+ Follow BANGON PILIPINAS NATIONAL RENEWAL MOVEMENT Tag
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[Title] => Bro. Eddie not giving up hope
[Summary] => BOCAUE, Bulacan — Bangon Pilipinas presidential candidate Eduardo Villanueva is not yet giving up on his bid for the highest post in the land.
At a press conference at his residence in Barangay Bunlo here yesterday, the televangelist — known to his followers in the Jesus is Lord (JIL) movement as "Bro. Eddie" — said he "still has a responsibility and duty to dissipate a huge and ugly cloud of doubt that continues to hang over the May 10 elections."
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[Title] => Waiting for more signs from God
[Summary] => The late foreign secretary Blas Ople warned only weeks ago that the Republic cannot afford another Oakwood mutiny. Filipinos will be torn by civil war if reforms come only in spurts. Vice President Tito Guingona also foresees a bleak new year ahead. With politicking driving the nation to the brink, elections might not even push through. For more than a year, Teddy Benigno has been writing about a palpable breakdown in faith and respect for institutions: the government, church, the courts, police, the media.
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[AuthorName] => Jarius Bondoc
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[Title] => JIL’s Bro. Eddie running for president
[Summary] => Riding on a platform of "righteous government," Brother Eduardo Villanueva of the Jesus is Lord (JIL) Christian group declared for the presidency yesterday and hoped to slay a few giants along the way.
Villanueva, the 57-year-old founder and spiritual director of the JIL fellowship, told reporters that he intends to answer his "call of duty as a patriotic Filipino" as he guns for the highest electoral post in the land next May.
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BANGON PILIPINAS NATIONAL RENEWAL MOVEMENT
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[Summary] => BOCAUE, Bulacan — Bangon Pilipinas presidential candidate Eduardo Villanueva is not yet giving up on his bid for the highest post in the land.
At a press conference at his residence in Barangay Bunlo here yesterday, the televangelist — known to his followers in the Jesus is Lord (JIL) movement as "Bro. Eddie" — said he "still has a responsibility and duty to dissipate a huge and ugly cloud of doubt that continues to hang over the May 10 elections."
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[Title] => Waiting for more signs from God
[Summary] => The late foreign secretary Blas Ople warned only weeks ago that the Republic cannot afford another Oakwood mutiny. Filipinos will be torn by civil war if reforms come only in spurts. Vice President Tito Guingona also foresees a bleak new year ahead. With politicking driving the nation to the brink, elections might not even push through. For more than a year, Teddy Benigno has been writing about a palpable breakdown in faith and respect for institutions: the government, church, the courts, police, the media.
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[ColumnID] => 134276
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[Title] => JIL’s Bro. Eddie running for president
[Summary] => Riding on a platform of "righteous government," Brother Eduardo Villanueva of the Jesus is Lord (JIL) Christian group declared for the presidency yesterday and hoped to slay a few giants along the way.
Villanueva, the 57-year-old founder and spiritual director of the JIL fellowship, told reporters that he intends to answer his "call of duty as a patriotic Filipino" as he guns for the highest electoral post in the land next May.
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