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                    [Title] => Bicol political leaders endorse Erap
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                    [Title] => Tatad now with UNO senatorial slate
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Former senator Francisco "Kit" Tatad has joined the senatorial ticket of the United Opposition, bringing to 10 the coalition's senatorial lineup for the May 2010 polls, according to the spokesperson of UNO standard-bearer Joseph Estrada.
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                    [Title] => FVR man challenging Iggy anew
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BACOLOD CITY – The appointments secretary of former President Fidel Ramos is challenging Rep. Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo anew in the Negros Occidental fifth district congressional race. 


Former Rep. Apolinario Lozada, who filed his certificate of candidacy with the Commission on Elections provincial office Tuesday, said he is not unfazed by perceptions that he is running against a well-oiled legislator.


Lozada, a foreign service officer and economist, served the fifth district for two terms before Arroyo trounced him in the 2004 elections. 


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                    [Title] => US congressman lauds ‘vibrant’ RP elections
                    [Summary] => An American congressman who made a recent visit to Manila has praised the Philippines for holding an "extremely vibrant" elections last May 10, but was careful not to show any political bias.


Republican Rep. James Leach of the second district of Iowa expressed yesterday utmost respect for all the candidates and political parties who participated in the recently concluded Philippine polls. Leach, who is on a mini-tour of Asia, left yesterday after arriving Friday.


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                    [Title] => 'Jose Pidal' congressman na
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                    [Title] => Palace downplays Ricciardone recall
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The Palace said bilateral relations between the US and the Philippines remain solid despite Ricciardone’s recall by the US State Department. 


Ricciardone was pulled out of his post at the US Embassy in Manila to take on a new assignment as coordinator of US efforts in Iraq. His recall comes at a crucial time for the Philippines, as the May 10 general elections approach. 


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                    [Title] => Comelec to appeal SC decision junking poll automation
                    [Summary] => Commission on Elections Chairman Benjamin Abalos said yesterday the poll body will appeal the Supreme Court decision nullifying its contract with a private consortium for the automation of the May 10 polls.


Abalos said the Comelec will appeal the high court’s ruling even as he rejected calls for him and the six other Comelec commissioners to resign for supposedly tarnishing the credibility of the poll body.


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                    [Title] => Comelec igigisa ng Kongreso
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APOLINARIO LOZADA

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Former Rep. Apolinario Lozada, who filed his certificate of candidacy with the Commission on Elections provincial office Tuesday, said he is not unfazed by perceptions that he is running against a well-oiled legislator.


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