+ Follow DE VENECIA AND NOGRALES Tag
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[Title] => Administration lawmakers seek caucus with GMA on Cha-cha
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Administration congressmen sought a caucus yesterday with President Arroyo to clear up the confusion on what she really wants to do with her Charter change (Cha-cha) initiative.
In a joint statement, Representatives Edwin Uy of Isabela and Eduardo Veloso of Leyte said it would be best for Mrs. Arroyo "to set the records straight if amending the Constitution is indeed the right path for the betterment of the country."
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Congressmen eye term extension under revised Charter
[Summary] => Members of the House of Representatives are planning to extend their term of office by at least six months if they succeed in amending the Constitution by themselves and without the participation of the Senate.
The six-month extension is contained in Resolution 1285 that proposes a package of amendments, some of which are different from those contained in Resolution 1230, which the House constitutional amendments committee approved on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Lakas, Kampi colliding on Cha-cha
[Summary] => The fragile alliance that President Arroyo has struck between her ruling Lakas party and the Kabalikat ng Mamamayang Pilipino (Kampi), the two largest political groups in the House of Representatives, appears to be crumbling.
The Lakas-Kampi partnership, together with the smaller political parties supporting the President, succeeded early last month in killing the opposition initiative to oust her through the House impeachment process.
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DE VENECIA AND NOGRALES
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Administration congressmen sought a caucus yesterday with President Arroyo to clear up the confusion on what she really wants to do with her Charter change (Cha-cha) initiative.
In a joint statement, Representatives Edwin Uy of Isabela and Eduardo Veloso of Leyte said it would be best for Mrs. Arroyo "to set the records straight if amending the Constitution is indeed the right path for the betterment of the country."
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[Title] => Congressmen eye term extension under revised Charter
[Summary] => Members of the House of Representatives are planning to extend their term of office by at least six months if they succeed in amending the Constitution by themselves and without the participation of the Senate.
The six-month extension is contained in Resolution 1285 that proposes a package of amendments, some of which are different from those contained in Resolution 1230, which the House constitutional amendments committee approved on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Lakas, Kampi colliding on Cha-cha
[Summary] => The fragile alliance that President Arroyo has struck between her ruling Lakas party and the Kabalikat ng Mamamayang Pilipino (Kampi), the two largest political groups in the House of Representatives, appears to be crumbling.
The Lakas-Kampi partnership, together with the smaller political parties supporting the President, succeeded early last month in killing the opposition initiative to oust her through the House impeachment process.
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