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A group that has been leading in the fight against the controversial Reproductive Health Bill has announced that it is supporting the candidacy of Nacionalista Party standard-bearer Senator Manny Villar.
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                    [Title] => Most Pinoys unaware of party-list system — poll
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Six years since the party-list system was adopted, over half of Filipino voters still have not heard of it, according to a nationwide independent opinion poll.


Fifty-four percent of 1,800 registered voters surveyed by Pulse Asia said they were unaware of the party-list system, a democratic system provided for by the Constitution.


It was designed to enable all sectors of society to be heard in the legislature and in national policy-making, and meant to prevent a repeat of the brutal Marcos dictatorship.


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                    [Title] => Velarde son joins Congress
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Rene Velarde will be among the seven new party-list representatives who will be proclaimed by the Commission on Election (Comelec) today, a mere 10 months before the May 2004 general elections.


The younger Velarde is the first nominee of the party-list Buhay or Buhay Hayaan Yumabong, which was endorsed by El Shaddai during the 2001 elections. Buhay is reportedly advocating for a pro-life or anti-abortion campaign.


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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) proclaimed as the latest sectoral representatives Edgar Valdez and Sunny Rose Madamba, Association of Philippine Electric Cooperatives (APEC); Mario Aguja, Akbayan; Leonila Chavez, Butil; and Ma. Blanca Kim Bernardo-Lokin, Citizens’ Battle Against Corruption (Cibac).


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Loreta Ann Rosales of Akbayan will be sitting in the House for a second term, along with neophyte legislator Benjamin Cruz, a geodetic and civil engineer, representing the Luzon Farmers Party, also called Butil.


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Fifty-four percent of 1,800 registered voters surveyed by Pulse Asia said they were unaware of the party-list system, a democratic system provided for by the Constitution.


It was designed to enable all sectors of society to be heard in the legislature and in national policy-making, and meant to prevent a repeat of the brutal Marcos dictatorship.


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The younger Velarde is the first nominee of the party-list Buhay or Buhay Hayaan Yumabong, which was endorsed by El Shaddai during the 2001 elections. Buhay is reportedly advocating for a pro-life or anti-abortion campaign.


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