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[Title] => Bayanihan spirit in the face of calamity
[Summary] => Give us time to grasp some air. The past week has been among the most difficult for us in Luzon.
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[Title] => P.Noy dares LGUs' legislative councils to act vs. corruption
[Summary] => President Benigno "P.Noy" Aquino III, in his speech read by DILG Undersecretary Austere Panadero, challenged local legislatures to be transparent in public finances as this is the most solid anti-corruption tool.
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[Title] => ULAP completes 100-day advocacy drive in 79 provinces
[Summary] => The Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP) said yesterday that only a change in the form of government will solve the gridlock in Congress and move the country forward by creating more wealth and opportunities for the Philippines to join the ranks of Asia’s tiger economies.
"This is what Charter change is all about," Davao del Norte board member Allan Zulueta told a gathering of local residents in the island-province of Batanes as ULAP concluded its nationwide Cha-cha (Charter change) advocacy campaign around 79 provinces in exactly 100 days.
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"This is what Charter change is all about," Davao del Norte board member Allan Zulueta told a gathering of local residents in the island-province of Batanes as ULAP concluded its nationwide Cha-cha (Charter change) advocacy campaign around 79 provinces in exactly 100 days.
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[Title] => Sigaw hits opposition ‘deception’
[Summary] => The Sigaw ng Bayan Movement (SBM) and local officials denounced the political opposition for deceiving the people of having many supporters, including Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, whom they said signed up for the movement "One Voice."
"This is a big insult to the intelligence of Filipino people. Not only is it a sacrilege, but the use of dirty tactics (like) using the name of the Cardinal is evil and betrays the real intention of the group," SBM spokesman Raul Lambino said.
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[Title] => Youth group signs up for Cha-cha
[Summary] => Youth participation in the ongoing signature campaign to amend the Constitution has gained more momentum as 150 young leaders from different non-government and people’s organizations nationwide reiterated their support to the Sigaw ng Bayan Movement.
Representatives of groups comprising the Youth Empowerment and Solidarity (YES) responded optimistically on people’s initiative after attending a seminar on the issue.
The seminar was conducted by the Advocacy Commission on Constitutional Amendments (Adcom) and the Sigaw ng Bayan movement in Quezon City recently.
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[Title] => Everyone is for Charter change, says advocacy commission
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Citing the string of public discussions the commission has facilitated, AdCom chairman Lito Monico Lorenzana said "debates are on the upswing. But not only that, it also appears from our talks with various sectors, including some seeming opponents, that they want some form of constitutional amendment or large-scale revision."
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"This is what Charter change is all about," Davao del Norte board member Allan Zulueta told a gathering of local residents in the island-province of Batanes as ULAP concluded its nationwide Cha-cha (Charter change) advocacy campaign around 79 provinces in exactly 100 days.
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"This is what Charter change is all about," Davao del Norte board member Allan Zulueta told a gathering of local residents in the island-province of Batanes as ULAP concluded its nationwide Cha-cha (Charter change) advocacy campaign around 79 provinces in exactly 100 days.
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"This is a big insult to the intelligence of Filipino people. Not only is it a sacrilege, but the use of dirty tactics (like) using the name of the Cardinal is evil and betrays the real intention of the group," SBM spokesman Raul Lambino said.
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Representatives of groups comprising the Youth Empowerment and Solidarity (YES) responded optimistically on people’s initiative after attending a seminar on the issue.
The seminar was conducted by the Advocacy Commission on Constitutional Amendments (Adcom) and the Sigaw ng Bayan movement in Quezon City recently.
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Citing the string of public discussions the commission has facilitated, AdCom chairman Lito Monico Lorenzana said "debates are on the upswing. But not only that, it also appears from our talks with various sectors, including some seeming opponents, that they want some form of constitutional amendment or large-scale revision."
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