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[Title] => Palace on spying: Apology needed
[Summary] => President Arroyo demanded an apology yesterday from opposition politicians who allegedly received classified US government documents stolen from the White House and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Mrs. Arroyo has charged that the documents were part of an opposition plot to launch a coup against her. She survived an impeachment complaint last month when her allies in the House of Representatives dismissed charges that she cheated in last year’s presidential elections.
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[Title] => US thanks GMA for ‘Katrina’ aid
[Summary] => The United States Embassy in Manila thanked the Philippines for its humanitarian assistance to Americans whose homes were ravaged by hurricane "Katrina" in the US mainland.
In an interview aired over the state-run television network NBN-4 Thursday night, US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Darryl Johnson said he personally conveyed Washington’s thanks to President Arroyo for ordering a 25-member assistance team to be sent to New Orleans.
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[Title] => Arroyo calls for end to political bickering
[Summary] => After her twin "victories" at the House of Representatives and the Supreme Court, President Arroyo called again yesterday for an end to the "political war" and to allow her administration to carry out necessary political and economic reforms.
The President is pushing for a change in the form of government by amending the Constitution through a constituent assembly. She is also batting for economic reforms, particularly through the implementation of the expanded value-added tax (EVAT) law.
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Mrs. Arroyo has charged that the documents were part of an opposition plot to launch a coup against her. She survived an impeachment complaint last month when her allies in the House of Representatives dismissed charges that she cheated in last year’s presidential elections.
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In an interview aired over the state-run television network NBN-4 Thursday night, US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Darryl Johnson said he personally conveyed Washington’s thanks to President Arroyo for ordering a 25-member assistance team to be sent to New Orleans.
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The President is pushing for a change in the form of government by amending the Constitution through a constituent assembly. She is also batting for economic reforms, particularly through the implementation of the expanded value-added tax (EVAT) law.
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October 11, 2005 - 12:00am
