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[Title] => CA panel endorses Reyes confirmation
[Summary] => The Commission on Appointments (CA) subcommittee on defense and security under Sen. Rodolfo Biazon finally endorsed the confirmation of Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday.
But Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez was not so lucky, after the CA subcommittee on justice chaired by Sen. Panfilo Lacson adjourned yesterday’s hearing to allow more time for those opposing Gonzalez’s appointment to appear.
Malacañang was unperturbed, however, by the delay in confirming Gonzalez and other Cabinet, diplomatic and military officials.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => CA set to review appointments of four Cabinet officials
[Summary] => The fate of four presidential appointees hangs in the balance as the powerful Commission on Appointments (CA) has scheduled its hearings within the week before Congress adjourns on June 10.
Notices have been sent to the various committees of the CA to work out the schedule of confirmation hearings of the four Cabinet officials.
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EDUARDO ARABIT
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[Title] => CA panel endorses Reyes confirmation
[Summary] => The Commission on Appointments (CA) subcommittee on defense and security under Sen. Rodolfo Biazon finally endorsed the confirmation of Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday.
But Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez was not so lucky, after the CA subcommittee on justice chaired by Sen. Panfilo Lacson adjourned yesterday’s hearing to allow more time for those opposing Gonzalez’s appointment to appear.
Malacañang was unperturbed, however, by the delay in confirming Gonzalez and other Cabinet, diplomatic and military officials.
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[Title] => CA set to review appointments of four Cabinet officials
[Summary] => The fate of four presidential appointees hangs in the balance as the powerful Commission on Appointments (CA) has scheduled its hearings within the week before Congress adjourns on June 10.
Notices have been sent to the various committees of the CA to work out the schedule of confirmation hearings of the four Cabinet officials.
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