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Presidential spokesman for campaign issues and concurrent Housing Secretary Michael Defensor believes the walkout will take place during the post-canvass plenary debates.


The joint committee is expected to spend two days finalizing its report and consulting with election officials before it submits the canvass results to the plenary.


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                    [Summary] => Six election officials from Maguindanao have filed a complaint against alleged opposition "point men" who tried to recruit them to bear witness to alleged widespread cheating by the Arroyo administration in the May 10 elections.


In handwritten letters sent to Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Benjamin Abalos last week, the election inspectors from the Maguindanao towns of Barira, Sharif Aguak, Datu Omar Sinsuat, Parang, South Upi, and an unnamed municipality claimed they were offered money "to change our minds."


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HARRIET DEMETRIOU AND RUFUS RODRIGUEZ

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Presidential spokesman for campaign issues and concurrent Housing Secretary Michael Defensor believes the walkout will take place during the post-canvass plenary debates.


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In handwritten letters sent to Commission on Elections (Comelec) Chairman Benjamin Abalos last week, the election inspectors from the Maguindanao towns of Barira, Sharif Aguak, Datu Omar Sinsuat, Parang, South Upi, and an unnamed municipality claimed they were offered money "to change our minds."


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Opposition still expected to walk out after canvass

By Marvin Sy | June 21, 2004 - 12:00am

The joint committee may have all but finished its canvassing of votes, yet Malacañang is still anticipating a walkout by opposition legislators in a bid to preempt the proclamation of the president and vice...

Headlines

6 election officials file complaint vs KNP

By Bebot Sison Jr. | June 20, 2004 - 12:00am

Six election officials from Maguindanao have filed a complaint against alleged opposition "point men" who tried to recruit them to bear witness to alleged widespread cheating by the Arroyo administration...

Headlines