+ Follow DATU TOTO PAGLAS Tag
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[Summary] => The names of several senior leaders in the Senate and House of Representatives have cropped up as possible candidates to become prime minister if the country adopts a parliamentary system of government, the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP) said.
ULAP secretary general and Mandaue City Councilor Carlo Fortuna said the initial list includes both administration and opposition lawmakers as well as local leaders perceived to have strong leadership and a wide political base.
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[Title] => ARMM needs Datu Toto Paglas
[Summary] => I am told Datu Toto Paglas has a snowflake’s chance in hell of being elected in today’s ARMM election as the new Governor. Datu Paglas was not anointed by Malacañang and knowing how elections are held in that region, that just about wraps up his candidacy. The last time around, cheating was so efficient, to the point that Datu Paglas lost in his own town of Datu Paglas. I’ve been in that town and I know they love him there and there is no way he could lose an election there.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Resume talks with MILF before polls, Palace urged
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY – Maguin-danao’s political community is urging President Estrada to work out the resumption of peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) before next year’s elections.
Maguindanao Gov. Zacaria Candao, chairman of the Provincial Peace and Order Council, said the peace talks should resume even before the election period, which starts with the filing of certificates of candidacy in December.
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DATU TOTO PAGLAS
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ULAP secretary general and Mandaue City Councilor Carlo Fortuna said the initial list includes both administration and opposition lawmakers as well as local leaders perceived to have strong leadership and a wide political base.
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[Title] => Resume talks with MILF before polls, Palace urged
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY – Maguin-danao’s political community is urging President Estrada to work out the resumption of peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) before next year’s elections.
Maguindanao Gov. Zacaria Candao, chairman of the Provincial Peace and Order Council, said the peace talks should resume even before the election period, which starts with the filing of certificates of candidacy in December.
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