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                    [Title] => Cha-cha bad for RP — solon
                    [Summary] => The renewed Cha-cha (Charter change) initiative of a few congressmen will be bad for the economy, Las Piñas Rep. Cynthia Villar said yesterday.


Villar said if it pushes through, the proposed revision of the Constitution will divide the people and possibly the national leadership, which could lose its focus on issues that it should promptly confront, including economic reforms.


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                    [Title] => Villar hits smear drive vs PPC bets
                    [Summary] => Former Speaker Manuel Villar Jr. accused the opposition Puwersa ng Masa yesterday of launching a smear campaign against senatorial candidates of the ruling People Power Coalition (PPC).


Villar told a news conference that a demolition job has been mounted against him and Makati Rep. Joker Arroyo in particular.


He said upon the instigation of allies and candidates of ousted President Joseph Estrada, some quarters have raked up old stories of supposed housing loan irregularities involving Camella and Palmera Homes and the other housing companies which he founded.


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                    [Title] => Cayetano gets death threat over BW earnings
                    [Summary] => Controversial Senator-Judge Renato Cayetano told the Senate impeachment trial court yesterday he received a bullet enclosed in an envelope, with a letter saying he would be executed if he did not return to the poor some P70 million in alleged stolen money.


Cayetano, a staunch critic of President Estrada, showed the court the caliber .45 bullet and the death threat, which he said was delivered to his office earlier yesterday morning. 


"This was contained in the envelope containing a letter that I had been tried and found guilty and will be executed," the senator said.
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                    [Title] => Martial law nakaamba — Villar
                    [Summary] => Mistula umanong martial law ang panggigipit ngayon sa mga kalaban ng administrasyon lalo na sa oposisyong pulitikal, ayon kay dating House of Representatives Speaker Manuel Villar.


Sinabi ni Villar na kahapon, isang bomb threat ang tinanggap ng punong tanggapan sa Cubao, Quezon City ng Camella and Palmera Homes na isang kumpanyang itinatag niya noong dekada ’80.


Bukod dito, binanggit ni Villar ang wiretapping sa telepono at pagbuhay sa mga luma at nadismis nang kaso ng mga oposisyong pulitikal. (Ulat ni Malou Rongalerios)
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                    [Title] => Martial law nakaamba — Villar
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Sinabi ni Villar na kahapon, isang bomb threat ang tinanggap ng punong tanggapan sa Cubao, Quezon City ng Camella and Palmera Homes na isang kumpanyang itinatag niya noong dekada ’80.


Bukod dito, binanggit ni Villar ang wiretapping sa telepono at pagbuhay sa mga luma at nadismis nang kaso ng mga oposisyong pulitikal. (Ulat ni Malou Rongalerios)
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Who is the businessmen's choice for president?

August 27, 2009 - 12:00am

A leader in the business community called me up the other night to tell me about the informal survey he made from top businessmen he knew, many of whom are usually tapped as contributors to politicians from senator...

Business

Cha-cha bad for RP — solon

By Jess Diaz | April 15, 2002 - 12:00am

The renewed Cha-cha (Charter change) initiative of a few congressmen will be bad for the economy, Las Piñas Rep. Cynthia Villar said yesterday. Villar said if it pushes through, the proposed revision of the...

Headlines

Villar hits smear drive vs PPC bets

March 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Former Speaker Manuel Villar Jr. accused the opposition Puwersa ng Masa yesterday of launching a smear campaign against senatorial candidates of the ruling People Power Coalition (PPC). Villar told a news conference...

Headlines

Cayetano gets death threat over BW earnings

By Efren Danao | January 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Controversial Senator-Judge Renato Cayetano told the Senate impeachment trial court yesterday he received a bullet enclosed in an envelope, with a letter saying he would be executed if he did not return to the poor...

Headlines

Martial law nakaamba — Villar

January 12, 2001 - 12:00am

Mistula umanong martial law ang panggigipit ngayon sa mga kalaban ng administrasyon lalo na sa oposisyong pulitikal, ayon kay dating House of Representatives Speaker Manuel Villar. Sinabi ni Villar na kahapon, isang...

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