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[Title] => Palace hopes Senate, House can reconcile differences on Cha-cha
[Summary] => Malacañang expressed hopes yesterday that the Senate and the House of Representatives would soon patch up their differences over moves to amend the Constitution to allow a shift to a unicameral parliamentary government this year.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the administration is not wavering in its efforts to amend the Constitution through a constituent assembly wherein Congress would convene as one Charter-amending body.
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[Title] => House leader warns against budget stalemate
[Summary] => A Senate-House stalemate on the proposed P1-trillion 2006 budget could result from President Arroyo’s decision banning Cabinet members and other officials from attending Senate budget hearings, House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles said yesterday.
He said senators could sit on the budget in protest over the ban or reduce the outlay from P1 trillion to just P1 as they did with some controversial agencies.
He said in both cases, a deadlock is inevitable.
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[Title] => GMA, Mike not likely to meet in New York— Palace
[Summary] => Working on a tight schedule, President Arroyo might not be able to have time with her husband, First Gentleman Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo, when she goes to New York next week to attend the United Nations World Summit and preside over the UN Security Council.
The First Gentleman has been on "self-exile" in San Francisco since July, when the jueteng controversy involving him, his son Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel "Mikey" Arroyo and brother Negros Occidental Rep. Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo hit the headlines.
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[Title] => ‘Mike’s tape findings useless’
[Summary] => Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Michael Defensor may have stirred a new controversy on the "Hello, Garci" tapes, but his findings that the recordings were "altered" cannot be used in the House impeachment proceedings to favor President Arroyo.
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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita and Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the administration is not wavering in its efforts to amend the Constitution through a constituent assembly wherein Congress would convene as one Charter-amending body.
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He said senators could sit on the budget in protest over the ban or reduce the outlay from P1 trillion to just P1 as they did with some controversial agencies.
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