All About Current Admin of Duterte

[katulz]

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I can't say for certain aning sa GMA7 but crappiest to the crap.. my list goes like this... Crappiest is no. 1.
1. Inquirer
2. ABS
3. Rappler..
So take your crap...

Ok lets play that crap game of yours then, maybe you want to add international news from that list? Remember we dont like hypocrites like the US right?

[obelisk]

Ok lets play that crap game of yours then, maybe you want to add international news from that list? Remember we dont like hypocrites like the US right?

For me, dili lng sad ko mu judge daun sa international News. Because not all of them has intels from within the country. Immediate source nila is from local media itself. Which, they probably think are unbiased.

[janjan2010]

anhi na pud ta sa mangga.

Mango/kg = ave Php25/kg (peak season), ave 40php/kg (off peak season) farm price
Chinese population = 1.357 billion

ave # mangoes per kilo is 4.
since they are already eating banana a day so they'll eat 4 mangoes per week.

thus: (we'll use the peak price)
25php x 1.357 billion = Php 33.925 billion/week

see the potential?

potential gyod kaayo... ug potential ni nga ato kaugalingong mangga adto na nato paliton sa intsik. hahahahaha
tan awa na dagko malls, tindahan ug ubana pa. di ba instsik ang tag iya nga wa pa gani na makig allies nila sa una ha.

[PaYaSo]

potential gyod kaayo... ug potential ni nga ato kaugalingong mangga adto na nato paliton sa intsik. hahahahaha
tan awa na dagko malls, tindahan ug ubana pa. di ba instsik ang tag iya nga wa pa gani na makig allies nila sa una ha.

You simply dont know what your talking.

you simply dont....

[PaYaSo]

Japanese businessmen eager to meet Duterte

TOKYO – When President Duterte meets with Japanese businessmen at an economic forum here, he will witness the signing of eight letters of intent (LOI) and memorandum of understanding (MOU), Tokyo consul general Marian Jocelyn Tirol-Ignacio said yesterday.

“This is intended to generate investment into the Philippines. We have big companies both in the manufacturing and in the investment sector, in the agricultural sector,” Ignacio added.

Japanese businessmen are eager to meet the tough-talking Duterte who has generated much interest here, apparently due to the controversy caused by his tirades against the United States, the United Nations and the European Union.

Ignacio said Duterte has become so popular in Japan and that many businessmen and corporate executives are eager to meet him personally.



“The economic forum is important because for the first time, our Japanese business partners will have their first look at the President,” she said.

“He has generated a lot of interest here in Japan and as you are aware, there is a lot of investment by the Japanese in the Philippines, so what they want to see is they want to know that the 10-point agenda of the President can be expounded and explained possibly in business terms,” she pointed out.


“This is an important meeting if only because he will be meeting the large companies that have invested in the Philippines,” Ignacio added.

Meanwhile, Ignacio said she is hopeful the Maritime Safety Capability Improvement Project (MSCIP) will proceed smoothly in its second phase of implementation. The BRP Tubbataha has recently been delivered to the Philippine Coast Guard as part of the project.

“We are actually awaiting now the delivery of the second multi rapid response vessel, the first one, which is Tubbataha, has already arrived in the Philippines. So the second one is due for, is already going to be named, in fact, so we hope for delivery at the end of this year,” she added.

Japanese businessmen eager to meet Duterte | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com


Note: not from bias media.

[janjan2010]

You simply dont know what your talking.

you simply dont....

you simply blinded about standing of Chinese community in our country or basig nagpa-buta2x lang ka or bacg intsik ka.

[PaYaSo]

you simply blinded about standing of Chinese community in our country or basig nagpa-buta2x lang ka or bacg intsik ka.

hahay. here we go again.
what about the Chinese community beh? since you brought the topic. i want you to explain for the benefit of the people watching you.

and also site a link perhaps an image where we import our own fruits. ky basin ngbuhat2 lng ta.

[21guns]

you simply blinded about standing of Chinese community in our country or basig nagpa-buta2x lang ka or bacg intsik ka.

What are you talking about,, why do you tag chinese as always bad, you should check way back 722 B.C we already had trustworhty trade with China. US has trade with china. whats wrong with that?


Bai PaYaSo

Ang manga raba ron 150 to 180 ang kilo,,kadakong income ani

[obelisk]

What are you talking about,, why do you tag chinese as always bad, you should check way back 722 B.C we already had trustworhty trade with China. US has trade with china. whats wrong with that?


Bai PaYaSo

Ang manga raba ron 150 to 180 ang kilo,,kadakong income ani

Those same chinese who owns big businesses here are providing multiple jobs for our people. Dili pa dyod type of jobs like the BPOs na pwde ra ma pull out anytime. Malls are created, giving people jobs. Dreamers get to build their own business or investments which creates more jobs for our people. If everything runs smoothly, then the OFWs will start to come back.

[PaYaSo]

im not praising the Chinese because of the sudden turn of our country but what im seeing here is the potential of our agri products especially we are an agricultural country. dako kau ni ug tabang sa atong mga yanong mg.uuma.

its just some people are not seeing it because they might be blinded by the color yellow or just plain hatred to the President.