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One out of four senatorial bets in today’s elections is a woman, the highest rate of female participation yet in the senatorial race in the country’s history.

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                    [Title] => Estrada gets to witness Loi, JV oath-taking, after all
                    [Summary] => Despite his hospital detention, deposed President Joseph Estrada was still able to witness a historic event in his family life yesterday when his wife and son took their oaths of office in his presence.


The disgraced leader, who is facing charges of plunder which is a capital offense, woke up early to witness the oath-taking of former First Lady Luisa "Loi" Ejercito as senator and his son Jose Victor "JV" Ejercito as mayor of San Juan, the town where he started his political career more than three decades ago.


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                    [Title] => Estrada gets to witness Loi, JV oath-taking, after all
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                    [Title] => El Shaddai goes for mixed Puwersa-PPC senatorial ticket
                    [Summary] => Members of the Catholic fellowship El Shaddai might have voted for a "mixed ticket" of Puwersa ng Masa (PnM) and People Power Coalition (PPC) senatorial candidates in yesterday’s elections.


However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.


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                    [Title] => El Shaddai goes for mixed Puwersa-PPC senatorial ticket
                    [Summary] => Members of the Catholic fellowship El Shaddai might have voted for a "mixed ticket" of Puwersa ng Masa (PnM) and People Power Coalition (PPC) senatorial candidates in yesterday’s elections.


However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.


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                    [Title] => Estrada supporters harass PPC bets
                    [Summary] => POLOMOLOK, South Cotabato — Supporters of ousted President Joseph Estrada gave the thumbs down and refused to shake the hands of   People Power Coalition (PPC) senatorial candidates when they made a whistle stop in this town yesterday. 


When the PPC convoy arrived at the public market around 3 p.m., people stood still along the roadside and refused to take campaign leaflets from the candidates.


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                    [Title] => Bank account nina Guia at Laarni mas malaki - Joker
                    [Summary] => Mas malaki umano ang perang nakadeposito  sa bangko ng mga "babae" ni Pangulong Estrada kaysa tunay nitong asawang si First Lady Luisa "Loi" Ejercito.


Ito ang naging pahayag sa panayam kahapon ng DZRH kay Makati Congressman Joker Arroyo kaugnay sa nabunyag na binigyan umano ng P8 milyon ni Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson si Loi.


Ayon kay Joker mas malaki umano ang perang naibigay kina Guia Gomez at Laarni Enriquez kung ikukumpara sa tunay na asawa ng Pangulo.


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                    [Title] => Estrada prays for Pinoys’ unity
                    [Summary] => President Estrada prayed for greater unity and understanding among Filipinos as the nation prepared to celebrate Christmas amid the economic and political crises.


The Chief Executive made this impassioned appeal in his Christmas message in a pretaped broadcast yesterday of his weekly radio and television program "Jeep ni Erap."


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Itikom na ang bibig
                    [Summary] => Nakapagtataka na ang sunud-sunod na pagpapaliwanag o pagsasalita ni President Estrada tungkol sa mga akusasyong ibinabato sa kanya kaugnay ng jueteng scandal. Kung noon ay tikom na tikom ang kanyang bibig at halos may ilang linggong nanahimik sa akusasyon ni Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson tila wala namang makapigil sa kanya ngayon para magpa-interbyu sa media at magsalita sa kung anu-anong mga pagtitipon. Maging ang kanyang mga abogado ay nagulat sa walang taros na pagsasalita ni Estrada.


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                    [Title] => First Family vindicated in PCSO fund case - Estrada
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The recent ruling of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee clearing First Lady Luisa
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President Estrada said this yesterday as he reiterated his position that he
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He stressed that he would readily jail any of his kin who is found guilty of
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FIRST LADY LUISA

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The disgraced leader, who is facing charges of plunder which is a capital offense, woke up early to witness the oath-taking of former First Lady Luisa "Loi" Ejercito as senator and his son Jose Victor "JV" Ejercito as mayor of San Juan, the town where he started his political career more than three decades ago.


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However, Mike Velarde, the group’s spiritual leader, told The STAR yesterday he asked El Shaddai members to vote for senator broadcast journalist Noli de Castro for senator and to choose the party-list group Buhay.


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Ito ang naging pahayag sa panayam kahapon ng DZRH kay Makati Congressman Joker Arroyo kaugnay sa nabunyag na binigyan umano ng P8 milyon ni Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson si Loi.


Ayon kay Joker mas malaki umano ang perang naibigay kina Guia Gomez at Laarni Enriquez kung ikukumpara sa tunay na asawa ng Pangulo.


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charity funds was a vindication for the First Family.

President Estrada said this yesterday as he reiterated his position that he
would never allow any member of his family or any of his relatives to use his
office for personal gain.

He stressed that he would readily jail any of his kin who is found guilty of
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"We will charge all corrupt officials, big and sma
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