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Tiniyak ni Manila Ma­yor Joseph Estrada na mas madali pang matutugunan ang hinaing at reklamo ng mga Manilenyo sa pagbuo ng bagong tanggapan sa ilalim ng kanyang  panunungkulan.

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                    [Title] => JV takes San Juan
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Ejercito, Maria Lourdes Fernando of Marikina City and Benjamin Abalos Jr. of Mandaluyong City maintained almost insurmountable leads against their political foes.


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                    [Title] => San Juan canvassing moving at snail’s pace
                    [Summary] => The canvassing of election returns in San Juan may take a snail’s pace due to the numerous protests of the losing candidates for local elective posts.


Henco Quintano, vice-chairman of the Municipal Board of Canvassers, said it might take them seven more days to canvass the election returns because they have to look into the anomalies alleged by the losing bets.


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                    [Title] => San Juan canvassing moving at snail’s pace
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Henco Quintano, vice-chairman of the Municipal Board of Canvassers, said it might take them seven more days to canvass the election returns because they have to look into the anomalies alleged by the losing bets.


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                    [Title] => JV’s party sweeps San Juan elections
                    [Summary] => Former presidential son Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito and his party mates have made a clean sweep of almost all the local elective posts in San Juan, results of a quick count showed yesterday.


"This is a vindication for my family. I offer this victory to my father and the Filipino masses. This is not only my victory but also the victory of the people of San Juan," said Ejercito.


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                    [Title] => San Juan canvassing moving at snail’s pace
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