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                    [Title] => Electorate asked to show Christian-Muslim concern
                    [Summary] => Dr. Ombra Tamano, senatorial candidate of Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino-Puwersa ng Masa, appealed yesterday to the electorate to show their concern for Christian-Muslim unity and lasting peace in Mindanao.


Tamano aid that he has always been against the secessionist movement and that he wants to be a symbol in the Senate of a united country.


He admitted, however, that there is still a significant number of Muslims who are toying with the idea of secession because of lack of faith in the government.


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                    [Title] => Closer look at proposed regional election of senators sought
                    [Summary] => NAGA CITY – Opposition senatorial candidates Edgardo Angara and Juan Ponce Enrile called yesterday for a closer look at the proposed regional election of senators.


Angara, a former Senate President, said that regional representation would assure the representation of each region in the Senate.


"There was no senator from Mindanao from 1992 to 1998. Eastern Visayas has had no senator since the ’60s," he noted.


He said that regional representation should be equal throughout the country and not based on population.


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                    [Title] => Split in opposition bolsters chances for PPC sweep
                    [Summary] => First it was a strain, then a split; very soon it will become a cleavage in the opposition campaign for the May election.


The opposition split has surfaced with former Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara lashing out at former Sen. Ernesto Maceda for allegedly sowing dissension in the opposition, an official of the Lakas-NUCD-UMDP said yesterday.


The split in the opposition ranks has bolstered the People Power Coalition (PPC) chances of a 13-0 sweep in the senatorial race in the May elections, executive director Joey Rufino of Lakas said.


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                    [Title] => ‘Estrada not funding opposition bets’
                    [Summary] => LOPEZ, Quezon – Deposed President Joseph Estrada is not funding the opposition ticket for senator, former Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara said yesterday.


Angara, who heads the Senate ticket of the opposition coalition Puwersa ng Masa, said that contrary to the allegations of the administration, Estrada has not contributed anything to the coffers of the opposition.


"They should make up their minds. First, they froze all assets of Erap. Now, they are saying that we are getting our funds from him," he complained.


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                    [Title] => GMA extends hand of reconciliation to Estrada loyalists
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo has extended the hand of reconciliation to loyalists of deposed President Joseph Estrada.


Mrs. Arroyo addressed a handful of Estrada’s supporters who staged a rally a few meters away from the venue of the celebration of the 15th anniversary of the first people power revolt Thursday night. 


She urged Estrada’s followers to join the new administration in its effort to unify the nation and rebuild the country.


"You who are outside, I invite you to join us. I say come to the bridge and we will meet you there," she told them.


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DR. OMBRA TAMANO

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Tamano aid that he has always been against the secessionist movement and that he wants to be a symbol in the Senate of a united country.


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Angara, a former Senate President, said that regional representation would assure the representation of each region in the Senate.


"There was no senator from Mindanao from 1992 to 1998. Eastern Visayas has had no senator since the ’60s," he noted.


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The opposition split has surfaced with former Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara lashing out at former Sen. Ernesto Maceda for allegedly sowing dissension in the opposition, an official of the Lakas-NUCD-UMDP said yesterday.


The split in the opposition ranks has bolstered the People Power Coalition (PPC) chances of a 13-0 sweep in the senatorial race in the May elections, executive director Joey Rufino of Lakas said.


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                    [Title] => ‘Estrada not funding opposition bets’
                    [Summary] => LOPEZ, Quezon – Deposed President Joseph Estrada is not funding the opposition ticket for senator, former Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara said yesterday.


Angara, who heads the Senate ticket of the opposition coalition Puwersa ng Masa, said that contrary to the allegations of the administration, Estrada has not contributed anything to the coffers of the opposition.


"They should make up their minds. First, they froze all assets of Erap. Now, they are saying that we are getting our funds from him," he complained.


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                    [Title] => GMA extends hand of reconciliation to Estrada loyalists
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo has extended the hand of reconciliation to loyalists of deposed President Joseph Estrada.


Mrs. Arroyo addressed a handful of Estrada’s supporters who staged a rally a few meters away from the venue of the celebration of the 15th anniversary of the first people power revolt Thursday night. 


She urged Estrada’s followers to join the new administration in its effort to unify the nation and rebuild the country.


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Electorate asked to show Christian-Muslim concern

April 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Dr. Ombra Tamano, senatorial candidate of Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino-Puwersa ng Masa, appealed yesterday to the electorate to show their concern for Christian-Muslim unity and lasting peace in Mindanao. Tamano...

Nation

Closer look at proposed regional election of senators sought

March 31, 2001 - 12:00am

NAGA CITY – Opposition senatorial candidates Edgardo Angara and Juan Ponce Enrile called yesterday for a closer look at the proposed regional election of senators. Angara,...

Nation

Split in opposition bolsters chances for PPC sweep

March 17, 2001 - 12:00am

First it was a strain, then a split; very soon it will become a cleavage in the opposition campaign for the May election. The opposition split has surfaced with former Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara lashing...

Headlines

‘Estrada not funding opposition bets’

By Efren Danao | March 16, 2001 - 12:00am

LOPEZ, Quezon – Deposed President Joseph Estrada is not funding the opposition ticket for senator, former Executive Secretary Edgardo Angara said yesterday. Angara, who heads the Senate ticket of the opposition...

Headlines

GMA extends hand of reconciliation to Estrada loyalists

February 24, 2001 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has extended the hand of reconciliation to loyalists of deposed President Joseph Estrada. Mrs. Arroyo addressed a handful of Estrada’s supporters who staged a rally a few meters away from the...

Headlines