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+ Follow HOUSE DEPUTY SPEAKER RAUL GONZALES AND DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER CONSTANTINO JARAULA Tag
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[Summary] => The Senate and House committees on constitutional amendments "have a firm and non-negotiable agreement" that there will be no term extensions and that elections will be held in 2004 as scheduled, Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said yesterday.
In a statement, De Venecia decried the "stream of black propaganda" being employed by opponents of Charter change, who claim that amending the Constitution would lead to term extensions for elective officials.
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HOUSE DEPUTY SPEAKER RAUL GONZALES AND DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER CONSTANTINO JARAULA
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In a statement, De Venecia decried the "stream of black propaganda" being employed by opponents of Charter change, who claim that amending the Constitution would lead to term extensions for elective officials.
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By Paolo Romero | June 26, 2003 - 12:00am
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