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[Title] => GMA taking her time on Comelec nominees
[Summary] => President Arroyo is taking her own sweet time in going over the evaluation of the nominees recommended to fill up two vacancies in the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
Mrs. Arroyo, who is seeking a full six-year term in the May 10 elections, said "there is no deadline" for her and explained why it is not urgent to name the two new Comelec appointees.
"I have to study my choices. I have to look at their individual qualifications," Mrs. Arroyo told a crowd in Tiaong, Quezon during her visit there yesterday.
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[Title] => Palace vetting Comelec nominees
[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday there already is a "short list" of possible replacements for two positions in the seven-member Commission on Elections (Comelec) following the retirement of commissioners Luzviminda Tancangco and Ralph Lantion earlier this week.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye, however, declined to name those in the list. He said the search committee headed by Bernardino Abes is still undertaking the vetting process of the nominees.
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[Title] => Scrapping of voter’s ID system questioned
[Summary] => Three officials of the Commission on Elections questioned yesterday the decision of Comelec Chairwoman Harriet Demetriou to suspend the implementation of the controversial P6.5-billion computerized voter identification system.
In a joint statement, Commissioners Julio Desamito, Luzviminda Tancangco and Ralph Lantion said the poll body can still push through with the program upon proper representation with the concerned government agencies.
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LUZVIMINDA TANCANGCO AND RALPH LANTION
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Mrs. Arroyo, who is seeking a full six-year term in the May 10 elections, said "there is no deadline" for her and explained why it is not urgent to name the two new Comelec appointees.
"I have to study my choices. I have to look at their individual qualifications," Mrs. Arroyo told a crowd in Tiaong, Quezon during her visit there yesterday.
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[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday there already is a "short list" of possible replacements for two positions in the seven-member Commission on Elections (Comelec) following the retirement of commissioners Luzviminda Tancangco and Ralph Lantion earlier this week.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye, however, declined to name those in the list. He said the search committee headed by Bernardino Abes is still undertaking the vetting process of the nominees.
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[Title] => Scrapping of voter’s ID system questioned
[Summary] => Three officials of the Commission on Elections questioned yesterday the decision of Comelec Chairwoman Harriet Demetriou to suspend the implementation of the controversial P6.5-billion computerized voter identification system.
In a joint statement, Commissioners Julio Desamito, Luzviminda Tancangco and Ralph Lantion said the poll body can still push through with the program upon proper representation with the concerned government agencies.
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