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Monday, September 22, 2008 (Philippines)

DTI: Brace for higher food prices this Christmas
A young female mendicant shares "street food and drinks" with her younger brother in Angeles City. The two are among the growing number of beggars in urban and commercialized areas of Pampanga, which now include "Badjaos" from Mindanao. (Sun.Star Pampanga photo)
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- With only 95 days before Christmas, the Central Luzon office of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is advising consumers in the region to anticipate the rise in the prices of basic and prime commodities on and before the Yuletide season.

The inflation rate that affects the prices of goods was registered at a 17-year record high of 12.5 percent in Metro Manila and 14.2 percent in areas outside the National Capital Region.

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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- Rushing to the aid of the beleaguered Pampanga Governor Eddie Panlilio, running priest Robert Reyes lambasted businesswoman Lolita Hizon and Vice-Governor Joseller "Yeng" Guaio as he described the move to unseat Panlilio from office as "dirty patronage politics."
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GUAGUA -- Barely a month since adopting the 100-Day Tactical Plan designed to provide efficient service to consumers and to improve its overall performance, the Pampanga Electric Cooperative II (Pelco II) has reduced "hitches" on its system losses by 3.26 percent.
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