+ Follow LEGARDA AND DE CASTRO Tag
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[Title] => Noli’s lead over Loren increases based on PET revision reports
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro widened his lead in votes over former senator Loren Legarda, based on the Presidential Electoral Tribunal’s (PET) revision reports tabulation.
De Castro’s winning margin increased by a net of 2,228 votes after a physical recount of ballots from Cebu conducted by the revisors of Legarda and De Castro before the PET.
Based on Cebu’s Provincial Certificate of Canvass (CoCs), De Castro’s lead over Legarda increased from 688,538 to 690,766 votes as per the physical recount in the Supreme Court.
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[Title] => PET suspends proceedings on Loren’s poll protest vs Noli
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The Supreme Court (SC) sitting as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) suspended proceedings yesterday on the electoral protest filed by former senator Loren Legarda against Vice President Noli de Castro.
In its two-page resolution, the PET granted the joint motion to suspend the revision proceedings of ballots from Pampanga filed on June 26 by both Legarda and De Castro.
"The Tribunal resolved to grant the joint motion to suspend the revision proceedings dated June 26, 2006 filed by counsels for the parties," the PET said.
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[Title] => Loren, Kabayan to face off in 2004 veep race?
[Summary] => If the elections were held today, two former mainstays of television giant ABS-CBN owned by the Lopezes would most likely contest the vice presidency.
Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda and Sen. Noli "Kabayan" de Castro are the highest ranked contenders for the No. 2 post according to surveys by public opinion agencies.
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[Title] => Mawanay escapes, returns to Senate
[Summary] => Amid a public furor, the Senate blinked yesterday, ordering the release of alleged witness Angelo "Ador" Mawanay from detention.
By the time the release order was issued, however, Mawanay had already tasted freedom, courtesy of two truckloads of military intelligence agents who swamped the Senate grounds yesterday afternoon to fetch him.
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LEGARDA AND DE CASTRO
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[Title] => Noli’s lead over Loren increases based on PET revision reports
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro widened his lead in votes over former senator Loren Legarda, based on the Presidential Electoral Tribunal’s (PET) revision reports tabulation.
De Castro’s winning margin increased by a net of 2,228 votes after a physical recount of ballots from Cebu conducted by the revisors of Legarda and De Castro before the PET.
Based on Cebu’s Provincial Certificate of Canvass (CoCs), De Castro’s lead over Legarda increased from 688,538 to 690,766 votes as per the physical recount in the Supreme Court.
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The Supreme Court (SC) sitting as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) suspended proceedings yesterday on the electoral protest filed by former senator Loren Legarda against Vice President Noli de Castro.
In its two-page resolution, the PET granted the joint motion to suspend the revision proceedings of ballots from Pampanga filed on June 26 by both Legarda and De Castro.
"The Tribunal resolved to grant the joint motion to suspend the revision proceedings dated June 26, 2006 filed by counsels for the parties," the PET said.
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[Title] => Loren, Kabayan to face off in 2004 veep race?
[Summary] => If the elections were held today, two former mainstays of television giant ABS-CBN owned by the Lopezes would most likely contest the vice presidency.
Senate Majority Leader Loren Legarda and Sen. Noli "Kabayan" de Castro are the highest ranked contenders for the No. 2 post according to surveys by public opinion agencies.
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[Title] => Mawanay escapes, returns to Senate
[Summary] => Amid a public furor, the Senate blinked yesterday, ordering the release of alleged witness Angelo "Ador" Mawanay from detention.
By the time the release order was issued, however, Mawanay had already tasted freedom, courtesy of two truckloads of military intelligence agents who swamped the Senate grounds yesterday afternoon to fetch him.
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