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[Title] => Palace lauds Drilon-Villar term-sharing
[Summary] => Malacañang hailed yesterday the term-sharing agreement forged by Senate President Franklin Drilon and Sen. Manuel Villar.
In a statement, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the decision of Drilon and Villar to divide the term of the Senate presidency will preserve unity in the 14-member Senate majority.
"We see the agreement as a stroke of wisdom and statesmanship," he said.
"This will pave the way... for the speedy passage of legislative measures of urgent impact to the President’s agenda and the national interest."
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[Title] => Drilon, Villar agree to term-sharing for top Senate post
[Summary] => For the third time in the Senate’s history, Senate President Franklin Drilon has agreed yesterday to share his term as head of the chamber, this time with pro-administration Sen. Manuel Villar.
Drilon said he and the former real estate businessman agreed on a sharing scheme to keep the peace in the Senate and the passage of necessary legislation would not be disrupted.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-13 00:00:00
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FIRST AND SECOND REGULAR SESSIONS
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[Title] => Palace lauds Drilon-Villar term-sharing
[Summary] => Malacañang hailed yesterday the term-sharing agreement forged by Senate President Franklin Drilon and Sen. Manuel Villar.
In a statement, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said the decision of Drilon and Villar to divide the term of the Senate presidency will preserve unity in the 14-member Senate majority.
"We see the agreement as a stroke of wisdom and statesmanship," he said.
"This will pave the way... for the speedy passage of legislative measures of urgent impact to the President’s agenda and the national interest."
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[Title] => Drilon, Villar agree to term-sharing for top Senate post
[Summary] => For the third time in the Senate’s history, Senate President Franklin Drilon has agreed yesterday to share his term as head of the chamber, this time with pro-administration Sen. Manuel Villar.
Drilon said he and the former real estate businessman agreed on a sharing scheme to keep the peace in the Senate and the passage of necessary legislation would not be disrupted.
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