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[Title] => Power law revisions to take 10 years
[Summary] => Outgoing Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile said yesterday it would be very difficult to re-open the Electric Industry Act for possible amendments.
He also said it could take lawmakers another 10 years to come up with an improved version of the new law.
Enrile, who had strongly opposed the ratification of the measure, belittled the President’s assurance of improvements, saying the interest involved is "too entrenched."
"It will be the case of the big fish eating the smaller ones," he said, referring to big business groups that could monopolize the power industry.
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[Title] => Power law revisions to take 10 years
[Summary] => Outgoing Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile said yesterday it would be very difficult to re-open the Electric Industry Act for possible amendments.
He also said it could take lawmakers another 10 years to come up with an improved version of the new law.
Enrile, who had strongly opposed the ratification of the measure, belittled the President’s assurance of improvements, saying the interest involved is "too entrenched."
"It will be the case of the big fish eating the smaller ones," he said, referring to big business groups that could monopolize the power industry.
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[Title] => Naturalization bill signed
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law the other night a bill allowing the naturalization of non-Filipinos who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth.
In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Title] => Naturalization bill signed
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law the other night a bill allowing the naturalization of non-Filipinos who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth.
In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Title] => Power sector reform bill signed, but...
[Summary] => Even before the ink could dry on a newly signed, long-awaited law, Malacañang already wants it amended.
President Arroyo enacted yesterday the power sector reform bill but conceded the new law could still stand "some improvements" to ensure consumer protection and further level the playing field.
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[Title] => 3 Cabinet members take oath
[Summary] => A lady in red wept uncontrollably at Malacañang yesterday while her husband took his oath as a Cabinet member of the Arroyo administration.
Mrs. Kim Camacho told The STAR it was not tears of joy, but tears of fear that her husband, new Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho, would have less time for the family.
"He will never have any more time for his family," Mrs. Camacho said between sobs.
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[Title] => Power sector reform bill signed, but...
[Summary] => Even before the ink could dry on a newly signed, long-awaited law, Malacañang already wants it amended.
President Arroyo enacted yesterday the power sector reform bill but conceded the new law could still stand "some improvements" to ensure consumer protection and further level the playing field.
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[Title] => 3 Cabinet members take oath
[Summary] => A lady in red wept uncontrollably at Malacañang yesterday while her husband took his oath as a Cabinet member of the Arroyo administration.
Mrs. Kim Camacho told The STAR it was not tears of joy, but tears of fear that her husband, new Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho, would have less time for the family.
"He will never have any more time for his family," Mrs. Camacho said between sobs.
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[Title] => Power Reform Bill nilagdaan na ni GMA
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Matapos na maratipikahan sa Senado, nilagdaan na rin ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo bilang ganap na batas ang Power Reform Bill na sinasabi niyang inaasahang makapagpapababa sa halaga ng kuryente sa bansa bagaman maraming sektor at militanteng grupo ang tumutuligsa dito.
Sa mensahe ng Pangulo, sinabi nito na ang pagsasabatas ng Republic Act 9136 (Power Reform Sector Bill o Electric Industry Act) ay patunay lamang na higit na produktibo ang paggamot sa sugat ng bansa kaysa pagpapa-iral ng galit.
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[Title] => Power Reform Bill nilagdaan na ni GMA
[Summary] => Matapos na maratipikahan sa Senado, nilagdaan na rin ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo bilang ganap na batas ang Power Reform Bill na sinasabi niyang inaasahang makapagpapababa sa halaga ng kuryente sa bansa bagaman maraming sektor at militanteng grupo ang tumutuligsa dito.
Sa mensahe ng Pangulo, sinabi nito na ang pagsasabatas ng Republic Act 9136 (Power Reform Sector Bill o Electric Industry Act) ay patunay lamang na higit na produktibo ang paggamot sa sugat ng bansa kaysa pagpapa-iral ng galit.
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ELECTRIC INDUSTRY ACT
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[Title] => Power law revisions to take 10 years
[Summary] => Outgoing Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile said yesterday it would be very difficult to re-open the Electric Industry Act for possible amendments.
He also said it could take lawmakers another 10 years to come up with an improved version of the new law.
Enrile, who had strongly opposed the ratification of the measure, belittled the President’s assurance of improvements, saying the interest involved is "too entrenched."
"It will be the case of the big fish eating the smaller ones," he said, referring to big business groups that could monopolize the power industry.
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[Title] => Power law revisions to take 10 years
[Summary] => Outgoing Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile said yesterday it would be very difficult to re-open the Electric Industry Act for possible amendments.
He also said it could take lawmakers another 10 years to come up with an improved version of the new law.
Enrile, who had strongly opposed the ratification of the measure, belittled the President’s assurance of improvements, saying the interest involved is "too entrenched."
"It will be the case of the big fish eating the smaller ones," he said, referring to big business groups that could monopolize the power industry.
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[Title] => Naturalization bill signed
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law the other night a bill allowing the naturalization of non-Filipinos who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth.
In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Title] => Naturalization bill signed
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law the other night a bill allowing the naturalization of non-Filipinos who were born in the Philippines and have resided here since birth.
In enacting the Administrative Naturalization Law of 2001, the President said she understands the predi-cament of aliens born in the Philippines who find it difficult to "share the spirit of nationhood when they deal with the government that has been half-hearted in making them citizens of the country which they want to serve."
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[Title] => Power sector reform bill signed, but...
[Summary] => Even before the ink could dry on a newly signed, long-awaited law, Malacañang already wants it amended.
President Arroyo enacted yesterday the power sector reform bill but conceded the new law could still stand "some improvements" to ensure consumer protection and further level the playing field.
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[Title] => 3 Cabinet members take oath
[Summary] => A lady in red wept uncontrollably at Malacañang yesterday while her husband took his oath as a Cabinet member of the Arroyo administration.
Mrs. Kim Camacho told The STAR it was not tears of joy, but tears of fear that her husband, new Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho, would have less time for the family.
"He will never have any more time for his family," Mrs. Camacho said between sobs.
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[Title] => Power sector reform bill signed, but...
[Summary] => Even before the ink could dry on a newly signed, long-awaited law, Malacañang already wants it amended.
President Arroyo enacted yesterday the power sector reform bill but conceded the new law could still stand "some improvements" to ensure consumer protection and further level the playing field.
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[Title] => 3 Cabinet members take oath
[Summary] => A lady in red wept uncontrollably at Malacañang yesterday while her husband took his oath as a Cabinet member of the Arroyo administration.
Mrs. Kim Camacho told The STAR it was not tears of joy, but tears of fear that her husband, new Finance Secretary Isidro Camacho, would have less time for the family.
"He will never have any more time for his family," Mrs. Camacho said between sobs.
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Sa mensahe ng Pangulo, sinabi nito na ang pagsasabatas ng Republic Act 9136 (Power Reform Sector Bill o Electric Industry Act) ay patunay lamang na higit na produktibo ang paggamot sa sugat ng bansa kaysa pagpapa-iral ng galit.
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Sa mensahe ng Pangulo, sinabi nito na ang pagsasabatas ng Republic Act 9136 (Power Reform Sector Bill o Electric Industry Act) ay patunay lamang na higit na produktibo ang paggamot sa sugat ng bansa kaysa pagpapa-iral ng galit.
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