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[Title] => New movement pushes for Davide
[Summary] => Another reluctant presidential candidate is now thrown into the political spotlight.
Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr., considered one of the leading figures in the Estrada impeachment trial and the EDSA II people’s uprising that swept President Arroyo into power, is now being asked to run for president in next year’s elections.
The Davide Na (DNA) movement, which was launched yesterday, also called on President Arroyo and former education secretary Raul Roco to give way to the chief magistrate.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Davide fans fail to persuade SC chief to run in ’04 polls
[Summary] => Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. will not seek any elective office in next year’s polls, a Supreme Court spokesman said.
A group of Davide supporters has started gathering a million signatures to convince Davide to seek the presidency in the May elections.
However, Supreme Court spokesman Ismael Khan said Davide, who recently avoided two attempts to impeach him, was not keen on joining politics.
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DAVIDE NA
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[Title] => New movement pushes for Davide
[Summary] => Another reluctant presidential candidate is now thrown into the political spotlight.
Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr., considered one of the leading figures in the Estrada impeachment trial and the EDSA II people’s uprising that swept President Arroyo into power, is now being asked to run for president in next year’s elections.
The Davide Na (DNA) movement, which was launched yesterday, also called on President Arroyo and former education secretary Raul Roco to give way to the chief magistrate.
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[Title] => Davide fans fail to persuade SC chief to run in ’04 polls
[Summary] => Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. will not seek any elective office in next year’s polls, a Supreme Court spokesman said.
A group of Davide supporters has started gathering a million signatures to convince Davide to seek the presidency in the May elections.
However, Supreme Court spokesman Ismael Khan said Davide, who recently avoided two attempts to impeach him, was not keen on joining politics.
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