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Angela Celis

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Philippines
As seen in: Malaya Business Insight, Cadena SER, La Voz del Tajo Portal, tfa.ph
Covers:  macroeconomy and public finance
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I'm a business reporter residing in the Philippines. I work for People's Independent Media Inc., which publishes the national broadsheet, Malaya Business Insight. I have been with the company since July 2010. My beat assignments are macroeconomy, public finance, multilateral agencies, and insurance. You can find my stories here: https://malayaph.com/

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Camila, artista de Móstoles: "Compatibilizar la maternidad y el trabajo es todo un mundo"

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By Angela Celis Verified
| Cadena SER Verified
Camila, artista de Móstoles: "Compatibilizar la maternidad y el trabajo es todo un mundo" El código iframe se ha copiado en el portapapeles FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsAppCerrar Camila Gámez es una artista que canta en las calles próximas a la plaza del Pradillo, en Móstoles. Ha dedicado toda su vida a ello, lo que ahora también es su profesión. "Desde que tengo memoria, me encanta cantar.
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Paula y Sonia, jugadoras de baloncesto en el suroeste de Madrid: "El deporte femenino ha evolucionado porque, por fin, han apostado por él"

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By Angela Celis Verified
| Cadena SER Verified
Sonia Martínez y Paula Hormigos han dedicado la mayor parte de su vida al baloncesto, ambas han entrenado en el Femenino Alcorcón, en el Ciudad de Móstoles o en el Arroyomolinos. Incluso, Sonia dio el salto profesional al fichar por el Cartagena. Sin embargo, desde pequeñas ambas aseguran haber notado claras diferencias respecto al equipo masculino.
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Q2 GDP growth likely picked upon strong domestic demand — analysts - Malaya Business Insight

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By Angela Celis Verified
| Malaya Business Insight Verified
GROWTH in the Philippine economy likely quickened to an average 5.78 percent in the second quarter of 2025 on sustained domestic demand, reflecting strong household spending, easing inflation, and steady remittance flows, analysts said. Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said the economy likely grew within the government’s latest full-year projection. “Growth will come from household consumption and government consumption and investment,” Recto said.
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