PRESIDENT AQUINO AND DEFENSE SECRETARY VOLTAIRE GAZMIN

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The Philippines hopes to complete this month negotiations for the acquisition of three Israeli-made aerial radars worth P2.68 billion that will be used to monitor disputed areas in the West Philippine Sea.

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                    [Title] => Military favors holiday truce
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The military is in favor of declaring a truce with communist rebels, saying this would allow both the soldiers and insurgents to be with their families during the Christmas season.

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Phl hopes to seal P2.68-B radar deal with Israel

By Alexis Romero | May 6, 2014 - 12:00am

The Philippines hopes to complete this month negotiations for the acquisition of three Israeli-made aerial radars worth P2.68...

Headlines

Military favors holiday truce

By Alexis Romero | December 5, 2012 - 12:00am

The military is in favor of declaring a truce with communist rebels, saying this would allow both the soldiers and insurgents to be with their families during the Christmas season.

Headlines