+ Follow AQUILINO PIMENTEL JR. AND MANUEL ROXAS Tag
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[Summary] => President Arroyo’s powers will be diminished and she will become a figurehead in an interim parliament during the transition from the current US-style form of government to a full parliamentary system, according to one lawmaker.
Baguio Rep. Mauricio Domogan, an Arroyo ally in the House of Representatives, belied critics’ contention that Mrs. Arroyo would assume more powers under a parliamentary system that she wants the country to adopt following amendments to the Constitution.
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[Summary] => The names of several senior leaders in the Senate and House of Representatives have cropped up as possible candidates to become prime minister if the country adopts a parliamentary system of government, the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP) said.
ULAP secretary general and Mandaue City Councilor Carlo Fortuna said the initial list includes both administration and opposition lawmakers as well as local leaders perceived to have strong leadership and a wide political base.
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AQUILINO PIMENTEL JR. AND MANUEL ROXAS
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Baguio Rep. Mauricio Domogan, an Arroyo ally in the House of Representatives, belied critics’ contention that Mrs. Arroyo would assume more powers under a parliamentary system that she wants the country to adopt following amendments to the Constitution.
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ULAP secretary general and Mandaue City Councilor Carlo Fortuna said the initial list includes both administration and opposition lawmakers as well as local leaders perceived to have strong leadership and a wide political base.
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