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Defeated senatorial candidate Aquilino Pimentel III will have to file a protest before the Senate Electoral Tribunal (SET) to be able to continue questioning the alleged manufactured certificates of canvass from the province of Maguindanao.

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                    [Title] => Junking of Davide impeach raps seen
                    [Summary] => The dismissal of the impeachment complaint filed against Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. and seven associate justices of the Supreme Court by ousted President Joseph Estrada appears imminent after a majority of the House panel deliberating on the allegations found the charges lacking in substance.


But while Davide and his co-defendants may heave a sigh of relief over the development, a second impeachment complaint filed against him by the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) of businessman Eduardo Cojuangco Jr. may soon go to the Senate for trial.


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Deliberations would have been reset for next Wednesday if Pampanga Rep. Juan Pablo Bondoc had not arrived to add his assent to the 34 other congressmen who had voted that the complaint is "sufficient in form."


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                    [Summary] => Opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson should prove his claim that two justices of the Supreme Court frequented the building owned by the family of First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo, insinuating that the two justices could be party to supposedly anomalous dealings there, Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. said over the weekend.


Davide said that while Lacson did not identify the two justices, his statement came out "maliciously" because it was part of Lacson’s privileged speech on the controversial Jose Pidal accounts.


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Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. cautioned against using the hearings as a "launching pad for a destabilization campaign against the government."


At Malacañang, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the Palace is confident the impeachment complaint against the eight justices would not prosper.


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"(The legitimacy of the Arroyo administration is) the main issue, that’s why there is this impeachment complaint," Maguindanao Rep. Didagen Dilangalen said. 


Dilangalen was one of the endorsers of the impeachment complaint filed before the House of Representatives by ousted President Joseph Estrada in June.  


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                    [Title] => SC impeach complaint sent to House panel
                    [Summary] => The impeachment complaint filed in the House of Representatives against Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. and seven other Supreme Court justices moved another step forward yesterday after Speaker Jose de Venecia formally referred the matter to the committee on rules for its inclusion in the chamber’s agenda.


In his memorandum dated Aug. 1 to Majority Leader Neptali Gonzales, who is also chairman of the committee, De Venecia directed him to include in the "Order of Business" the verified complaint against Davide and the justices.


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                    [Title] => Human smuggling rampant at airports
                    [Summary] => Filipinos normally would say, ay mali; Americans, I goofed. Not the one and only Rene Saguisag. Joseph Estrada’s lawyer pleaded lapsus calami in hurriedly filing Wednesday an amendment to his impeachment complaint against eight Supreme Court justices.


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Davide said that while Lacson did not identify the two justices, his statement came out "maliciously" because it was part of Lacson’s privileged speech on the controversial Jose Pidal accounts.


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