+ Follow JOSE APOLINARIO LOZADA JR. Tag
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[Title] => Keep your visa, solon tells US
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This, in sum, was the message conveyed yesterday by Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada Jr. (Lakas, Negros Occidental) to an officer of the United States Embassy who telephoned him for the replacement of his canceled 10-year, multiple-entry tourist visa.
He said he told him that he was no longer interested.
"Bibigyan ka lang ng lollipop, okay na? (They give you a lollipop to make it okay?) No, I’m not biting," he said.
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[Title] => Solon questions Estrada’s use of screen name Joseph Estrada
[Summary] => He may be popularly known as Joseph Estrada, but the President cannot legally use that alias, Jose Velarde or any other name without a court order, an opposition congressman said yesterday.
Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada Jr.
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[Title] => Oil price rollback too small -- solon
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An opposition congressman chided Petron, Caltex and Shell yesterday for what he
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planning to make this week or next.
"The inconsequential rollback they acceded to betrayed their indifference to
the plight of the suffering masses. No doubt they made computations first to
ensure they would maintain their high profit despite the rollback," said Rep.
Jose Apolinario Lozada Jr.
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JOSE APOLINARIO LOZADA JR.
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He said he told him that he was no longer interested.
"Bibigyan ka lang ng lollipop, okay na? (They give you a lollipop to make it okay?) No, I’m not biting," he said.
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[Summary] => He may be popularly known as Joseph Estrada, but the President cannot legally use that alias, Jose Velarde or any other name without a court order, an opposition congressman said yesterday.
Rep. Jose Apolinario Lozada Jr.
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[Title] => Oil price rollback too small -- solon
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An opposition congressman chided Petron, Caltex and Shell yesterday for what he
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planning to make this week or next.
"The inconsequential rollback they acceded to betrayed their indifference to
the plight of the suffering masses. No doubt they made computations first to
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Jose Apolinario Lozada Jr.
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December 7, 2001 - 12:00am
