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[Title] => Classic movies on TV
[Summary] => While computer-generated imaging, animation and 3D are the latest trends in filmmaking, old movies in black and white circa the ‘60s still generate remarkable interest among Pinoys.
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[Title] => Divided - we will all fall
[Summary] => As we observe another Independence Day, it reminds me that over a century ago – specifically in March 1897 – Aguinaldo and Bonifacio were already quarrelling. Aguinaldo manipulated the rebel elite into agreeing to form a republic with him as president prompting Bonifacio to bolt and form a rival regime. Aguinaldo tracked down Bonifacio and condemned him to death through a kangaroo court. In May 1897, Bonifacio and his brother were executed in a Cavite forest. Consequently, the dispute had weakened Aguinaldo’s forces and ultimately strengthened the Spanish.
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[Title] => GMA still wants 13-0 for PPC
[Summary] => President Arroyo is continuing her crusade for the administration’s sweep of the senatorial race in May, saying a 13-0 victory for the People Power Coalition (PPC) was far from being an impossible dream.
The President, who personally made a pitch for each PPC candidate at a proclamation rally in Mandaluyong City Saturday night, denied having said that a sweep was unrealistic.
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[Title] => Gonzalez seeks re-election vs Jinggoy, Zamora in San Juan
[Summary] => Rep. Jose Mari Gonzalez announced yesterday he is seeking re-election as an independent in the lone congressional district of San Juan in the May election.
Gonzalez vowed to pursue an honest and transparent government that is publicly accountable to his constituents in the smallest municipality in Metro Manila in terms of population and land area.
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[Title] => Young solons warn of trapos’ possible return
[Summary] => At least 63 young congressmen are wary of the possible return to Congress of traditional politicians or trapos.
In a manifesto, the first-term congressmen said they will fight for their rights as second-term House members in case their constituents re-elect them in the May 14 combined congressional and local elections.
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[Title] => Congress resumes regular session
[Summary] => Senators and congressmen resume their regular session today after a month-long Christmas break.
Still on top of their agenda is the proposed P715-billion 2001 national budget which they failed to approve during their five-day special session last week.
The budget is pending third-reading approval in the Senate. Last month, before the Christmas break, the House passed it on third and final reading.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Not even a slap on the wrist
[Summary] => Just moments after Manuel Villar Jr. restored much of the people’s trust in the House of Representatives, another congressman once again made people wonder if legislators deserved to have the term "honorable" appended to their title. Apparently annoyed by the eruption of cheers and singing from the gallery after Villar announced President Estrada’s impeachment last Monday, pro-administration Rep. Jose Mari Gonzalez vented his ire on House sergeant-at-arms Bayani Fabic. Gonzalez, who represents the President’s hometown of San Juan, slapped the sergeant-at-arms.
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[Title] => Solon in slapping incident faces sanctions from colleagues
[Summary] => Rep. Loretta Ann Rosales (party list) sought yesterday the imposition of sanctions on Rep. Jose Mari Gonzalez of the presidential hometown of San Juan for slapping a House official last Monday.
She said her colleague’s "inexcusable and reprehensible behavior has tarnished the integrity, honor and reputation of the entire House of Representatives."
She said members of Congress should be the "examples of exemplary behavior and conduct."
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Jose Mari Gonzalez
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[Summary] => President Arroyo is continuing her crusade for the administration’s sweep of the senatorial race in May, saying a 13-0 victory for the People Power Coalition (PPC) was far from being an impossible dream.
The President, who personally made a pitch for each PPC candidate at a proclamation rally in Mandaluyong City Saturday night, denied having said that a sweep was unrealistic.
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[Summary] => Rep. Jose Mari Gonzalez announced yesterday he is seeking re-election as an independent in the lone congressional district of San Juan in the May election.
Gonzalez vowed to pursue an honest and transparent government that is publicly accountable to his constituents in the smallest municipality in Metro Manila in terms of population and land area.
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[Title] => Young solons warn of trapos’ possible return
[Summary] => At least 63 young congressmen are wary of the possible return to Congress of traditional politicians or trapos.
In a manifesto, the first-term congressmen said they will fight for their rights as second-term House members in case their constituents re-elect them in the May 14 combined congressional and local elections.
[DatePublished] => 2001-02-05 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => Congress resumes regular session
[Summary] => Senators and congressmen resume their regular session today after a month-long Christmas break.
Still on top of their agenda is the proposed P715-billion 2001 national budget which they failed to approve during their five-day special session last week.
The budget is pending third-reading approval in the Senate. Last month, before the Christmas break, the House passed it on third and final reading.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Not even a slap on the wrist
[Summary] => Just moments after Manuel Villar Jr. restored much of the people’s trust in the House of Representatives, another congressman once again made people wonder if legislators deserved to have the term "honorable" appended to their title. Apparently annoyed by the eruption of cheers and singing from the gallery after Villar announced President Estrada’s impeachment last Monday, pro-administration Rep. Jose Mari Gonzalez vented his ire on House sergeant-at-arms Bayani Fabic. Gonzalez, who represents the President’s hometown of San Juan, slapped the sergeant-at-arms.
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[Title] => Solon in slapping incident faces sanctions from colleagues
[Summary] => Rep. Loretta Ann Rosales (party list) sought yesterday the imposition of sanctions on Rep. Jose Mari Gonzalez of the presidential hometown of San Juan for slapping a House official last Monday.
She said her colleague’s "inexcusable and reprehensible behavior has tarnished the integrity, honor and reputation of the entire House of Representatives."
She said members of Congress should be the "examples of exemplary behavior and conduct."
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