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Hostage crisis did not dent investor confidence in RP –Aquino

By Norman Bordadora
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 15:57:00 09/09/2010

Filed Under: business, Investments, Grandstand Hostage, Government, Politics

MANILA, Philippines ? President Benigno Aquino III has reported that investor confidence remained in the country even after the Manila hostage crisis last August 23.

Foreigners remain interested in putting up businesses in the country, according to Mr. Aquino.

He said he would have more concrete numbers upon his return from his trip to the US in the coming weeks.

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