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[Title] => No reshuffle at poll body, new Comelec chairman vows
[Summary] => There will be no reshuffle at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) when its new chairman, Benjamin Abalos, assumes his new post this week.
"I am not in the habit of changing people in every office I’m in because they are there when I came in," Abalos said in an interview. "And their loyalty should not be with me or with their former chief but with the institution they are serving."
It would be premature to implement any revamp at this point since he has yet to familiarize himself with how work is done at the Comelec, Abalos added.
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[Title] => 3 Comelec execs back Tancangco
[Summary] => Three commissioners of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) have expressed full support for their beleaguered colleague Luzviminda Tancangco, whom they called a victim of a "well-funded campaign to oust her by way of impeachment in Congress."
Commissioners Rufino Javier, Ralph Lantion and Mehol Sadain also said it was not Tancangco who has caused the discord wracking the poll body, but its chairman, Alfredo Benipayo, with his failure to observe long-standing rules.
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[Title] => Benipayo petition vs VRIS challenged
[Summary] => Four commissioners of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) urged the Supreme Court (SC) yesterday to junk a petition filed earlier by their boss, Chairman Alfredo Benipayo and two other commissioners seeking to stop execution of a lower court ruling on the controversial P6.5-billion Voters Registration and Identification System (VRIS).
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LANTION AND SADAIN
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"I am not in the habit of changing people in every office I’m in because they are there when I came in," Abalos said in an interview. "And their loyalty should not be with me or with their former chief but with the institution they are serving."
It would be premature to implement any revamp at this point since he has yet to familiarize himself with how work is done at the Comelec, Abalos added.
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Commissioners Rufino Javier, Ralph Lantion and Mehol Sadain also said it was not Tancangco who has caused the discord wracking the poll body, but its chairman, Alfredo Benipayo, with his failure to observe long-standing rules.
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[Title] => Benipayo petition vs VRIS challenged
[Summary] => Four commissioners of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) urged the Supreme Court (SC) yesterday to junk a petition filed earlier by their boss, Chairman Alfredo Benipayo and two other commissioners seeking to stop execution of a lower court ruling on the controversial P6.5-billion Voters Registration and Identification System (VRIS).
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February 22, 2002 - 12:00am
