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[Title] => Resulta ng paggamit ng automated counting machine depende pa rin sa Comelec
[Summary] => TULUYAN nang pinayagan ng Commission on Elections (COMELEC) ang grupo ng National Movement for Free Election (NAMFREL) ng kanilang "parallel vote count."
Napag-isipan ng Comelec na babagsak sa kanila ang kritisismo kung sakaling magkaroon ng problema sa darating na halalan sa 2004. Piyesta naman ito sa panig ng Namfrel.
Sa panayam namin kay Namfrel Chairman Jose Concepcion sa aking radio program sa palatuntunang "BAHALA SI TULFO," nagpahayag ito ng kasiyahan sa desisyon ng Comelec.
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Napag-isipan ng Comelec na babagsak sa kanila ang kritisismo kung sakaling magkaroon ng problema sa darating na halalan sa 2004. Piyesta naman ito sa panig ng Namfrel.
Sa panayam namin kay Namfrel Chairman Jose Concepcion sa aking radio program sa palatuntunang "BAHALA SI TULFO," nagpahayag ito ng kasiyahan sa desisyon ng Comelec.
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