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Among the measures of utmost importance are the long-delayed deliberations on the P1-trillion national budget for 2006; the anti-terrorism bill, Charter change; the P125 legislated wage hike demanded by labor groups; and the Marcos wealth bill to award long-awaited compensation to victims of human rights violations during martial law.


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HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER PROSPERO NOGRALES AND DEPUTY SPEAKER

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Among the measures of utmost importance are the long-delayed deliberations on the P1-trillion national budget for 2006; the anti-terrorism bill, Charter change; the P125 legislated wage hike demanded by labor groups; and the Marcos wealth bill to award long-awaited compensation to victims of human rights violations during martial law.


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House leaders see back-breaking agenda this year

By Delon Porcalla | January 1, 2006 - 12:00am

The House leadership sees at least five issues — which may include the controversial "Hello, Garci" wiretap probe — that will keep the chamber busy at the start of the new year, senior House leaders...

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