+ Follow LACSON AND VILLANUEVA Tag
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[Title] => Bro. Eddie mistaken for other Eddie
[Summary] => The shadow of disqualified presidential candidate Eddie Gil may be hounding his rival and nemesis, evangelist Eddie Villanueva.
On the Philippine Airlines flight to Manila from Cagayan de Oro City yesterday, the plane’s first officer, a certain Abella, blared on the aircraft’s public address system that "we are honored to have with us two presidential candidates."
"They are Sen. Ping (Panfilo) Lacson and Eddie Gil," he said, eliciting laughter from passengers, many of whom are members of the campaign staffs of Lacson and Villanueva and journalists covering the two.
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[Summary] => Campaign fatigue must be setting in. Some of the candidates are losing it. They are losing whatever it is that may make this campaign edifying: clarity of vision, sense of proportion, sobriety, respect for the good sense of the electorate.
Like a meteor that has burst into flames from friction with the atmosphere, some of the presidential campaigns have burst into, well, a cloud of mere chatter.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bro. Eddie rejects coalition with Roco
[Summary] => Presidential aspirant Raul Roco kept the door open yesterday for rival candidates President Arroyo and actor Fernando Poe Jr. to join a "coalition government" that he plans to put up to curb corruption and incompetence in the government.
Asked how Mrs. Arroyo and Poe will fit in the unified government, Roco said: "If the shoe fits, let her walk away with it… It’s just like Cinderella, whoever fits in the shoes, it’s hers."
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[Title] => Roco eyeing coalition gov’t with Bro. Eddie, Lacson
[Summary] => SISON, Pangasinan — Presidential aspirant Raul Roco is eyeing the possibility of setting up a coalition government with the camps of Sen. Panfilo Lacson and Eddie Villanueva to curb corruption in government if elected.
Roco said he has observed during the campaign that Lacson and Villanueva share his view on the urgency of combating corruption.
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[Title] => Roco challenges rivals to a debate
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY – Presidential aspirant Raul Roco challenged his rivals yesterday to a televised debate to let voters know each candidate’s views and platform of government.
Roco, who barnstormed yesterday towns in Davao Oriental, Compostela Valley and Davao del Norte, proposed adjustments to the rules of the debate, taking into account the other candidates’ possible lack of speaking prowess.
Roco said that he is willing to allow such candidates the luxury of having "two of their best advisers" as coaches during the event.
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LACSON AND VILLANUEVA
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[Title] => Bro. Eddie mistaken for other Eddie
[Summary] => The shadow of disqualified presidential candidate Eddie Gil may be hounding his rival and nemesis, evangelist Eddie Villanueva.
On the Philippine Airlines flight to Manila from Cagayan de Oro City yesterday, the plane’s first officer, a certain Abella, blared on the aircraft’s public address system that "we are honored to have with us two presidential candidates."
"They are Sen. Ping (Panfilo) Lacson and Eddie Gil," he said, eliciting laughter from passengers, many of whom are members of the campaign staffs of Lacson and Villanueva and journalists covering the two.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jess Diaz
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[Title] => Chatter
[Summary] => Campaign fatigue must be setting in. Some of the candidates are losing it. They are losing whatever it is that may make this campaign edifying: clarity of vision, sense of proportion, sobriety, respect for the good sense of the electorate.
Like a meteor that has burst into flames from friction with the atmosphere, some of the presidential campaigns have burst into, well, a cloud of mere chatter.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-11 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 134157
[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => Bro. Eddie rejects coalition with Roco
[Summary] => Presidential aspirant Raul Roco kept the door open yesterday for rival candidates President Arroyo and actor Fernando Poe Jr. to join a "coalition government" that he plans to put up to curb corruption and incompetence in the government.
Asked how Mrs. Arroyo and Poe will fit in the unified government, Roco said: "If the shoe fits, let her walk away with it… It’s just like Cinderella, whoever fits in the shoes, it’s hers."
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[Title] => Roco eyeing coalition gov’t with Bro. Eddie, Lacson
[Summary] => SISON, Pangasinan — Presidential aspirant Raul Roco is eyeing the possibility of setting up a coalition government with the camps of Sen. Panfilo Lacson and Eddie Villanueva to curb corruption in government if elected.
Roco said he has observed during the campaign that Lacson and Villanueva share his view on the urgency of combating corruption.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Roco challenges rivals to a debate
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY – Presidential aspirant Raul Roco challenged his rivals yesterday to a televised debate to let voters know each candidate’s views and platform of government.
Roco, who barnstormed yesterday towns in Davao Oriental, Compostela Valley and Davao del Norte, proposed adjustments to the rules of the debate, taking into account the other candidates’ possible lack of speaking prowess.
Roco said that he is willing to allow such candidates the luxury of having "two of their best advisers" as coaches during the event.
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February 19, 2004 - 12:00am
