+ Follow FARM COLLATERAL ACT Tag
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[Title] => Calling for unity is in vain
[Summary] => Sharing power. At the heart of constitutional reform is the question of sharing power. Will politicians give up power and the largesse it brings voluntarily? I don’t think so. More especially after a hard won fight to win in the kind of elections we have just had. The real struggle is between the few stakeholders at the core of present system who want to continue with a system that benefits them and the larger citizenry on the periphery who are unaware of their power to effect change.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Carmen N. Pedrosa
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[Title] => Unions back JDV’s constituent assembly proposal
[Summary] => Amending the Constitution by convening Congress into a constituent assembly won another major endorsement, this time from a major alliance of trade unions, Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said yesterday.
The moderate All Workers Alliance Trade Unions (AWATU-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines) adopted a resolution at its 25th annual convention on Saturday endorsing constituent assembly and declared its support for a shift to a unicameral parliamentary government with an eventual transition to a federal system.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-07 00:00:00
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FARM COLLATERAL ACT
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[Title] => Calling for unity is in vain
[Summary] => Sharing power. At the heart of constitutional reform is the question of sharing power. Will politicians give up power and the largesse it brings voluntarily? I don’t think so. More especially after a hard won fight to win in the kind of elections we have just had. The real struggle is between the few stakeholders at the core of present system who want to continue with a system that benefits them and the larger citizenry on the periphery who are unaware of their power to effect change.
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[Title] => Unions back JDV’s constituent assembly proposal
[Summary] => Amending the Constitution by convening Congress into a constituent assembly won another major endorsement, this time from a major alliance of trade unions, Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said yesterday.
The moderate All Workers Alliance Trade Unions (AWATU-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines) adopted a resolution at its 25th annual convention on Saturday endorsing constituent assembly and declared its support for a shift to a unicameral parliamentary government with an eventual transition to a federal system.
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