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DR. LUISA EJERCITO ESTRADA

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Senate impasse broken; panels near completion

By Efren Danao | August 14, 2001 - 12:00am

The Senate finally elected yesterday the chairmen of all but four of its standing committees after breaking an impasse that has paralyzed the chamber for more than three weeks. The impasse was broken after Senate...

Headlines

Slay plot serious but Estrada's unfazed

March 30, 2000 - 12:00am

Defying alleged "serious" threats to his life, President Estrada said yesterday there would be no changes in his plans. "I still go where I need to go," the President said without elaborating. He was apparently...

Headlines