+ Follow AFTER POE Tag
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[Title] => DQ cases vs Grace part of sinister plot, spokesman says
[Summary] => The camp of Sen. Grace Poe said yesterday the three new petitions filed to disqualify her as a presidential candidate were meant to condition the minds of the people about her supposedly not being qualified.
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[Title] => I will do it all over again — FPJ
[Summary] => Despite a bitter campaign that put his qualifications into question, opposition front-runner Fernando Poe Jr. said he had no regrets in his first foray into politics — even if it meant leaving the movie industry where he reigns supreme.
"I will do it all over again," Poe told reporters yesterday when asked if it was worth it.
He cast his vote in the town of San Juan, where his close friend, former President Joseph Estrada, began his political career after life in the movies.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-11 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Paolo Romero and Nikko Dizon
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[Title] => ‘Sched conflict’ cancels talks
[Summary] => Unless Fernando Poe Jr. and Sen. Panfilo Lacson find time to see each other, there won’t be any united opposition.
"Scheduling problems" derailed their much-publicized meeting yesterday — the latest attempt to forge a united front against President Arroyo ahead of next month’s presidential election.
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[Title] => ‘Next president needs sophistication to run country’
[Summary] => Two administration lawmakers said yesterday managing the country’s economy is a complex job that requires more than simple "practical intelligence."
"With the difficulties we are facing. It is imperative that we support a leadership that shows proven capability to keep the economy on its feet, a president who can generate jobs," Sen. Francis Pangilinan said.
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[Title] => Is FPJ the ‘Taray King’?
[Summary] => Hounded by questions on the deteriorating peso and the possibility that the Philippines could become the world’s "laughingstock" if he becomes president, actor Fernando Poe Jr. showed flashes of a royal temper the other night.
Poe, standard-bearer of the opposition Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino (KNP), apparently was piqued by persistent reporters covering the 44th birthday celebration of his running mate, Sen. Loren Legarda, at the Seafood Century Restaurant in Manila Wednesday.
The incident took place at around 11 p.m. shortly after Poe assisted Legarda in blowing out her candles and the cake cutting ceremony.
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[Title] => Poll jitters may derail economic recovery
[Summary] => Political uncertainty, spawned by impending national elections, have shaken Philippine equity and foreign exchange markets and threaten to stall a much-awaited economic recovery, analysts warn.
Not even the recent announcement of stronger-than-expected growth in the third quarter of the year has reassured businessmen and foreign investors who are spooked by the increasingly heated political squabbles.
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[Title] => FPJ backers put up defense team vs criticism
[Summary] => Anticipating more political bombshells coming his way, action star Fernando Poe Jr. will form a media bureau to neutralize attacks from his rivals in the presidential race next year, his spokesman Sen. Vicente Sotto III said yesterday.
Sotto said they are expecting Poe’s rivals to revive some personal issues against the actor, including reports of his alleged rowdy behavior, "heavy drinking, womanizing and (having) illegitimate children."
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AFTER POE
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[Title] => DQ cases vs Grace part of sinister plot, spokesman says
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[Title] => I will do it all over again — FPJ
[Summary] => Despite a bitter campaign that put his qualifications into question, opposition front-runner Fernando Poe Jr. said he had no regrets in his first foray into politics — even if it meant leaving the movie industry where he reigns supreme.
"I will do it all over again," Poe told reporters yesterday when asked if it was worth it.
He cast his vote in the town of San Juan, where his close friend, former President Joseph Estrada, began his political career after life in the movies.
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[Title] => ‘Sched conflict’ cancels talks
[Summary] => Unless Fernando Poe Jr. and Sen. Panfilo Lacson find time to see each other, there won’t be any united opposition.
"Scheduling problems" derailed their much-publicized meeting yesterday — the latest attempt to forge a united front against President Arroyo ahead of next month’s presidential election.
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[Title] => ‘Next president needs sophistication to run country’
[Summary] => Two administration lawmakers said yesterday managing the country’s economy is a complex job that requires more than simple "practical intelligence."
"With the difficulties we are facing. It is imperative that we support a leadership that shows proven capability to keep the economy on its feet, a president who can generate jobs," Sen. Francis Pangilinan said.
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[Title] => Is FPJ the ‘Taray King’?
[Summary] => Hounded by questions on the deteriorating peso and the possibility that the Philippines could become the world’s "laughingstock" if he becomes president, actor Fernando Poe Jr. showed flashes of a royal temper the other night.
Poe, standard-bearer of the opposition Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino (KNP), apparently was piqued by persistent reporters covering the 44th birthday celebration of his running mate, Sen. Loren Legarda, at the Seafood Century Restaurant in Manila Wednesday.
The incident took place at around 11 p.m. shortly after Poe assisted Legarda in blowing out her candles and the cake cutting ceremony.
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[Title] => Poll jitters may derail economic recovery
[Summary] => Political uncertainty, spawned by impending national elections, have shaken Philippine equity and foreign exchange markets and threaten to stall a much-awaited economic recovery, analysts warn.
Not even the recent announcement of stronger-than-expected growth in the third quarter of the year has reassured businessmen and foreign investors who are spooked by the increasingly heated political squabbles.
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[Title] => FPJ backers put up defense team vs criticism
[Summary] => Anticipating more political bombshells coming his way, action star Fernando Poe Jr. will form a media bureau to neutralize attacks from his rivals in the presidential race next year, his spokesman Sen. Vicente Sotto III said yesterday.
Sotto said they are expecting Poe’s rivals to revive some personal issues against the actor, including reports of his alleged rowdy behavior, "heavy drinking, womanizing and (having) illegitimate children."
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December 1, 2003 - 12:00am
