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[Title] => Con-con EO out this week
[Summary] => An executive order is now up for signing by President Arroyo possibly within the week, creating the Citizens’ Consultative Constitutional Commission (con-con) that would assist Congress in drafting proposed amendments to the Constitution, officials said.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the draft executive order is now on the President’s desk, awaiting her orders for possible revisions.
"The draft, I believe, is already with the President. It could come out any time soon," Ermita said.
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[Title] => Palace: Now is the best time for Cha-cha
[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday that President Arroyo would not give up on her desire for Charter change and would utilize her Cabinet to promote the idea to the public.
"The best time to push for Charter change is now when our political system has reached a low point," Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said.
"The public is now becoming aware of the pitfalls of the system and these have resulted in a politics of division," he added.
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[Title] => ‘Pressure from local execs to force senators to agree to Cha-cha’
[Summary] => Local officials would force senators to agree on Charter amendments or face risk of isolating itself from the people, Malacañang officials asserted yesterday.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita pointed out the senators, though elected at large, are still heavily dependent on local leaders to gain votes for re-election.
"They (senators) are not oblivious to the clamor of local officials," he said.
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CRUZ AND REYES
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the draft executive order is now on the President’s desk, awaiting her orders for possible revisions.
"The draft, I believe, is already with the President. It could come out any time soon," Ermita said.
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[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday that President Arroyo would not give up on her desire for Charter change and would utilize her Cabinet to promote the idea to the public.
"The best time to push for Charter change is now when our political system has reached a low point," Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said.
"The public is now becoming aware of the pitfalls of the system and these have resulted in a politics of division," he added.
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[Summary] => Local officials would force senators to agree on Charter amendments or face risk of isolating itself from the people, Malacañang officials asserted yesterday.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita pointed out the senators, though elected at large, are still heavily dependent on local leaders to gain votes for re-election.
"They (senators) are not oblivious to the clamor of local officials," he said.
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August 15, 2005 - 12:00am
