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APTOPIX Spain Financial Crisis

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APTOPIX Spain Financial Crisis
A woman pushes her shopping cart along a street in Barcelona, Spain, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012. Moody's held Spain's debt rating Tuesday at Baa3, one step above "junk" grade. AP PHOTO/EMILIO MORENATTI

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  2. BIR missed collection target in May
  3. PSEi gains 1.56%
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  5. P20B resort rising in Subic
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