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[Title] => Lack of quorum threatens BBL passage
[Summary] => Malacañang is hopeful that lawmakers will heed Senate President Franklin Drilon’s appeal for them to attend sessions to pass the draft Bangsamoro Basic Law, which is in danger of being bypassed because of lack of quorum in Congress.
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[Title] => Income tax cut? I’ll think about it, Noy tells SB, Drilon
[Summary] => President Aquino remains cool to a proposal to lower individual income taxes despite a personal appeal from Senate President Franklin Drilon and Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. on Monday.
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[Title] => Petition for action, a wish and laments
[Summary] => Public anger over the pork barrel scam is not subsiding. Groups are calling for more action and pressuring government leaders, in particular, P-Noy, to abolish the pork barrel system.
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[Title] => Serge: Drilon likely to sit as Senate President in 16th Congress
[Summary] => Sen. Franklin Drilon will likely sit as Senate President in the 16th Congress if majority of the administration's senatorial bets will win in the May 13 elections, according to Sen. Sergio Osmeña on Thursday.
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[Title] => Villar unfazed by threats to term sharing with Drilon
[Summary] => Sen. Manny Villar remains unfazed by the claims of Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago that he may have already lost his bid for the Senate presidency.
Villar expressed confidence yesterday that Senate President Franklin Drilon will abide by their term-sharing agreement in which Drilon would relinquish his seat to Villar in July next year.
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[Title] => Drilon retains Senate presidency
[Summary] => Senate President Franklin Drilon held his seat as the Second Regular Session of the 13th Congress opened yesterday, with no senator challenging him to step down from his post.
Drilon opened and adjourned the session with no challenger in sight.
At the same time, Drilon called on Malacañang to allow democratic processes to run their course as the Senate prepares to receive the impeachment case filed against President Arroyo.
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[Title] => Pinoys in US, Canada back absentee vote bill
[Summary] => NEW YORK CITY — Filipinos in the US East Coast and Canada gave an enthusiastic reception yesterday to the proposed bills on absentee voting and on dual citizenship.
Some 150 representatives of various organizations of Filipinos in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Canada voiced their support for the two bills, while giving their proposals during a bicameral consultations held at the Philippine consulate in Manhattan.
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[Summary] => Sen. Franklin Drilon will likely sit as Senate President in the 16th Congress if majority of the administration's senatorial bets will win in the May 13 elections, according to Sen. Sergio Osmeña on Thursday.
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Villar expressed confidence yesterday that Senate President Franklin Drilon will abide by their term-sharing agreement in which Drilon would relinquish his seat to Villar in July next year.
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Drilon opened and adjourned the session with no challenger in sight.
At the same time, Drilon called on Malacañang to allow democratic processes to run their course as the Senate prepares to receive the impeachment case filed against President Arroyo.
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[Title] => Pinoys in US, Canada back absentee vote bill
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Some 150 representatives of various organizations of Filipinos in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Canada voiced their support for the two bills, while giving their proposals during a bicameral consultations held at the Philippine consulate in Manhattan.
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November 9, 2005 - 12:00am
