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[Summary] => The truth commission sought by Malacañang would not only look into allegations hurled against President Arroyo by the opposition, but will also examine reports of a conspiracy to topple the government, the President announced yesterday.
At her first press conference in nearly two months, the President said the language of the administrative order creating the truth commission is still being finalized.
Palace officials earlier said the details of the fact-finding body would be announced before Mrs. Arroyos State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Monday.
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At her first press conference in nearly two months, the President said the language of the administrative order creating the truth commission is still being finalized.
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