+ Follow HOUSE ASSISTANT MAJORITY LEADER RODOLFO ALBANO Tag
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[Title] => Harassment against senators counter-productive, Ople says
[Summary] => Senate Presidet Pro-Tempore Blas Ople warned yesterday that efforts to intimidate the senators into voting for the conviction of President Estrada in his impeachment trial would be counter-productive.
Ople was specifically referring to the move by the militant Akbayan to "invade the privacy" of Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago at her residence in UP Village, Quezon City last Friday.
In a statement, Ople said Akbayan’s rally in front of Santiago’s house was "obviously meant to intimidate not only her but also all other senators into voting for conviction."
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[Title] => Drop in GMA’s ratings attributed to Estrada supporters
[Summary] => Two pro-Estrada congressmen pounced yesterday on the steep drop of Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s popularity in a recent survey, and attributed it to Mr. Estrada supporters who dumped her for leading the political opposition.
"The Vice President has openly defied the unifying efforts of Estrada. This move has turned off a lot of people," Rep. Anthony Dequiña said in a statement.
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[Title] => Estrada rules out libel vs
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Although incensed by Time Magazine's cover story on him, President
Estrada has ruled out filing libel charges against the publication.
Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora said it will be an exercise in futility to
lodge criminal cases against either Time or its writer Terry
McCarthy.
Zamora theorized that the magazine already had the article prepared even before
McCarthy arrived in Manila for interviews with the President.
He said Mr.
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HOUSE ASSISTANT MAJORITY LEADER RODOLFO ALBANO
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[Title] => Harassment against senators counter-productive, Ople says
[Summary] => Senate Presidet Pro-Tempore Blas Ople warned yesterday that efforts to intimidate the senators into voting for the conviction of President Estrada in his impeachment trial would be counter-productive.
Ople was specifically referring to the move by the militant Akbayan to "invade the privacy" of Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago at her residence in UP Village, Quezon City last Friday.
In a statement, Ople said Akbayan’s rally in front of Santiago’s house was "obviously meant to intimidate not only her but also all other senators into voting for conviction."
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[Title] => Drop in GMA’s ratings attributed to Estrada supporters
[Summary] => Two pro-Estrada congressmen pounced yesterday on the steep drop of Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s popularity in a recent survey, and attributed it to Mr. Estrada supporters who dumped her for leading the political opposition.
"The Vice President has openly defied the unifying efforts of Estrada. This move has turned off a lot of people," Rep. Anthony Dequiña said in a statement.
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[Title] => Estrada rules out libel vs
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Although incensed by Time Magazine's cover story on him, President
Estrada has ruled out filing libel charges against the publication.
Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora said it will be an exercise in futility to
lodge criminal cases against either Time or its writer Terry
McCarthy.
Zamora theorized that the magazine already had the article prepared even before
McCarthy arrived in Manila for interviews with the President.
He said Mr.
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-27 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804767
[AuthorName] => Cecille Suerte Felipe
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December 18, 2000 - 12:00am
