Pennington
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                    [Title] => RP loses $5.53 million annually in uncollected taxes
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The Philippines is losing as much as P250 billion ($5.53 million) yearly in uncollected taxes.
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ADB: Private investment lags in Southeast Asia

By Teresa Cerojano | May 23, 2014 - 8:14am

An Asian Development Bank official warned Thursday of a largely unnoticed crisis in Southeast Asia: private investment in...

Business

Purisima: Invite all SE Asian nations to Pacific trade pact

April 12, 2014 - 12:00am

A US-backed Pacific free trade pact could cause resentment in Southeast Asia as it would leave some nations in the region better positioned to access America’s market than others, a top Philippine official...

Business

Philippines: Invite all ASEAN members to Pacific pact

By Matthew Pennington | April 11, 2014 - 8:44am

A U.S.-backed Pacific free trade pact could cause resentment in Southeast Asia as it would leave some nations in the region...

Headlines

RP loses $5.53 million annually in uncollected taxes

August 18, 2010 - 11:00pm

The Philippines is losing as much as P250 billion ($5.53 million) yearly in uncollected taxes.