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Senate's recommendation to file charges 'unfortunate'—Duque – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Senate's recommendation to file charges 'unfortunate'—Duque – Manila Bulletin

Health Secretary Francisco Duque III (Malacañang photo) Department of Health (DOH) Secretary Francisco Duque III maintained on Wednesday, Feb. 2, that his agency was not involved in the purchase of supplies related to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. In a statement, Duque said that th

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EMCOR Government Services, Inc. (EMCOR), of Arlington, Virginia, protests the establishment of a blanket purchase agreement (BPA) with South Dade Air...

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farmlandgrab.org | Dutch banks finance US$3.5 billion in deforestation projects affecting Liberia - Vimarsana News

farmlandgrab.org | Dutch banks finance US$3.5 billion in deforestation projects affecting Liberia

Dutch Banks ING Group, ABN AMRO, and Rabobank have provided 3.1 billion Euros (nearly US$3.5 billion) to agriculture projects that have led to deforestation, land grab and human rights violations around the world in the last five years, a new report has found.

farmlandgrab.org | Dutch banks finance US$3.5 billion in deforestation projects affecting Liberia - Vimarsana News

farmlandgrab.org | Dutch banks finance US$3.5 billion in deforestation projects affecting Liberia

Dutch Banks ING Group, ABN AMRO, and Rabobank have provided 3.1 billion Euros (nearly US$3.5 billion) to agriculture projects that have led to deforestation, land grab and human rights violations around the world in the last five years, a new report has found.