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Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye also asked lawmakers not to grandstand on the con-com’s recommendations or malign "the eminent body" but to instead calmly debate the issues.


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                    [Title] => Con-com scraps 2007 elections
                    [Summary] => Voting 22 to 19, commissioners of the presidential consultative commission (con-com)  approved in plenary session yesterday a proposal to scrap the holding of the 2007 elections.


Two commissioners — Victor Ortega, incumbent governor of La Union, and Angelo Abarico, editor and publisher of the Mindanao Business Reporter —  abstained from voting.


The proposal to scrap the 2007 elections is part of a list of amendments being proposed by the con-com’s sub-committee on transitory provisions.


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ANGELO ABARICO

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Palace to lawmakers: Stop grandstanding over Cha-cha

December 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Malacañang asked legislators yesterday to stop using the proposals of the 55-member presidential consultative commission (con-com) on Charter changes as a basis for grandstanding, saying that the dissenting...

Headlines

Con-com scraps 2007 elections

By Mike Frialde | December 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Voting 22 to 19, commissioners of the presidential consultative commission (con-com) approved in plenary session yesterday a proposal to scrap the holding of the 2007 elections. Two commissioners — Victor...

Headlines