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Minority Leader Feliciano Belmonte Jr. (Lakas, Quezon City) said yesterday the Pa-lace seemed bent on "watering down and diluting the seriousness of the impeachment complaint and sabotaging the impeachment process" against President Estrada.
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The vote is contained in a resolution that Rep. Danilo Suarez (LAMP, Quezon), chairman of the House ways and means committee, is now circulating among coalition members for their signatures.
Suarez told reporters yesterday that more than 80 LAMP congressmen have already signed the resolution.
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Rep. Gilberto Duavit (LAMP, Rizal), committee chairman, told reporters yesterday that his panel is for keeping the spending level proposed by Malacañang.
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The vote is contained in a resolution that Rep. Danilo Suarez (LAMP, Quezon), chairman of the House ways and means committee, is now circulating among coalition members for their signatures.
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October 10, 2000 - 12:00am
