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That might well be a sign posted at the gates of Malacañang as Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye dismissed anew rumors of changes in the Cabinet as mere speculation yesterday.


In a press briefing, Bunye took exception to news reports that Mrs. Arroyo might be bound to pay political debts with Cabinet and other government posts to allies who helped her win a fresh term.


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In a press briefing, Bunye took exception to news reports that Mrs. Arroyo might be bound to pay political debts with Cabinet and other government posts to allies who helped her win a fresh term.


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