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[Title] => Gathering storms for besieged local tuna
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More depressing developments for the besieged local tuna sector: The European Union (EU), the world’s largest buyer of seafood, is relentless in creating more non-tariff barriers just to keep away our tuna exporters in General Santos City in Mindanao, the country’s tuna capital, from getting better share in the much-sought for market.
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[Title] => Debate on coco-biodiesel rages
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We are continuing our discussions about the use of coco-biodiesel as an automotive fuel. We received a lengthy letter from Rafael S. Diaz Jr., Asian Institute of Petroleum Studies, Inc. (AIPSI) managing director, in reaction to the Philippine Institute of Petroleum’s position paper that was published in this column a few weeks ago. We are printing part of his response as follows:
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[Title] => The best SONA ever
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The roads leading to the Batasan were clear, and passing through security inspection was a breeze. With my invitation in hand, I went to look for my seat. On the way, I was greeted by some lawmaker-friends who came to lend the President their ears.
The media was surprisingly behaved on one end of the hall, while protesters outside the compound were clearly divided between the pros and the antis, both camps careful not to mingle with the rest so as to avoid a fight.
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[Title] => Oil companies’ concerns on coco-diesel
[Summary] => The Philippine Institute of Petroleum (PIP), which represents mostly the interest of the country’s three giant oil companies, is in full gear as debates rage on the proposed government policy on the development and usage of alternative fuels.
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More depressing developments for the besieged local tuna sector: The European Union (EU), the world’s largest buyer of seafood, is relentless in creating more non-tariff barriers just to keep away our tuna exporters in General Santos City in Mindanao, the country’s tuna capital, from getting better share in the much-sought for market.
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We are continuing our discussions about the use of coco-biodiesel as an automotive fuel. We received a lengthy letter from Rafael S. Diaz Jr., Asian Institute of Petroleum Studies, Inc. (AIPSI) managing director, in reaction to the Philippine Institute of Petroleum’s position paper that was published in this column a few weeks ago. We are printing part of his response as follows:
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The roads leading to the Batasan were clear, and passing through security inspection was a breeze. With my invitation in hand, I went to look for my seat. On the way, I was greeted by some lawmaker-friends who came to lend the President their ears.
The media was surprisingly behaved on one end of the hall, while protesters outside the compound were clearly divided between the pros and the antis, both camps careful not to mingle with the rest so as to avoid a fight.
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